Thread: Planet X Approaching 2012.

You don't know what the queers are doing to the soil.

I take this stuff with a grain of salt, even if I don't know how true it is. There have been plenty of false doomsdays in the past though I can't say much since I havn't researched them, but I think people have probably misinturpreted something, I mean it was probably decided that there is a 99.9% chance that there might be another planet out there that might join are solar system.

The one reason that convinces me is you would hear this alot more in todays society if it were likely.

Nothing had better happen in 2012. I'm going to be 25, have a well paying job, and be in next best years of my life (college being the best). So yeah, 2012 is not cool for me.

Nothing will happen in 2012. Y2K never happened in the new millennia, 2006 was another year in which doom should have happened. In fact, in lots of cases, nothing has happened after a bunch of people cry "The End Is Nigh!". In this example, all the evidence is flaky and composed of poor physics and is still reliant on biblical quotes in order to prophecise the 'impending doom' (a pattern followed by ALL cries of nearing apocalypse).

If anything, go read into a lot of the links that the various skeptics of this forum have posted. I think that should be taken into account when considering how valid this current claim is.

Nothing also happened in 2003, the year they originally told us Planet X was coming. I suppose someone thinks if you just keep moving the deadline, you can keep the same story going forever.

Welcome to 2012 thread #45643254-xcvvds-0233332112-ddfaxxw!!!

Please enjoy your stay.

Now with half the content and twice the paranoia!!

Originally Posted by SolSkye

Welcome to 2012 thread #45643254-xcvvds-0233332112-ddfaxxw!!!

Please enjoy your stay.

Now with half the content and twice the paranoia!!

yeah they're gonna talk about 12:12:12 now. which is like 666 only twice as bad

I happen to know nothing about Planet X, astrology, or the like. I know very little about 2012, except that its the end of the Mayan Calendar (when we talked about it in class, and our teacher said five minutes later that it was more accurate than the English calendar, I jokingly say "lets wait until after 2012, then see who's most accurate" ...but I digress). I am one of those people who have just been reading this thread, passing over the arguments and merely assuming which side is right.

Here's something I DO know, however, and I'm surprised no one has brought this up.

If we prove that Planet X is real (yes, this conglomerate of... given, we are gifted people, but I wouldn't call us MENSA members) and that its going to destroy the world, great. If we disprove it, fantastic.

But if you go all of the members of Dream Views to agree one way or the other, would it make a damned bit of difference? This small population amidst all the skeptics and doomsayers in the world?

This thread is utterly pointless, unless you really CARE whether its real or not. If you don't believe its real, and it is, you die. If you do believe its real, you won't convince enough people to make a damned bit of difference, so you'll die too. So what does it matter what you believe?

Originally Posted by AspirationRealized

This thread is utterly pointless, unless you really CARE whether its real or not. If you don't believe its real, and it is, you die. If you do believe its real, you won't convince enough people to make a damned bit of difference, so you'll die too. So what does it matter what you believe?

It matters to me because it pains me to see people so easily duped. In such times, succeptable people waste time, energy, and money. All resources that could be spent on real problems.

But its just as impossible for you to convince the doomsayers as it is for them to convince you. Don't you understand that?

Use your gift of a skeptic intellect on the real problems, and stop wasting YOUR time on this, which isn't the problem.

Believe me, minds that are "wasted" on this sort of thing really won't make a difference for the real problems anyway XD

Originally Posted by AspirationRealized

But its just as impossible for you to convince the doomsayers as it is for them to convince you. Don't you understand that?

Use your gift of a skeptic intellect on the real problems, and stop wasting YOUR time on this, which isn't the problem.

Believe me, minds that are "wasted" on this sort of thing really won't make a difference for the real problems anyway XD

I'm not trying to convince the OP, necessarily. Those who post such garbage are usually beyond hope. I'm trying to keep more people from falling under the spell of percieved doom.

Well, just take what I said, and switch it around with "people who would believe it". XD

I sorta get your point. But you're much more patient than I am.

Originally Posted by AspirationRealized

Well, just take what I said, and switch it around with "people who would believe it". XD

I sorta get your point. But you're much more patient than I am.

It's one of my many missions in life to save innocent people from bad science.

I saw a documentary about the "new-born Christians" today... It was horrible to see little kids (6 year olds) getting brain washed by a preacher.
Now THAT is a problem...those kids cannot think for themselves yet and are easy targets...
(It was called "Camp Jesus", or "Jesus Camp")

God dammit is this 1983 (or was it 84?) all over again?

Or even 2000?

There's no end to it is there?

21/12/12 will pass, fuck all will happen and we'll go on with out everyday lives. And if we don't then I'll be proved wrong but beleive you me I would actually hope something would happen becaus eI'm so bored with life as it is now

Originally Posted by AspirationRealized

I happen to know nothing about Planet X, astrology, or the like. I know very little about 2012, except that its the end of the Mayan Calendar (when we talked about it in class, and our teacher said five minutes later that it was more accurate than the English calendar, I jokingly say "lets wait until after 2012, then see who's most accurate" ...but I digress). I am one of those people who have just been reading this thread, passing over the arguments and merely assuming which side is right.

Here's something I DO know, however, and I'm surprised no one has brought this up.

If we prove that Planet X is real (yes, this conglomerate of... given, we are gifted people, but I wouldn't call us MENSA members) and that its going to destroy the world, great. If we disprove it, fantastic.

But if you go all of the members of Dream Views to agree one way or the other, would it make a damned bit of difference? This small population amidst all the skeptics and doomsayers in the world?

