From the November 26, 2009 Project Camelot Blog post:
"We're not holding our breath: there's no immediate sign of this, and we doubt that this will happen."
Ya think?
"And as a note of interest, we were told recently by an insider source that a speech had been written for Bill Clinton - in his first term - as a Disclosure announcement."
Oh goodie, we can look forward to this sort of bullshit-hype whenever we elect a new President.
"Recent events, however, suggest a steady build-up to an announcement of something, sometime."
"Recent events, however, suggest a steady build-up to an announcement of something, sometime."
I bow to the accuracy of your predictions.
"Two weeks ago the Vatican held a conference on extraterrestrial life (we enjoyed the 'ET phone Rome' headline). NASA has now stated that there's water on the moon. And there have been more interviews by Larry King on UFOs this year then ever before."
Well, sure! I mean, if it's on Larry King, it has to be important!
"Like everyone else, we're watching and waiting for the announcement to be made: whether it's this year, next year, or in 2012, it has to come sometime."
Genius! Way to help keep 2012 speculation alive and well!











4 comments:
lol!
Has to come sometime? Probably, but likely only if it can no longer be kept secret, which might not be until 2050 or 3000 -- maybe never.
I wonder what date they 2012 people will come up with when nothing happens? First it was 2000, then it was moved up to 2012. What ancient text can they misinterpret next? Maybe they will go back to the old fashioned channeled and remote viewed information they relied on for 2000?
There was also 2003 when Nibiru/Wormwood/Planet X was supposed to hit Earth. After it was pretty apparent it wasn't going to happen (because, like, it was *no where* in the fucking sky), suddenly it was "Oh..., well it *will* still happen -- but on a hyper-dimensional plane."
I really don't understand how people can pull this shit and still maintain a following.
Oh yeah, I forgot 2003. It wasn't the mass hysteria of 2000 or what 2012 is building too, but there was a certain group that believed that. As I recall it was Nancy Lieder that started that and thankfully she has mostly disappeared.
Exactly, the hysteria was mostly subject to specific group of people, and bled out a little bit. Of course, that helped get the 2012 Annunaki worshipers rolling.
Yeah, Nancy, Mark Hazlewood and that Crystal-links chick, if I recall correctly.
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