Bobo: [in prison] Say, Lou, how 'bout give me another chance when I get out.
Lady Lou: When do you get out?
Bobo: Fifteen years.
Lady Lou: That's a date.
(A Mae West quote for Elizabeth I)
Thanks, blue sock monkey, for pointing out Agleloma Point in Bataan. It is called Agloloma Point in several Internet websites. Ka Apaz does not reside in Bataan province but in Bulacan province, some 100 km away to the east-northeast.
There are still areas that I do not accept as facts that Ama related until I myself have proved them, like Princess Reneliniyindi of Egypt who died on her wedding day to the very first Philip I or some monarch, King Legum of Egypt, Queen Agleloma of Egypt, etc. Thanks for your and others help.
From what the spirit of Ama revealed, I accept that Jesus Christ was born on May 23 and died on August 17 after I proved them to be true and correct about 20 years later. I also accept that the name of the Philippines before the arrival of the Spaniards was Maio Mait, who was wed in Cana, the evangelist John, two women, two men, etc. because, to me, they are logically correct and/or supported by accounts in the Holy Bible.
My apologies for mistaking the province where resides that revolting con artist Ka Apaz. If she has lived all or most of her life such a vast distance from Bataan as 100km, then obviously she could never have heard of Agleloma Point!
By the way, we don't actually know how the names of the nonexistent Legum family are spelled. You are just guessing when you transcribe tapes or "remember" what the callous old hag sputtered. Or does Teh Holy Spook
TM spell out these critical details for you?
Turning to more important issues raised in your post, I point out, yet again, that in this Forum,
you cannot use claims for which you have absolutely no evidence in order to support other claims. Surely you can grasp the logic of that?
Or perhaps you cannot. I have read your website as you have urged us, you see, and every page is covered with assertions presented as facts. It's not that your evidence for these prophecies and wonders is inadequate--it is
nonexistent.
Your "proof," such as it is, consists of random lists and tables of coincidences, which serve only to illustrate, at tedious length, that you know nothing of statistics, most particularly how to calculate probabilities. Really--you expect us to consider car models and registration plates and emigration dates as signs from the heavens? Do you scan every theatre ticket and grocery receipt searching for numbers you have predetermined to be significant? And do you toss out every figure which disagrees?
I hope you do not play casino games, or your financial future will surely be adversely affected.
PeaceCrusader, you have assured us time and again that you have personally verified statements made by that evil old hag Ka Apaz. Your assurances are not good enough, given the artless ways in which you display your forensic naïveté. Rarely does the vile and ghastly shyster Ka Apaz give an answer which can be evaluated on objective evidence. Conversations appear to have been largely restricted to inquiries about fairy tales, for which there are no "wrong" answers--especially given 1) your obvious willingness to accept
any convenient coincidence as confirmation; and 2) your enthusiasm for throwing out any information, such as entire pages of your Wholly Babble, which contradicts the answer you have already decided you want.
Of course, according to you, the despicable swindler Ka Apaz
did give an approximate date for nuclear war in 2012.
And she was wrong.
In all the years during which you "researched" and "confirmed" and "verified"--did it never once occur to you to spend an evening reading about how to properly conduct historical research? Or how to calculate probabilities? Or even to learn about how easily performed are those tricks with which smarmy medium Ka Apaz has so thoroughly gulled you?
Clearly not.
Yet there you sit, placidly contemplating the deaths of 4 billion people (including that delightful ukulele-playin' creature, teh blue sock monkey, and her even more enchanting skeptical friends), based solely on these ridiculous sessions with a hammy amateur actress.
So here we are. Unless and until you have objective evidence for your miscellaneous claims (Renelindiharoldpinteryindi, the date Jesus first played pin the tail on the donkey, the original name of the Philippines, and so on), I strenuously object to their inclusion in this thread. IMO, anything other than the now-failed prophecy of nuclear warfare cancelling the 2012 Olympics constitutes a derail.
