[Labyrinthos]

Were their such signs prior to 9/11 posted on the Internet? Our research suggest there were indeed. Although the identities of individuals posting and publishing items on the Internet can be "spoofed," the timing of the posts cannot. While there is an unending debate about the true identity of an individual named "EOM," the fact that one and apparently several postings appeared under that name that "predicted" a "great event" to take place (against and inside the US) prior to 9/11 cannot be disputed.

I keep asking for evidence of these pre 09.11 warnings, predictions, whatever, but have yet to see conclusive proof that they exist, other than the chilling lyrics to some song that was posted on 09.10. If someone can point me to the evidence, then I'll back off my rant, but until then, I remain extremely skeptical.

[appalachian_dweller]

>> I remain extremely skeptical <<

I know what you mean. I really think 95% of what's posted on these boards is disinformation or a joke or whatever. It's the stuff we're not seeing/hearing about that may come to pass.

Again, while I am skeptical, I'm still prepared. Hope you are too.

[knak]

me too, I'm not even convinced that this "song" is any evidence of a warning. Even the person claiming she got advanced warning of 9/11, I'm quite skeptical of that story. Sorry; but I just am!