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Sat May 26 15:00:19 SAST 2012

Bizarre claims for future

HARRIET MCLEA | 28 November, 2011 00:169 Comments
Festival goers dressed as aliens walk around the Glastonbury Festival
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Time travel is less than 34 years away, the CIA knew when he was about 20 years old that Barack Obama would be president of the US and there are secret bases on Mars.

These were some of the bizarre claims made by speakers at the weekend's UFO Science and Consciousness conference in Johannesburg.

The author of Exopolitics, Alfred Lambremont Webre, had about 1000 delegates in awe when he said that teleportation would be in use by 2045.

"You will go to the Johannesburg teleport with your family and luggage and pop in. Forty-five minutes later you will pop out of the Paris teleport," he said yesterday, to mild applause.

Webre, who has written about "the science of relations between intelligent civilisations in the universe", said that there were already "some people who commute daily" from Nevada in the US to the Australian desert where they work.

Once teleportation is operational on a wide scale, Webre said, there would be "no need for aircraft, trains, cars, buses and highways".

Webre claimed that time travel was being used by the CIA to "hide military secrets in certain time loops" and for covert operations.

"US presidents are pre-identified by the CIA by time travel. They're identified 20 or 30 years in advance and pre-trained to use time travel".

Obama and George Bush Jr were told in their early 20s that they were destined to become presidents of the US and were prepared for the job in secret programmes, he said.

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SuiGeneris

Posted 180 days ago
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''''''''''said that there were already "some people who commute daily" from Nevada in the US to the Australian desert where they work.''''''''''''

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No news here.....I commute daily from Paris to Pretoria and it only takes 30 minutes....
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Newplanet

Posted 179 days ago
I love science fiction. I would visit New York Parks everytime i feel like walking.Imagine from Pretoria going to London to do shopping and back.Breakfast in JHB and lunch in Chicago.

the_original_MommaCyndi

Posted 180 days ago
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.... and these people are allowed to vote?
explains much!
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ray0light

Posted 180 days ago
but then again so are those folk who believe loving a 2000 year old dead guy (and sometimes they eat him ) is the only way that they will not burn in hell for eternity, or those others who think that some big hairy guy in the sky will be upset if he can see some woman’s face and hair and we should kill others who don’t bow down 5 times a day.
And we allow these folk who believe in stories more fantastical than the easter bunny to run countries, vote and even procreate and indoctrinate the young into servitude.

EsteeMente

Posted 180 days ago
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a bit far-fetched, but then again, a nuclear bomb was far-fetched during the WWI, moon landings were science fiction in the 40's. One man once said, there is no other valid reason why the first rocket was built in 300BC except human ignorance...

EsteeMente

Posted 180 days ago
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make that "NOT" built in 300BC

Akihito

Posted 180 days ago
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These claims are no more bizarre than the claims made by the aliens at COP17 who argue that if we stop making smoke, everything will be just fine.

BarryPotgieter

Posted 180 days ago
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It BOGGLES the Mind,He He He !!!!!

sistachick

Posted 180 days ago
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That stuff you are smoking - is it legal?