clovince

I agree with Bill on this. It's stupid to believe someone as soon as he says he saw something in a vision or a dream. I totally agree with that. But if many people have had the same vision for approximately the same date, it is interesting to consider it. The fact that Deagle didn't say that the H bomb was gonna blow Los Angeles on precisely the 7th of October is not even subtle in his message, it's pretty clear.

You know, sometimes, skeptics make me laugh, as they believe any junk debunking on the net just as other people will believe any occult belief they'll come across there. One is not better than the other.

I've seen many seriously odd things in my life, and I mean this from a very objective point of view. Enough things to know that reality is not quite what we are trained to think it is. However, I don't pretend knowing what's real and what's phoney, but I do know that many things said to be phoney ain't at all.

And about the world's situation, we've been getting information from many people since a long time. Information about serious economic situations that would soon shake the whole world. And now, we're in October, the month that was somehow foreseen, and there IS an economic collapse. I mean, this is not like predicting that in October, there will be a lot of rain falling.

To me, at least, it's valid enough as a result to make me consider that what these people say might (just might) be true.

See, some skeptics are so skeptical on absolutely everything that I wonder if they really believe they were born from their mother since they don't remember the event themselves... and if they could, they might put the blame on hallucinations.