What do you make of this person's pictures and thoughts?

[dynamo]

I've been checking this out for a couple of months now and don't know what to make of these pages.
:confused:

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Planetary-Photo-Gallery/255879834438706

https://www.facebook.com/AnnunakiFromOrion

Any feedback appreciated...
:cool:

[Bubu]

I've been posting similar issues (hidden knowledge) on facebook. My feedback is let's do it more. anything could be true or not but what I want here is to arouse curiosity among the ignorants.

[RMorgan]

Hey mate,

To be honest, I just did a quick browse around these facebook pages and they look like absolute crap.

The guy sees souls, people, rogue planets and all sorts of stuff on absolutely normal sky pictures...Other times he simply apply crappy filters and effects to some photos and say a bunch of crap like "This is the day, the hour, the moment, 2011, Sept 25 @ 17:17:17 ("Let there be Light!") when Earth peeled out of OleSol's orbit and joined Nibiru on Wormwood's ecliptic, joined at the hip, so to speak. Since this time, Earth has been corkscrewing around Wormwood on a trajectory out of this Galaxy, which is coming due to implode. We all have known the Milky Way has been expanding for a long time. Well, what goes up, must come down! We'll make it to the edge before that happens, is the Eternal Cosmic Hope."

My advice is to don´t waste your time with this... My guess is that the person behind these pages is completely delusional.

Raf.

[dynamo]

Hey mate,

To be honest, I just did a quick browse around these facebook pages and they look like absolute crap.

The guy sees souls, people, rogue planets and all sorts of stuff on absolutely normal sky pictures...Other times he simply apply crappy filters and effects to some photos and say a bunch of crap like "This is the day, the hour, the moment, 2011, Sept 25 @ 17:17:17 ("Let there be Light!") when Earth peeled out of OleSol's orbit and joined Nibiru on Wormwood's ecliptic, joined at the hip, so to speak. Since this time, Earth has been corkscrewing around Wormwood on a trajectory out of this Galaxy, which is coming due to implode. We all have known the Milky Way has been expanding for a long time. Well, what goes up, must come down! We'll make it to the edge before that happens, is the Eternal Cosmic Hope."

My advice is to don´t waste your time with this... My guess is that the person behind these pages is completely delusional.

Raf.
Thanks Raf, I think she's gone a little off the deep end as well.
She's writing a book about it and claims the objects are viewable only under ultraviolet light.
Was just wondering if anyone else "sees" what she sees.
Many people ask on her pages to be more specific but she seems to avoid their questions or when she does reply, it's in a condescending or sarcastic tone, IMO...

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I've been posting similar issues (hidden knowledge) on facebook. My feedback is let's do it more. anything could be true or not but what I want here is to arouse curiosity among the ignorants.
Thanks nature, nothing wrong with arousing curiosity.
The person on said pages sure has aroused mine LOL!

[Dennis Leahy]

...My advice is to don´t waste your time with this... My guess is that the person behind these pages is completely delusional.

Raf.
Aw, dammit, then this isn't really lunar agriculture as stated?

https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/1003306_684963954863623_1311249313_n.jpg

"Old Apollo images show more than NEW images. What a hoot. Agriculture is what's in the circle; people working the soil."

You've gotta have a good imagination to believe this.

Dennis

[CdnSirian]

...My advice is to don´t waste your time with this... My guess is that the person behind these pages is completely delusional.

Raf.
Aw, dammit, then this isn't really lunar agriculture as stated?

https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/1003306_684963954863623_1311249313_n.jpg

"Old Apollo images show more than NEW images. What a hoot. Agriculture is what's in the circle; people working the soil."

You've gotta have a good imagination to believe this.

Dennis

Thirty years ago I used to look at the moon through binoculars my mom had for bird watching. You could see more than this!