Now really people, get a grip. It’s easy with Gematria. There’s really not much to it once you know the basic rules
1). Wait for Hubbard to release his pick after the games are finished.
2). Watch him lie through his teeth in a futile effort to maintain credibility.
3). Relish the fact that you didn’t actually fall for the BS.
My actual prediction was:
Doesn’t really matter if I post here anymore, I’ve created a semi-permanent reference point with easy to understand examples of how gematria is tailor made for confirmation bias. Really simple concepts like how words with opposite meanings have the same value, even in the original ordinal system. Things like how if you’re actually that good at predicting you wouldn’t need to set up fundraisers to share your magical knowledge, you would just do it. Things like how THE CHOSEN ONE = 98 must mean Tom Brady when virtually every team roster has a gematria 98 player. Etc....
I suppose my groundbreaking work doesn’t deserve a new rule to those three, but even if it’s really just a subset of rule 2, here it is.
4). Watch the shit show in the comments as finally the truth that he is simply a con artist unfolds, like here:
https://web.archive.org/web/20191102131111/http://freetofindtruth.blogspot.com/2019/10/54-63-70-77-83-162-john-witherspoon.html?m=1
And here:
https://web.archive.org/web/20191031235721/https://freetofindtruth.blogspot.com/2019/10/cnn-writes-nationals-shocked-world-in.html?m=1
Which I’ve archived since we can’t be sure how much longer it will remain up on the Fee To Find Misinformation blog.
In the meantime, whilst I’ve been away a couple of other newsworthy items. First, it appears that the Gematrinator may be heavily involved in the cryptocurrency pool of gullible idiots that are paying for bitcoin trading tips. On Twitter they call themselves “moonboys”. Since the Gematrinator blog is locked from commenting it's impossible to guess what’s going on there. But he is the only one that blathers on about metonic cycles and such. It’s at least crank magnetism if not direct involvement. If the Moon were a bit closer to the Sun I’d suggest he’s playing with fire as the SEC seems a bit less lenient about acting as a broker without a license than the lack of concern other authorities have over people getting ripped off for a couple of bucks on a Patreon subscription.
Second, well speaking of blathering. Let’s not forget good ole Dan. Dan has fathered another child. And between working two jobs (djing and.....something else, currently don’t know what). And had Internet problems which is totally not because of bills not being paid and must totally be the evil empire since the gematria of INTERNET equals the gematria of INTERNET and he was thinking about the INTERNET at least once in the last 20 years so it must be synchronous because that makes so much sense.
Dan. If you read this. This comment was not made by me, but this is something I’d say to you if you would put aside your CONFIRMATION BIAS for a few seconds and listen. LOOK at the hate mail in Hubbard’s blog and the kinds of things that are being said. And also take this comment to heart on your most recent video:
“You are in great need of a wake up call daddy. I pray that you will focus on your child and their needs.” ~ Village Idiot Bear
The world will be a better place with Dan loving his family instead of worrying about non-existent bogeymen. Hubbard is using you as free advertisement since you’re sold on the idea that gematria works, when it doesn’t. Don’t do what you did in the past and talk to him to get his opinion. He doesn’t care about you at all. You’re a tool so he can achieve his goal - his own greed. Please take some time off from gematria, spend lots of time with your family. You might enjoy that more than getting 200 views from bots on YouTube.
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I’ll be checking on things in general and don’t intend to go back to active posting at this time since these guys can pretty much only repeat the same mistakes already made. Until next time - Truth=113, Dishonest=113
Saturday, November 2, 2019
Tuesday, May 7, 2019
The Ultimate (Free) Gematria Sports Betting Guide
I am still sticking to my basic policy of retirement from active blogging. But there is money to be made for lots of people. And with the blog stats showing some interesting traffic sources, namely the search phrases, it’s time for a quick update.
As much as I’d like to make a hugely snarktastic post, it’s going to be mostly all business, here. I presume that although some of my favorite targets have obviously given up, or moved on to a sock puppet account to start fresh, that there is still some significant amount of claiming that gematria can be used to predict in advance that a winner can be determined. All you have to do is pay someone to learn “the code”. Pay someone, who beyond any rationality wants to share their secrets, messing up the betting line and lowering their personal payoff instead of simply applying this magical knowledge on their own.
I am guessing most readers of this are simply interested in the sports aspect. Whether it’s soccer, horse racing or the major US sports markets and simply don’t care about the “evil empire” aspect. The darker side of gematria is the marketing plan since if it was just sports it would seem silly and stupid. Because it is. The darker side makes it look even sillier. Ok, let me get the story straight here. The Illuminati use superior technology that was on down time from weather warfare and poisoning us with chemtrails to force scores in sporting events because.....taking over the world just got too boring? Yeah. Right. For an example, let’s assume there is an actual case of police brutality due to corruption and the gematria proves it. You’re going to see a lot of two and three digit numbers. You can also use gematria to prove that it was ANYTHING BUT police corruption. In the sports world it’s even simpler.
Two teams. Other than occasional ties there’s one winner and one loser. If a prediction is made it’s going to have to choose one or the other or it’s not really a prediction. Storylines for both teams pregame is a huge red flag that is just going to lead to the predictor declaring victory regardless of the outcome. Since an actual prediction is going to have some tiny numbers in it there stands a chance that some of the numbers may apply to the losing team.
And who am I kidding. Every tiny number applies to both teams. If you’re not a total newbie to gematria with minimal effort you can turn 121 means Portland blah, blah, blah into 121 means any other team. Try it. Or drop me a line with the “prediction” and the numbers and I will personally reverse engineer it into the other team. Because nothing says prediction like having the luxury of picking both teams to win and getting away with it.
As much as I’d like to make a hugely snarktastic post, it’s going to be mostly all business, here. I presume that although some of my favorite targets have obviously given up, or moved on to a sock puppet account to start fresh, that there is still some significant amount of claiming that gematria can be used to predict in advance that a winner can be determined. All you have to do is pay someone to learn “the code”. Pay someone, who beyond any rationality wants to share their secrets, messing up the betting line and lowering their personal payoff instead of simply applying this magical knowledge on their own.
I am guessing most readers of this are simply interested in the sports aspect. Whether it’s soccer, horse racing or the major US sports markets and simply don’t care about the “evil empire” aspect. The darker side of gematria is the marketing plan since if it was just sports it would seem silly and stupid. Because it is. The darker side makes it look even sillier. Ok, let me get the story straight here. The Illuminati use superior technology that was on down time from weather warfare and poisoning us with chemtrails to force scores in sporting events because.....taking over the world just got too boring? Yeah. Right. For an example, let’s assume there is an actual case of police brutality due to corruption and the gematria proves it. You’re going to see a lot of two and three digit numbers. You can also use gematria to prove that it was ANYTHING BUT police corruption. In the sports world it’s even simpler.
Two teams. Other than occasional ties there’s one winner and one loser. If a prediction is made it’s going to have to choose one or the other or it’s not really a prediction. Storylines for both teams pregame is a huge red flag that is just going to lead to the predictor declaring victory regardless of the outcome. Since an actual prediction is going to have some tiny numbers in it there stands a chance that some of the numbers may apply to the losing team.
And who am I kidding. Every tiny number applies to both teams. If you’re not a total newbie to gematria with minimal effort you can turn 121 means Portland blah, blah, blah into 121 means any other team. Try it. Or drop me a line with the “prediction” and the numbers and I will personally reverse engineer it into the other team. Because nothing says prediction like having the luxury of picking both teams to win and getting away with it.
Monday, March 11, 2019
2019 March Madness Gematria Guaranteed Winners
The usual disclaimer first.
If you think you’ve found a spot to help with the inevitable barrage of misinformation about how gematria can help your bracket, you are sadly in the wrong spot. This is an explanation of how they pretend to use gematria to help you. So that you eventually fall into a spot where you pay anywhere from a modest monthly Patreon donation fee to even a thousands of dollars exclusive package for their magical picks. In this sense, the definition of gematria stands firmly as Fucked Up Numerology” where although you might not see the individual tricks in any given post or video it’s so bulletproof that any number can be produced to support your team picked. And therefore by logical deduction any number can apply to the other teams.
For more information on this you can use the search feature here to look at the fiasco that was 2018 college hoops, mostly courtesy of Denim Davis and his use of the tried and true tricks that frankly I’m surprised anyone falls for, at least to the point where you actually break out the credit card or PayPal account.
1). Reporting in hindsight. Wait until the games are over and proudly proclaim you found these magical connections. Which only an idiot couldn’t find since the same numbers can apply to every team, or other numbers not part of the narrative can be found with enough practice that shows you really can’t rely on the numerology. Not useful for showing predictive ability since no actual prediction is made, but advertisement to lure the unsuspecting into spending time and letting confirmation bias take over. It works something like this:
Fucked Up Numerology Pro: See! UNC scored XX points and that means blah, blah blah! I knew they would win and this game was so obviously scripted by the numbers!
