Opinion of the Day

[kalibex]

"Amazingly, the ineptitude of the frightful omen-slingers has not diminished their appeal. Their newsletters and websites proliferate. They have spawned the runaway popularity of syndicated radio shows rooted in edge-of-the-seat invocations of imminent global disasters. Tally up the New Age devotees of spooky woo-woo and the Christian fundamentalist worshipers of divine uh-oh and you've got a cast of millions."
-Rob Breszny

Comments

[antikythera.livejournal.com]

Spooky woo-woo and divine uh-oh. ^__^

variations within the theme...

[hat-lights.livejournal.com]

Last night on C2C, Maj. Ed Dames (remote viewer and former US military/spy) talked about a series of massive coronal ejections from the Sun coming at a time when a large object, maybe a black hole or unknown thing, would have stripped the magnetic field away from the Earth, making it succeptible to the photon bombardment. He compared it to Star Trek - when the "shields were down and the Klingons fired their photon torpedoes"...later, a lady caller told him she "loved him" for his forthrightness about what he saw, and he replied, " You don't know me! I'm not a nice guy.."
Dames seems to be going out of his way to prove his claims about his personality with his Dr. Doom predictions.
Too much left-brain heavy science - not enough majick ?
Then, the night before, Sylvia Browne reported no Terra destruction, no Planet X, based on her vision. At least none that she saw for 100 years, but she admitted to being puzzled that when she tried to see beyond 100 years, it was as if there was a wall which prevented this.

Depends on who ya talk to... as usual, opinions vary.