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LEFT WING LOONS Title: 2022 in prophecy according to some random guy on the internet 2022 (and Beyond) in Bible Prophecy by Barry Midyet Here are my annual predictions as I have done since 1992 But as always, I must add my standard qualifier: These predictions are based on the Bible and cannot fail to come true But I may be ahead of God’s timetable by a year or two. 1. The plague of skin cancer will spiral to an end, And cures for some other cancers will be found. (Last plague # 1 – Rev. 16:1-2) 2. In the USA, fish-killing red tides will begin to let up, As fertilizer run-off lessens and some dams are blown up. (Last plague # 2 – Rev. 16:3)
3. Deadly water in our faucets will continue for a few years, Until lead pipes are gone and fowling of our springs disappears. (Last plague # 3 – Rev. 16:4-7)
4. We will increasingly be scorched with heat for the next decade or more, Until carbon-spewing fuels like coal are replaced with cleaner power. (Last plague # 4 – Rev. 16:8-9)
5. We will continue to see deadly new pathogens for a decade or so, Until global warming, antibiotic abuse (and darkness) are under control. (Last plague # 5 – Rev. 16:10-11) 6. Ar Mageddon will continue for a while, but the good guys will prevail – When the last terrorist succumbs to the plague of exceedingly great hail. (Last plagues 6 & 7 – Rev. 16:12-20) 7. Two thousand years after the resurrection of Jesus, the Day of the Lord will dawn. Twenty-four elders will join Him on His throne and rule the Earth with a rod of iron. (millennial Kingdom of God – see Rev. 2:26-27; 4:4; 20:4; 22:1-2) Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest Begin Trace Mode for Comment # 97. Until carbon-spewing fuels like coal are replaced with cleaner power. You already repeat yourself and get it wrong ALL the time. Now you have joined the cult of ALgore.
1 John 4:1 Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world.
#2. To: A K A Stone (#1) To: interpreter Until carbon-spewing fuels like coal are replaced with cleaner power. You already repeat yourself and get it wrong ALL the time. It amazes me how many Christians are science deniers. Do you still believe the earth is flat, and was created in six (24-hr) days? It especially amazes me when it comes to global warming because that is clearly prophesied in your Bible. Have you ever read Revelation 16:8-9)? Al Gore and the Democrats may be wrong about everything else, but they are definitely right about global warming. In my neck of the woods (the Gulf Coast), sea-level has already risen 1 foot, and soon about half of Louisiana and Florida will be under water if nothing is done about global warming. That's why Trump lost the election you know. Or at least that's why I voted against him, and a lot of my friends on the coast -- solely because he withdrew the US from the Paris agreement, a very stupid thing to do. And none of my predictions have been wrong yet -- because they are based on the predictions of Jesus (together with the predictions of scientists).
#5. To: interpreter (#2) Soon half of LA and FL will be under water... Roflmao...come on now, you have got to be kidding us, my friend. That is utter gibberish...Algore brainwashing bullshit. And sorry, buddy, but I disagree that your predictions have been all that accurate, but I admit not following them but so closely.
Regards to you and Happy New Year...MUD
#8. To: Mudboy Slim (#5) (Edited) Soon half of LA and FL will be under water... Roflmao...come on now, you have got to be kidding us, my friend. That is utter gibberish...Algore brainwashing bullshit. Nope, it was the big headline last week in the local paper, the Galveston Daily News -- sea-level has risen one foot since the mid-20th century and every year it gets scarier. Local fishermen and the local home owners know it all too well. I traded in my house for a boat, because it floats. The most ironic thing about it is virtually all of Donald's real estate holdings, now worth billions, will soon be under water -- beginning with his current residence in Florida, and then his resorts in Hawaii and around the world, and then Trump Tower too if NYC doesn't come up with billions of Dollars to build a 10-foot high seawall -- leaving Trump with nothing except for his bankrupt (under-water) Casino in Vegas. So who is the bigger idiot? Barry Midyet >p>
#12. To: interpreter (#8) 12 inches rise in sea level since the mid-20th century? See, my friend, that is a claim that I will say Bullshit" to...not saying you are not a bright young man, Barry, but I will not trust the Galveston Daily News as my source. Can you link me to a more scientific source that buttresses this outlandish claim?
