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http://www.johntitor.com/
The Mystery Of John Titor
http://www.psmag.com/science/the-mystery-of-john-titor-hoax-or-time-traveler-57001/
John Titor's Story
http://johntitor.strategicbrains.com/
The Man Who Told The Internet He Came From The Future.....Presenting JOHN TITOR
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http://www.johntitor.com/
The Mystery Of John Titor
http://www.psmag.com/science/the-mystery-of-john-titor-hoax-or-time-traveler-57001/
John Titor's Story
http://johntitor.strategicbrains.com/
Here's another interesting Thread about the future.......
http://www.madjacksports.com/forum/...He-Came-From-The-Future-Presenting-JOHN-TITOR
http://www.madjacksports.com/forum/...He-Came-From-The-Future-Presenting-JOHN-TITOR
Let me put that in an I-Frame for you
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Agreed.
Einstein proved time was malleable. If you take a clock and put it on a plane when the plane lands, it's a different time than clocks on the ground.
The closer you get to the speed of light, time slows to a crawl.
Who's to say that time travel isn't possible?
One very interesting thing about one of Titor's predictions...he stated that sometime in the near future Russia launches nukes that hit every major American city.
He also stated the US responds in kind. Let's hope he was wrong. If I remember correctly, this was supposed to happen sometime in 2015. He also said that Russia becomes our biggest trading partner after the exchange somehow.
Don't ask me how that would work out, I don't have a clue. I mean how do you become trading partners with someone after you nuke each other?
Very strange.
Yeah, thats the strange part.
Clearly, you could just travel back and apologize.
1. Vladimir Putin's mother survived the Siege of Leningrad
From 1941 to 1944, German and Finnish troops systematically cut off all supplies to the Russia's Leningrad, aiming to starve the metropolis' inhabitants. The episode is considered to be one of the most gruesome war crimes committed by the Wehrmacht on Russian soil. Putin's mother, Maria Ivanovna, survived the siege. One million people died, amongst them also an older brother of the yet unborn Vladimir.
2. He was brought up without high-running emotions
In a documentary by German public broadcaster ARD called ?Ich, Putin,? the Russian leader told journalist Huber Seipelt:
I cannot claim that we were a very emotional family. That we talked to each other much. Everyone somehow dwelled in themselves. We did on the other hand get along quite well. My parents stayed together all those years, until the end of their lives. Yet still I didn't know of anything emotional, of heroic deeds, difficulties or tragedies. They didn't want to talk about that.
3. Putin's father was a ?real proletarian?
Putin's childhood friend Sergej Rodulgin said Putin's father loved his son, but always found some fault in him. ?He was afraid to seem too indulgent,? Rodulgin told Seipelt.
4. He started judo to ?keep his place in the pack?
The rather slight teenager Vladimir Putin realized that the other male teenagers started growing faster during puberty. That's why, Putin claimed, he started learning judo. He wanted to assert himself.
5. He told his ex-wife only shortly before their marriage that he worked for the intelligence agency
?If someone absolutely has to talk about working for the intelligence agency, he has no place there,? Putin told Seipelt.
6. Putin believes that the West is afraid of Russia
The beginning of "Ich, Putin" features a dialogue that can appear bizarre in light of events of the past months.
?Where does this negative attitude of the West towards you come from?"
? "From the anxiety."
? "Anxiety due to you?"
? "Due to Russia. With our scale, our atomic weapons, and our possibilities in other different fields. But that is old thinking.?
7. Putin speaks German perfectly
He proved this, for example, during a speech in 2001 before the Bundestag. He had spent almost five years as a KGB agent in Dresden. When the government of the GDR began to crumble in 1990, Putin was sent back to Moscow.
8. He believes the end of the USSR was the ?greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century.? But he isn't nostalgic of Soviet times
It is true that Putin has an affinity for the symbols of power from the Soviet Union: He reintroduced the Soviet anthem with new lyrics, for example.
But almost nothing is left of the social policy achievements of the Soviet Era. Take the miserable state of Russia's health care system, as well as the financial safety net. At the end of 2011, 16 percent of Russians lived below the already miserable poverty line of $192 a month. On the other hand, rich Russians are doing comparatively well: they only paid 13 percent income tax since the beginning of the 21st century.
9. Putin likes to display himself as an ice hockey player
Despite practicing for hours at a time on an ice rink outside of town, Putin doesn't play very well. But Ice hockey is a national sport in Russia, and it works just as well as soccer in Germany to gain sympathy points.
