Earth: Enjoy It While You Still Can

 

I wrote this at 12:01 am on Feb. 16, 2017 — the end is near. I’m impelled to post this now, because I don’t know how much longer I have. Disaster is approaching (fast). Don’t make too many long-range plans. And, for Pete’s sake, don’t buy any green bananas.

What on Earth am I talking about? The start of the “Nibiru Cataclysm,” of course.

Also known as Planet X, the idea that our world, or very large portions of it, will soon end in this collision between Mother Earth and a large planetary object has been around for a little over twenty years, and was first postulated by Nancy Lieder, a “contactee” and communicator of the “Zeta message.” Nancy writes of her participation in the “hybrid program,” and of her “hybrid” children, here. (Warning: The ick factor is strong with this one). Her website, ZetaTalk will, it promises, “lead you through the vast amount of information being relayed by the Zetas in answer to questions posed to their emissary, Nancy Lieder.” So if you have unanswered questions after reading this post, please check back with Nancy.

If you’re still here, that is.

But I digress. Back to total annihilation for a moment.

Here’s how this is going to go down: On January 25, 2016, a large, hurtling space object was identified speeding towards Earth at approximately 26,000 miles per hour. NASA noticed it, and dubbed it 2016 WF9. NASA has announced that there is no reason for concern, and that the object will pass Earth harmlessly by.

Not so fast, according to Russian astronomer Dr. Dyomin Damir Zacharovich, who believes this object is a broken-off fragment of Nibiru, or Planet X, which is also hurtling towards Earth not far behind it. He’s concluded that this Nibiru fragment is going to hit the Earth today, February 16, 2017.

Says Dr. Zacharovich:

NASA is lying through its teeth. It is not conceivable that they do not know the truth. We have seen the data! The object they call WF9 left the Nibiru system in October when Nibiru began spinning counter clockwise around the sun. Since then, NASA has known it will hit Earth. But they are only telling people now and telling lies. That they call it 2016 WF9 proves they are lying. If they just discovered it yesterday, it would have a 2017 prefix.

The Nibiru system is filled with asteroids and dust. It was only a matter of time before one was hurled in our direction. The object is larger than NASA says. Our preliminary data suggested a 2.2km asteroid that will have no problem penetrating the atmosphere without burning up.

And this is just a precursor to the damage Nibiru will cause when it gets here. NASA probably knows the impact zone. I do not. We are all in peril.

If this has whetted your appetite for more information on Dr. Zacharovich, best of British luck. There doesn’t seem to be much about him on the Internet that doesn’t relate specifically to what I quoted above. (Some sites even imply that he does not actually exist! The nerve!) However, there are other “Nibiru believers” for whom a search might bear more fruit. For example: Dr. Herman Schwartzbaum, who believes that Nibiru is populated by a race of giants who launched 2016 WF9 on purpose, to cripple our defenses, before they colonize us later this year (He also believes that US Special Operations Forces have clashed with invasion forces of the 30-foot tall Annunaki (his name for the aliens), while searching for Taliban enclaves in Afghanistan). Or, Zecharia Sitchin, whose 1976 book, “The Twelfth Planet” was cited by Nancy Lieder as her inspiration. Apparently, Sitchin believed that humans evolved on Nibiru, and colonized Earth during a previous “flyby” somewhere in the ancient past.

How much damage will the first incursion of the “Nibiru Cataclysm,” due sometime today, cause? According to Dr. Zacharovich, it may wipe out a city as large as New York, or it may cause a tsunami capable of inundating a continent. This will be followed, on October 5, by collision between the Earth and Nibiru itself, completely wiping out life on our fair planet and obliterating us all.

So, what have we done to prepare?

Well, not much. In fact, the only serious international attempt to save us from swift and sure oblivion has, apparently, run out of money, and has been abandoned. According to The Sun, “the mission suffered a major setback when European space ministers,” (please don’t laugh) “gathering in Switzerland in December for a regular policy and budget meeting, rejected funding for the Asteroid Impact Mission project.”

