| 2/29/2008 10:26:52 AM | Lord, I love a good conspiracy theory! | |
lostinwyoming
Evanston, WY
age: 51
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| 2/29/2008 10:31:46 AM | Lord, I love a good conspiracy theory! | |
jewelz5
Monteagle, TN
age: 54
| hey great job LOST!  excellent, you got it. They are telling you exactly what the hell is going on right in plain view. Get a clue! Believe it folks LOST has it right on the money. The Queen b*tch of england is a reptillian shapeshifting demonic freak along with all your presidents. They don't get to be presidents unless they are of the same bloodline. Wake the hell up folks! Your life is NOT what you think it is.
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| 2/29/2008 10:47:08 AM | Lord, I love a good conspiracy theory! | |
jewelz5
Monteagle, TN
age: 54
| You are the man LOST fantastic stuff!....I read alex colliers stuff 10 years ago he is one sharp cat...You got it man...way to go LOST ...great find! I just watched one of his other interviews the other day as a matter of fact...you and skipster are the only ones that get it.
That last video you posted is brutal! I hope all these dead heads watch it. 10 minutes and it will forever change their little fairytale lives.
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| 2/29/2008 11:15:00 AM | Lord, I love a good conspiracy theory! | |
deserted
Arlington, TX
age: 42
| Japanese scientists eye mysterious 'Planet X'
Kyoko Hasegawa , AFP
Published: Thursday, February 28, 2008
Scientists at a Japanese university said Thursday they believed another planet up to two-thirds the size of the Earth was orbiting in the far reaches of the solar system.
The researchers at Kobe University in western Japan said calculations using computer simulations led them to conclude it was only a matter of time before the mysterious "Planet X" was found.
"Because of the very cold temperature, its surface would be covered with ice, icy ammonia and methane," Kobe University professor Tadashi Mukai, the lead researcher, told AFP.
The study by Mukai and researcher Patryk Lykawka will be published in the April issue of the US-based Astronomical Journal.
"The possibility is high that a yet unknown, planet-class celestial body, measuring 30 percent to 70 percent of the Earth's mass, exists in the outer edges of the solar system," said a summary of the research released by Kobe University.
"If research is conducted on a wide scale, the planet is likely to be discovered in less than 10 years," it said.
Planet X -- so called by scientists as it is yet unfound -- would have an oblong elliptical solar orbit and circle the sun every thousand years, the team said, estimating its radius was 15 to 26 billion kilometres.
The study comes two years after school textbooks had to be rewritten when Pluto was booted out of the list of planets.
Pluto was discovered by the American astronomer Clyde Tombaugh in 1930 in the so-called Kuiper belt, a chain of icy debris in the outer reaches of the solar system.
In 2006, nearly a decade after Tombaugh's death, the International Astronomical Union ruled the celestial body was merely a dwarf planet in the cluttered Kuiper belt.
The astronomers said Pluto's oblong orbit overlapped with that of Neptune, excluding it from being a planet. It defined the solar system as consisting solely of the classical set of Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
The team noted that more than 1,100 celestial bodies have been found in the outer reaches of the solar system since the mid-1990s.
"But it would be the first time to discover a celestial body of this size, which is much larger than Pluto," Mukai said.
The researchers set up a theoretical model looking at how the remote area of the solar system would have evolved over the past four billion years.
"In coming up with an explanation for the celestial bodies, we thought it would be most natural to assume the existence of a yet unknown planet," Mukai said.
"Based on our hypothesis, we calculated how debris moved over the past four billion years. The result matched the actual movement of the celestial bodies we can observe now," he said.
He was hopeful about research by Kobe University, the University of Hawaii and Taiwan's National Central University.
"We are expecting that the ongoing joint celestial observation project will eventually discover Planet X," Mukai said.
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| 2/29/2008 11:53:34 AM | Lord, I love a good conspiracy theory! | |
lostinwyoming
Evanston, WY
age: 51
| jewelz,i thought you might like those.i did a youtube search for "alien queen of england"and those came up plus more.im not sure weather to beleave it or not,but it is interesting and you never know.i try to take everything with a grain of salt.you never know what is true or fabrication unless you see it with your own eyes,and evan then theres people out there who will claim your crazy or on drugs.all i know is that theres more going on than some people would have you beleave.
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| 2/29/2008 12:04:42 PM | Lord, I love a good conspiracy theory! | |
lostinwyoming
Evanston, WY
age: 51
| hey pam,share some of yours with us.
