Re: Weather and Earthquakes....

On Fri, 23 May 2008 22:01:03 -0400, "Hybrid Angel/Messenger"
<xxx0110@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

>"Man will see weather and earthquakes as he has never seen before."
>(HaShem)
>
>
So what ? That's nature. Its been going on for over 4 billion years.
It'll be going on until the sun turns into a red giant and reduces the
earth to a cinder. 

>I'm watching the Weather Channel. Fifty records have been broken for
>heat. California reached 105%. Never seen before....
>
....in the last few hundred years of record keeping. The outcome of
natural events tends to cycle in affect over time. This is geology
101. Go back to high school and this time pay attention.

>They'll be nobody to bury us. And area 51? Underground. You don't want
>to be there! All faults will be affected. The violent rising and falling
of
>land m*****. California may fall into the ocean. TheUS may crack in two,
the
>oceans will wash over the falling land m*****..
>
Please cite geological evidence for your bizarre claims.

>Australia was on the equator on the last visit. Now look at......
>
So what ? That's normal.

>We need help. And the ET aka angels can help us. But they have to be
>recognized for what they are. Legions of angels, of HaShem.....
>
We don't need help. We need less rhetoric from the religious.

>Or as the many ancient cultures, taught by ETs, prophesied. The world is
>going to end in 2012! Reason dictates, they didn't pull that knowledge
>out of their hat!
>
No. They pulled it out of their ignorant, dirty, sweaty, crackpot
*****. You'd get better guidance at the local sanitarium.

>Too reasonable for you Godless brain dead.....?
>
Its not reasonable. Its irrational thinking from those afflicted with
the religious virus.

>Too bad we're so ****ing smart, we can understand that the prophecy
>was taught to the ancients, and was for this time in the history of the
>earth and the comet, meeting up....
>
Time for your meds.  


"It is far better to grasp the Universe 
as it really is than to persist in delusion, 
however satisfying and reassuring." - Carl Sagan