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Year joy, straight from the broadcast studio and then the
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static this ain't no beat sound story. So as prophetic
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encrypt the signals from the shadows of the party we
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did where the trot got secret snow parted microphone alchemists
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scriptures with a twist, peep the frequency seeds in the
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midst we dropped fass like plagues revelations in the catus,
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broadcasting truth while they trapped in surveillans wisdom with a
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watchman's blade, forth what sound while your whole system faid
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blood moons that for love echoes in the pond sas
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frosten through the fault lines of time. We ain't mainstream,
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we ain't just stream safer with the prophets to code
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the dreams, so with you throw them in better guards
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of mind as broadcasting seeds.
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And were breaking the design of design.
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Yeah, yeh yo yo, straight from the broadcast studio.
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Static, everyone, we're here with Mondo Gonzalez from Prophecy Watchers. Mondo,
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tell us what you do and where we can find you.
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You know, I am a co host of a television
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program at Prophecy Watchers. We have a weekly television program
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that airs international and I also am in charge of
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content production here at profits Watchers, so podcasting and then
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I do like this. I often will go on other
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programs just to talk about all things Bible and archaeology.
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It's very fun. Profitcywatches dot Com is the main place
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where you're kind of the portal of where people can
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find us. It's you know, my background. I was a
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pastor for twenty years and as well as I got
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a degree in Biblical archaeology. I have a telescope, very
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fancy telescope observatory where we take pictures. So I have
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a lot of hobbies, which is great, and I love
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all things interesting from the time I was a little kid.
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So it's been a it's been an amazing journey.
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So that's awesome, and thank you for coming on. Appreciate
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it big time. Glad to be a big fan of
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all the work that you guys do. So just to
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let you know, so, uh, A question I ask everybody
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on this program is kind of like the origin of
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what brought you to this, like this genre this you know,
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Prophecy Watchers, what you know? What what brought you to
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the to the world of high strangeness. I guess you
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could say because it's all strange.
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It's all, it's a lot stranger than we really know.
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I mean, we have some guesses, and uh, you know,
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it's interesting because the way that that God created me.
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I'm I'm very much a non conformist, and uh I
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love I love mischief. I love going against the grain.
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You know, I wasn't, I wasn't raised a Christian in
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that regard. And so I remember though being young, and
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I was I was one of the late bloomers in
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that I don't think I had ever really read a
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single book until I was like in college, and so
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you know, you got to read things for school, but
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I never was like, oh, I'm gonna go read. But
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I do remember though I was about in second grade. Okay,
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second grade, think about this and our little school. I
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went to a Catholic grade school, and they're like, you,
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we got to go to library and pick out a book.
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I'm like, I don't want to read anything, and so
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of course the teachers force you. So I go in
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and I'm looking around and I just like, Okay, what
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book can I check out? That's gonna sit and you know,
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I'll read the back cover and do a book report
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on it. Because that's why I did book reports. You
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read the back cover and write it, you fluff your
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way through. But I came across in this little library
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that was about a half the size of a room,
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a book on Bigfoot. I remember it to this day,
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and I was like, what is this? And so that
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made an amazing impression because it had some of the
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the what's the footage? The famous footage of the patter
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Patterson Patterson gid yes, and so it had some images
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from that, and I was thinking, what in the world.
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But that imprinted me to be interested, and so as
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I as I got older, and then you know again,
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went to college and went in archaeology, which is was
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very good for me in the sense of learning about
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the academy, uh, but also as still having that mentality
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of being a nonconformist. I recognized the limits of academia
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and also the restraints. And also I would say it's
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come to a point now where it's really depressing because
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in most fields you see that they have lost truly
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the curiosity for thinking outside this box. And then there,
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of course you follow the money. And there's other reasons
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why peer review and peer review can be very healthy,
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but it also is very narrowing, and so if you
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don't follow the paradigm, and you're going to risk losing
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your funding and research grants and opportunities. So to me,
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this kind of forced me in many ways to start
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looking as we all have even before the Internet, but
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looking at alternative viewpoints, but obviously looking at evidence, and
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so in that regard. Then as I got older, I
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began to even stuff like, you know, twenty five years ago,
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I'm following RFK, you know, about vaccinations and just go on,
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wait a minute, how come this isn't being shared?
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You know.
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Again, I love astronomy, That's why I have observatory, but
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even things about the moon landing, and I'm not making
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a comment on that simply to say that I found
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it interesting, okay, like oh could this be true? Could
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that be true? And then so ever since then, of
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course Sea Watchers is committed to the Gospel of Jesus Christ,
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for sure, but they've also through the years have been
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very interested in non traditional ideas, you know, the strange things,
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the corners of the Bible, like Michael Hydrie's to say,
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some of the strange corners, Chuck Missler other things, and
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so coming to prophecy watchers. God just knew from the
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beginning this is all these little things would bring me
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here and and I would fit in very well because
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I'm very conservative, honestly, very conservative of my theology. But
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I'm willing to think about some of the fun things
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that you see in the Bible, which oftentimes you don't
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hear on Sunday morning.
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Oh yeah, no, that's right down High Alley. That's exactly
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how I feel and think. I just watched the episode
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that you guys did talking about I want to say,
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you know what, I want to get it right, so
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I'm going to look at it real quick. And it
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was I think it was about Wormwood.
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Oh yes, Apophes and would.
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Yeah, Pophas and Wormwood. Could you go into that a
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little bit because that's something that I don't feel like
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it's talked about enough. That's that's something to me that's
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like super I mean in certain genres, in certain spaces
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it is. But I don't think people given enough thought
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because what did they come out like like a month
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ago and go, oh, it's gonna come close. But it's not.
