Tuesday Night With George Noory - "Prophecy & Apoca

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Post by HB3 » 06-29-2011 12:58 AM

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Post by Kaztronic » 06-29-2011 12:59 AM

HaHa, nope - it certainly hasn't.

But, I will say this as it has been ages since I've listened to Noory. He was far more prepared for the interview in the first hour than I recall him being back when I used to listen.

Not sure if it was because the topic interested him, or if it has to do with taking a new approach to the program. Looking forward to the rest of the program actually to see how he does.
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Post by Kaztronic » 06-29-2011 01:13 AM

And onward we roll with tonight's main guest; Lynn A. Marzulli.

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Post by Kaztronic » 06-29-2011 01:23 AM

So, tonight's guest is suggesting that the extreme number of natural disasters having taken place over the last several years is an indicator of the beginnings of the end times.

He is stating that these disasters are historically unprecedented.

Would like to hear George challenge him on what he is basing that specific information on - that the disasters of the past ten years are historically unprecedented.

This type of prophecy has been done over and over again throughout history, with natural disasters, as well as man-made disasters used as "proof" of an upcoming apocalypse.
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Post by Kaztronic » 06-29-2011 01:43 AM

Keeping in mind that each year we are better able to monitor and record earthquakes, this guest is just not historically accurate.

Top 50 recorded earthquakes sorted by recorded earthquake magnitude:

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• 1960 05 22 - Chile - M 9.5
• 1964 03 28 - Prince William Sound, Alaska - M 9.2
• 2004 12 26 - Sumatra-Andaman Islands - M 9.1
• 2011 03 11 - Near the East Coast of Honshu, Japan - M 9.0
• 1952 11 04 - Kamchatka - M 9.0
• 1868 08 13 - Arica, Peru (now Chile) - M 9.0
• 1700 01 26 - Cascadia Subduction Zone - M 9.0
• 2010 02 27 - Offshore Bio-Bio, Chile - M 8.8
• 1906 01 31 - Off the Coast of Esmeraldas, Ecuador - M 8.8
• 1965 02 04 - Rat Islands, Alaska - M 8.7
• 1755 11 01 - Lisbon, Portugal - M 8.7
• 1730 07 08 - Valparaiso, Chile - M 8.7
• 2005 03 28 - Northern Sumatra, Indonesia - M 8.6
• 1957 03 09 - Andreanof Islands, Alaska - M 8.6
• 1950 08 15 - Assam - Tibet - M 8.6
• 2007 09 12 - Southern Sumatra, Indonesia - M 8.5
• 1963 10 13 - Kuril Islands - M 8.5
• 1938 02 01 - Banda Sea, Indonesia - M 8.5
• 1923 02 03 - Kamchatka - M 8.5
• 1922 11 11 - Chile-Argentina Border - M 8.5
• 1896 06 15 - Sanriku, Japan - M 8.5
• 1687 10 20 - Lima, Peru - M 8.5
• 2001 06 23 - Near the Coast of Peru - M 8.4
• 1933 03 02 - Sanriku, Japan - M 8.4
• 1905 07 09 - Mongolia - M 8.4
• 2006 11 15 - Kuril Islands - M 8.3
• 2003 09 25 - Hokkaido, Japan Region - M 8.3
• 1958 11 06 - Kuril Islands - M 8.3
• 1903 08 11 - Southern Greece - M 8.3
• 1897 06 12 - Assam, India - M 8.3
• 1877 05 10 - Offshore Tarapaca, Chile - M 8.3
• 1843 02 08 - Leeward Islands - M 8.3
• 1994 06 09 - Bolivia - M 8.2
• 1968 05 16 - Off the East Coast of Honshu, Japan - M 8.2
• 1943 04 06 - Illapel - Salamanca, Chile - M 8.2
• 1942 08 24 - Off the coast of central Peru - M 8.2
• 1940 05 24 - Callao, Peru - M 8.2
• 1938 11 10 - Shumagin Islands, Alaska - M 8.2
• 1908 12 12 - Off the Coast of Central Peru - M 8.2
• 1906 08 17 - Valparaiso, Chile - M 8.2
• 1835 02 20 - Concepcion, Chile - M 8.2
• 1821 07 10 - Camana, Peru - M 8.2
• 2009 09 29 - Samoa Islands region - M 8.1
• 2007 01 13 - East of the Kuril Islands - M 8.1
• 2007 04 01 - Solomon Islands - M 8.1
• 2004 12 23 - North of Macquarie Island - M 8.1
• 1998 03 25 - Balleny Islands Region - M 8.1
• 1974 10 03 - Near the Coast of Central Peru - M 8.1
• 1966 10 17 - Near the Coast of Peru - M 8.1
• 1957 12 04 - Gobi-Altay, Mongolia - M 8.1