FUN Rookie: Wow, let's see if I can find numbers for my favorite team next game! Holy futher muckin’ shit wads! I did. They won! It works.
Or if they lose
FUN Pro: I knew they were going to flip the script, it was so obvious because XXX means blah blah blah. I was getting too close to the truth.
FUN Rookie: Damn. I need more practice. Or if I pay then surely I’ll become a FUN Pro, too. Cha-ching!
2). Supplemental tricks:
A). Predicting relying heavily on favorites.
B). Predicting by showing the alternative storyline ahead of time in advance of being wrong about 50% of the time.
C). Not predicting and letting the FUN rookies show a relatively insane running dialogue showing numerology for both teams.
D). Rely on new FUN rookies not digging into the history in blogs and videos that haven’t been deleted and just plain lying about your past successes.
E). Predict a reasonable favorite to win in advance before the brackets are set. Then start putting up alternate narratives once the surprise Cinderella teams make moves and some of the favorites get knocked out. Keep your fingers crossed your team makes it at least to the Elite Eight to avoid embarrassment. Changing your bracket and lying about it is completely allowed. That’s what makes gematria so much FUN.
F). Make attack videos and blog posts about the other FUN Pros. The community never comes to 100% agreement as they’re shopping from the same base of suckers just itching to part with their money. Someboby’s bound to be right when 20 different teams are selected. And of course 19 will be wrong, but denying misses and focusing on hits like a psychic cold reading is what makes gematria FUN.
3). Avoid any mention of the fatal flaw in the system. If these chuckle monkeys REALLY had a foolproof edge to make picks with magical FUN numbers, dontcha think they would simply do that instead of charging you for it?!! You bet your sweet soon to be broke ass they would. This applies to all the gematria narratives, not just the sports. If they really had a way to make the world a better place, stop world hunger, end war, prevent Jim Carrey from making another movie, etc...there has to be a better way than finding tiny little numbers that could just as well mean that puppies are cute instead of the Freemasons mocking us with their almighty grip on the sports world while deep down they really just fucking hate puppies. The whole New World Order idea is 👞horned in. Get a grip on some critical thinking skills and be prepared to be told you aren’t thinking critically because you aren’t woke. Wait until the day comes when somebody shows numerology of a six digit number that predicts the NCAA winner a year in advance. Then you can break out the checkbook.
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If you want to predict the winner do what most normal people do. Do a modest amount of research of actual things that matter. Hot teams entering the tournament. Key players injured. That number 15 seed isn’t likely to win the tournament. Better yet find a sports geek friend that knows this stuff and who spends more time than he should on it.
If you think you’ve found a spot to help with the inevitable barrage of misinformation about how gematria can help your bracket, you are sadly in the wrong spot. This is an explanation of how they pretend to use gematria to help you. So that you eventually fall into a spot where you pay anywhere from a modest monthly Patreon donation fee to even a thousands of dollars exclusive package for their magical picks. In this sense, the definition of gematria stands firmly as Fucked Up Numerology” where although you might not see the individual tricks in any given post or video it’s so bulletproof that any number can be produced to support your team picked. And therefore by logical deduction any number can apply to the other teams.
For more information on this you can use the search feature here to look at the fiasco that was 2018 college hoops, mostly courtesy of Denim Davis and his use of the tried and true tricks that frankly I’m surprised anyone falls for, at least to the point where you actually break out the credit card or PayPal account.
1). Reporting in hindsight. Wait until the games are over and proudly proclaim you found these magical connections. Which only an idiot couldn’t find since the same numbers can apply to every team, or other numbers not part of the narrative can be found with enough practice that shows you really can’t rely on the numerology. Not useful for showing predictive ability since no actual prediction is made, but advertisement to lure the unsuspecting into spending time and letting confirmation bias take over. It works something like this:
Fucked Up Numerology Pro: See! UNC scored XX points and that means blah, blah blah! I knew they would win and this game was so obviously scripted by the numbers!
FUN Rookie: Wow, let's see if I can find numbers for my favorite team next game! Holy futher muckin’ shit wads! I did. They won! It works.
Or if they lose
FUN Pro: I knew they were going to flip the script, it was so obvious because XXX means blah blah blah. I was getting too close to the truth.
FUN Rookie: Damn. I need more practice. Or if I pay then surely I’ll become a FUN Pro, too. Cha-ching!
2). Supplemental tricks:
A). Predicting relying heavily on favorites.
B). Predicting by showing the alternative storyline ahead of time in advance of being wrong about 50% of the time.
C). Not predicting and letting the FUN rookies show a relatively insane running dialogue showing numerology for both teams.
D). Rely on new FUN rookies not digging into the history in blogs and videos that haven’t been deleted and just plain lying about your past successes.
E). Predict a reasonable favorite to win in advance before the brackets are set. Then start putting up alternate narratives once the surprise Cinderella teams make moves and some of the favorites get knocked out. Keep your fingers crossed your team makes it at least to the Elite Eight to avoid embarrassment. Changing your bracket and lying about it is completely allowed. That’s what makes gematria so much FUN.
F). Make attack videos and blog posts about the other FUN Pros. The community never comes to 100% agreement as they’re shopping from the same base of suckers just itching to part with their money. Someboby’s bound to be right when 20 different teams are selected. And of course 19 will be wrong, but denying misses and focusing on hits like a psychic cold reading is what makes gematria FUN.
3). Avoid any mention of the fatal flaw in the system. If these chuckle monkeys REALLY had a foolproof edge to make picks with magical FUN numbers, dontcha think they would simply do that instead of charging you for it?!! You bet your sweet soon to be broke ass they would. This applies to all the gematria narratives, not just the sports. If they really had a way to make the world a better place, stop world hunger, end war, prevent Jim Carrey from making another movie, etc...there has to be a better way than finding tiny little numbers that could just as well mean that puppies are cute instead of the Freemasons mocking us with their almighty grip on the sports world while deep down they really just fucking hate puppies. The whole New World Order idea is 👞horned in. Get a grip on some critical thinking skills and be prepared to be told you aren’t thinking critically because you aren’t woke. Wait until the day comes when somebody shows numerology of a six digit number that predicts the NCAA winner a year in advance. Then you can break out the checkbook.
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If you want to predict the winner do what most normal people do. Do a modest amount of research of actual things that matter. Hot teams entering the tournament. Key players injured. That number 15 seed isn’t likely to win the tournament. Better yet find a sports geek friend that knows this stuff and who spends more time than he should on it.
Friday, March 1, 2019
Collection 02/2019
I could have some fun and gloat about some stuffers, but some of it is super top secret. Top level shill and Bob the Hitman only eyes secret. So let’s get to the point. Unable to quit cold turkey I’ve got some stuff from February to get you through your mocking the crazy/scammer crowd.
https://laughingsquid.com/talking-gargoyle-at-denver-international-airport/
There’s a fun video linked in that, where a Denver Airport Illuminati Gargoyle entertains passengers. The Illuminati bit is just one piece of the comedy skit. This is Denver Airport making travel fun by using a professional comedian to engage unsuspecting passengers in crazy conversation. Think talking whale in South Park so you can do some advanced calculator numbers on what to expect from Dan when this reminds him of that episode. I’m sure there’s some heavy synchronicity between Gargoyles and Whales in there.
Next up straight from John Carpenter on Twitter. They Live has nothing to do with the NWO, but is about stupid yuppies and rampant capitalism. And he’s pissed when people get it wrong.
Then we have Gematria Codes showing us some classic PhraseShopping on Twitter A Asian Day Spa and A prostitution. So let’s just add a random letter “a” to force the total when the lazy bum couldn’t even take the time to shop around for better words, leaving us with awkward grammar. Duh, I done got a prostitution at da A Asian spa and she did gave me a happy ending end.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WhMGcp9xIhY
Super nice. Posting on the internet about encouraging people to commit a federal crime with a big fine and potential five year penalty. No, don’t try to lead your followers into this. You and only you do it and with the FBI supposedly watching you see how far it gets. Usually what happens with this recurring theme is a couple, and only a couple, people go to jail for a bit and pay a nominal fine.
https://laughingsquid.com/talking-gargoyle-at-denver-international-airport/
There’s a fun video linked in that, where a Denver Airport Illuminati Gargoyle entertains passengers. The Illuminati bit is just one piece of the comedy skit. This is Denver Airport making travel fun by using a professional comedian to engage unsuspecting passengers in crazy conversation. Think talking whale in South Park so you can do some advanced calculator numbers on what to expect from Dan when this reminds him of that episode. I’m sure there’s some heavy synchronicity between Gargoyles and Whales in there.
Next up straight from John Carpenter on Twitter. They Live has nothing to do with the NWO, but is about stupid yuppies and rampant capitalism. And he’s pissed when people get it wrong.