This thread is utterly pointless, unless you really CARE whether its real or not. If you don't believe its real, and it is, you die. If you do believe its real, you won't convince enough people to make a damned bit of difference, so you'll die too. So what does it matter what you believe?

Don't let this thread sum up your perception 2012. Research 2012. As far as this thread is concerned...it's pretty much bullshit. You have more "credible" (and I use that term loosely) sources out there other than this.

Don't worry, it'll be exciting!
Buy a truckload of guns, body armor; build a bunker in your back yard and stock up on food - Y2.012K is coming!!!
I think we can close this (not-so-productive) thread.

Originally Posted by Idolfan

God dammit is this 1983 (or was it 84?) all over again?

Or even 2000?

There's no end to it is there?

21/12/12 will pass, fuck all will happen and we'll go on with out everyday lives. And if we don't then I'll be proved wrong but beleive you me I would actually hope something would happen becaus eI'm so bored with life as it is now

Originally Posted by Jeff777

Don't let this thread sum up your perception 2012. Research 2012. As far as this thread is concerned...it's pretty much bullshit. You have more "credible" (and I use that term loosely) sources out there other than this.

I wonder what sources you are talking about, if they were indeed that credible, you would had already revealed it.
on the other hand, forget it.

As for my concern, i have no intention to make anyone believe that something is coming. My intentions are simple, reveal and disappear.
By that i mean, let people decide their own path. They see what they see, they perceive what they want to perceive. Thats all i have to say.

Some people tend to use hate and "Jealousy" to make them selfs happy, and yet their inner self knows that it is wrong. proving me wrong, will change nothing, because nothing has been changed from the information.

A possibility is what counts in this situation. We are capable on accepting anything, and yet reject its existence. For this, we are capable to peek into our own imagination and invent things that haven't been invented. It all started in your head.

There is a good saying : Knowledge becomes Power, when one learns how to apply it correctly.

Originally Posted by Timothy Paradox

I saw a documentary about the "new-born Christians" today... It was horrible to see little kids (6 year olds) getting brain washed by a preacher.
Now THAT is a problem...those kids cannot think for themselves yet and are easy targets...
(It was called "Camp Jesus", or "Jesus Camp")

I saw the beginning of it, the first time I saw the trailor I thought it was a parody of radical religioun.

Unfortunately it's real....Bush is one of them..

Originally Posted by LucidDreamGod

I saw the beginning of it, the first time I saw the trailor I thought it was a parody of radical religioun.

Originally Posted by Timothy Paradox

I saw a documentary about the "new-born Christians" today... It was horrible to see little kids (6 year olds) getting brain washed by a preacher.
Now THAT is a problem...those kids cannot think for themselves yet and are easy targets...
(It was called "Camp Jesus", or "Jesus Camp")

Jb and KG from Tenacious D went to a Jesus Camp by accident after being stranded on a highway. Heck, they wrote a song about it. I suggest hearing it, lol.

When I (a christian) try to tell controversies of the bible to religious folk, about how badly incorrect those christian talkshows are, major mistakes in the bible, what christian soldiers from isreal do to the muslims, and even what the missionaries are doing with drugs to the sick where they stay and work, they argue by stuttering or with the bible. I'm always like, damn religious groups, brainwashing the kids. They always try to make sense with religion. They think anybody who is of strong faith is so holy, they can do no wrong. Which is not right and half the time, they aren't holy.

Ugh. This whole planet thing is very argumentive. If it does happen we will likely die from mugging, fires from crazed civilllians, explosions, car crashes, jealousy, suicide, or idiots with scissors before the planet is affected. That's almost 2/3 of the world right there.
If it doesn't happen and it is still close, I'll be drinking beer and smoking weed in front of cops because of everyone who thinks the world is ending. They'll be like "It's okay to drink at your age and even smoke mary jane kid. The world's ending soon......Alright boys, let's beat up every guy we don't like! Like we do on a daily basis. HUZAH! HUZAH!"

Then if it doesn't happen all together. I'll be here, writing a topic.

That (female) preacher actually said that we should learn from those Islamic fundamentalists (suicide bombers) and follow their example.
She thinks she must teach these 5 year old kids to be prepared to die for God.
OMG!!!!

Originally Posted by L

As for my concern, i have no intention to make anyone believe that something is coming. My intentions are simple, reveal and disappear.

Why are you still here, then?

Originally Posted by Timothy Paradox

That (female) preacher actually said that we should learn from those Islamic fundamentalists (suicide bombers) and follow their example.
She thinks she must teach these 5 year old kids to be prepared to die for God.
OMG!!!!

source: dictionary.reference.com:
fun·da·men·tal·ism /ˌfʌndəˈmɛntlˌɪzəm/Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[fuhn-duh-men-tl-iz-uhm]Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–noun 1.(sometimes initial capital letter) a movement in American Protestantism that arose in the early part of the 20th century in reaction to modernism and that stresses the infallibility of the Bible not only in matters of faith and morals but also as a literal historical record, holding as essential to Christian faith belief in such doctrines as the creation of the world, the virgin birth, physical resurrection, atonement by the sacrificial death of Christ, and the Second Coming.
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2.the beliefs held by those in this movement.
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3.strict adherence to any set of basic ideas or principles: the fundamentalism of the extreme conservatives.
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adjective
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1. of or relating to or tending toward fundamentalism
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1. a supporter of fundamentalism

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I don't recall bombings because of the bible and no I don't think she was referencing to suicide bombings muslims. If she was talking about them she wouldn't have combined with religion if it was implied negative toward them. Which it wasn't.