Chickennoodle is what's known as a "spoiler". These are sad, angry people who feel left out of any conversation, usually because they are so negative, and then inject negativity into the discussion as though that gains them entrance. In fact, the best way to deal with Spoilers is to ignore them. This is what the world-at-large does, and it's always a very good idea. The Nibiru return possibility sparks curiosity and imagination, two wonderful aspects of humanity, and the first things a Spoiler attempts to infringe upon. Having no curiosity or imagination of their own, they prefer to either engage others (who do) via arguments, or force them to be silent. The worst part is that Spoilers never stand for anything themselves, especially anything that makes one think. They believe we should not think, but accept the spoon-fed drivel of the powers that be, because that makes us complacent and boring, and therefore, like the Spoilers themselves.
That said, anyone can Google and find many many sites about these issues, and demanding proof, when he can seek it out himself is just bullying. Don't fall for it. Personally I prefer to believe in Nibiru. It is my choice, and my right. I think the planet could use a "reboot", when I consider that after all this time murder and mayhem still rule large parts of the planet, and we never seem to evolve beyond it.
Others discussing it openly can be a good thing. And it's OK to refute the subject in any discussion, but Spoilers are just lazy, and never provide what they demand of others. They only demand, then feel smug. They shouldn't, because they always look bad to everyone else. Always.
This was the first I heard that Stitchin has gotten any of it wrong, and I don't believe for a minute that he lied, since that implies malice of intent. The man has not gotten rich from this, nor has anyone else.
We will all know when, and if, the prophecies happen. I prefer to keep my mind open . Too bad some people can't stand that in others.
freecountry

Well, the truth is Sitchin, von Daniken, Velikovsky, and quite a few others have made lots of money on book sales. Lots.

Sitchin's Nibiru interpretation of the ancient Sumerian language is not accepted by any scholars of ancient Semitic languages.
Try Michael S. Heiser's website sitchiniswrong.com. He is just one of many professionals in the field who have looked
closely at Sitchin's work and concluded that his interpretations are simply not correct.

freecountry, you have every right to believe in Nibiru but if you truly have an open mind why not look at the evidence.
You stated that you the planet could use a "reboot". I would not count on Nibiru to accomplish it.

There is simply no evidence for Nibiru. Not in the ancient languages, not in Astronomy, not anywhere except in the
minds of a few people selling books that no doubt are popular, but are fundamentally wrong.

freecountry wrote: The Nibiru return possibility sparks curiosity and imagination, two wonderful aspects of humanity, and the first things a Spoiler attempts to infringe upon.

You forgot fear. Like the message this site delivers for instance, about the possibility of the earth being hit by a comet (thanks to nibiru) in a few years. Or lizard overloards who live on Nibiru and are planning on enslaving the human race. How could you have forgotten fear? That's what drives crap like this and you know it. I think what most 'spoilers' are trying to do is show that Nibiru doesn't exist. As a matter of fact, it is impossible. The orbit is ridiculous, and even if it were possible, this planet would already be well within our solar system and visible to all. But of course believe whatever you wish. Free country and all. Even though this 'reboot' could involve the deaths of billions of men, women and children if it were to happen. FEAR.

And all us 'spoilers' have to do is wait. You can go on about us being brainwashed and such, but in a few years time well....don't hold your breath. Oh and when it doesn't happen, you might see our side, and wish you hadn't spread the myth around and scared a bunch of people who didn't know any better. Most spoilers are genuinely trying to limit to a degree the amount of people getting caught up in this nonsense. We also reserve the right to our own opinions, free country and all. Deal with it.

dddd wrote:

freecountry wrote: The Nibiru return possibility sparks curiosity and imagination, two wonderful aspects of humanity, and the first things a Spoiler attempts to infringe upon.

You forgot fear. Like the message this site delivers for instance, about the possibility of the earth being hit by a comet (thanks to nibiru) in a few years. Or lizard overloards who live on Nibiru and are planning on enslaving the human race. How could you have forgotten fear? That's what drives crap like this and you know it. I think what most 'spoilers' are trying to do is show that Nibiru doesn't exist. As a matter of fact, it is impossible. The orbit is ridiculous, and even if it were possible, this planet would already be well within our solar system and visible to all. But of course believe whatever you wish. Free country and all. Even though this 'reboot' could involve the deaths of billions of men, women and children if it were to happen. FEAR.