Then we have Gematria Codes showing us some classic PhraseShopping on Twitter A Asian Day Spa and A prostitution. So let’s just add a random letter “a” to force the total when the lazy bum couldn’t even take the time to shop around for better words, leaving us with awkward grammar. Duh, I done got a prostitution at da A Asian spa and she did gave me a happy ending end.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WhMGcp9xIhY
Monday, February 4, 2019
Gematria Correctly Predicts Score Of Super Bowl 53
Time to pretend that some previous visitations this week are looking for some sort of immediate relief to show why you easily get contradicting information with Gematria. I’ve waited long enough for more of the same or a better example, but this will do nicely. This is exactly the way it plays out both with fake pregame predictions and the more common reporting in hindsight. The same faulty logic is present in all narratives, regardless of if you are analyzing (which is rather generously called ‘decoding’ by the practitioners, more like throwing a bunch of random piles of feces against a wall until something sticks) a sports game or a school shooting or whatever. From Twitter:
Congratulations. You’ve found that the final score of the game, 13-3, is coded into the Patriots victory. So since it’s not more specific like, “PATRIOTS WIN SUPER BOWL 53” you’ve just proven gematria doesn’t work every other time the Patriots did not win by the exact score of 13-3. If the phrase meant anything to reality the Patriots would win every single game 13-3, or maybe the other values on the calculator. But you have the unfortunate happenstance of the New England dynasty being in the Super Bowl a lot. So why didn’t they beat the Eagles last year by 13-3?
To further muddy the waters:
There’s the same 13-3 score coded into the phrases indicating clearly who would win, and with a simple flipping of teams around in the sentence as soon as you find one number you like you can instantly produce the opposite meaning. With simple grammar. Despite claims the entire language is magically coded with gematria.
This is not that difficult a concept to grasp. The more effort somebody puts into spinning a tale into that this nonsense has any real meaning is a sure sign that they are covering up that they are duping someone into believing it for money, attention or both.
To further muddy the waters:
There’s the same 13-3 score coded into the phrases indicating clearly who would win, and with a simple flipping of teams around in the sentence as soon as you find one number you like you can instantly produce the opposite meaning. With simple grammar. Despite claims the entire language is magically coded with gematria.
This is not that difficult a concept to grasp. The more effort somebody puts into spinning a tale into that this nonsense has any real meaning is a sure sign that they are covering up that they are duping someone into believing it for money, attention or both.
Friday, February 1, 2019
Multifarious Musings
Within a span of a few weeks I found myself wanting to bust on some of the more egregious offenses, which would go against my normal one a day posting rule, to forcing myself to wait two or three days between posts, to eventually be at, “Holy crap, I haven’t put anything new up in days!”
I’ll still be lingering around checking videos, blogs and Twitter. I doubt I have the willpower to stay away, but on reflection I can probably get by with an end of month recap of some of the juicer bits.
Indexing
Too much like work, but will keep my free time filled and an excuse to check for unwanted false accusations showing up. I noticed that when I tested locking down comments awhile ago the porn spam stopped, so that will be the case, especially since any genuine questions have come through the blog email address.
Q
The legitamcy Of QAnon is solidified by a recent increase in Twitter activity. You decide whether that is sarcastic or not, as with gematria that could be interpreted either way.
Football
There will be an update here after the Super Bowl, if and only if the narrative gets insane. That’s not saying if it’s Hurricane Harvey vs. Wildfire World Series insane, but, “As I predicted all along” insane since there was never a clear prediction made before the playoffs started. Except Tony’s Colts over the Packers which didn’t work well. And yes, as expected with just days to go before the game both the Rams and the Patriots have been picked.
Girlfriend?
Oh really? The Gematrinator is busy having found God and a girl recently. Maybe one or the other will explain to him that alternating between gematria proving the soulless pigs are out to get him and God in control of the Organic Matrix doesn’t mesh together well, and instead of bouncing around like a ping pong ball in a windstorm between the two ideas you should stick with one. I’m especially interested in what God has to say about Truth=113 and what the girl has to say about how harrassing people on YouTube and Twitter counts as being a nice guy.
Reverse Trolling and prank calls
Just for the record, I’m not a big fan. I missed the screenshot but Hubbard defended his James Ingram reverse trolling invitation with something like, “It’s math and I can’t make 1+1 be anything but 2.” Which of course he does all the time, like A.A. being used as 11 and multiple CC being 33 and so forth. We get that it’s to look like a bad ass for your clueless flunkies, but to sane people it just makes you look stupid. The easier solution is to simply stop making this style of video. Likewise if you stop making prank call videos you could potentially avoid uncomfortable attention from the powers that be.
Debate Challenge videos
Please do make more of these as well as the debates themselves. There always between somebody else clueless (or trying to muscle in on the easy financial pickings) and the, “Who is stupider?” content is hilarious.
Jedd calls it quits
Boy did I call that one wrong. I had Jedd Kasem pegged as a Gematria lifer, and it’s either a very convincing act or he has seen that he was wasting his time. I took a lot of mean spirited shots at Jedd here, he was very prominent on Denim’s blog. Now he’s been away from that for ages and has gone a step beyond normal retirees from gematria. Instead of just slipping away into the night there are several shots he’s taken on Twitter pointed at gematria in general, Hubbard in particular and conspiracy theorists as a whole. This is admirable since as I’ve said, bad ideas come from somewhere, and more people stepping forward to admitting they were wrong is a great start to pointing others not to blindly accept bad ideas. He’s also Tweeting about sports in the normal, healthy manner of leaving out the Freemasons, solar eclipses, death to all cops, etc.... Granted, he never was into that stuff in the first place. So there must have been a nagging doubt that all that other weird content didn’t sit well with him and he just got Jedd...er...fed up.
Second book
I’m going to have to skim through again, but I haven’t seen these headline references that made Bookbaby back out from publishing. The first book is 773 pages, and a lot of it is covered in the FTFM blog which admittedly was draft material for the book. Which makes me curious as to if that situation is Escapegoating or not, since in theory anybody who blogs a news headline would be liable for copyright violation. I don’t think so, and until proven otherwise I’m leaning heavily towards Escapegoating based on track record. I’m confident the second book will be application of the same flawed logic towards new stories not covered in the first book.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
The gematria prediction date has come and gone without much fuss about how the predicted date was wrong. I think she must be a football fan, so that prediction was naturally wrong.
I’ll still be lingering around checking videos, blogs and Twitter. I doubt I have the willpower to stay away, but on reflection I can probably get by with an end of month recap of some of the juicer bits.
Indexing
Too much like work, but will keep my free time filled and an excuse to check for unwanted false accusations showing up. I noticed that when I tested locking down comments awhile ago the porn spam stopped, so that will be the case, especially since any genuine questions have come through the blog email address.
Q
The legitamcy Of QAnon is solidified by a recent increase in Twitter activity. You decide whether that is sarcastic or not, as with gematria that could be interpreted either way.
Football
There will be an update here after the Super Bowl, if and only if the narrative gets insane. That’s not saying if it’s Hurricane Harvey vs. Wildfire World Series insane, but, “As I predicted all along” insane since there was never a clear prediction made before the playoffs started. Except Tony’s Colts over the Packers which didn’t work well. And yes, as expected with just days to go before the game both the Rams and the Patriots have been picked.
Girlfriend?
Oh really? The Gematrinator is busy having found God and a girl recently. Maybe one or the other will explain to him that alternating between gematria proving the soulless pigs are out to get him and God in control of the Organic Matrix doesn’t mesh together well, and instead of bouncing around like a ping pong ball in a windstorm between the two ideas you should stick with one. I’m especially interested in what God has to say about Truth=113 and what the girl has to say about how harrassing people on YouTube and Twitter counts as being a nice guy.
Reverse Trolling and prank calls
Just for the record, I’m not a big fan. I missed the screenshot but Hubbard defended his James Ingram reverse trolling invitation with something like, “It’s math and I can’t make 1+1 be anything but 2.” Which of course he does all the time, like A.A. being used as 11 and multiple CC being 33 and so forth. We get that it’s to look like a bad ass for your clueless flunkies, but to sane people it just makes you look stupid. The easier solution is to simply stop making this style of video. Likewise if you stop making prank call videos you could potentially avoid uncomfortable attention from the powers that be.
Debate Challenge videos
Please do make more of these as well as the debates themselves. There always between somebody else clueless (or trying to muscle in on the easy financial pickings) and the, “Who is stupider?” content is hilarious.
Jedd calls it quits
Boy did I call that one wrong. I had Jedd Kasem pegged as a Gematria lifer, and it’s either a very convincing act or he has seen that he was wasting his time. I took a lot of mean spirited shots at Jedd here, he was very prominent on Denim’s blog. Now he’s been away from that for ages and has gone a step beyond normal retirees from gematria. Instead of just slipping away into the night there are several shots he’s taken on Twitter pointed at gematria in general, Hubbard in particular and conspiracy theorists as a whole. This is admirable since as I’ve said, bad ideas come from somewhere, and more people stepping forward to admitting they were wrong is a great start to pointing others not to blindly accept bad ideas. He’s also Tweeting about sports in the normal, healthy manner of leaving out the Freemasons, solar eclipses, death to all cops, etc.... Granted, he never was into that stuff in the first place. So there must have been a nagging doubt that all that other weird content didn’t sit well with him and he just got Jedd...er...fed up.
