Ever since the initial YouTube posting by NibiruShock2012, the number of Planet X-related YouTube posts has increased. As viewers, we are asked to believe in this or that theory that each of the videos shows. However, as they say, all that glitters is not gold. Not all is as it appears.
After screen-capturing shots from several of these videos and discussing the results among friends, Marshall Masters came up with three things to look for when analyzing each new video to determine whether it’s the real thing or junk.
Below is a new Planet X video that once again asks us to believe that it’s the real thing. It’s called Leaked NASA Nibiru Photos.
Leaked NASA Nibiru Photos Hoax Video
From what I see, a lot of the hoax stuff is being generated by pranksters but a lot is also being created by operatives or at the direction of operatives. The obvious gos is to flood the genre with disreputable content and thereby exhaust public interest.
REMEMBER THE FOLLOWING THREE RULES
Rule #1 - If the poster does not give the name of the observatory or spacecraft in addition to the observation date, it is certain to be hoax.
Rule #2 - Trust your gut. I find that people instinctively sense authenticity.
Rule #3 - Monitor Popularity. Watch the view count. Hoaxes and disinformation do not get a lot of traffic, whereas disclosures that do well with the rule #2 test, will have much higher viewing rates.
Planet X researchers have to sort through many videos to get at the good stuff. These rules will make that search much easier on your eyeballs and your sanity by cutting through the junk and getting straight to the real thing.
Catch you on the backside!
Janice Manning
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