And all us 'spoilers' have to do is wait. You can go on about us being brainwashed and such, but in a few years time well....don't hold your breath. Oh and when it doesn't happen, you might see our side, and wish you hadn't spread the myth around and scared a bunch of people who didn't know any better. Most spoilers are genuinely trying to limit to a degree the amount of people getting caught up in this nonsense. We also reserve the right to our own opinions, free country and all. Deal with it.

They'll never see our side. They'll either:

1. Say that Nibiru was delayed in some way, or
2. Claim that it was somehow averted by god, praise Jesus Christ, blah de blah blah blah.

Unbeliever wrote:They'll never see our side. They'll either:

1. Say that Nibiru was delayed in some way, or
2. Claim that it was somehow averted by god, praise Jesus Christ, blah de blah blah blah.

hehe..spoiler!

Hi everyone

I've been reading all of your opinions and all I have to say is that, If this so called planet x, nibiru is really coming our way, none of us is going to survive to tell the story, so why worry about it? I mean, a lot of people here have spent their time researching some planet that's coming to destroy us. I just don't see the point on discussing about some killer planet? I guess we should be discussing how to save ourselves from this killer, if there's any way.

We are in October 2009, and I don't see any red spots on the sky yet? So, what's next? I mean if there was something out there it should be visible by now. I guess people are going to start saying that is not visible because " It's not the time yet", or "we need some sort of cosmic event to happen before we can see Nibiru, blah, blah, blah".

I think nothing is going to happen, I mean we just have to remember our recent events, for instance Y2K, there was a lot of people worried about this, some said it was the end of the world, others said it was the birth of the antichrist, I even heard somebody saying that at zero hours of 2000 Skynet will take over the internet.
Whenever we are near the end of a century or a decade, doomsday believers have started groups or cults saying that the end is near.

I guess when it really happens none of us will be ready, or at least talking about it.
Things happen when you're less expecting them.

Thanks for the interesting Facts. I'm sure you have done a lot of R&D

The Comet Shoemaker was spotted for its collusion to Jupiter on July 1994.
Oddly though, this past summer at least 3 reported collisions were not spotted until the after math. Let us not forget the mysterious object also passing near the Sun.
http://www.fourwinds10.com/siterun_data/space/space_exploration/news.php?q=1249337365
http://boingboing.net/2009/08/10/unexplained-space-ph.html
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/Story?id=8136108&page=1
What about solar flare increasing & the Earth magnetic pole shifting (not an entire reversal or not to be confused with the geographical pole.)
Can these events possibly be triggered due to an approaching celestial body affecting gravity?

CH1 wrote:The Comet Shoemaker was spotted for its collusion to Jupiter on July 1994.
Oddly though, this past summer at least 3 reported collisions were not spotted until the after math. Let us not forget the mysterious object also passing near the Sun.

Yes, a fellow aussie was the first to see one of these impacts. But it's not really all that odd that these objects weren't seen beforehand. They were all pretty small and a long ways away. Nibiru on the other hand is somewhere between a few earth masses and a few Jupiter masses. See a difference here? What mysterious object are you referring too? Non of your links mention it. There's a Cassini photograph but Saturn isn't anywhere near the sun CH1.

http://www.fourwinds10.com/siterun_data/space/space_exploration/news.php?q=1249337365
http://boingboing.net/2009/08/10/unexplained-space-ph.html
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/Story?id=8136108&page=1

What about solar flare increasing & the Earth magnetic pole shifting (not an entire reversal or not to be confused with the geographical pole.)
Can these events possibly be triggered due to an approaching celestial body affecting gravity?

Earths magnetic field decreases before a reversal according to scientists. Which is why it may perhaps undergo a reversal sometime in the next few thousand years. It's thought to be linked to internal processes beneath the earths crust, not solar maximums or rogue planets grazing by.

dvnt wrote:

Deianera wrote:Why do you even care? What evidence to the contrary have YOU got? Get out of the closet! Don't just bully people here on the net to pass the time- stick your own neck out, for once. TELL US WHY YOU THINK WE'RE WRONG!

My historic rummaging caught a beauty. Man, this guy had some passion. Ah, he even complemented me once. I'm such a poser