Concerned (guest) 24 Feb 2011 01:16
This year seems to have gained a very infamous reputation. You can't hear the words two-thousand and twelve without getting a weird feeling in the pit of your stomach. When you analyze it, most of the claims about this year are pretty easily proved to be false. There seems to be two recurring words though, and they are pole shift. Of course most people don't differentiate between the magnetic and rotational poles, and use the term interchangeably. No matter what the claimed mechanism though, that keeps getting brought up. The one person that I think stands out in this is Geryl. When you hear the claims put forth by this person you can't help but to think it is all crazy. Pretty much all of it seems to come from his imagination, and the bodies of work of other authors that wrote before him. It is definitely easy to say it is insane, as it well seems as such. I wonder though if we ignore it at our own peril. So far he has been able to do what even our best scientists can not do, and that is predict solar activity/a solar flare. I have no explanation for how he did this, and I wish I did, but he said there would be one on a certain day give or take a day, and there was one the day after the day he had said. This should raise our curiosity should it not? I have read reviews and have read things pointing out how all of his math has a lot of mistakes and relies heavily on numerology, and one of the biggest claims of retrograde loops of Venus was shown to be false. Given all of the mistakes in all of it, it begs the question how did he get something accurately right. There comes some questions with all of it. Do we have any way of knowing that our planet has not switched direction of rotation? Do we know that the continents have not shifted by a large amount in the recent geological history? There also begs the question how he knows that the Americas will supposedly be the most affected and will end up in a "polar climb" whatever that is. I really think this needs to be picked apart more, simply because I do not think it is wise to ignore something that might be true. I am sure you all have families that you love, kids, husbands, wives. I do as well and I do not want them to go through what is being claimed, nor do I want to go through what is being claimed. It would also be different I believe if he was just claiming these things and not doing anything. This is not the case though. He in fact has a non-profit survival organization set up, and that is unnerving because I don't think that somebody who was not sure would create something like that and put a bunch of money into it. I do not know if their plans have come to reality or not, I just know they were trying to. Anyways, I figured it may do well to discuss this more in depth.