Second book
I’m going to have to skim through again, but I haven’t seen these headline references that made Bookbaby back out from publishing. The first book is 773 pages, and a lot of it is covered in the FTFM blog which admittedly was draft material for the book. Which makes me curious as to if that situation is Escapegoating or not, since in theory anybody who blogs a news headline would be liable for copyright violation. I don’t think so, and until proven otherwise I’m leaning heavily towards Escapegoating based on track record. I’m confident the second book will be application of the same flawed logic towards new stories not covered in the first book.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
The gematria prediction date has come and gone without much fuss about how the predicted date was wrong. I think she must be a football fan, so that prediction was naturally wrong.
Wednesday, January 30, 2019
Information Filters, Social Media And Gematria
Again I find myself going back to old topics with just a slight twist. But that’s the nature of the subject matter. It’s the same old thing every day.
The biggest lesson I’ve learned in this journey is how easily corruptible the social media sites are, if not the social media sites being damn near criminally negligent themselves. I had my suspicions, but like a good scientist I didn’t just assume I was right and tested what I could which without fail showed the preponderance of the information indicating I was right.
So let’s begin with how football ties in to the big picture. If you’re new, then you’ve been assaulted with a lot of football and sports related material here, with intent to focus on the NFL playoffs and the Super Bowl. Why? Because whether it’s an intentional scam or not there are people who are trying to pretend that with diligent application of the magic super powers of gematria you can successfully navigate your way through the data and make a butt load of cash in the process. Which invariably requires spending money to learn from the “experts” on what the invariably contradictory information means. That contradictory information is usually reporting on the magic numbers after the game is over. Trying to predict outcomes does not have a really good track record since it’s easy (with a little practice) to produce synchronicity between the two opposing teams just based on their basic info like team name. Which means that the evil super powered cabal doesn’t want you to know what they have in store, so what’s the point of trying to guess ahead of time?
Now turning away from sports, the same contradictory information is reported on real life issues that are for many people less frivolous than cracking open a few beers with the gang and watching the big game. Politics, mass shootings, the death of a beloved or not so beloved celebrity, blah, blah, blah. The world is a pretty big place, last time I checked. If I could I might go to a convenience store in Wollongong just for a change of pace, but spending hundreds to thousands of dollars for a pack of cigarettes is not convenient or cost effective. So thanks to modern technology I have a decent chance of finding out how much a pack of cigarettes in Wollongong costs today but this is of dubious practical value. The problem is when someone, for whatever reasons, decides to claim that this knowledge is in fact of practical value.
Purposefully chosen as a frivolous example, let’s turn to a real example. On the higher end of the spectrum of what I’m sure the majority of people think is wrong, is the Facebook story I saw yesterday about a criminal wanted for raping a 13 year old girl. So maybe a huge waste of time, but the post made its rounds and people shared it getting the warm fuzzy feeling that maybe they are doing some good in the world. While sharing the research results of Wollongong cigarettes or how based on their name the perfect job for them is cat toenail cleaner is frivolous, but arguably fun and uplifting since a good laugh doesn’t do any harm.
The problem is the “middle of the road” information, which is where social media does not help at all.
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/criminals-using-plastic-bottles-carjack/
No need to recreate the wheel, I’ve mentioned this as a favorite example. With a big world and so much data, social media lets things like this perpetuate. And I can imagine that people forward this misinformation thinking they get the same fuzzy, warm feeling as potentially catching the child molester. Although I have a mental image of narcisstic teens gathering around the table bragging about what hoaxes they created that went viral, as it’s social media it’s a given that the readers of the information have a hand in this. “Oh, what’s the harm? It might do some good. If it’s just a prank, so what?”
Which is all fun and games until Aunt Tina calls the police when she hears a cat rummaging through the trash and finds a plastic bottle next to the car, calls the police and interrupts them from answering a legitimate problem like the crack head beating his wife to death.
Sorry. Insinuating that the evil empire is using easily duplicated numbers in football games to control our lives is not so innocent. Once you start finding matching numbers in football you’re a step closer to finding the bogeyman in everything from garden snails, TV commercials and child molesters. I can use Gematria to prove Tom Brady is the Antichrist as well as the price of cigarettes in Wollongong is a sign that bitcoin will increase to 5000% of its current value and peace and prosperity will reign throughout the world forever. I’d much rather surround myself with people that filter their information more rationally, like using injury reports on sports and understand that the housing market at times can form an unsustainable bubble that will burst. As opposed to worrying about having just seen a garden snail and how that relates to a Slug-Be-Gone commercial that showed up while watching Family Guy. You’re not helping anyone except yourself if you’re lining your own pocket or just looking for a little attention. Like you expect that one day the news story is going to be how the media is talking about how Slug-Be-Gone causes the zombie apocalypse and you get to say, “I was the one that figured that out!!!”
A recent news story suggests that YouTube is cracking down on conspiracy videos. Well...I’m a bit skeptical. There track record is not that good. Some content has been across the line of “community standards” good taste and removed, but it’s very arbitrarily applied. The easiest example is Alex Jones, who acts like he’s not as crazy as he pretends to be and just wants people funneled into his online store to sell them overpriced shit of dubious practical value. It’s up to the receiver of the information to filter out what is good info and what is bad after it makes its way on to the site. And quite frankly, some people’s filters suck big time.
The gray area in the middle of the road is exceptionally hard to deal with. Gematria is tailor made for this since it’s so mutable that it can literally be made into whatever story you want to concoct. A core value of this blog is a reference point on a semi-permanent level. Two years ago most people I knew that had been exposed to gematria just wanted nothing to deal with it. But obviously there are some people that continually are susceptible to the siren song it offers. Since the information is on a spectrum of obvious evil to obvious good knowledge, your filter needs to look at the source of the information. And it’s very easy for me to encourage that just the mere fact that it’s gematria should
make it be dismissed immediately as worthless.
The biggest lesson I’ve learned in this journey is how easily corruptible the social media sites are, if not the social media sites being damn near criminally negligent themselves. I had my suspicions, but like a good scientist I didn’t just assume I was right and tested what I could which without fail showed the preponderance of the information indicating I was right.
So let’s begin with how football ties in to the big picture. If you’re new, then you’ve been assaulted with a lot of football and sports related material here, with intent to focus on the NFL playoffs and the Super Bowl. Why? Because whether it’s an intentional scam or not there are people who are trying to pretend that with diligent application of the magic super powers of gematria you can successfully navigate your way through the data and make a butt load of cash in the process. Which invariably requires spending money to learn from the “experts” on what the invariably contradictory information means. That contradictory information is usually reporting on the magic numbers after the game is over. Trying to predict outcomes does not have a really good track record since it’s easy (with a little practice) to produce synchronicity between the two opposing teams just based on their basic info like team name. Which means that the evil super powered cabal doesn’t want you to know what they have in store, so what’s the point of trying to guess ahead of time?
Now turning away from sports, the same contradictory information is reported on real life issues that are for many people less frivolous than cracking open a few beers with the gang and watching the big game. Politics, mass shootings, the death of a beloved or not so beloved celebrity, blah, blah, blah. The world is a pretty big place, last time I checked. If I could I might go to a convenience store in Wollongong just for a change of pace, but spending hundreds to thousands of dollars for a pack of cigarettes is not convenient or cost effective. So thanks to modern technology I have a decent chance of finding out how much a pack of cigarettes in Wollongong costs today but this is of dubious practical value. The problem is when someone, for whatever reasons, decides to claim that this knowledge is in fact of practical value.
Purposefully chosen as a frivolous example, let’s turn to a real example. On the higher end of the spectrum of what I’m sure the majority of people think is wrong, is the Facebook story I saw yesterday about a criminal wanted for raping a 13 year old girl. So maybe a huge waste of time, but the post made its rounds and people shared it getting the warm fuzzy feeling that maybe they are doing some good in the world. While sharing the research results of Wollongong cigarettes or how based on their name the perfect job for them is cat toenail cleaner is frivolous, but arguably fun and uplifting since a good laugh doesn’t do any harm.
The problem is the “middle of the road” information, which is where social media does not help at all.
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/criminals-using-plastic-bottles-carjack/
No need to recreate the wheel, I’ve mentioned this as a favorite example. With a big world and so much data, social media lets things like this perpetuate. And I can imagine that people forward this misinformation thinking they get the same fuzzy, warm feeling as potentially catching the child molester. Although I have a mental image of narcisstic teens gathering around the table bragging about what hoaxes they created that went viral, as it’s social media it’s a given that the readers of the information have a hand in this. “Oh, what’s the harm? It might do some good. If it’s just a prank, so what?”