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But I mean, won't South of Psych It's gonna in
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like twenty twenty seven or you know what I mean,
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they've changed their tune twenty eight different times.
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So well, this this is fascinating because you know it
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was discovered in December of two thousand and four. It's
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this asteroid is about twelve hundred feet tall, the size
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of the Empire State Building, which for people's if that
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helps them, but it's a big it's a big one.
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And so initially you had some some initial calculations of
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the orbit which was like, wow, this thing's gonna hit
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and you know it was. It was twenty oh four,
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it came by again in twenty thirteen. You have the
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next one on the line is twenty twenty nine, twenty
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thirty six, twenty fifty two, twenty sixty seven, So you
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have a variety of things. It's it's an orbital asteroid,
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but the big thing came in that once they did
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some further calculations. Even when it came back around in
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twenty thirteen, they were like, okay, nothing to see here.
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In twenty twenty nine, April thirteenth, Friday the thirteenth of
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twenty twenty nine, just coincidence. I'm sure it's going to
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it's going to come about twenty thousand miles near the Earth. Now,
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just for the sake of people's understanding, if you look
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at some of the Geosynchrosist Geo Secrets satellites, they're right
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around twenty four thousand minds out and so there's they're stationary,
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they will they'll stay in there there geostationary, okay, so
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that by definition they stay there where most of your
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low Earth orbit you know, Starlink and International Space Station,
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they'll range from two hundred miles to five hundred miles, okay.
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So but twenty thousand miles is in between us and
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those farther out satellites. The Moon is about two hundred
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and fifty thousand depending on its orbit, so you're talking
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one tenth distance of the Moon. So it's going to
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be coming between us and the Moon. So that created
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of course a big stir Even if today if you
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go to some of the standard websites, you know, even
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if you start at Wikipedia and go from there, you'll
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see these orbital projections when allegedly in twenty thirty six
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they predicted to be like forty six million, you know,
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kilometers out, So it's pretty far away. But the reason
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why it's come up to the forefront. Is a couple
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of things. One would be secular and the other one
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would be if you want to say religious, I'll start
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with the secular. The secular you had and I think
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in our video or that podcast we had the video
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by Neil Degrass Tyson. Yes, yeah, so that was help.
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We wanted to show that and say, here's Neil Degrass Tyson,
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a very secular, very well known, kind of no doubt
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sensationalistic astronomer. Smart guy, but he loves he loves entertainment.
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He loves to be you know, if you just listen
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to him, he's very good.
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Loves the story he does. He loves setting up with
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some drama.
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Oh he loves drama. You can see it right away.
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So he sets it up and he describes there that
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if it comes into this very what they call a keyhole,
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which is very well known in astrophysics, if it comes
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in during the twenty nine and hits it just right,
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then it guarantees a change of its orbit where it
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could hit almost for sure in twenty thirty six. So
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but the chances that are super small. Nothing is here. Well,
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so you had that him making the comments and of course,
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when twenty thirteen came, they described it as ah chances
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there are zero, not nothing to see. Well, so that's
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the secular side. Well, the religious side of it is
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enter the late Tom Horne, doctor Tom Horne, who we've
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interviewed several times. I interviewed him on this a few
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years ago, and he wrote two books, one called The
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Messenger and another one called Wormwood, where according to him,
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he years ago he received a vision from the Lord
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about an asteroid that was coming and was going to
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hit the earth, and guaranteed it was going to hit
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the earth. And so he felt that in what he
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understood this to be was a fulfillment of the Book
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of Revelation chapter eight about Wormwood and the trumpet judgments
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that happened there. Well, as he was having this vision
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or this or whatever, what he heard was the word of Paphus.
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And so I looked it up in the Greek, you know,
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so I pronounce it apophus rather than a pophis because
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people are going to write in and so it's in
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the Greek. It's an omicron, it's not an omega. So
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and Greek it's very clearly apopfus. Okay, So just to
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put that out there. So so he hears a Paphus.
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Well he doesn't really know, he said, I don't really
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know much about Apophus, man, I think Apophus is some
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Egyptian chaos god or something. So he looks up Apophus
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and sure enough, he then he comes across asteroid N two,
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which is the code, the asteroid code for Apophus. This
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this asteroid that was getting discovered in December of four.
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So he started, he starts looking in. According to his writings,
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he began to talk to people at NASA and others
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and and and basically there were certain people in NASA
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which confided in him that NASA is officially misrepresenting the data.
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And in fact, he describes some other astrophysicists who were
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very clear that the data that that NASA was using
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for their orbital calculations was incorrect. And so they it
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was very strong that this thing was going to hit
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the Earth in twenty twenty nine. And so that led
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to a whole bunch of other things and responses and
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interactions about this against some other I would say, alleged
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again lies. So when I interviewed Tom, you know, he
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was sharing all this and and then subsequent to that,
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I did some interviews with Derek Gilbert and Josh Peck
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and for Josh Peck's now is on staff with us,
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which we're very happy about. And but I had asked them, hey,
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are you guys aware of the that They only focused
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on the twenty twenty nine And I said, are you
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guys aware of the twenty thirty six, twenty fifty two?
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And they're like, no, we didn't even really realize it
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was coming back around. And so I asked Tom that
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when you Okay, he's he's one hundred percent a pophas.
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The asteroid is wormwood. Okay, he's very that's that's his conviction.
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And I said, well, did did you hear the Lord
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tell you that it would absolutely hit in twenty twenty nine?