Newspaper Outside America Reports on YOWUSA’s Planet X Research

March 29th, 2008 · No Comments

Word of YOWUSA’s research on Planet X / Nibiru is reaching beyond the shores of the nations in which its founders and contributors live. The following mainstream newspaper article comes from a publication based in Brisbane, Australia. Two former members of YOWUSA that we know of live in Australia; one moved to Brisbane shortly before all contact with that person discontinued. However, past associations aside, here is a snippet from the article. It’s linked to the article, itself, so please continue reading there.

BREAKING SCIENCE NEWS
Thousands of people worldwide seek answers about Planet X

Planet X or Nibiru as it is also known, is a subject that interests a large number of people. The issue for www.Australia.TO is the fact that, whatever the truth, there are many genuine people who believe in the existence of the planet …

NASA has denied the existence of Planet X ( 2003 ) but that has not stopped the worldwide interest. It seems to be a subject that occupies people late at night when sitting at a keyboard in the hope of discovering something about ghosts, the meaning of life and the universe…

One visitor sent us a link to a United States based website entitled, Planet X, 2012, Nibiru, Nostradamus, Cut to the Chase and More. On this website there is reference to religion or Christianity having some application in the quest to learn about Planet X.

When you go to the site and mouse over “Planet X, 2012, Nibiru, Nostradamus, Cut to the Chase and More, that link directs you to YOWUSA.com.

As time progresses, we will see more events like this. While this particular paper seems to be taking the news lightly, the publishers are open to discussing this with people who sign up for their discussion board and to receiving more news about it to two direct e-mail addresses found at the bottom of the article. That should be taken as encouraging, especially since the “official announcement” of Planet X / Nibiru’s discovery as the “Wormwood” of Revelations could very well come from their own back yard.

Finally, my thanks go to that one anonymous visitor. If you were here, we’d all have to get together, have a group hug and go for a drink. Thanks to http://www.smileygarden.de for the group hug.