Sad! As President Trump might tweet.

Now, I think I’ve covered all the critical stuff here, and I don’t want to delay my important post, for obvious reasons, so before I go, let me just say this:

I can imagine that many of you have itchy fingers, and are just dying to press the “Flag” button and shout “Fruitcake!” in your loudest outdoor voices. Some of you are probably pondering just WTH She is up to here. You’re asking, “is She promulgating Official Ricochet Policy?” Or maybe, “have Rob, Peter, and even, Yeti, lost their ever-loving minds, once and for all?” Or, perhaps you’re wondering, “does She have her Moderator Hat on, or has She doffed it for this insane conspiracy theory post???”

The answer to all the above questions is very simple. Yes. Or No. Pick one and go with it and you’ll be right either way. But do please note that I have provided copious links to back up my statements with actual, verifiable facts. I know they are actual, verifiable facts, because they are on the Internet, and I can link to them.

So, perhaps everything stated here is true, and perhaps it’s not.

Either way, I’ll see you all on the other side.

I hope.

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  1. JLocked Inactive
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    Your request for immediate emergency assistance in preventing imminent global destruction has been received. Approval can take 6 – 8 weeks. Call  our Toll Free number to fast track your request — if  we are unavailable: check our FAQ for hours of operation or what to do in event of Apocalypse.

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  2. JLocked Inactive
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    She, I always enjoy anything you write. Even a worrisome prig like me, who will nail bite while fully knowing this is foolishness, is assuaged in your humor.

    All that said, with mention of giants, and this coming from your British fingers to these American eyes — you best believe I’ll have my Towel ready, nonetheless.

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  3. Gary McVey Contributor
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  4. Mike LaRoche Inactive
    Mike LaRoche
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    Live long, and prosper.

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  5. Percival Thatcher
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    Man I hate when this kind of stuff happens and I had a long weekend planned.

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  6. Brian Wolf Inactive
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    Fun!

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  7. She Member
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    JLocked (View Comment):
    Your request for immediate emergency assistance in preventing imminent global destruction has been received. Approval can take 6 – 8 weeks. Call our Toll Free number to fast track your request — if we are unavailable check our FAQ for hours of operation or what to do in event of Apocalypse.

    Your catastrophe is very important to us.

    Super droll. You’re hired.  (Obviously, you have spent far too much time studying this sort of thing . . . You have the patois down perfectly).

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  8. 9thDistrictNeighbor Member
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    Sweet Meteor of Death!

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  9. kelsurprise Member
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    If this is true, and if NYC is in the impact zone, I am gonna be SO angry . . . . that I bothered to do the dishes this morning.

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  10. Eb Snider Member
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    She:And, for Pete’s sake, don’t buy any green bananas.

    Ha, too funny. Thanks for posting this random science piece. I guess I’m not the only one to get a kick out this type of thing.

     

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  11. Clavius Thatcher
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    Thanks She, you read about this so now we don’t have to.

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  12. Front Seat Cat Member
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    I saw where green bananas are on sale this week…..

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  13. RyanFalcone Member
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    I kinda feel stupid for getting all bent out of shape for missing my bus this morning. Oh well. To heck with putting cover sheets on my TPS reports at work today. It’s Operation Shut Down time!

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  14. Front Seat Cat Member
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    RyanFalcone (View Comment):
    I kinda feel stupid for getting all bent out of shape for missing my bus this morning. Oh well. To heck with putting cover sheets on my TPS reports at work today. It’s Operation Shut Down time!

    TPS Reports – that reminds me of the movie The Office – he had the right idea – gut your fish on those!

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  15. She Member
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    Front Seat Cat (View Comment):
    I saw where green bananas are on sale this week…..

    I’d like to know where the person who made this decision got his information . . . clearly he has an inside track . . .

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  16. Quinn the Eskimo Member
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    My biggest regret in life is that I said “no” when I was asked if I wanted fries with that.  I really should have ordered those fries.

