Dohnjoe wrote: » In August Sometime later this year...
ohnonotgmail wrote: » their models are the predictors. data goes in, the predictions goes out.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » well the part about destruction of damascus is from Isaiah. and damascus has been destroyed many times before. https://www.thedailybeast.com/sorry-evangelicals-syria-will-not-spur-the-second-coming?ref=scroll
Dohnjoe wrote: » Any idea where the part is about the RFID chips in Sweden, that I have to see
Dohnjoe wrote: » This is for real? you are suggesting another poster should read the whole bible in order to "find" the part that you are suggesting predicts .. what, RFID chips in Sweden?
ohnonotgmail wrote: » serious answer this timeRevelation 13:16 Also it causes all, both small and great, both rich and poor, both free and slave, to be marked on the right hand or the forehead, Revelation 13:16-18 Also it causes all, both small and great, both rich and poor, both free and slave, to be marked on the right hand or the forehead, so that no one can buy or sell unless he has the mark, that is, the name of the beast or the number of its name. This calls for wisdom: let the one who has understanding calculate the number of the beast, for it is the number of a man, and his number is 666.
Lonesomerhodes wrote: » My play. Salvage something? Erm this isnt a wild west duel or shoot out pal simply people discussing opinions whats with all the Shakesperean over the top language?. So One must salvage some sembelance of pride whilst making his play that will define faith itself. You need to chill.Gonna give yourself a hernia!. Its simply differing opinions mine yours anyones dont matter not one jot. Just thoughts swirling around will share every now and then. Its bonkers to me people invest so much in their opinion when it doesnt mean anything.
Dohnjoe wrote: » You've probably invested more time in this thread pointing out how much time other's spend posting A little ironic, but moving on This dystopian police state stuff you keep referring to If it does come to Ireland, what form will it take, like will there still be elections or how will that work? If this pandemic passes and life goes back to relative normality, will you be a little disappointed? I mean, you sound fairly geared up and certain it will happen
Alena Tangy Someone wrote: » Although this was directed to another boardsie, not only is your reply highly ironic, but is very comical. Sure you've been at this game (from memory) for what been years now, from dawn to dusk (like the KingMob chap), while I've been away for a good few hours you've been banging away on the same drum. Both have their fingers stuck in all and every CT, and little else. All with the same tone. Would bet it's two of the same person, and likely sponsored (paid for) to dispell any talk, outside of the given standard.Anyway....Back to the Virus... you claim "and life goes back to relative normality" (no timeline or details provided). Chances are it actually won't, in terms of habits, policy and even new laws. After 9/11 many of the new laws than came into effect (US) were never repelled, and still exist today.
There is also a concerted push towards the merger of technology and IDs (ideal for pandemic tracing, this one, or any 'potential' future one), in a now globalist society. By 2030 every single person on the planet, must also have a strong and digital method of unique ID, like it or not, that is the future.
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » Ah not this tired old doozey
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » Evidence for this please?
Lonesomerhodes wrote: » Dystopian state well People needing permission to go abroad and to be vaccinated as Bill Gates has said. (Gates is in with the big boys so likely to happen) Gardai having rules and regulations to nose into everyones business harass you walking down the street and incarcerate people who may have viruses (as is happening now!) Digital currency so people are literally working for digits on a screen and those accounts can be switched off at the drop if a hat. The main thing will be lack choice in anything. As is already happening. Facebook/google/twitter/youtube constantly remove anything that questions the spoon fed reality we are given so we ONLY get one perspective on anything. Elections are punch and judy shows for the masses. May still continue but its a joke. The big boys dont bother with it its beneath them. So are monarchies actually. Famous pic of Evelyn Rothschild berating Prince Charles poking and prodding him like a subordinate slave.
Dohnjoe wrote: » Right, just so to sum this up, after all this pandemic passesWe will need permission to go abroad Will need permission from the state to be vaccinated Gardai will be allowed to harass who they want and have arbitrary powers to detain people Elections will be fixed Is that more or less your view? If yes, then if none of these things happen, will you maybe question your world view (the fact that you could be wrong about all this) or will you double down on it?
