Pay close attention.

There has been various prophecies for 1000's of years.

Prophesy is used as a form of programming.

Eg, if there was a book widely distributed that had certain dates, times and places for various things to occur, and this book was widely believed to be infallible and accurate, people who followed this book would think well x is going to happen at y, and collective energy would be expended in to making x occur at y.

Eg, in the Bible the dates of WW1 are explicitly laid out. Did God cause this war, or did people, manipulating the global subconscious thanks to a highly helpful piece of programming literature?

Israel got resettled en masse by the Jews. Did God do it or did the Brits do it?

Is it not written that Satan has control of the world? Would that mean Satan did it?

Anyway, a lot of people are turning away from Christianity and are going for those old religions and new age thought.

Then we have that whole 2012 thing with the calenders. This can be used to create mass hysteria in 2012, fear, panic, trauma and PTSD, making the population available for further programming. And for the Christians they might bring in 'Jesus' for them (perhaps a fake one, kept away from the public and heavily programmed, or even a hologram), to further a global agenda and placate the Christians.

Prophecy is very similar to programming.

Easel makes a very good point with his post, Yadda, the question of whether, when many people believe that things will occur, they sometimes have the ability to see their actions, contributing to enabling the prophecy to come true.

In the USA, there are about 25% of the population, that believe that they are living in the "END DAYS", as spoken of in the Bible's Book Of Revelation, and that is a very worrying statistic.

If one of them were in a high political, or military position, they could make decisions based on their belief that we are going to witness the end of the world anyway.

That is just one more reason why I don't like religion, it can make normally rational people, make very irrational choices, for very dubious reasons.

easel wrote on Apr 18^th, 2009 at 2:10pm:



And who is doing the programming, bozo?

tallowood wrote on Apr 22^nd, 2009 at 10:40pm:



I mean who is the evil mastermind?

mozzaok wrote on Apr 24^th, 2009 at 11:31am:


Here are atheistic tangible links to theism. 

Calanen wrote on Apr 25^th, 2009 at 4:24pm:


Yes. You can do it by programming him out of islam. Then he will have no need to use an arabic name.

That's a very interesting take. People assume if something says 1997, it had to happen on that date. Rather then looking at prophecy as an unsolved computer coding. Where all the letters and the numbers could mean something else under the surface.

These cryptic messages might have some merit. But then, why bother to prophesize at all? Why not just say so directly? Is the fear of the common man knowing such information THAT drastic? Is it better that a few sleezeballs who are only interested in power get the information instead?

It just doesn't addup to me. I see no way mankind could have peace. And I'm content with that. All these "prophecies" of worldly events just sound to me like drama that unfolds, there will always be more drama.

I enjoy knowing that in some ways. The chaos, the death, the uncertainty. It's what it means to be human. Humans need conflict. Harmony, comes from harm...

It's just a taxing proccess juggling the demands of wanting to see the world go to hell, and making sure Julz lives a liesurely, comfortable life. Her happiness is more important to me then watching all the little piggies suffer... But if the latter's going to happen anyway...

Calanen wrote on May 3^rd, 2009 at 11:07am:


He was programmed with very simple algorithm written in Banagalore.