Allison Warden WeCanKnow.com Interview

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Uploaded by MidweekPolitics on 6 May 2011

--Allison Warden from WeCanKnow.com explains why the world is ending on May 21, 2011, whether people are going to heaven or hell, how she got this idea, whether God is angry, and more.

The David Pakman Show is an internationally syndicated talk radio and television program hosted by David Pakman

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"The Americans are a different nation ,

with a different culture ,

and different "norms" ......

and I'm slowly coming to the opinion that they may actually be a different bloody species."


I don't normaly go in for "copy and paste" but I used this on the Pageant Mom thread and it seems appropriate here also.
Plus it stops me having to think ,which is something else the Americans seem to be working on too.

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Uploaded by NonStampCollector on 15 May 2011

NO AUDIO. Believing that it's going to happen at any time is no less ridiculous than believing that it's going to happen on May 21.
That's me in the picture, in USA, in March. I debated a few of these guys, and thought of what I should have said long afterwards: which is basically what I wrote here. That small voice of doubt is what the rest of us call common sense. it's so often right. It's especially dependable when faith in ridiculous nonsense is involved. On May 22, I hope the people I talked to in New York will consider the fact that that small voice of reason was right all along. It's a dreadful, terrible pity that they won't, and we all know it. It's tragic - to see young people like the guy holding the sign here, perhaps destined to continue holding onto this absurd faith, even when it is utterly proven to be pure bulls*it. My heart goes out to him and the many who believe and profess this nonsense about next Saturday.

[Mr. Jon Donnis]

I would like to see people who believe the world is ending on the 21st take some kind of poison that would in fact kill them after say 20 days. And when they die it would be from a horrible painful torturous death that the poison causes.

Now of course if they are right and the end of the world happens, then they were right, great. But if they wrong they then have to die anyway.

I wonder how many of them would still stick to their claims if this was an option