Nancy Leider actually has a timetable now?

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And it's oh so laughable.

Nancy Leider actually has a timetable now?

3WMElliott 23 Aug 2010 11:34

I had the ZetaTalk page bookmarked, I just haven't got round to reading any of it. And by reading I mean head-desking. Anyway, I thought there were no timetables, no dates given, especially after 2003's 'little white lie', so it came as I surprise to see this page, detailing¹ the events up until the "Aftertime" (dun dun dun)

Highlight of the page for me:

We have previously stated that the Planet X complex would be seen in the skies, undeniably, 7 weeks before the shift. Nancy has computed the whole sequence to be approximately 7 weeks, and this is accurate enough.

If it's accurate enough for Nancy and the Zetans, it's accurate enough for me…

Footnotes

1. Term used lightly

Re: Nancy Leider actually has a timetable now?

Mike Poulin (guest) 23 Aug 2010 12:34

7 Weeks from when come on Nancy you need to be more specific.

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Astrogeek 23 Aug 2010 13:11

I looked, I read, I scratched my head.

I see Nancy's ability to communicate absolutely nothing in as verbose a manner possible is intact.

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Re: Nancy Leider actually has a timetable now?

3WMElliott 23 Aug 2010 13:43

After severe wobbles, days of darkness and sunrise west, I simply cannot wait until "The Aaaffteeerrr-tiiiiimmmeeee". Sounds so epic.

If anybody can decipher that into some sort of visual step by step run of the events, that'd be just grand.

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UndeadxNurse 23 Aug 2010 13:52

Here it is, the moment that we've all been waiting for! In exactly one minute, the notorious Planet-X will be visible for the first time, ever!

(1 minute later)

A giant doughnut rolls by!

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Re: Nancy Leider actually has a timetable now?

bikenbeer2000 23 Aug 2010 14:28

What makes me laugh is the precision with which they detail all this - derived entirely out of thin air.

“The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts.” - Bertrand Russell

Re: Nancy Leider actually has a timetable now?

Astrogeek 23 Aug 2010 17:07

What I don't understand about the entire Lieder saga is why people still listen to her? After the "little white lie"? After saying PX did arrive, but golly gee it's been hiding behind the sun for four years now?

I can't seem to get my head around what these people see in her.

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Re: Nancy Leider actually has a timetable now?

Mike Poulin (guest) 23 Aug 2010 18:42

So why hasn't the insane asylum of whatever state/town she lives in not come to pick her up yet she's obviously nuts.

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3WMElliott 01 Sep 2010 21:57

This may be as close as we get to images of this event. You don't have to read much of that page (thankfully, as the rest of it is on a variety of topics), and the answers are still as vague as ever, but we can at least visualize this process. Kind of. I mean look at the scale of that thing!

We're in for some fun. And then Thhhheeee Aaaafteeeertiii-ahhyougettheidea.

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Ah, even better, one of the links in that top paragraph ventures here with a whole lot of maddening detail. A whole whole lot…

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Re: Nancy Leider actually has a timetable now?

Mike Poulin (guest) 01 Sep 2010 22:28

So how stupid AGAIN is Nancy Leider going to look when Planet X doesn't show up in 2012 much like it didn't show up in 2003.

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RickardM 01 Sep 2010 22:57

So how stupid AGAIN is Nancy Leider going to look when Planet X doesn't show up in 2012 much like it didn't show up in 2003.

When it comes to Lieders stupidity it's impossible to give an estimate on just how stupid she actually will look. I've made the fatal mistake to think that she couldn't possibly look more stupid, and I have consecutively been proven wrong. Quite simply, Lieders stupidity is off the charts, and we will see some ground-breaking stupidity during her countdown to Apocalypse.

I've thought on several occasions that I'd might invite her to my home here in Sweden¹ by the time of her claimed poleshift, just to see her expression when the day passes by without any poleshift to speak of. But then again, she probably just claim that she lied in order to "fool the establishment" yet again.

Footnotes

1. Since according to her this would be more or less the global safe-haven

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Re: Nancy Leider actually has a timetable now?

bikenbeer2000 02 Sep 2010 02:40

The 'maddening detail' is even more maddening because the author seems never to have heard of JPEG image compression, so we're stuck with downloading over 50 Mb of uncompressed bitmap images.

I repeat my earlier comment about how amusing it is that all this detail about relative positions and exact angles through which Planet X and the Earth will roll is derived from pure fantasy. The forum would appear to be closed to non-believers, but it would be nice to ask the question: "Err.. please explain the observations which led to your predictions and give details of your calculations."

Has anyone ever come across any actual dates for all this malarkey to take place? I suspect they're reluctant to commit themselves to dates in order to avoid being proved definitively wrong when Planet X or Earth don't behave as predicted on any particular day.

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TheGreatJuju 02 Sep 2010 02:42

Wow, the magical claims in that Ning article and comments….

One person wrote:

"It (PX) must first come to a stop, which it does in approximately 2 years 3 months after passing your Sun. The orbit [of Planet X] takes it well away from the Sun after passage, so that it moves out a distance equal to 1/4 of the distance between the Sun and its other foci before it slows to a stop. After passing through the Solar System, [Planet X] moves out on the opposite side some 3.560 times the distance from your Sun to its farthest planet, Pluto, then stops. It then hovers, not moving, essentially, for 3 years 6 months, and then slowly begins a return trip which telescopes or mirrors the voyage out."

Just … wow.

I repeat my earlier comment about how amusing it is that all this detail about relative positions and exact angles through which Planet X and the Earth will roll is derived from pure fantasy.

Yeah, I just thinking that the guy's "analysis" could just as easily apply to Elliot's magic spoon behind the moon.

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Re: Nancy Leider actually has a timetable now?

bikenbeer2000 02 Sep 2010 03:42

Yeah, I just thinking that the guy's "analysis" could just as easily apply to Elliot's magic spoon behind the moon.

Or Russell's Teapot: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell%27s_teapot

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UndeadxNurse 02 Sep 2010 14:50

The question begs to be asked..

Will she ever give up?

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3WMElliott 02 Sep 2010 15:01

Yeah, to be clear the Teapot was the inspiration of course, but when you have a cult sci-film film in the form of the Matrix that has the ideal line "There is no spoon"…

As for whether there is a proper date, I haven't seen one, only this dizzying amount of detail that will take place over the 7 weeks before the Aftertime.

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UndeadxNurse 02 Sep 2010 15:12

::facedesks::

Why can't someone "predict" something for a shorter time-range? Like tomorrow!

Oddly enough, I'm tired of waiting. :(

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Re: Nancy Leider actually has a timetable now?

Mike Poulin (guest) 07 Sep 2010 19:56

I always thought that Aliens were after intgelligent life Nancy Leider doesn't seem to fit that bill.