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May 2003 Update.

May 2003 is finally here. What is the latest status? For those who have
been following the Planet X tale for years it is pretty obvious that the
predictions have failed. Crop shortages predicted by ZetaTalk have failed
to materialize. Cell phones are still working, despite ZetaTalk predictions.
Earthquakes and volcanoes aren't rocking our world as predicted.

For most of the last year Zeta supporters J. William Dell and Steve Havas
have been posting images on the internet they claim show Planet X. They
couldn't explain why it was just a faint dot (or even multiple dots!) when it
was supposed to be visible to Steve Havas in a telescope two years ago (most
likely his imagination was running wild that night). Amateur astronomers
haven't seen anything. We also don't see the planet with the naked eye as
was predicted.

It is obvious to all but a few hard core supporters that ZetaTalk's predictions
have failed to materialize.

The lesson everyone should learn is to be more cautious regarding the
information being put out by people. Don't believe just because it feels right.
So many are jumping right from Zetatalk to James McCanney. I find that
amazing as what he says is so obviously false. The majority of what he says is
nothing but conspiracy rants (which seem to attract many).

If people really believe that something serious is on the horizon, they shouldn't
let themselves be fooled by the scammers. If people are really interested in the
truth they should be very discerning, check and double check on what people
are saying. If someone points to a volcano or earthquake in the news or solar
flare from SOHO and says "Ah ha! Look at that! That's not normal!" check
it and and see if it is normal, if there is an increase in activity as claimed.

Don't be embarrassed over having believed this stuff. Just be more cautions
and don't make the same mistake again just because someone talks about aliens,
evil governments catastrophism or whatever they say that feels right to people
and allows them to believe something they normally wouldn't.
 

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