Lumi's Batshit Insane Thread
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Guest, did you like the last podcast notification?? Well here's the second one, and for the third podcast! Yep. This Thursday 8-8-24 at 7pm Central
Go here to check out his podcast thread for info on topics and links!Go into the FoH discord and find the Happy Time Fun Hour channel and give it a listen!
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OK, I'm serious now lumie, you have to help me. How can I tell if I was in on it? This morning when I got to work, there were police helicopters in the air and cops all over the place. 4+ hours later, they're still there and there's nothing on the news about what's going on, which can only mean that I've been backtraced from my post yesterday and they're looking for me. I need to know if I was in on 9/11 before they find me.
There's got to be an easy way to tell.
Not that I don't believe you, I do. Just has to be a special kind of crazy to be mostly normal in every day life except actually believe and peddle this shit seriously.
You'd think after the first time or two you thought the end would happen and it doesn't it would cause you to pause and evaluate your sources. Not double and triple down.
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Its an actual known psychological phenomena, called True Believer Syndrome. Basically, when someone truly believes the world is going to end, or some other ridiculous thing, and evidence directly contradicting that belief is discovered, some people tend to double down and believe harder.
This is actually how the Jehovah's Witnesses religion began! Basically this guy predicted the end of the world would happen in like 1900 or some shit (date unimportant) and this movement spread, a lot of people got really into it. They were selling homes, etc. all in preparation for the Rapture. The day of the Rapture came and went, and most people invested in the movement abandoned it, but a die hard core convinced themselves they simply got the date wrong, and doubled down on the belief.
The most well known example of this was the Millerite movement, whose failure to predict the end of days was labeled the Great Disappointment
Great Disappointment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
True-believer syndrome - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Trust me, the world is about to end. Just because two guesses were wrong doesn't really change the fact. 9/23 won't be the end of the world either but it will be the most life changing event in human history. The Nephilim will return this year through the use of CERN which is actually an inter dimensional portal similar to the movie Event Horizon. This is predicted in the Disney movie, Hercules. In it a couple of witches say "in 18 years, precisely, the planets will align ever so nicely" and the titans will be unleashed. Well the movie came out in 1997 and 18 years is 2015.
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Like I said how 9/11 was predicted in dozens of movies and tv shows, 9/23 and the year 2015 are also predicted in the same way. I'm just providing a couple of examples.
Here's a video about the recent stock market glitch that caused all trading to cease for several hours. Notice the 923 on the guys sleeve as she's talking about mass confusion.
Then we have a trailer of the Disney movie Tomorrowland with a scene showing George Clooney looking at a clock counting down from 9:23. Another device shows the word "probability 100%".
Then there's also the fact that NASA held a conference in April of this year involving a "hypothetical" asteroid impact scenario. The month this hypothetical asteroid is due to impact? September. Then they also had an International Asteroid Day that just passed this June 30th in which scientists discussed ways to deal with the impending strikes of asteroids.
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