Truth Vs. Hoax/Miscellaneous

One item of business then on to some quirky things I've noticed.


Like many of the group of sane people that encounter the conspiracy crowd, I'm fed up with how everything is instantaneously declared a hoax. Celebrity death - faked. Mall shooting - drill. Terrorist bombing - false flag. Yadda yadda blah, blah, blah. It doesn't matter what format the conspiratard uses, the evidence is virtually nonexistent. The numerological refutation is simple with an antonym.


One reminder is that they love to copy and past things from headlines, as if more credibility is given to a phrase than a single word. For example, BULLET and QUIET both equal 72. So the SINGER how is also 72 that gets shot matches BULLET and you can ignore QUIET.


Remember as well that they've inherited the entire language. And when you present something with no evidence there's just your word versus the rest of the sane world. That's where the power of the antonym comes in to play.


TRUTHFUL and HOAXES both equal 90 in the reverse elision (cipher). This is a high grade antonym pair since they are directly contrary and equal in the same elision. The only possible complaint is the pluralization of hoax. But, as you've inherited the entire language, you inherit full sentences. "CNN reports are all hoaxes" and "CNN reports are all truthful" equal the exact same in the reverse elision. Or any other not awkward sentence you choose.


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How many more ways can you misuse an apostrophe? I've seen these used wrong.


1. Contractions - It's vs. Its
2. Possessives- Missing in 'my girlfriends birthday.'
3. Possessives in wrong spot - The Simpson's instead of correct, The Simpsons'.
4. Date abbreviation - 92' instead of '92.
5. Missing in identifying a letter as representative of a list. Like, "mind your p's and q's.". The Sandy Hook gematria mentioned a bit ago had the original narratives on the little known (translate- bullshit) system of "removing the As in LANZA."
6. Just yesterday. Should of. No. Dammit, you mean "should've", the contraction for should have.


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Here's one for Dan's Apufeemia. The Simpsons "Stop or My Dog Will Shoot". Bart fantasizes his robot dog handles his attack by a Hellrsiser Cenobite - and a math book. The book has the Pythagorean theorem on the front cover. Later, Skinner has the class arrange themselves for a head count, finally settling for order by last name with numerical values assigned to the letters in their name - the ordinal elision.


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John Chandler Smith equals 666 in the English elision. The values in this elision are disparate and finding out what middle name John Smith shouldn't have to be the antichrist is limited. Pat works, too. So if you call John Patrick Smith John Pat Smith, he is also evil.


Ashley Greene is also 666.


 And,
Thomas Cruise.


That's one that numerology got right. No wonder he just goes by Tom.


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AZZA has the distinction of being a word palindrome and a reverse vs simple numerical palindrome.


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This is somewhat off color if that bothers you.


While researching the Vesica Pigskinis post I realized that Vesica could be the real name of Jessica Simpson. Think about this. She and Tony Romo were a thing. Maybe she was trying to use Tony to get to her real target, Deion Sanders. Who went to Florida State. This would make her a Seminole Vesical.


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A lot of this makes me think that Monty Python is an untapped apufeemia resource. Jessica Simpson. The Simpsons episode above has Bart getting a pet python. JPF has English elision value off 666. The Judaen People's Front from Life of Brian.