I've been watching this youtube videos and I would like to know if this planet, Hercolubus, is Nibiru, Planet X or Wormwood.

Any experts around here? Thanks in advantage.

None, because none of them exist.

or everything...because none of them exist.

I meant thanks in advance not in advantage.
Thanks again Unbeliever, though I'm not sure it doesn't exist.

Yes, thanks in advance....for agreeing with you right? That's the way its supposed to happen?

wormwood - any honest person (believer anyway) would admit they don't know what wormwood is.

Nibiru/planet x - simply isn't possible, and does not fit into our knowledge of the solar system. Apparently the Mayans gave us this date. They tracked Venus with great accuracy indeed, but did they know what it was? How could they? Compare achievements like that to modern day astronomy. All that aside though, if this planet is to approach Earth orbit in not much more than three years it is now well within the solar system. So for a fair wack of the each year it is now a naked eye object which is slowly growing brighter. Have you seen it? Has it been on the news yet? Nope, just good, reliable old youtube.

Hercolobus - much the same. That video sells it nicely don't you think. Takes good advantage of natural disaster footage and a shaky financial climate to get the unwary hooked. And then, like every good cult leader would do, you are given a happy ending of 'enlightenment and peace'. While how many people die horribly I wonder. But there's even aliens, so wow!!!

Has it been on the news yet? Nope, just good, reliable old youtube.

Well, it was in a newspaper.
In 1983.
Before it was clarified that the planet did not exist.

Seems any stellar activity immediately sets off a Wormwood rave, sorry but certain events must happen well before the Wormwood situation kicks in.
Look locally I mean planet side for the action on a human level.

dddd wrote:And then, like every good cult leader would do...

According to all the information I have, I don't think that a very old and ill person who is dying (writes this work two years before passing away) tries to become a cult leader.

maia wrote:According to all the information I have, I don't think that a very old and ill person who is dying (writes this work two years before passing away) tries to become a cult leader.

But alas, that video reeks of cult to me. Scare you in, show you an escape hatch in the form of (how original) happiness and peace. Cult! cult! cult!