[billorites]

Gosh, they've got to start pulling these wacky Planet X threads.

[headsonpikes]

Velikovsky bump.

Pretty strange article for 'bushcountry.org', presumably a political site.

[Poohbah]

Search is our friend.

[PatrickHenry]

Already posted HERE.

[xJones]

We're done for, but before the end, I want you to know that I have always liked your space photos threads. How the Hubble missed Planet X I'll never know, but best wishes. :)

[hauerf]

Brain fart.

[Billy_bob_bob]

" Solar Weather: McCanney says, "We're seeing the Sun at an excited level never before seen. There was a solar maximum in the year 2000 that would be the expected time for the Sun to reach the maximum of activity on its 11-year solar cycle, and after that it would be expected to diminish in energy over that 11-year span of time. We should be well on the way in the year 2003 to the solar minimum, but instead, the Sun is at an explosive state never before seen in the history of our solar system. My theoretical work shows how, in fact, the Sun is interacting with some large object that we have not seen yet -- NASA probably has seen it, but it is not telling us -- causing the dramatic solar flares that we're seeing."

Sorry, but this is simpy wrong. My wife is, among other things, an amateur astronomer and aurora watcher. There is no question that the sun is less active now than it was three years ago. Therefore this assertation is woven from whole cloth, I.E. there is nothing to it.

[John H K]

YHWH's word is such a source. If you know the Scriptures, then you know that YHWH always takes care of his faithful people in times of trouble.

See, what basically drives garbage such as this (and I consider end-times drivel I consider the religious equivalent of porn) are people dreaming of an egotistical fantasy where they survive but, say, their much richer neighbors with a nicer house and better cars are struck down in the end times because they aren't religious enough, and then you can enjoy your schadenfreude.

Also it's a desperate hope that at SOME point people will be rewarded in the real world for being good, or religious...something that clearly doesn't happen currently (serial killers like Richard Speck happily live to ripe old ages in prison while children die of leukemia, Moore, Oklahoma, hardly a den of sin, gets hit by three tornadoes in 10 years while Baghdad, as best I can tell, hasn't had a major NATURAL disaster in quite a long time, etc.)

[Leisler]

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

Better stock up on this:

And do what this guy is doing, just in case the Planet X comes around while you're on the road:

[Rebelbase]

[battlegearboat]

Perhaps he could provide more. The article is too short.

[mhking]

May the tin foil be with you....

[Mr. Mojo]

Well, if we're all going to die anyway, I'm off to get a double king egg cheese bacon avocado chili burger at Fat Burger. (A 4000 calorie burger).

[sandydipper]

Since you are not gonna need it anyway - I would like for everyone to send me your bank balance in the form of a cashier's check. Make it out to "Cash" - Thanks

[Luis Gonzalez]

BY MAY/JUNE 2003?!?!?!?!?!?

That means that I can charge the hell out of my credit cards and not have to pay them?????>

I can finance things that I will never get a ill for?

YEAH BABY!!!!

TIME TO LIVE!!!!

The yellow one, or the red one?

The yellow one, or the red one?

HELL!!!

The yellow one AND the red one!!!

[Mustang]

"...and what to do when it comes?..." Try this:

Bend down real far and kiss your ass goodbye!

File this article under: "More silly stuff from folks who think the Bible is Science".

Mustang sends from "Malpaso News"

[SubMareener]

Here is where to watch for things coming from behind the Sun. It is NASA's SOHO satellite, in orbit about the Sun-Earth L1 point about 1 million miles inside the earth's orbit about the sun. We watched Mercury pass by the sun a couple of weeks ago.

[green team 1999]

good posting,thank you.