Better late than never, I guess.
I meant to post this a while ago but I was busy when I first thought about it and I only just remembered. I'm sure most of you recall that a while I go I posted a link to a video by a YouTube user by the name of Gorilla199 called 'LHC SATANS STARGATE 2008' (yes, it's all in caps), in which he talked about how the LHC would create a hole in the Van-Allen belt around the Earth to allow Satans army to return to Earth (or some other, similar nonsense).
Well, for pure hilarity value, I still check in on his channel occasionally and most of it is the usual evil atheist conspiracy (insert 'scientist' or 'masonic' as appropriate) rubbish but, a few weeks ago, he posted this video in which he admits that he 'went askew' (sp?) in his 'research' and now no longer believes in aliens.
Don't worry though, this doesn't mean he's achieved any level of sanity. All he's changed is that Satan's army will now come from under the Earth rather than space, but his idea is identical otherwise. The reason he changed, as you might expect, is because of what the Bible says. The Bible apparently says that they will come from beneath the Earth and so he now believes that, although he doesn't give any reference for me to verify that the Bible says that but it's not important.
He also found time to blame the Freemasons in this by way of saying that the person who's information on for the aliens was a Freemason, therefore a liar (or words to that effect). This has also had the effect of making him a lot more focused on Freemasonry and 'exposing them'. I guess it's a case of side-stepping a pot-hole only to fall off a bridge. Oh well. His most recent videos are all about this stuff but I haven't watched them yet so I don't know the precise content. Maybe when I'm in a masochistic mood one day, I'll watch them. In the meantime ...
Peace, the frac ...
Oh wait!!!
This just in [not really, the link's from 2006]:
Ray Comfort concedes the banana (aka the atheist nightmare) argument!
I'm sure he still uses it when he thinks he can get away with it though.
Anyway,
Peace, the frac, out!
[This post ending brought to you in the style of YouTube user TheAmazingAtheist.]
Well, for pure hilarity value, I still check in on his channel occasionally and most of it is the usual evil atheist conspiracy (insert 'scientist' or 'masonic' as appropriate) rubbish but, a few weeks ago, he posted this video in which he admits that he 'went askew' (sp?) in his 'research' and now no longer believes in aliens.
Click to viewDon't worry though, this doesn't mean he's achieved any level of sanity. All he's changed is that Satan's army will now come from under the Earth rather than space, but his idea is identical otherwise. The reason he changed, as you might expect, is because of what the Bible says. The Bible apparently says that they will come from beneath the Earth and so he now believes that, although he doesn't give any reference for me to verify that the Bible says that but it's not important.
He also found time to blame the Freemasons in this by way of saying that the person who's information on for the aliens was a Freemason, therefore a liar (or words to that effect). This has also had the effect of making him a lot more focused on Freemasonry and 'exposing them'. I guess it's a case of side-stepping a pot-hole only to fall off a bridge. Oh well. His most recent videos are all about this stuff but I haven't watched them yet so I don't know the precise content. Maybe when I'm in a masochistic mood one day, I'll watch them. In the meantime ...
Peace, the frac ...
Oh wait!!!
This just in [not really, the link's from 2006]:
Ray Comfort concedes the banana (aka the atheist nightmare) argument!
I'm sure he still uses it when he thinks he can get away with it though.
Anyway,
Peace, the frac, out!
[This post ending brought to you in the style of YouTube user TheAmazingAtheist.]