Letter from a Norwegian Politician

Through the months a lot of people have asked me about the “Letter from a Norwegian Politician” concerning 2012. I’m not certain, but it seems as though the text originated here.

BlessedOne333 was the first person to put the article into a video on youtube. Thankfully her account was suspended for whatever reason, stopping her insanity from spreading any further.

The letter is nothing out of the ordinary when it comes to 2012. It does what every 2012/NWO video or article is sure to do: Make the reader feel “above” the rest of the world for knowing the supposed secret knowledge, create an intense feeling of fear or helplessness, and create anger towards some higher power, usually NASA or the government.

Firstly, the set-up for the article is very suspicious. They admit “we cannot attest personally to the information given here,” showing to us that there is really no reason at all to take the letter seriously. This disclaimer is all I need to stop reading right now and call it a hoax. They then reveal that they cannot reveal the name of the person or show any photos. Is this because they honestly want to protect someone’s privacy? Or is it because they have no name to reveal? They have yet to show a single reason why any of us (the readers) should take them seriously.

For the actual letter, I will disregard the huge amount of grammatical errors even though it was supposedly translated. In the second paragraph the writer offers his only evidence, the photographs. In a convenient twist for the writers of the website, the photographs cannot be shown. He then goes on to describe the underground bases that will be used to store 2,000,000 Norwegians, which he calls the NOAH 12 railcars.

After Planet X crashes, he describes what the government plans to do with any survivors.

“Later the army will purge the rest of the survivors and they have a shoot to kill order if there is any resistance to bring them into the camps where every one will get marked with a number and a tag.”

Here, I assume that they are trying to say that survivors will be rounded up by an army and forced to live in camps with any resistance being stamped down by force. Not only that, but the survivors will be tagged like animals. This quote is just proof that the writer was desperate to put in a Bible reference. Not only is this scene completely unrealistic and almost fantastic, it is just another factor of trying to scare the reader into belief.

Again, I write this because so many people have asked me about it. It is maddening that people are twisted enough to write such filth, with their only intention being to create fear and attention.

I must admit, I do applaud them for their slight Bob Dylan reference at the end.

THINK.

In all of the scientific and factual fallacies of the 2012 doomsday myth, there is a single grand logic error that I fail to see many people realize. There are dozens, maybe even hundreds, of supposed situations that are to take place on December 21, 2012: “The sun will shoot a flair at Earth, a new dimension will open up, a new consciousness will sweep humanity, the star/planet/meteor (depending on what version of this myth you have hear) Planet X will crash into the world, aliens will invade civilization,” etc. I can go on for a few different paragraphs on the many different theories. After the theories we get to the people STARTING the theories: Nancy Lieder, Zecheria Sitchin, David Icke, that guy from YOW Books, and the rest of the “starseed” children or whatever they call themselves.

Why so many theories? Why so many people spouting different and very contrary ideas yet calling themselves “Experts” and “right” when in reality none of them have any credentials at all? It can’t be that they are just all WRONG, is it? How is it illogical to believe that the NWO will reveal themselves, a new dimension will open up, Planet X will hit the earth, some mass of charged particles will hit our atmosphere, our poles will shift, and that a sun flair will hit us all in the same instant on the same day?

I really wish people would just THINK. When they watch a video concerning 2012 or the alleged New World Order, just take a step back and THINK. Really. Ask why you should believe them; what evidence do they offer? What sources do they have? If they don’t have any reliable sources, do they have any credentials? Some videos are trickier to catch in the act of misinformation. I am specifically referring to Loose Change, Zeitgeist, that 2012 documentary on the History Channel, and that freemason documentary on Discovery. Actually do research when you watch them: Look up the names of the people those documentaries quote or interview. Make sure they are credited and that their quotes weren’t twisted at all or taken out of context.

I didn’t expect this to become such a rant, but I do feel that it all needs to be said. I know that there are some incredibly biased people out there who will read my blog and just shun it all out and assume I am either “not enlightened” or an advocate of the Illuminati. No matter what I say I will never be able to sway their ignorant opinions. Please try to convince me wrong. I will be happy to debate with anyone.

Take the Nibiru Challenge

As time wears on I begin to see some hope for humanity. There are more and more individuals and groups like myself who are dedicated to clearing the interwebs of the filth that is conspiracy theory.

At http://nibiruchallenge.blogspot.com/ there is a contest being held to any individual that can prove Nibiru exists. That’s right, if any person can show indisputable evidence that Nibiru exists you will get a hefty cash prize of $5,000 to put in your pocket. For any 2012 supporters out there, I highly urge that you try to go for the prize. According to you, there s a helluva lot of info to prove that blog (and myself) wrong, so why not? The world’s going to end anyway, so what do you have to lose?

I really do like the blog. They post the supposed evidence and debunk it right there, for the world to see. It is very well worth the read even if you don’t believe anything will happen. Who doesn’t like to watch people being proved wrong?