When
2004 comes and goes, so will the people like Mark
Hazelwood and Nancy
Leider. Are you willing to bet your life on
this 2004 information? If so, you are in for a
reality check when the predicted time comes and
goes. It's not gonna happen. Show me one shred
of actual evidence for the 2004 / Planet X information. There
is none!
"One
telling point against the supposed return of
the mystery Planet X, as far as I am concerned,
is that the next encounter is claimed to be no
more than a year away. If so, that already puts
the mystery Planet X within range of the Space
Watch programme, which, so far as I know, from
the multitude of astronomy bulletins I receive,
has found nothing but a lot of asteroids." - Bruce
Thompson with NASA / August 11, 2002
Zecharia
Sitchin, the first
scholar to uncover the Sumerian information, has
not stated publicly when he feels Nibiru will
return. Based on Sitchin's interpretations of
the Sumerian information, Nibiru does not
always effect our planet with it's inner
passage between Jupiter and Mars. Nibiru has
been orbiting our sun for 4.7 billion years or
so. Since Nibiru's orbit is 3,600 years, it has
already made millions or orbits around our sun.
It
is very possible that Nibiru does not always cause
havoc on earth each time is passes. All
the people proclaiming that Planet X has a 3,600
year orbit, got this from Sitchin. But somehow
through mis-information, people seem to forget
that fact.
Some
people think they are in a position to say "Sitchin
is wrong, and I am right, just look at my information..." Zecharia
Sitchin was the first scholar to bring the public's
attention to the Sumerian understanding of Planet
X (Nibiru). All the people pushing their own information
on the topic of Planet X, seem to have forgotten
the 30 years of research that Sitchin and mainstream
astronomy have accomplished.
Sitchin
has clearly stated that Planet X will not be returning
in 2004 based off his understanding of the Sumerian
Nibiru. This new idea that Planet X will return
in 2004 is completely false. Look at the people
who are proposing the return of planet X in 2004,
does their research out weigh that of Zecharia
Sitchin? Not even
close!