This is interesting to me. I don't care if you locked legs with nasa and hate this. I've entertained the heliocentric model for decades. I'm going in a different direction now.
I accepted the heliocentric model because it was part of my teachers' teachings. They taught it because they believed it. They believed it because their teachers told them it was the scientific truth. It's not true. It's not real. It's a man-made indoctrination.
I loved this model. I accepted it for almost 40 years. The possibility of reaching Mars and making it inhabitable told me that science and mathematics could put us there. Fast forward to 2020, plandemic, research everything, find out everything is a lie, Earth is a created plane
Hear me out... What if NASA led you to believe that more land was up in outer space when, in actuality, these lands are on the same level plane as we are 🫢
Flat earth, just the start. It's so much more. It's generations of lies.
Convincing pure innocent souls into believing a godless big explosion at the start, then having Hollywood and NASA update the lie every chance they get with fake feeds and CGI
Gravity...weak enough to let butterflies fly free, but strong enough to hold 326 million trillion gallons of water in tact around a ball in the middle of a vacuum of nothing.
They've lied about the vaccines, 9/11, dinosaurs, the shape of the earth, craters, Antarctica, climate change, moon landing, cancer, voting, energy, etc...
This didn't happen by a space rock. If it did, where's the remaining pieces of rock? The waters Above and Below created the great Flood of Noah's time. It's not just a fairy tale made up to help you fall asleep.
The moon landing hoax theory is absurd and baseless and all of the “evidence” is either made up or wildly misconstrued. All in an effort to undermine one of America’s greatest achievements. Here I am debunking the dumbest conspiracy theory of all time:
Stop thinking flat earthers believe this nonsense. None of us do. Stop thinking we are associated with the flat earth society. We aren't.
We don't have a model because we have limited access to our outer realm.
The sun and moon are inside the firmament. The sun is not 93 million miles away. The moon doesn't depend on the sun for a reflection of light towards earth. The moon is its own light.
What's up with the moon lately? How's it possible that I've been seeing it for almost 24 straight hours? And then a chemtrail trying to cover it up this afternoon?
If we lived on a perfectly round ball, there should be 24 time zones in the northern hemisphere and 24 in the south. There isn't. There's 19 in the north and 32 in the south. This is because we live on a flat level plane.
I accepted a heliocentric model because they gave me books and videos on it. I didn't reject it. I had no need to. It wasn't something I would ever have to look into ever again. The science was settled.
So I thought.
Lol.
We aren't moving.
We are the center of everything.
What's over there? What's beyond that? I've concluded that we live on a plane and not a ball. Big bang isn't a real discussion anymore. NASA is theater for your mind to wander into dark sorcery.
Flat earth isn't for everyone. Gravity isn't for everyone. Dark matter isn't for everyone.
Aether isn't for everyone.
Globe earth isn't for everyone.
Stop being a know-it-all because neither side knows for sure.
What if this is reality? What if outer space is pure fiction? What if the moon landings were made alongside every other Hollywood movie to keep your mind wondering into nothingness?
You say flat earthers are a cult, I say globe earthers are. I was heliosexual for almost 40 years. I tried to debunk the flat earth craziness only to become one with my own personal observations.
I'm going to believe the Bible over anything NASA has to say.
Earth is flat.
Outer space is fake.
Moon landings never happened.
Nobody is going to Mars.
Almost all flat earthers are flat earthers now because they tried to debunk flat earth and couldn't. The globe was the only reasonable choice for 40 years because it was proven by "math and images." I accepted this from a young age and never questioned it again until recently
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My aunt took the booster a few months back. Suffered a stroke a day later. Passed away a week later. She was extremely healthy up until the shots she took