https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HD-scRKzukk&t=655s
I like to post about a lot of big picture stuff and how there’s a lot of similar activity spread all around the Internet. Unfortunately, it’s more of a hobby than something I can devote more time to. I am not making a penny off of this. One of the core values of this blog, amidst opinions and speculations, is to point out as much verifiable proof as possible that gematria sports picks are a no win situation. To educate and inspire others to avoid it, because being scammed doesn’t really do anyone any good. Other than if you finally learn a lesson that sinks in. So let’s plop down a bunch of pretty pictures:
Those are all from the linked video for the benefit of those who want a quick recap. Apologies for not being in order on the screenshots covering one long message. In the sovereign citizen world, there are regular displays of people getting their power turned off for nonpayment or arrested for improper license plates. These people “fucked around and found out” that their solution to financial problems just made things worse. As if it never occurred to them that
1). These people are not part of an evil empire, and also have bills to pay and you’re making things difficult for them. Like, their life liberty and pursuit of happiness. Or
2). They are part of an evil empire and you’re going to lose anyway.
I personally find the idea of sports gambling based on vaguely defined rituals, riddles, decodes, or whatever other conspiracy grifter lingo involved as one of the most obvious nonsensical tie-ins to two disparate subjects. But that’s just me, and I’ve had a life full of people making bad decisions that they really didn’t want to hear the true voice of reason about their monumentally bad choices. So I know it happens. What you need is enough voices of reason, strength in numbers, promoting some version of correct information to get through. And instead of plunging in right to the root of the problem, simple demonstrations of the harm others have exposed themselves to can do wonders.
At this point in the NFL season, a reasonable estimate of how much money you would have lost on Hubbard’s football picks is about $1500 when placing bets of $100. And these wrong picks have included some whoppers.
This nonsense about “the scales” mentioned in the replies is an admission that every game is double coded. Every game has a narrative for both teams. And somehow, you have to…uhhh… wait until the final score is in to figure out what you did wrong. Why on earth 🌍 do you even need gematria to know that you were wrong? But, whatever. Appealing to the baser instincts. Here’s a bunch of fed up, pissed off people that have seen a lack of results and are tired of losing money. Maybe, just maybe, you can tip the scales in your favor and find something else less financially ruinous to occupy your time with. I hear that some people enjoy music. Some people like spending time with their family. Some people like sitting on the porch drinking a beer. Some people actually watch sports because it entertains them without worries about the evil empire double coding every game.
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