Lonesomerhodes wrote: » Pretty much yep. If I wrong Im wrong so be it. My opinion isnt set in stone and cant cause tidal waves or that. I said its thoughts and opinions from reading UN published books and reports. I can change or be wrong who knows. The importance you put into opinions and being right is truly extraodinary I dare say unhealthy. Ultimately it doesnt matter whether Im right or wrong why would it? To think an opinion on a online forum means anything well that person isnt all there you know. A few sandwiches short of a picnic.
quickbeam wrote: » Mod: End-of-days discussion for another thread if you want to start one. Stick to the subject at hand here please.
Alena Tangy Someone wrote: » But a reasonable assumption none the less.
Article 6 of the Universal Declaration on Human Rights stipulates that "Everyone has the right to recognition everywhere as a person before the law." The Sustainable Development Goals (2015-2030) include target 16.9 which aims to "provide legal identity to all, including birth registration, by 2030."
By 2030 every single person on the planet, must also have a strong and digital method of unique ID, like it or not
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » No, you have made a serious allegation there, care to back it up?
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » Does not equate to your claim of
Alena Tangy Someone wrote: » A reasonable suspision, yes indeed. And how would I be able to prove such a matter. As said it's a fair assumption, and also one that I'm free to choose to hold or express. You can either like that, or lump it. Or would you prefer the thought police? It's very, very close. Again without a time machine nothing planned for 2030 is 100% certain tp be realsied or proven is it now, it simply can't be (clue:it's a future event) The claim of intention is for 2030 as said. That every birth on the planet must be registered as a 'legal entity/subject' (a digital storage record of each in 2030 would be most likely), if the goals, already set out are to be met. This is also complimentary to acheiving full vaccination reach across the developing world by then. Coronavirus spurs this target on somewhat, sure even BillyGates has thrown in the Microsoft towel, to get on board with the Rockerfellas' and Gavi in harnessing innovative technologies, for the use of identificationArticle 6 of the Universal Declaration on Human Rights (from UN 2015) stipulates that "Everyone has the right to recognition everywhere as a person before the law." The Sustainable Development Goals (2015-2030) include target 16.9 which aims to "provide legal identity to all, including birth registration, by 2030."
ohnonotgmail wrote: » going from "everyone has a right to" to "everyone must" is not a reasonable anything. It is a massive leap fueled by nothing but paranoia
Alena Tangy Someone wrote: » Surely requiring everyone to log the matter of a birth isn't too far fetched is it? Unless you're paranoid. The use of technology and 'persistant birth-to-death portable digital ID' on the other hand, (using the above) as 'subject/legal entity' is a bit more 'grey'.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » it is a requirement to register a birth in pretty much every country i am aware of. you are saying that this technology will become mandatory. that is entirely of your own invention.
Alena Tangy Someone wrote: » "A unique convergence of trends provides an unprecedented opportunity to make a coordinated, concerted push to provide digital ID to everyone." Not my words, but straight from: https://id2020.org/digital-identity (bottom of the page). Sure, you can reject to take the 'push' to have digital (birth to death persistant digital ID), but could be very likely you'd void access to many services such as healthcare, education and even the right to vote as these are all fair intentions for it's use.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » provide not mandate.
Alena Tangy Someone wrote: » Or, a 'concerted push', not an easily rejectable (although possilbe) position, without implications and future denial of services.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » i dont see any mention of future denial of service. can you point where it says that on the site you love to link to?
Individuals are required to show identification to access healthcare and education, vote, and access other social assistance programs
Alena Tangy Someone wrote: » Same page, under Necessary to Access Essential Services https://id2020.org/digital-identityThis new digital, persitant, portable birth-to-death ID, will be the only acceptable form (national ID cards are rejected by id2020). This includes vaccinations for COVID19 as it mutates in future years.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » can you show me where exactly it says that?