Youtube debunking of two suns
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKYYzDhj3Bw
Perhaps could be of use in the Youtube section?
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Youtube debunking of two suns
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Summary:
Just a clip, but it looks exactly like most of the second sun videos out there and shows why it's not Nibiru.
That turned out to be a less than reliable source after looking at the authors other videos. Here is one were he claims to have found Nibiru (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlQY2uY522I&feature=related), but that is not the most disturbing part of it all. He have also written this: http://rapidshare.com/files/149927891/NEVER_IGNORE_THE_OBVIOUS__03_.pdf.html
Please take your time to look through it, and then tell me if that isn't one of the most disturbing things you've seen when it comes to this whole hoax.
Also, what do you make of his "discovery"? what is it that he "have found"? Finally, isn't 9h something a significant distance from here?
Facts are stubborn things.
- Ronald Reagan
Wow.
I would copy and paste a few of these gems, but the author has disabled that feature in his PDF. In short, I'll say the following….
- no "polarity reversal" in 2012;
- no sources for his claims about quakes and volcanism (or anything);
- the north pole drifts constantly, always has;
- he actually refers to the mythical "water canopy" popularized among young-earth creationists by Kent Hovind;
- unsubstantiated claims about the consequences of geomagnetic reversal, which are moot since it can't happen by 2012 anyway.
And all that is just from page one. I have to leave now and don't have time to read further, so I can't give my opinion on his mysterious conclusion yet. Given that almost everything I've read so far has been laughably wrong, I'm not altogether confident in the veracity of his "discovery," whatever it might be. I'll look at it again later, if no one else has dealt with it by then.
Haha, yeah this person does seem to have some serious issues. But what did you make of the video? I know that it can't be Nibiru, but what could it be? Or could it even be a photoshopped object?
By the way, does anyone here happen to have seen a guy named Warriorkinging on Youtube? He has an spectacular, or rather mind-blowing, series of videos called "intruder alert" or something like that. If you haven't seen it yet, check it out. It's better entertainment than most comedies on tv.
Facts are stubborn things.
- Ronald Reagan
Warriorkinging… strange guy, what's he done recently?
This was the highlight of our time together, so to speak"
How to defeat a debunker (i.e. me)
Research, research and yet more research (retort starts about 1:40ish)
I don't think I got a reply.
To his credit though, he doesn't go mad and block or censor comments, to my knowledge at least. I don't know if saying he's open to ideas is the right thing, he doesn't appear to budge on anything he believes in (and there's a pretty strong about of belief he's got in places), and a fair few people follow what he does.
Elliot, your vids are terrific. I haven't watched them all, but you've done a great job in all the ones I've seen.
But what did you make of the video? I know that it can't be Nibiru, but what could it be? Or could it even be a photoshopped object?
It's a random object he plucked from his backside and decided to call "Nibiru," maybe to amuse himself or maybe because he's crazy. It's the same old story — or one of the same old stories, obviously contradicting fellow Nibiru hunters who claim Google and Microsoft were forced to censor the elusive planet with a black square. The fact that he disabled comments on the video suggests he knows full well that he's full of it.
As for what the object actually is, it looks like the carbon star CW Leonis.
By the way, does anyone here happen to have seen a guy named Warriorkinging on Youtube?
Yes, someone posted one or more of his videos here a while back. Laugh a minute, and he doesn't like people to disagree with him. He also doesn't know anything about CCD photography.
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