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Avalon Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Indianapolis metro area
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I'm so happy to see such great interest here! I'm having a hard time figuring out where to post what, so I thought I'd start a new thread on this topic.
I wanted to post this info in response to some discussion in other threads about the possibility for the use of nuclear weapons in the near future. There seems to be two main points in response to this: (1) The ET's won't allow such destruction to occur (and keep in mind this does not necessarily bode good tidings... it may just mean they don't want their future prize ruined). ![]() ~OR~ (2) If it happens, and you're in the wrong place, there will be no escape, so there's no use wasting any energy worrying about it. This same sentiment is a very useful tool in practicing discernment -- if the possibility you are fearful of is so overwhelming, don't waste time on it!! There are better uses of your time and attention. ![]() But to the point -- I came across the work of Bruce Cathie recently, and although I'm no physics expert, I do spend quite a bit of time researching alternate takes on the topic (check out Nassim Haramein). What I gather from Mr. Cathie's theory is that causing a nuclear explosion is no easy feat... it requires much more than just a detonation, there must also be some very exacting earthly alignments and the timing must be impeccable. The point being, there are only so many such perfectly aligned places on the planet where such an event could ever occur. As I said, I'm no expert, so I would be most interested in hearing other more informed opinions on his work and I think he might be a worthwhile interviewee for Project Camelot. As for Nassim, if you've got about 9 hours to spare, there is a two part video still available online (Part 1 & Part 2) that will change your way of thinking about more than just physics. Highly recommended!!! ![]() |
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