10. In spite of all the domestic issues, Putin has the reputation of having put Russia ?back on its feet?
This has a lot to do with the fact that Russia underwent a severe crisis during the chaotic 90s, which not only shocked the economy, but also the bureaucracy, cultural life, social cohesion and the concept of statehood.
When Putin took power in 2000, he reformed the country and rebuilt it after autocratic principles. Russia reaped a lot of revenues in the following years, especially from the export of natural resources.
Yet it is also true that economic growth had slowed down distinctly before the crisis in Crimea. What Russia needs are investments. But these currently aren't foreseeable due to the sanctions in place.
11. Even on his country estate he keeps an ?Entourage like P. Diddy?
At least that's what the photographer of the famous Putin portrait Platon claims.
12. Putin likes the Beatles
Platon also said Putin's favorite Beatle is Paul. And his favorite song is probably the most melancholic one of the ?Fab Four?: ?Yesterday.?
13. Putin was head of the leadership party ?United Russia? for four years, without being a member
Formally speaking he was asked to be president, which again speaks volumes about his influence in the country.
14. He doesn't see himself as a diplomat
Questioned by an ARD reporter, he once answered: ?Absolutely not.?
15. Quite the opposite: He has humiliated his opponents publicly a number of times.
For example, he once threatened the oil tycoon Michail Khodorkovsky with a tax investigation on live television from the Kremlin. Khodorkovsky was arrested shortly after.
Another episode that comes to mind was his appearance at a factory for ship propellers, which was almost bankrupt. Putin told the management during a meeting: ?When I said I was coming here, they jumped around like cockroaches. With their ambition, their incompetence and their pure greed, they have taken these people hostage.?
The shareholders then had to sign in public a contract that guaranteed the factory would stay open.
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to defeat your enemy you have to know him
this guy is a nutcase
2015 could happen
he is still pissed about his snub from the US when he ran the Olympics:scared
From 1941 to 1944, German and Finnish troops systematically cut off all supplies to the Russia's Leningrad, aiming to starve the metropolis' inhabitants. The episode is considered to be one of the most gruesome war crimes committed by the Wehrmacht on Russian soil. Putin's mother, Maria Ivanovna, survived the siege. One million people died, amongst them also an older brother of the yet unborn Vladimir.
2. He was brought up without high-running emotions
In a documentary by German public broadcaster ARD called ?Ich, Putin,? the Russian leader told journalist Huber Seipelt:
I cannot claim that we were a very emotional family. That we talked to each other much. Everyone somehow dwelled in themselves. We did on the other hand get along quite well. My parents stayed together all those years, until the end of their lives. Yet still I didn't know of anything emotional, of heroic deeds, difficulties or tragedies. They didn't want to talk about that.
3. Putin's father was a ?real proletarian?
Putin's childhood friend Sergej Rodulgin said Putin's father loved his son, but always found some fault in him. ?He was afraid to seem too indulgent,? Rodulgin told Seipelt.
4. He started judo to ?keep his place in the pack?
The rather slight teenager Vladimir Putin realized that the other male teenagers started growing faster during puberty. That's why, Putin claimed, he started learning judo. He wanted to assert himself.
5. He told his ex-wife only shortly before their marriage that he worked for the intelligence agency
?If someone absolutely has to talk about working for the intelligence agency, he has no place there,? Putin told Seipelt.
6. Putin believes that the West is afraid of Russia
The beginning of "Ich, Putin" features a dialogue that can appear bizarre in light of events of the past months.
?Where does this negative attitude of the West towards you come from?"
? "From the anxiety."
? "Anxiety due to you?"
? "Due to Russia. With our scale, our atomic weapons, and our possibilities in other different fields. But that is old thinking.?
7. Putin speaks German perfectly
He proved this, for example, during a speech in 2001 before the Bundestag. He had spent almost five years as a KGB agent in Dresden. When the government of the GDR began to crumble in 1990, Putin was sent back to Moscow.
8. He believes the end of the USSR was the ?greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century.? But he isn't nostalgic of Soviet times
It is true that Putin has an affinity for the symbols of power from the Soviet Union: He reintroduced the Soviet anthem with new lyrics, for example.
But almost nothing is left of the social policy achievements of the Soviet Era. Take the miserable state of Russia's health care system, as well as the financial safety net. At the end of 2011, 16 percent of Russians lived below the already miserable poverty line of $192 a month. On the other hand, rich Russians are doing comparatively well: they only paid 13 percent income tax since the beginning of the 21st century.