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| 2/29/2008 12:49:09 PM | Lord, I love a good conspiracy theory! | |
jewelz5
Monteagle, TN
age: 54
| right thanks lostthe difference with me is that you don't have to tell me twice because I know how to make up my own mind about all the weird stuff, because you can better believe its all real no matter how bizzare. Ask yourself the question. Where do you think all the ideas come from for all the sci-fi movies?.. aye?...you got it...that stuff is all real and they are telling you what is going on only they hide it in plain sight in the fiction catagory to fool your mind...all the wild stuff is infact more real than you can believe. It is on such a grand scale and is a master plan of deception to cover up in ways of the most fantastic of purportions.
Why do you think they put "In God We Trust" on our money?...exactly right...to take your mind away from the alien agenda they never wanted the public to know about...think about it...your secret gov does not want you finding out those reptillian bastards are eating all these missing kids for lunch...like 100,000 or so a year!...all that shit is real...wild stuff man. You can be sure if its weird, it's real. Everything is in reverse of what we have been lead to believe, make no mistake about.
I believe it all. You can't pull the wool over my eyes. You don't need to know all the details or documented proof because no one is going to supply it. I have been reading this weird stuff for a long time. They are just not going to let you know on the evening news because it would ruin your dinner and you would lose too much sleep and never make it to work the next day.
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| 2/29/2008 2:06:01 PM | Lord, I love a good conspiracy theory! | |
pamela0324
Pasadena, MD
age: 54
| Lost, I am sorry to disappoint you, but I have no conspiracy theories to share. I am not inclined to see conspiracies, so I know of none.
I knew you all would not disappoint, though! You all have tapped into some pretty amazing stuff. Keep it coming.
If anything, it is entertaining and for some, informative.
Peace, Pam
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| 2/29/2008 2:25:36 PM | Lord, I love a good conspiracy theory! | |
pamela0324
Pasadena, MD
age: 54
| Marc, don't freak him any more than he already is! Poor man.
Jewelz, you're gonna be OK.
Peace, Pam
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| 2/29/2008 9:20:29 PM | Lord, I love a good conspiracy theory! | |
edawg2
Knoxville, TN
age: 60
| Switcheroo
I have researched proof that literally 10s of 1000s of Republicans crossed over in 2004 in open primary states to nominate John Kerry, cause they wanted him to be Bush's next victim...uh opponent! When Kerry gets over 70% of the vote in Mississippi's Demo primary with Edwards and Clark in there, something funny's going on.
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| 2/29/2008 9:23:26 PM | Lord, I love a good conspiracy theory! | |
lostinwyoming
Evanston, WY
age: 51
| didnt watergate start out as a conspiracy theory?
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| 2/29/2008 10:27:45 PM | Lord, I love a good conspiracy theory! | |
jewelz5
Monteagle, TN
age: 54
| Research was pioneered in the early 90's by author/historian Webster Tarpley based largely on deathbed “clues” provided by former Hitler bodyguard Otto Skorzeny and his box of photographs.
Since Skorzeny’s death in 1999, the various leads he provided have been followed up and tend to support what, at first blush, would appear to be the unbelievable rantings of an embittered old man.
What remains constant as we pore through publicly available official records, private correspondence, memoirs, newspaper articles, photos and other “clues” is that Bush family records (the ones that exist) are a puzzle palace of inconsistencies and curiosities.
Since it is a congressionally established fact that Prescott Bush was in business with the Nazis during WWII, we can safely say that the Bush/Nazi connection existed. Who are the Bushes? How did they get connected with the Nazis? Is the connection still alive through U.S. presidents George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush?
The answers are not as literal as we would like them to be. But we have the testimony of Otto Skorzeny and his photos. An investigation points to a curious conclusion: The “Bush” family was created to destroy America.
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| 3/1/2008 1:58:45 AM | Lord, I love a good conspiracy theory! | |
deserted
Arlington, TX
age: 42
| Here WAS a conspiracy theory.
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| 3/1/2008 5:32:15 AM | Lord, I love a good conspiracy theory! | |
explorer3
Warminster, PA
age: 34
| Desserted.That was a very convincing documentary.I hope that didnt really happen.
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| 3/1/2008 5:42:46 AM | Lord, I love a good conspiracy theory! | |
deserted
Arlington, TX
age: 42
| explorer...Sure can make you wonder...The more you read about MKULTRA, the more real it may seem. Just wish he wouldn't had backed out of dropping the dime on bush. 
Peace
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