Which is all fun and games until Aunt Tina calls the police when she hears a cat rummaging through the trash and finds a plastic bottle next to the car, calls the police and interrupts them from answering a legitimate problem like the crack head beating his wife to death.
Sorry. Insinuating that the evil empire is using easily duplicated numbers in football games to control our lives is not so innocent. Once you start finding matching numbers in football you’re a step closer to finding the bogeyman in everything from garden snails, TV commercials and child molesters. I can use Gematria to prove Tom Brady is the Antichrist as well as the price of cigarettes in Wollongong is a sign that bitcoin will increase to 5000% of its current value and peace and prosperity will reign throughout the world forever. I’d much rather surround myself with people that filter their information more rationally, like using injury reports on sports and understand that the housing market at times can form an unsustainable bubble that will burst. As opposed to worrying about having just seen a garden snail and how that relates to a Slug-Be-Gone commercial that showed up while watching Family Guy. You’re not helping anyone except yourself if you’re lining your own pocket or just looking for a little attention. Like you expect that one day the news story is going to be how the media is talking about how Slug-Be-Gone causes the zombie apocalypse and you get to say, “I was the one that figured that out!!!”
A recent news story suggests that YouTube is cracking down on conspiracy videos. Well...I’m a bit skeptical. There track record is not that good. Some content has been across the line of “community standards” good taste and removed, but it’s very arbitrarily applied. The easiest example is Alex Jones, who acts like he’s not as crazy as he pretends to be and just wants people funneled into his online store to sell them overpriced shit of dubious practical value. It’s up to the receiver of the information to filter out what is good info and what is bad after it makes its way on to the site. And quite frankly, some people’s filters suck big time.
The gray area in the middle of the road is exceptionally hard to deal with. Gematria is tailor made for this since it’s so mutable that it can literally be made into whatever story you want to concoct. A core value of this blog is a reference point on a semi-permanent level. Two years ago most people I knew that had been exposed to gematria just wanted nothing to deal with it. But obviously there are some people that continually are susceptible to the siren song it offers. Since the information is on a spectrum of obvious evil to obvious good knowledge, your filter needs to look at the source of the information. And it’s very easy for me to encourage that just the mere fact that it’s gematria should
make it be dismissed immediately as worthless.
Friday, January 25, 2019
Crisis Dogs
The clock is ticking, hard to believe that January is almost over. I can’t limit myself to mocking how ludicrous the near 50% record on sports predictions is without at least one more jab at the ineptitude of the New World Order, orvat least their (our?) selective incompetence. So get ready for this gem.
The death of Boo(?), the World’s Cutest Dog.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=F5Pss6Qte2c&t=166s
Now if you’re like me, you don’t actually make it through the video and I’d had enough after a minute or so. If Gematria has any predictive powers it’s that I absolutely knew what was coming in the comments as soon as I saw the title. And boy I wasn’t disappointed.
A running dialogue on how Boo isn’t actually dead, but a “crisis actor”, shipped around between mass shootings we suppose. Instead of a ferocious attack dog, a manly type dog like a pibble or rottie or at least a Labrador, the symbol of New World, the team mascot so to speak, is tiny little Boo. The World’s most adorable puppy who:
1). Has an infinite life span.
2). Is going to be cloned just in case the life span thingie doesn’t work out.
3). Is likely a tranny.
Now you’ve crossed a line that really shouldn’t be crossed. It’s one thing to expose the NWO use of blown calls in an NFL game, but don’t ever, ever, not ever fuck with their dogs.
Think to Independence Day, back in the days when Will Smith was still cool before becoming a Scientology sympathizer. You know when they are trapped in the tunnel and shit is exploding all around that NOTHING mattered more than if Boomer the dog made it behind the flimsy maintenance closet door to safety. To hell with Jasmine. She made her life choices and stood by them and good for her to raise her son as a single Mom by shaking her booty. Never mind the kid, you KNOW he’s going to be fine because Hollywood needs a cute kid to tug at the heart strings, at least until the sequel where he can be grown up and killed in battle by an alien laser blast. But if Boomer goes boom, you will cry like a baby.
Think to John Wick. Never mind that he got beaten up. Never mind that his car was stolen. But when the big boss hears the report that, “they killed John Wick’s dog.” you KNOW your days are numbered. Especially when the dog replacement gets a significant upgrade later in the movie to a pittie bull.
These are the kind of issues that lead to the retirement of NWO Hitman Extraordinaire Deluxe Supreme, Bob.
NWO Boss Type Guy: Bob. We’ve got a contract for you. Boo, the World’s Cutest Dog, has gone rogue. We need you to take him out*and make it look like an accident.
Bob the Hitman: Couldn’t we just wait a couple year’s and let it die from old age?
Boss: Nope. We have to set an example. You don’t become a scary evil empire by letting the World’s Cutest Dog get away with the shit this mutt has pulled. The dog dies or you die.
Bob proceeds to off a dog the same size, burns the corpse beyond recognition and Boo lives to crisis act another day. Don’t fuck with Bob the Hitman’s Wick-ed love of dogs.
Okay. 18 likes on the comment that the dog isn’t really dead. So, you’re telling me that the evil empire that can manufacture hurricanes, has access to direct energy weapon technology, can raise athletes from birth to miss a dunk at the exact right time left on the 24 second shot clock in a meaningless preseason game, etc... is going to spend the time worrying about what happens to one dog? I’m a bit skeptical.
I haven’t had this much fun since Hurricane Harvey where the incompatible story lines of what was going on just exploded in the comments section. It’s like the word version of Pi numerology where everybody had something to say and the whole mush doesn’t make any sense, because as long as you agree with me today every idiot comment is a good comment. Is Boo really dead? Is Boo really alive? Is Boo a clone, and if so is that really the same Boo or has the numerology changed for clone Boo? Was cloning a second Boo a mistake, making him a Boo Boo? (Hah!). And why wasn’t Boo sacrificed in some more atrocious manner like a dagger through the puppy heart in preparation for the Antichrist, Tom Brady, playing in the Super Bowl?
Don’t worry faithful readers, I’m not anti-Boo or anti-dog. If you want I can make a numerology narrative for any story you want of what happened or will happen to Boo. Pretty much every small number equals every other small number in some manner. It’s just that in the cycle of new pro-Gematria viewers they haven’t seen all of the alteration tricks yet. I can make Boo happily alive providing stud services** or a clone or about to be decapitated in a train wreck or whatever you want. And I’ll do it for free.
* Mob hit lingo for killing, not a pee break
** Not sure if Boo is male or female. I can make it either or both if you want the tranny dog angle.
The death of Boo(?), the World’s Cutest Dog.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=F5Pss6Qte2c&t=166s
Now if you’re like me, you don’t actually make it through the video and I’d had enough after a minute or so. If Gematria has any predictive powers it’s that I absolutely knew what was coming in the comments as soon as I saw the title. And boy I wasn’t disappointed.
1). Has an infinite life span.
2). Is going to be cloned just in case the life span thingie doesn’t work out.
3). Is likely a tranny.
Now you’ve crossed a line that really shouldn’t be crossed. It’s one thing to expose the NWO use of blown calls in an NFL game, but don’t ever, ever, not ever fuck with their dogs.
Think to Independence Day, back in the days when Will Smith was still cool before becoming a Scientology sympathizer. You know when they are trapped in the tunnel and shit is exploding all around that NOTHING mattered more than if Boomer the dog made it behind the flimsy maintenance closet door to safety. To hell with Jasmine. She made her life choices and stood by them and good for her to raise her son as a single Mom by shaking her booty. Never mind the kid, you KNOW he’s going to be fine because Hollywood needs a cute kid to tug at the heart strings, at least until the sequel where he can be grown up and killed in battle by an alien laser blast. But if Boomer goes boom, you will cry like a baby.
Think to John Wick. Never mind that he got beaten up. Never mind that his car was stolen. But when the big boss hears the report that, “they killed John Wick’s dog.” you KNOW your days are numbered. Especially when the dog replacement gets a significant upgrade later in the movie to a pittie bull.
These are the kind of issues that lead to the retirement of NWO Hitman Extraordinaire Deluxe Supreme, Bob.
NWO Boss Type Guy: Bob. We’ve got a contract for you. Boo, the World’s Cutest Dog, has gone rogue. We need you to take him out*and make it look like an accident.
Bob the Hitman: Couldn’t we just wait a couple year’s and let it die from old age?
Boss: Nope. We have to set an example. You don’t become a scary evil empire by letting the World’s Cutest Dog get away with the shit this mutt has pulled. The dog dies or you die.
Bob proceeds to off a dog the same size, burns the corpse beyond recognition and Boo lives to crisis act another day. Don’t fuck with Bob the Hitman’s Wick-ed love of dogs.
Okay. 18 likes on the comment that the dog isn’t really dead. So, you’re telling me that the evil empire that can manufacture hurricanes, has access to direct energy weapon technology, can raise athletes from birth to miss a dunk at the exact right time left on the 24 second shot clock in a meaningless preseason game, etc... is going to spend the time worrying about what happens to one dog? I’m a bit skeptical.