#25. To: Mudboy Slim (#12) (Edited) 12 inches rise in sea level since the mid-20th century? See, my friend, that is a claim that I will say Bullshit" to...not saying you are not a bright young man, Barry, but I will not trust the Galveston Daily News as my source. Can you link me to a more scientific source that buttresses this outlandish claim? I cant seem to find the Daily News article right now, but it was quoting from NOAH's records I believe. Another news article says the sea level at Galveston has risen 18 inches since 1950, but it is counting the land subsidence in the area, which is also bad due to all the water and oil pumped from underground. That article can be seen at https://sealevelrise.org/states/texas/#:~:text=The%20sea%20level%20aroun d%20Galveston,nearly%201%20inch%20every%20year. Also, Sea level rise and subsidence is equally bad in New Orleans and along most of the Louisiana coastline. Thousands of houses have been lost to the sea in both Louisiana and Texas. And in western states, many thousands of houses have been lost to forest fires, another sign of men being scorched with heat (Plague # 4 of the Apocalypse). Barry Midyet
#26. To: interpreter (#25) (Edited) Thank you for the link and the explanation, Barry...the clarification of the contribution of the poor soils makes more sense than the thought of sea levels rising 12 or 18 inches, because that 12-18 inch rise has to be planet- wide, and that simply has not been the reality.
I own some rental property on the Outer Banks in North Carolina, and that series of barrier islands is constantly changing, as bad storms claim oceanside properties in one area, while further down the beach sand will pile up and increase the beach width. I think Galveston might be undergoing a similar process.
Regards...MUD
#37. To: Mudboy Slim (#26) To: interpreter Thank you for the link and the explanation, Barry...the clarification of the contribution of the poor soils makes more sense than the thought of sea levels rising 12 or 18 inches, because that 12-18 inch rise has to be planet- wide, and that simply has not been the reality. I think that article must have been talking about the part of the county where I live -- the Kemah area. Everyone around here is talking about the sea-level rising 18 inches since mid-century. But (according to the article), 8 inches of that is subsidence. (Not worried though cause my boat floats). While it varies place to place, Worldwide the sea level has rinen a little over 8 inches (according to NOAH). But it is not uniform largely due to changing ocean currents (also related to global warming). Barry M
#38. To: All (#37) I own some rental property on the Outer Banks in North Carolina, and that series of barrier islands is constantly changing, as bad storms claim oceanside properties in one area, while further down the beach sand will pile up and increase the beach width. I think Galveston might be undergoing a similar process. There's a lot of that going on around here also -- overall its mostly beach erosion, and especially Sargent Beach where today there's only 100 yards remaining between the gulf and the intracoastal canal (when there used to be a couple miles). Galveston is not as bad, and when sand is lost during a hurricane, they simply pump in some some more, usually when also the ship channel needs to be dredged (of excess sand). (Gotta keep the tourist industry and the shipping industry going). But if the present trends continue unchecked, Galveston will need a bigger seawall. A multi-billion-dollar "Ike Dike" has been proposed. PS, I've got a lot of relatives living on the Outer Banks. I hung out there for a couple weeks one summer tracing the family tree and meeting some distant cousins. Great place.
#44. To: interpreter (#38) If you get the chance, ask your "OBX Locals" relatives what they think of my favorite two watering holes, "Tortuga's Lie" and "Goombays"...and while you are at it, see if they have any suggestions for cool Locals hangouts to check out when I am there in mid- March. Thanks...Steve/MUD
#49. To: Mudboy Slim (#44) To: interpreter If you get the chance, ask your "OBX Locals" relatives what they think of my favorite two watering holes, "Tortuga's Lie" and "Goombays"...and while you are at it, see if they have any suggestions for cool Locals hangouts to check out when I am there in mid- March. Well, when I was there, I had a wife and baby with me, and did't get to check out the bars much. Now that my girl is grown and is wanting to know more about the family tree, we will probably revisit Nags Head at some point (when she has some time off). On Galveston beach, on Sunday mornings, I hang out at the Tipsy Turtle (and Baptize converts in the Gulf). Afterwards, we (who are old enough) commune over a beer, and not wine, which they don't serve. I generally use red beer though (made with grapes). (But not so much in the winter if the water is too cold).