Historic World Earthquakes

The results are all over the map, with at least two other 10-15 year periods that were essentially just as active as the period tonight's guest is referring to as an indicator of prophecy of an impending apocalypse.
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Post by Kaztronic » 06-29-2011 01:56 AM

Tonight's guest also suggests that the conflicts in the Middle East - especially as related to prophecy predicting the nations of the Middle East attacking Israel is also unprecedented.

If we were to follow his logic, this exact same prediction of an impending apocalypse could have been made during the 60's - when Israel fought not just terrorism, but actual wars against invading armies of numerous Middle Eastern nations, and an equally active geologic period of major earthquakes.

Just sayin.......
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Post by Kaztronic » 06-29-2011 02:02 AM

Exploring this a bit further, let's take a look at tornado history.

Which decade since they began recording tornadoes was most active with major tornadoes? Again, we see the most active period of time being the 60's.

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Post by Kaztronic » 06-29-2011 02:09 AM

And finally, Hurricanes:

1851-1860 - 19
1861-1870 - 15
1871-1880 - 20
1881-1890 - 22
1891-1900 - 21
1901-1910 - 18
1911-1920 - 21
1921-1930 - 13
1931-1940 - 19
1941-1950 - 24
1951-1960 - 17
1961-1970 - 14
1971-1980 - 12
1981-1990 - 15
1991-2000 - 14
2001-2006 - 15

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Post by Kaztronic » 06-29-2011 02:21 AM

I forgot the volcanoes!

Tambora, Indonesia 1815
Krakatau, Indonesia 1883
Mount Pelee, Martinique 1902
Ruiz, Colombia 1985
Unzen, Japan 1792
Laki, Iceland 1783
Kelut, Indonesia 1919
Galunggung, Indonesia 1882
Vesuvius, Italy 1631
Vesuvius, Italy 79
Papandayan, Indonesia 1772
Lamington, Papua New Guinea 1951
El Chichon, Mexico 1982
Soufriere, St. Vincent 1902
Oshima, Japan 1741
Asama, Japan 1783
Taal, Philippines 1911
Mayon, Philippines 1814
Agung, Indonesia 1963
Cotopaxi, Ecuador 1877
Pinatubo, Philippines 1991
Komagatake, Japan 1640
Ruiz, Colombia 1845
Hibok-Hibok, Philippines 1951

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Post by Kaztronic » 06-29-2011 03:01 AM

Alright, it's 4 O'clock in the morning here, so I'm gonna head off to bed.

Back tomorrow night - same bat channel, same bat time!
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Post by joan roberts » 06-29-2011 11:19 AM

Sorry I missed this...I have Skyp, my daughter set it up for


me,Shows images of who you are talking to or texting....

my great grandkids are so darling on it and I miss seeing

them more often....dont know what HB3 has?????:rolleyes:

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Post by megman » 06-29-2011 11:29 AM

Kaztronic wrote: I'm taking my boyfriend camping this summer, thought it might be fun to buy an inexpensive telescope to scan the stars - I've never done it actually.

You can only see one or two stars at night in NYC.


You can get a 4" reflector telescope fairly cheap. Forget all the computer crap. DO NOT GET A REFRACTOR TELESCOPE FOR LOOKING AT STARS OR PLANETS!

A 4" with a 2X Dobson lens is a good, cheap learning scope. Telescopes teach you patience and with fill you with a sense of awe and accomplishment when you actually find a target all on your own as opposed to these table-top models with computer dial-in.
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Post by Dale O Sea » 06-29-2011 12:32 PM

Nice thread Kaz! :cool:

I bet you put more effort into this than Noory does in show prep. Seriously.

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Post by joan roberts » 06-29-2011 05:14 PM

George is better than he used to be but I do agree with you,

Kaz is much more conscientious.......glad to see you posting

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