I haven’t had this much fun since Hurricane Harvey where the incompatible story lines of what was going on just exploded in the comments section. It’s like the word version of Pi numerology where everybody had something to say and the whole mush doesn’t make any sense, because as long as you agree with me today every idiot comment is a good comment. Is Boo really dead? Is Boo really alive? Is Boo a clone, and if so is that really the same Boo or has the numerology changed for clone Boo? Was cloning a second Boo a mistake, making him a Boo Boo? (Hah!). And why wasn’t Boo sacrificed in some more atrocious manner like a dagger through the puppy heart in preparation for the Antichrist, Tom Brady, playing in the Super Bowl?
Don’t worry faithful readers, I’m not anti-Boo or anti-dog. If you want I can make a numerology narrative for any story you want of what happened or will happen to Boo. Pretty much every small number equals every other small number in some manner. It’s just that in the cycle of new pro-Gematria viewers they haven’t seen all of the alteration tricks yet. I can make Boo happily alive providing stud services** or a clone or about to be decapitated in a train wreck or whatever you want. And I’ll do it for free.
* Mob hit lingo for killing, not a pee break
** Not sure if Boo is male or female. I can make it either or both if you want the tranny dog angle.
Wednesday, January 23, 2019
Gematria Reveals 2019 Super Bowl Winner
Well buggeriedoo. I told myself that I was retiring from actively blogging end of this month. What was I thinking? The Super Bowl isn’t until February. I can’t leave everyone hanging without making a Super Bowl prediction.
Now what you need to realize, newer readers, is that there is a cyclical nature to the audience due to the nature of the marketing plan. This year’s football playoffs has been extremely mild compared to past years. Now we have some very droll newer blogs that make winning predictions, throw a couple numbers out for both teams, pad the stats by choosing a winner after the game is over or rely on the escape hatch of “they flipped the script on me because I’m so damn close to the truth I had to be suppressed.” Just predicting a winner isn’t good enough. You need something more spectacular, like throwing out a predicted score or at least the differential. New England wins by 17 points because....blah, blah, blah, and then keep your fingers crossed.
But that hasn’t been good enough in the past. Something more spectacular is necessary. There are two main weapons in the gematria arsenal to pay attention to here. Misuse of the very definition of synchronicity combined with Escapegoating.
Escapegoating is pretty handy as an all around tool. YouTube goes down worldwide for a three hour period, it was meant to hurt YOU. No real publisher interested in your book? Just say you contacted them and then make up any excuse that can’t be proven, now Bookbaby is the villain. But Escapegoating also works on the celebrity narratives. And last we checked old people die. A lot. And just like you’re an idiot if you can’t find two digit numbers in a football box score for either team in hindsight, synchronicity misuse means that you can rely on someone famous dying somewhere between the year 10,000 B.C. and 3,999 A.D. (Don’t want to hit the Y4k bug in the year 4,000, could mess up your laptop.). So actually, you don’t need an old person. I’ll have to think about that.
Escapegoating also works for world events although less crass and insensitive, or at least some safety in numbers. If a death toll of 746 people in a flood happens you’re not pointing a finger at one dead celebrity. So, you get the insanity of California wildfires vs. Texas flooding for the World Series, complete with some individualized tributes and “clues” along the way. For example, any public official or celebrity drug overdose deaths in L.A. from now through at least a few days beyond the completion of the Super Bowl is OBVIOUSLY a clue or tribute. You’ve got to keep the current cycle of clueless money targets distracted with the big picture of how the forces of evil are using this beyond mockery in sports. And nothing says my system works like giving the clueless some clues and making them even more clueless than before, at least in the broader sense.
No, I sense a need for a bigger prediction for the Super Bowl. Something really spectacular. So here we go:
RAMS DEFEAT PATRIOTS=5188 in the Reverse Squares elision. Final score Rams 51, Patriots 88. Anticipating in advance they will flip the script, thus ipso facto negating the meaningfulness of the PhraseShopped phrase. But these soulless pigs are that clever, deep and arbitrary so the only real surprise is that there’s no obvious reference to Pi. Except the brutally obvious reference to CIRCLE=88, which is a bunch of circles and has to do with time AND, the circle is the Mark of the Beast. And that hasn’t been talked about much this cycle, so it’s time to bring that back.
Having firmly established the Apocalypse as the reason, which makes great press compared to a relatively simple flood or wildfire, this will be the last Super Bowl ever. The day before the game every single animal that represents a team mascot will magically be marked with a circle designating it as an official representative of THE Beast, not just a beast and escape from the zoos. A new strain of rabies super virus will have been developed by Monsanto and infect all the people who stupidly got the flu vaccine this year, and in a strange irony the rabies will spread from humans to the escaped animals.
Now goats aren’t an NFL mascot. So they aren’t part of the zoo break and remain uninfected. But what could be more perfect than a goat escape for the Apocalypse? Baphomet goat symbolism and the importance of the Chinese calendar towards underdogs winning in the year outside the Year of the Dog. The perfect Escapegoat. So they don’t escape, but they’re OBVIOUSLY part of the plan. And that brings us to the Chinese zodiac dragons which surely must be part of any self respecting Apocalypse.
During the ore game festivities a flock of doves will be released that will transform into a dragon and land on Tom Brady, biting his head off. Preventing him from winning his Super Bowl ring. A ring being the circle and the Mark of the Beast. Tom will run around like a rooster with his head cut off to add more Chinese zodiac symbolism.
But this is the most masterful flipping of the script ever.
You don’t get o the point where Tom is without some high level back up in your corner. After running around for exactly 6 minutes and 66 seconds, Tom Brady will grow three heads back and be revealed:
TOM BRADY IS THE SPAWN OF HELL, THE ANTICHRIST = 444, 555. Triple mother f’ing digits. Questions? Add those together - 999. Flip the script, 999 is 666!!!
Come on, don’t act so surprised. We all knew it. If you didn’t see that coming as soon as Monsanto was mentioned you need to buy my book and sign up to my Patreon page.
And all of that has just as much happening as any prediction you could make with contradictory numbers from Gematria. So why bother worrying about it?
On a more realistic note. Hmmmmm. Well, I’ve tipped my hand that I’m no Patriots and Brady fan. And I do like the underdogs more often than favorites when rooting with my heart. Currently the line is Patriots by about 3. Seems like that might ease up a bit before game time, but I’m still going to go for the Rams. Maybe subconsciously because Rams have horns like goats and are pretty darn close to Rats for zodiac purposes. Now, a more realistic score. Hmmm... should be on the high side. How about Rams 30-Patriots 26, with the Patriots ahead 26-23 until a last TD scoring drive starting with about 3:45 and one timeout left.
Now what you need to realize, newer readers, is that there is a cyclical nature to the audience due to the nature of the marketing plan. This year’s football playoffs has been extremely mild compared to past years. Now we have some very droll newer blogs that make winning predictions, throw a couple numbers out for both teams, pad the stats by choosing a winner after the game is over or rely on the escape hatch of “they flipped the script on me because I’m so damn close to the truth I had to be suppressed.” Just predicting a winner isn’t good enough. You need something more spectacular, like throwing out a predicted score or at least the differential. New England wins by 17 points because....blah, blah, blah, and then keep your fingers crossed.
But that hasn’t been good enough in the past. Something more spectacular is necessary. There are two main weapons in the gematria arsenal to pay attention to here. Misuse of the very definition of synchronicity combined with Escapegoating.
Escapegoating is pretty handy as an all around tool. YouTube goes down worldwide for a three hour period, it was meant to hurt YOU. No real publisher interested in your book? Just say you contacted them and then make up any excuse that can’t be proven, now Bookbaby is the villain. But Escapegoating also works on the celebrity narratives. And last we checked old people die. A lot. And just like you’re an idiot if you can’t find two digit numbers in a football box score for either team in hindsight, synchronicity misuse means that you can rely on someone famous dying somewhere between the year 10,000 B.C. and 3,999 A.D. (Don’t want to hit the Y4k bug in the year 4,000, could mess up your laptop.). So actually, you don’t need an old person. I’ll have to think about that.
Escapegoating also works for world events although less crass and insensitive, or at least some safety in numbers. If a death toll of 746 people in a flood happens you’re not pointing a finger at one dead celebrity. So, you get the insanity of California wildfires vs. Texas flooding for the World Series, complete with some individualized tributes and “clues” along the way. For example, any public official or celebrity drug overdose deaths in L.A. from now through at least a few days beyond the completion of the Super Bowl is OBVIOUSLY a clue or tribute. You’ve got to keep the current cycle of clueless money targets distracted with the big picture of how the forces of evil are using this beyond mockery in sports. And nothing says my system works like giving the clueless some clues and making them even more clueless than before, at least in the broader sense.