#53. To: interpreter (#49) Red beer made from grapes? Interesting...is that a Texas thing? I am past the age for becoming an expert on all the microbreweries that have popped up around central Virginny, but I have yet to see a local beer made from grapes...does it taste good? And what is the alcohol content?
#60. To: Mudboy Slim (#53) To: interpreter Red beer made from grapes? Interesting...is that a Texas thing? I am past the age for becoming an expert on all the microbreweries that have popped up around central Virginny, but I have yet to see a local beer made from grapes...does it taste good? And what is the alcohol content? It's an Adam and Eve thing. The earliest writing, discovered in the Garden of Eden (now Iraq) and dating to around 5000 BC (around the time of Eve), says "fermented grapes + barley + hops." That's how beer used to be made (by the women in Mesopotamia, who just loved the forbidden fruit covering the tree of knowledge. It was the tree of knowledge because, from then on we were no longer dumb monkeys cause we pass down knowledge from generation to generation through the written word. It was not long before the first cities sprang up. One of them was Ur, where Abraham was born. But yes, I guess you could also say its a Texas thing. There's a brewery in Austin that makes 10 different kinds of red beer -- brewed from ten varieties of grapes. But they are not marketed outside of Austin. The best one that's available nationwide (in my humble opinion) is George Killian's Irish Red. (Originally brewed only in Ireland but now marketed by Coors). But like God warns us, consuming too many fermented grapes can indeed kill you, so please drink responsibly. Cheers, Barry
#63. To: interpreter (#60) were no longer dumb monkeys We never were "dumb monkeys" You sound lost.
#65. To: A K A Stone (#63) (Edited) To: interpreter were no longer dumb monkeys You sound like the one who is lost, without a clue as to how we got here. Have you ever opened a science book? Like the Bible, scientists divide the creation of the Earth into six time periods (or "yoms" in Hebrew). In the sixth time period, the Cenozoic period, God created all of the land animals we see today, including monkeys. In the last part of the sixth yom (or time period) God created modern man in the Garden of Eden (called Mesopotamia by archeologists). He did it by providing fermented grapes and then telling a semi-intelligent monkey (or hominoid) named Eve not to eat them because they can kill you. But He also told her and Adam the forbidden fruit would give them knowledge and long life. God knew that Eve would not be able to resist such a temptation, and the rest is history. So you see, science and the Bible agree 100% -- with the exception of Paul's hard-to-understand epistles, which, like Peter said, people twist to their own destruction. Brother Barry
#76. To: interpreter (#65) Paul's hard-to-understand epistles That's because you don't have ears to listen.
#80. To: A K A Stone (#76) To: interpreter Paul's hard-to-understand epistles That's because you don't have ears to listen. You're the one who doesn't have ears to listen. You should listen to Peter. He is the ome who Jesus founded the (legiitmate) Church upon, not Paul, dumb-ass. (Forgive me ne Lord). Brother Barry
#83. To: interpreter (#80) You should listen to Peter. He is the ome who Jesus founded the (legiitmate) Church upon, not Paul, dumb-ass. You are a dumb person. That is not what the Bible teaches. Liars like you don't have ears to hear. You lie to much and boast much. They call the Pope you worship holy fahter. IF you read the Bible you would know that you only call God the father. Not some fucked in the head poop Pope like Francis and all the other Popes. Pope isn't in the Bible loser.
#97. To: A K A Stone (#83) To: interpreter You should listen to Peter. He is the ome who Jesus founded the (legiitmate) Church upon, not Paul, dumb-ass. You are a dumb person. That is not what the Bible teaches. Liars like you don't have ears to hear. You lie to much and boast much. I wasn't talking about the Pope. St. Peter founded several Churches, not just the one in Rome (despite what the Pope may say). I was talking about the English Church (my Church because I speak English not Latin. St. Peter founded the Anglican Church in 47 AD, long before he founded the Roman Church. He also founded the Church in Antioch and Alexandria long before he ended up in Rome. The 7 Churches founded by St. Peter and his successors are the seven golden lampstands created to give light to the seven parts of the Earth, (See Revelation 1). Brother Barry
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