9. Putin likes to display himself as an ice hockey player
Despite practicing for hours at a time on an ice rink outside of town, Putin doesn't play very well. But Ice hockey is a national sport in Russia, and it works just as well as soccer in Germany to gain sympathy points.
10. In spite of all the domestic issues, Putin has the reputation of having put Russia ?back on its feet?
This has a lot to do with the fact that Russia underwent a severe crisis during the chaotic 90s, which not only shocked the economy, but also the bureaucracy, cultural life, social cohesion and the concept of statehood.
When Putin took power in 2000, he reformed the country and rebuilt it after autocratic principles. Russia reaped a lot of revenues in the following years, especially from the export of natural resources.
Yet it is also true that economic growth had slowed down distinctly before the crisis in Crimea. What Russia needs are investments. But these currently aren't foreseeable due to the sanctions in place.
11. Even on his country estate he keeps an ?Entourage like P. Diddy?
At least that's what the photographer of the famous Putin portrait Platon claims.
12. Putin likes the Beatles
Platon also said Putin's favorite Beatle is Paul. And his favorite song is probably the most melancholic one of the ?Fab Four?: ?Yesterday.?
13. Putin was head of the leadership party ?United Russia? for four years, without being a member
Formally speaking he was asked to be president, which again speaks volumes about his influence in the country.
14. He doesn't see himself as a diplomat
Questioned by an ARD reporter, he once answered: ?Absolutely not.?
15. Quite the opposite: He has humiliated his opponents publicly a number of times.
For example, he once threatened the oil tycoon Michail Khodorkovsky with a tax investigation on live television from the Kremlin. Khodorkovsky was arrested shortly after.
Another episode that comes to mind was his appearance at a factory for ship propellers, which was almost bankrupt. Putin told the management during a meeting: ?When I said I was coming here, they jumped around like cockroaches. With their ambition, their incompetence and their pure greed, they have taken these people hostage.?
The shareholders then had to sign in public a contract that guaranteed the factory would stay open.
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to defeat your enemy you have to know him
this guy is a nutcase
2015 could happen
he is still pissed about his snub from the US when he ran the Olympics:scared
its got to be a hoax just like everything else on the internet these days.
the guy is obviously intelligent and well read. Maybe even has a scientific background.
thats where it ends.
I read alot of it to make my decision though.
now if dunclock would spill his abduction story .........the rat bastid.
the guy is obviously intelligent and well read. Maybe even has a scientific background.
thats where it ends.
I read alot of it to make my decision though.
now if dunclock would spill his abduction story .........the rat bastid.
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I wish I could say I was as confident in a hoax as much as you are.
Truth is, I'm not so sure. The fact is, the guy made predictions that came true.
Among them....
* America will wage war on Iraq, claiming Iraq has nuclear weapons. Titor made this statement years before a war with Iraq was considered. He also claimed no weapons of mass destruction would be found.
* In the early 2000's CERN will lay the foundations for time travel. In the autumn of 2001 after Titor had left, CERN released a statement indicating the creation of mini black holes was possible.
* Mad cow disease will be a health issue in America but it will be under-played.
* Genetically modified food will be used to produce hybrid seeds that will have detrimental effects on the population's health.
* Titor made a number of statements about constitutional and civil rights in America. He also said the American government will assume its citizens will prefer security over certain personal freedoms.
He also predicted...
* Korea, Taiwan and Japan will be annexed by China as the West becomes unstable.
* The future will judge the present harshly.
If he was a fraud, how could he possibly know that the US would wage war on Iraq claiming Iraq has nuclear weapons and then know, that Iraq never did have them?
How could a fraud possibly know about CERN?
* In the early 2000's CERN will lay the foundations for time travel. In the autumn of 2001 after Titor had left, CERN released a statement indicating the creation of mini black holes was possible
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I have stated before that black holes are the avenues for world travelers. We think they are destructive gravity eaters, but if you know the trails you can end up in other universes.
I am not sure how he could have known about CERN and Iraq.
I did not read closely enough to see if he past posted or not. :0corn
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I have stated before that black holes are the avenues for world travelers. We think they are destructive gravity eaters, but if you know the trails you can end up in other universes.
I am not sure how he could have known about CERN and Iraq.
I did not read closely enough to see if he past posted or not. :0corn
something is up with Kim Jun in Korea
his father would have never given up the americans from hard labor.
Maybe North Korea is starving and Kim knows its not long before the people revolt on him like in Taiwan.
Its hard to believe the US would be unstable as a world power. If something happens to us , its going to happen to many others times two.
