A friend of mine posted a video about the end of the internet as we know it. It sounds slightly more plausible than the “paying for Facebook” BS--but not really. Apparently the internet will be subscription only, much like pay-TV, by 2012. I say, it doesn’t even matter people, as Anu & the Anunaki are coming from Naburu, and the internet will be the least of our problems. No they are not some Mesopotamian pop band coming to an arena near you. Oh, but if only you knew, people! I don’t feel like explaining here. Nor do I care that 0.01% of you might consider looking it up. While it is no secret that I am patiently waiting for the end of the human race, I fear not that I am spreading the word of its impending doom, for if it is one thing in which I have faith about humankind, it is that it will be too stupid, lazy, apathetic and greedy to mount a resistance. Besides: it is so written. Somewhere. I think. Well hey, it is written on the internet, so it must be true!
If, for some sad reason we don’t have the displeasure of Anu’s visit and I have to burn my “THE END IS NIGH” sign, maybe we could tackle the internet thing. Can we not just start another internet? We’ll pool our money and buy our own internet equipment. We could trick the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation into giving us money. We’ll say it’s for the children. Then we’ll have the children build it. We’ll get our own servers and vacuum tubes and mainframes and packets and transistors and motherboards and protocols and flux capacitors and other things that sound techno-y but I have no idea what they are. Hmm, maybe kids can’t build it, but at least they can get us coffee and doughnuts or something. We could have Al Gore put it all together for us, ya know, since he built it the first time.
(ryan, your ignorance is showing.)
Who said that?!!