one world order wrote: » We have free will to accept God or reject him.
pearcider wrote: » There is a very specific claim at stake here. That is the mark of the beast that nobody on the Earth may buy and sell without this mark. There is absolutely no way this could be possible up until quite recently as we had no SWIFT and no smart phones and no satellites. Cut it any way you wish but this is a deeply disturbing fact to a believer such as myself.
Hoop66 wrote: » When the religion loopers and the conspiraloons get together, it's really quite something.
Dohnjoe wrote: » Interesting how they are so similar, individuals with fringe beliefs they can't support, desperately seeking any form of validation
McGaggs wrote: » SWIFT has been on the go since 1973, satellites since 1957. Where does the mark of the beast come into it?
King Mob wrote: » And now, rather than defend the conspiracy, we've entered the phase where the conspiracy theorist just insults people who disagrees with them.
pearcider wrote: » If you can’t take it don’t dish it out.
King Mob wrote: » No one is insulting you. We're just asking you difficult questions about about your theory that you can't address. This is understandable frustrating for you. However, rather than lash out, maybe you should consider why you doing so and why you can't address the points made? Maybe you're wrong? Is that possible?
pearcider wrote: » Another dullard. That is recent history when compared with two thousand years. Are you really that obtuse or were you just desperate to post anything?
SuperGrover wrote: » Remember when barcodes were the mark of the beast?
Callie Billions Author wrote: » Unless you're calling 750gms of retail Corn Flakes a beasty-evil... ...nope. But do try to think of the last time folks got serial numbers lashed onto their arms, circa mid-century.
King Mob wrote: » Again, 'people' made the exact same claims you do now only about barcodes.
Callie Billions Author wrote: » Lol, 'people', so mysterious non cited people, made some claims, some time ago, apparently.
Callie Billions Author wrote: » Lol, 'people', so mysterious non cited people, made some claims, some time ago, apparently. Has there even been a proposed program (ever) to lash barcodes onto people? Nope. Fact is, QDT now have proof of concept after $millions of Gate's funding at the best minds over at Gate's MIT team, with the purpose, intent and patent to be an intricrate part of a mass vaccine program. These are the best case solution, proposed to the global issue of vaccine 'immunity certificates'. Unless they find a better solution (don't say mobile bluetooth, cas that would be funny, funny), as it stands this is the most likely solution for the 7bn vaccines <12/18mths.
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » Here you go
Dohnjoe wrote: » Same hysteria, same silly arguments, just repackaged every time new tech comes out. Note all the "mark of the beast" references.
Callie Billions Author wrote: » So no actual program, no one actually getting these retail codes as embodiments, just one journalists commentary, cool stuff.
Callie Billions Author wrote: » If anything it does show the 666 signature common through technologies, control systems, processors, DRAM base frequencies, other systems of data capture, storing, and so on. More recently the 666 signature springs up in MSPatent names and the US TRACE Act, and the cheerful Lucifer-esq QDT enzymne. Think www in hebrew or some ancient lingo is linked 666. Still all these are just novelty asides, and just subtle signatures in the greater scheme of things. The important thing is 666 is a man-made or 'synthetic' number usually for systems of 'control', information processing, and order. It has no real place in nature. Natures own (golden) number equivalent would be 1 : 61803399 (or 1.618), as seen in many creations from tiny sea shells, to distant interstellar galaxies.
Callie Billions Author wrote: » Struth you must be bored digging about the boards, have you not any other hobbies? Think there was a new CT today on some other topic, how come you're not all over it? Is the pager broken? Anyway sunshine and fresh air beckons now, sure give it try Dohnny Joe, you might even like it!
Dohnjoe wrote: » Make same comment about no hobbies and sunlight ✓ Deliberately misspell the username ✓ Doesn't address any points ✓ Usual whataboutery ✓