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So many theories and prophecies can be associated with 2012 and the doomsday predictions. Question is, are we really searching for the truth?
Comment by endingoftheworld2012 — January 20, 2011 @ 9:58 pm
WTF is that heading about, “so many theories and prophecies can be associated with 2012 and the doomsday predictions?” did y’all listen to him? Nothing is pertinent but the facts. You can not dispute facts. Pluto is an icy body in the outer extremes of our solar system. Period! There is no planet X. Where is the hard proof of such? Nowhere, except in science fiction and fantasy from people who seek to formulate a lie and make a living out of it. Where do you see any certified astronomers, astrophysicists, and to a lesser extent cosmologist’s, upholding the fiction about planet x?
Comment by Butch Catledge — June 24, 2011 @ 7:02 pm
WTF is that heading about, “so many theories and prophecies can be associated with 2012 and the doomsday predictions?” did y’all listen to him? Nothing is pertinent but the facts. You can not dispute facts. Pluto is an icy body in the outer extremes of our solar system. Period! There is no planet X. Where is the hard proof of such? Nowhere, except in science fiction and fantasy from people who seek to formulate a lie and make a living out of it. Where do you see any certified astronomers, astrophysicists, and to a lesser extent cosmologist’s, upholding the fiction about planet x? I mean, come on, C2C is intertaining, but it’s mostly BS, just for entertainment, for the gratification of the deluded millions and the website hits it generates for it’s sponsors, listeners, and guests. think of it as a Sci-Fi radio program for the most part.
Comment by Butch Catledge — June 24, 2011 @ 7:08 pm