No, I sense a need for a bigger prediction for the Super Bowl. Something really spectacular. So here we go:
RAMS DEFEAT PATRIOTS=5188 in the Reverse Squares elision. Final score Rams 51, Patriots 88. Anticipating in advance they will flip the script, thus ipso facto negating the meaningfulness of the PhraseShopped phrase. But these soulless pigs are that clever, deep and arbitrary so the only real surprise is that there’s no obvious reference to Pi. Except the brutally obvious reference to CIRCLE=88, which is a bunch of circles and has to do with time AND, the circle is the Mark of the Beast. And that hasn’t been talked about much this cycle, so it’s time to bring that back.
Having firmly established the Apocalypse as the reason, which makes great press compared to a relatively simple flood or wildfire, this will be the last Super Bowl ever. The day before the game every single animal that represents a team mascot will magically be marked with a circle designating it as an official representative of THE Beast, not just a beast and escape from the zoos. A new strain of rabies super virus will have been developed by Monsanto and infect all the people who stupidly got the flu vaccine this year, and in a strange irony the rabies will spread from humans to the escaped animals.
Now goats aren’t an NFL mascot. So they aren’t part of the zoo break and remain uninfected. But what could be more perfect than a goat escape for the Apocalypse? Baphomet goat symbolism and the importance of the Chinese calendar towards underdogs winning in the year outside the Year of the Dog. The perfect Escapegoat. So they don’t escape, but they’re OBVIOUSLY part of the plan. And that brings us to the Chinese zodiac dragons which surely must be part of any self respecting Apocalypse.
During the ore game festivities a flock of doves will be released that will transform into a dragon and land on Tom Brady, biting his head off. Preventing him from winning his Super Bowl ring. A ring being the circle and the Mark of the Beast. Tom will run around like a rooster with his head cut off to add more Chinese zodiac symbolism.
But this is the most masterful flipping of the script ever.
TOM BRADY IS THE SPAWN OF HELL, THE ANTICHRIST = 444, 555. Triple mother f’ing digits. Questions? Add those together - 999. Flip the script, 999 is 666!!!
Come on, don’t act so surprised. We all knew it. If you didn’t see that coming as soon as Monsanto was mentioned you need to buy my book and sign up to my Patreon page.
And all of that has just as much happening as any prediction you could make with contradictory numbers from Gematria. So why bother worrying about it?
On a more realistic note. Hmmmmm. Well, I’ve tipped my hand that I’m no Patriots and Brady fan. And I do like the underdogs more often than favorites when rooting with my heart. Currently the line is Patriots by about 3. Seems like that might ease up a bit before game time, but I’m still going to go for the Rams. Maybe subconsciously because Rams have horns like goats and are pretty darn close to Rats for zodiac purposes. Now, a more realistic score. Hmmm... should be on the high side. How about Rams 30-Patriots 26, with the Patriots ahead 26-23 until a last TD scoring drive starting with about 3:45 and one timeout left.
Saturday, January 19, 2019
2019 NFL Conference Championships Sports Betting Gematria
That post title should be clickbaity enough to generate some attention. Because that’s what I’m all about. Oh shit. Forget to add some keywords and phrases. Let’s see.
Ritual Sacrifice
Freemason mockery
Carol Channing
Murder By Numbers
Synchronicity
Absolutely 100% accurate and never, ever produces contradictory information
So that’s out of the way. Now to business. You don’t want to just do this for fun, right? Sure it’s fun to pop some PhraseShopped lingo into the calculator like substitute NATIVE AMERICANS for CHIEFS so you can force a 77 with the Keypad elision. But what if you want to look real badass and live the thug life and predict the conference championship winners and be able to produce a winning sports bet stub? (Cropping photo of a parlay or separate tickets optional.)
You work with what you have, and the go to source is just the team names and the 50,945,213 different elisions available. So, other than the aforementioned forced 77 we have a tidy little package for the championship games that guarantees production of a winning ticket.
If you’re new here, I used to have a very popular YouTube channel, but it got shut down. (Obligatory thug life false accusation.)
Now I know two things you might be wondering. It’s just SAINTS compared to the Rams including the city name. Absolutely not a problem. The NWO made these teams play in these cities for a reason. It has nothing to do with population size and ability to generate income. Even though you could find a 48 almost anywhere in the US, even in Maza, ND population 6 (2011 census).
What’s that you say? 48? Dude, that leftmost number is 480?!? No it’s not. In gematria you drop zeroes except when you don’t. And you get bonus bad ass thug life points for dropping them. I swear at times it seems they go out of their way to produce a three digit number with a zero to drop BECAUSE it looks more badass.
Now what to do with this new found absolutely not contradictory synchronicity knowledge? Bet on both teams. And of course you need to bet $48. That’s one of the few things you can actually control. You still have time to get your pick(s) out as a prediction. So hurry up.
For the other game, break out the checkbook again and bet $122.
Or bet $12 because it’s even more mystical to drop a repeated digit like that 2. So now you bet a total of $48+$12=$60 or $6 because you drop zeroes in gematria except when you don’t.
Now you’ve bet $6 based on payouts generated from $60 worth of bets!! And that’s even better than bragging rights from nailing the winner by betting on both teams, because EVERYBODY does that and always gets clues for both teams.
Ritual Sacrifice
Freemason mockery
Carol Channing
Murder By Numbers
Synchronicity
Absolutely 100% accurate and never, ever produces contradictory information
So that’s out of the way. Now to business. You don’t want to just do this for fun, right? Sure it’s fun to pop some PhraseShopped lingo into the calculator like substitute NATIVE AMERICANS for CHIEFS so you can force a 77 with the Keypad elision. But what if you want to look real badass and live the thug life and predict the conference championship winners and be able to produce a winning sports bet stub? (Cropping photo of a parlay or separate tickets optional.)
You work with what you have, and the go to source is just the team names and the 50,945,213 different elisions available. So, other than the aforementioned forced 77 we have a tidy little package for the championship games that guarantees production of a winning ticket.
Now I know two things you might be wondering. It’s just SAINTS compared to the Rams including the city name. Absolutely not a problem. The NWO made these teams play in these cities for a reason. It has nothing to do with population size and ability to generate income. Even though you could find a 48 almost anywhere in the US, even in Maza, ND population 6 (2011 census).
What’s that you say? 48? Dude, that leftmost number is 480?!? No it’s not. In gematria you drop zeroes except when you don’t. And you get bonus bad ass thug life points for dropping them. I swear at times it seems they go out of their way to produce a three digit number with a zero to drop BECAUSE it looks more badass.
Now what to do with this new found absolutely not contradictory synchronicity knowledge? Bet on both teams. And of course you need to bet $48. That’s one of the few things you can actually control. You still have time to get your pick(s) out as a prediction. So hurry up.
For the other game, break out the checkbook again and bet $122.
Now you’ve bet $6 based on payouts generated from $60 worth of bets!! And that’s even better than bragging rights from nailing the winner by betting on both teams, because EVERYBODY does that and always gets clues for both teams.
Thursday, January 17, 2019
How To Fake A Website Shutdown
What we do know is that Gematrinator.com wasn’t fully functional for the better part of three days. After that requires a lot of speculation since of course you can’t expect a straight answer from “them”. Taken at face value, Noah Pozner’s father got a big up his ass about a copyrighted photo and complained. The copyright violation issues have been covered here before, and if this is the case it’s a simple matter of if there is a copyright in place, the holder is allowed to claim it’s not fair use. However, the story about Sandy Hook parents actively going after the conspiracy theorist use of the image was debunked a long time ago. The photo is real, but the story is completely untrue.
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/info-boors/
So take off some points off for lack of originality and not finding a new issue to manufacture false allegations out of.
At first I wondered where we were headed with this. Like maybe after a years long taste of an easier way to produce whatever number you wanted there was a shift towards monetization. But, this was immediately negated by offer of free downloads to your pc, so that was out.
The error message you got was a fairly typical 404 not found message.
I said to myself, “Hmmm...404 error troubleshooting info, what’s that all about?” So although I can’t absolutely prove that the site was not shut down in the manner presented, I can prove that someone with a better than average understanding of computers could have worked out how to fake it. Play around with customized redirects.
There’s even video on YouTube to go through a process to create your own customized 404 error page complete with pictures and whatever message you want. For Blogger, one such video is here:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsUb900ZZZM
On Blogger, go to settings and copy and paste some HTML code. And the settings also allow you to redirect. So notice the 404 error is for the page e50.ehosts.com, which if you search for without a link gives(or at least gave) this:
Pretty sure the evil empire could find a better way to pull down a website than by redirecting to a non-existent webpage. Something more permanent.
I personally had an issue several weeks ago with an infinite redirection where my blog wouldn’t load. So I researched and figured out how to get back going. I was offline for a period of half an hour from the time I found the problem to the correction.
