[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Ouija Board Session on National Radio Show Predicts Disaster in November 2019 (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 10/24/2019 12:47:34 PM EDT
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AVOID BIG CITY. PRESIDENT. HEALTH.
This is among the messages coming through an on-air Ouija Board session played during a recent episode of Clyde Lewis's Ground Zero. Podcast here. One must always keep in mind: 1. Use of a Ouija board is very dangerous; it can open a door to negative entities. 2. There is no way to prove "who" you are talking to on a Ouija board, and especially "who" is talking back. 3. The entities supposedly responding to the questions put to them could be lying, especially if they are demons. 4. It could all be a hoax. IF the responses to questions can be believed: something big and bad may be getting ready to happen this coming November. Cue Twilight Zone music. |
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Here's some hints, but it's fascinationg to listen to the whole thing.
Hightlights: CERN has opened a doorway allowing some very bad demons to cross over. We are facing a potential disaster in November 2019 involving a war, or the president's health, or something (the show after this one speculates it might be an asteroid strike). Possible asteroid strike? A prominent message from the Ouija board: AVOID BIG CITY. |
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I have a hard time believing that a cardboard parlor game, made in a toy factory is somehow channeling supernatural entities that know the future. Attached File |
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I have a hard time believing that a cardboard parlor game, made in a toy factory is somehow channeling supernatural entities that know the future. |
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Here's some hints, but it's fascinationg to listen to the whole thing. Hightlights: CERN has opened a doorway allowing some very bad demons to cross over. We are facing a potential disaster in November 2019 involving a war, or the president's health, or something (the show after this one speculates it might be an asteroid strike). Possible asteroid strike? A prominent message from the Ouija board: AVOID BIG CITY. |
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Or...it's just bullshit Quoted:
Quoted: It's not the device. It's the intention behind it while trying to make a connection. The board itself is just a piece of cardboard obviously. |
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I consider myself a skeptic, however I see the logic in not persisting on challenging a supernatural force.
Years ago in a psychology course we picked a group of volunteers to work the board. The control and variables were the dates of events we had given to individual members. To add to this, sometimes no date or answer was given for a question. out of the three volunteers, at least one would have the right answer, or none would have the answers. We were testing to see if a person consciously or subconsciously would attempt to guide or drive the pointer to the answer they believe is right. This a was a test cooked up in a high school class, so it was by no means ultra scientific, however we did notice when an answer was known or believed to be right, the pointer was being intentionally forced to that point. If no answer was provided beforehand, we got the impression all three were waiting for the "push" to come from somewhere. I have friends who experimented with the board for awhile, and while I never seen it, they told me on several occasions they had the board fly out off the table. While I consider myself a skeptic, I know they had no ulterior motives or reason to make that stuff up. By choice I steered clear when they talked about getting the board out. |
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I have known many, many people who have had bad experiences with them. Clyde Lewis swears it's not a tool of the Devil, but it tends to open the door to negative entities. Once that door is opened, it's not easy to close. I don't fool around with that stuff. |
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I have a hard time believing that a cardboard parlor game, made in a toy factory is somehow channeling supernatural entities that know the future. |
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No hard time here, I simply don't believe that a cardboard parlor game made in a toy factory channels anything supernatural or otherwise. Quoted:
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I have a hard time believing that a cardboard parlor game, made in a toy factory is somehow channeling supernatural entities that know the future. Whats funny is i got a copy of that book....and took a few pics and passed it on to my buddy.. now he is suffering the arfcom curse. |
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More on this
You had to have listened to the first podcast I linked to, but now some of the information appears to relate to the death of the ISIS commander (and possibly his successor IMHO) with regard to demonic influence. |
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So it's looking like the "PRESIDENT. HEALTH" portion might have come true with Trump's mysterious visit to the medical facility over the last few days?
Trump visit to Walter Reed related to possible chemical poisoning: report |
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Me too, but for a different reason. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/271112/ITWASDEMONS_jpg-1136283.JPG Quoted:
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I have a hard time believing that a cardboard parlor game, made in a toy factory is somehow channeling supernatural entities that know the future. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/271112/ITWASDEMONS_jpg-1136283.JPG |
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interesting how this works...
https://www.infowars.com/trump-tested-for-deliberate-poisoning-of-food-with-time-delayed-chemical-agent-white-house-source/ probably not the first time, and not the last. that explains why POTUS likes McDonalds so much. |
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I have known many, many people who have had bad experiences with them. Clyde Lewis swears it's not a tool of the Devil, but it tends to open the door to negative entities. Once that door is opened, it's not easy to close. I don't fool around with that stuff. |
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Quoted: Didn't Art Bell report several times on Coast to Coast that he had a VERY bad experience with one of those, but refused to go into detail? If he did, someone please post a link to a podcast or write-up on it. |
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So when is this disaster supposed to strike? November's half over. Thing is: I started this thread partly to illustrate that you can't trust spirits speaking through a Ouija board. You don't know who or what they are. I don't buy that they are the spirits of the dead. I think they are entities that have been around since the Earth was formed and are the "fallen angels." They either lie, mix lies with truth, or predict things that they go out and make happen. If any kind of disaster strikes a big city, chalk it up to demons bragging about what they're about to do. If nothing happens, then they are lying as we would expect. |
 Morrissey - Ouija Board, Ouija Board |
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Quoted: Really? What part are you having trouble with? If you believe in this bullshit and if you're interested, I have some miracle spring water I'll sell you at $20 a pop. |
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The fact grown adults believe that a cardboard game channels things from beyond the grave to predict the future. If you believe in this bullshit and if you're interested, I have some miracle spring water I'll sell you at $20 a pop. Quoted:
Quoted: Really? What part are you having trouble with? If you believe in this bullshit and if you're interested, I have some miracle spring water I'll sell you at $20 a pop. |
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So November came and went with no major disaster in some big city.
Spirits lie. Further, Mr. Clyde Lewis probably opened a portal to the demonic realm with his Ouija board session--a doorway that may infect his life with all kinds of negative occurrences. Evil is patient. It could affect his life in subtle ways. It doesn't always lead to an "Exorcist" type of ending. At any rate, playing with a Ouija board is dangerous and really should not be attempted, IMHO. |
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So November came and went with no major disaster in some big city. Spirits lie. Further, Mr. Clyde Lewis probably opened a portal to the demonic realm with his Ouija board session--a doorway that may infect his life with all kinds of negative occurrences. Evil is patient. It could affect his life in subtle ways. It doesn't always lead to an "Exorcist" type of ending. At any rate, playing with a Ouija board is dangerous and really should not be attempted, IMHO. |