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  17. Larry Koler Inactive
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    She (View Comment):

    Front Seat Cat (View Comment):
    I saw where green bananas are on sale this week…..

    I’d like to know where the person who made this decision got his information . . . clearly he has an inside track . . .

    The financial world is so sensitive it can feel precursors to ANYTHING.

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  18. Misthiocracy Member
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  19. Misthiocracy Member
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    Larry Koler (View Comment):

    She (View Comment):

    Front Seat Cat (View Comment):
    I saw where green bananas are on sale this week…..

    I’d like to know where the person who made this decision got his information . . . clearly he has an inside track . . .

    The financial world is so sensitive it can feel precursors to ANYTHING.

    The financial world clearly makes all decisions by observing the behaviour of household pets!

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  20. Misthiocracy Member
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    Has anybody double-checked on the current status of Earth’s dolphins?

     

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  21. Misthiocracy Member
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    She:

    Hmm…

    https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/ecosexuals-believe-having-sex-with-the-earth-could-save-it

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  22. Susan Quinn Contributor
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    So . . . um . . . is your Moderator hat made out of tinfoil? I don’t think it’s working . . .

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  23. Quinn the Eskimo Member
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    Misthiocracy (View Comment):

    She:

    Hmm…

    https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/ecosexuals-believe-having-sex-with-the-earth-could-save-it

     

    And people complain that conservatives want to rape the planet…

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  24. Addiction Is A Choice Member
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    She:”…European space ministers,” (please don’t laugh)…’

    I stopped laughing when the Europeans landed on that comet! (Of course, I started laughing again when the shirt-kerfuffle erupted shortly thereafter.)

    *Image courtesy of Buzzfeed

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  25. Larry Koler Inactive
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    Misthiocracy (View Comment):
    Has anybody double-checked on the current status of Earth’s dolphins?

    I know where you got that — and it’s a darned good idea to keep an eye on them. Great idea.

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  26. Misthiocracy Member
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    Susan Quinn (View Comment):
    So . . . um . . . is your Moderator hat made out of tinfoil? I don’t think it’s working . . .

    Little known fact: Tinfoil hats amplify radio signals reserved for use by the US military and intelligence agencies.

    It’s science.

    No really, it actually is science.

    Source: http://archive.is/mkilq

     

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  27. danok1 Member
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    Front Seat Cat (View Comment):
    TPS Reports – that reminds me of the movie The Office – he had the right idea – gut your fish on those!

    You mean Office Space. Possibly my favorite movie (in a virtual tie with The Blues Brothers).

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  28. Larry Koler Inactive
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    Misthiocracy (View Comment):

    Susan Quinn (View Comment):
    So . . . um . . . is your Moderator hat made out of tinfoil? I don’t think it’s working . . .

    Little known fact: Tinfoil hats amplify radio signals reserved for use by the US military and intelligence agencies.

    It’s science.

    No really, it actually is science.

    fu

    Source: http://archive.is/mkilq

    Mis, you are a wonder. Thanks for this. Funny and fun.

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  29. Susan Quinn Contributor
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    Misthiocracy (View Comment):

    Susan Quinn (View Comment):
    So . . . um . . . is your Moderator hat made out of tinfoil? I don’t think it’s working . . .

    Little known fact: Tinfoil hats amplify radio signals reserved for use by the US military and intelligence agencies.

    It’s science.

    No really, it actually is science.

    Source: http://archive.is/mkilq

    The photo is precious, Mis. Maybe I’ll use it for my wallpaper . . . or not.

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  30. She Member
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    @She

    Misthiocracy (View Comment):

    Susan Quinn (View Comment):
    So . . . um . . . is your Moderator hat made out of tinfoil? I don’t think it’s working . . .

    Little known fact: Tinfoil hats amplify radio signals reserved for use by the US military and intelligence agencies.

    It’s science.

    No really, it actually is science.

    Source: http://archive.is/mkilq

    The first thing issued to a new moderator is the vaunted Badge. Then (and not many people know this, so keep it to yourself) we are each given a tinfoil hat.

    And now I know why.

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