Now use some critical thinking skills here. Also a key part of the story was a text conversation with an avatar of just the letter V about how the fix would need to wait until the legal team got back from the weekend. I have a cynical view of support services online; trying to find someone who knows what they are doing instead of just a warm body answering a phone is like pulling teeth at times. Yet, we are lead to believe that V didn’t have enough knowledge to find the bad redirection, where I without any formal training in IT could. And the 404 error page even includes mention of Wordpress troubleshooting regarding the error message:
Surely a pain in the ass to have to deal with if you encounter it, but not the end of the world.
The creativity points scored for this is because I can’t prove that e50.hosts.com was the target. The typical user who believes in gematria is just going to take it for granted at the first sign of “It’s not working”. So much like always getting a football game right because you either predicted it right or getting it wrong and declaring victory because OBVIOUSLY, they are out to get me so they flipped the script, it’s a no lose situation.
The only way to prove that it happened in the manner presented would be an official notification instead of a vague screenshot. Otherwise when you combine the debunked copyright story with the bad e50 site, Occam’s Razor says that a redirection fix is more likely. Especially since the evil empire only inconvenienced people for a few days instead of activating Bob the Hitman.
Just for giggles:
http://mindelessfreeks.blogspot.com/2018/08/using-gematria-to-predict-2019-super.html?m=1
http://mindelessfreeks.blogspot.com/2018/08/using-gematri-to-predict-2019-super.html?m=1
The first link directs you to an actual page on this blog. The second directs you to a custom 404 page I made. You can do a lot of funky stuff with HTML editing.
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/info-boors/
So take off some points off for lack of originality and not finding a new issue to manufacture false allegations out of.
At first I wondered where we were headed with this. Like maybe after a years long taste of an easier way to produce whatever number you wanted there was a shift towards monetization. But, this was immediately negated by offer of free downloads to your pc, so that was out.
The error message you got was a fairly typical 404 not found message.
There’s even video on YouTube to go through a process to create your own customized 404 error page complete with pictures and whatever message you want. For Blogger, one such video is here:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsUb900ZZZM
On Blogger, go to settings and copy and paste some HTML code. And the settings also allow you to redirect. So notice the 404 error is for the page e50.ehosts.com, which if you search for without a link gives(or at least gave) this:
I personally had an issue several weeks ago with an infinite redirection where my blog wouldn’t load. So I researched and figured out how to get back going. I was offline for a period of half an hour from the time I found the problem to the correction.
Now use some critical thinking skills here. Also a key part of the story was a text conversation with an avatar of just the letter V about how the fix would need to wait until the legal team got back from the weekend. I have a cynical view of support services online; trying to find someone who knows what they are doing instead of just a warm body answering a phone is like pulling teeth at times. Yet, we are lead to believe that V didn’t have enough knowledge to find the bad redirection, where I without any formal training in IT could. And the 404 error page even includes mention of Wordpress troubleshooting regarding the error message:
The creativity points scored for this is because I can’t prove that e50.hosts.com was the target. The typical user who believes in gematria is just going to take it for granted at the first sign of “It’s not working”. So much like always getting a football game right because you either predicted it right or getting it wrong and declaring victory because OBVIOUSLY, they are out to get me so they flipped the script, it’s a no lose situation.
The only way to prove that it happened in the manner presented would be an official notification instead of a vague screenshot. Otherwise when you combine the debunked copyright story with the bad e50 site, Occam’s Razor says that a redirection fix is more likely. Especially since the evil empire only inconvenienced people for a few days instead of activating Bob the Hitman.
Just for giggles:
http://mindelessfreeks.blogspot.com/2018/08/using-gematria-to-predict-2019-super.html?m=1
http://mindelessfreeks.blogspot.com/2018/08/using-gematri-to-predict-2019-super.html?m=1
The first link directs you to an actual page on this blog. The second directs you to a custom 404 page I made. You can do a lot of funky stuff with HTML editing.
Sunday, January 13, 2019
Can 2019 Top 2018 For Gematria Sports Failure?
I was sweating it for a bit since the Colts magically developed an offensive line and a defense over their last 10-11 games and made a great run. But, that’s real football and not Gematria. Where the teams that are playing well that deserve to win move on to the next level.
If you made a playoff bracket that had these conference championship picks you’d be out of the running for the money already. And this twit charges thousands of dollars for picks.
As I type this it’s looking ugly for the Cowboys, but it doesn’t matter if they come back. The point is that none of the picks match Tony’s. And as I’m continually searching for “Gematria” on Twitter everyday I get to see what is going on. And this guy hasn’t mastered the ‘wait until the game is over’ technique. So like Tony, not a stitch of gematria for the picks made. Because you can always find Gematria for every team, including those that didn’t make it to the playoffs. Icing on the cake would be if Dallas loses just so there’s no bragging rights to say, “I told you so!”
And that’s going to bring us to Twitter twat number three. I also found this in my daily search of “Gematria”. And, well being insulting and calling me a retard without even putting up the gematria doesn’t really work for me. No big fan of Trump, here. But if YOU’RE going to act like a retard then don’t call other people retards without some back up.
Monday, January 7, 2019
You're Welcome; ESPN Helps Stop Gematria Super Bowl Madness
Thanks to the same clickbait tactics used to lure unsuspecting people into wondering how Penny Marshall’s death was some sort of (faked and meaningless) tribute or ritual sacrifice, my presents I left behind have had a lot of traffic. Over 250 page views on how ESPN has involved in gematria instead of just reporting on sports like they are actually doing.
So far no word from ESPN has reached me on if they find my material offensive or regard it as sullying their good name. Hopefully they either find it amusing or more likely don’t give a damn, the 100% correct approach to gematria madness in sports.
It is possible that somewhere along the way someone open minded has been discouraged by these posts. Perhaps the many blogs proclaiming gematria proof of predictive ability lured them into a Google search. Then once they found out they have been dissuaded from betting with anything beyond actual knowledge of sports gambling.
Now as a bit of an update, the Sports Gematria blog spent the last couple of weeks by picking almost completely the team favored by the bookies as shown by the point spread. Even going so far as to wait until AFTER the Thursday night game was finished to pad the record by picking that one correctly. At least once for sure I got the screen grab of, and I believe a couple of times. And Denim Davis hardly piped up at all, only picking four winners, two of which he got right.
So let’s see. Two right divided by four picks. Adjust for Pi....factor in GPS coordinates...and synchronicity with the two year old Chicago Cubs World Series and....that’s 50% with the magic of gematria. Which was added in after the fact once the four games were finished.
And for the record, the previous Denim post AGAIN shows a cropped off photo of a winning ticket that could have had more than that one game and doesn’t prove that any more than a $5 minimum was wagered. You really would have been better of skipping the Super Bowl this year and starting fresh in 2019.
So ESPN, if you were insulted by my including you please realize that I’m on your side. There’s no need to repost the material. The original material says it all in these two links:
http://mindelessfreeks.blogspot.com/2018/08/espn-picks-2019-super-bowl-winner-with.html?m=1
http://mindelessfreeks.blogspot.com/2018/08/using-gematria-to-predict-2019-super.html?m=1
And let’s not forget this popular post from 2017, which really details everything you need to know about busting gematria for its remarkable ability to be a huge fail:
http://mindelessfreeks.blogspot.com/2017/06/how-to-predict-sports-championship.html?m=1
And there’s not much about sports in this article, but there’s a lot of material on the NWO bull hockey, here:
https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/New_gematria
So far no word from ESPN has reached me on if they find my material offensive or regard it as sullying their good name. Hopefully they either find it amusing or more likely don’t give a damn, the 100% correct approach to gematria madness in sports.
It is possible that somewhere along the way someone open minded has been discouraged by these posts. Perhaps the many blogs proclaiming gematria proof of predictive ability lured them into a Google search. Then once they found out they have been dissuaded from betting with anything beyond actual knowledge of sports gambling.
Now as a bit of an update, the Sports Gematria blog spent the last couple of weeks by picking almost completely the team favored by the bookies as shown by the point spread. Even going so far as to wait until AFTER the Thursday night game was finished to pad the record by picking that one correctly. At least once for sure I got the screen grab of, and I believe a couple of times. And Denim Davis hardly piped up at all, only picking four winners, two of which he got right.
And for the record, the previous Denim post AGAIN shows a cropped off photo of a winning ticket that could have had more than that one game and doesn’t prove that any more than a $5 minimum was wagered. You really would have been better of skipping the Super Bowl this year and starting fresh in 2019.
So ESPN, if you were insulted by my including you please realize that I’m on your side. There’s no need to repost the material. The original material says it all in these two links:
http://mindelessfreeks.blogspot.com/2018/08/espn-picks-2019-super-bowl-winner-with.html?m=1
http://mindelessfreeks.blogspot.com/2018/08/using-gematria-to-predict-2019-super.html?m=1
And let’s not forget this popular post from 2017, which really details everything you need to know about busting gematria for its remarkable ability to be a huge fail:
http://mindelessfreeks.blogspot.com/2017/06/how-to-predict-sports-championship.html?m=1
And there’s not much about sports in this article, but there’s a lot of material on the NWO bull hockey, here:
https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/New_gematria