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Title: Football Sunday: I’ll be watching Pitt closely - NWO implications?
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The Power Hour
URL Source: http://www.gcnlive.com/samplpower.htm
Published: Dec 22, 2005
Author: Steve (last name unknown)
Post Date: 2006-01-22 12:21:22 by Jethro Tull
Keywords: implications?, Football, watching
Views: 2864
Comments: 96
Listen to the 12/22/05 show - 3rd hour, 10 mins in
Click on the attachment and listen to the 18-minute segment of The Power Hour Show. The caller, Steve, comes on at the 10-minute / 15-second mark and continues to the 27-minute / 30-second mark.
I follow the Steelers closely. On 12/22/05 they were about as dead as a team could be as far as the Super Bowl is concerned. In fact, the Steelers had to win their last game to be assured a spot in the playoffs. Two days later, the Steelers won their last game of the season, against Cleveland, by a score of 35-0. Now they are one win away from going to the Super Bowl. This has relevance to what Steve says during that 18-minute segment on The Power Hour. This topic seems out-of-context on a show that discusses politics, the New World Order, etc. Just listen to the show and consider Vanderjact of the Colts missing that 46-yard field goal, on his home field, in an indoor stadium, to tie the game, at the end, by a guy who has the best field-goal percentage in history, but who missed the field goal by 20+ yards to the right, though he was 12-for-12 at that distance during the season. All of this has relevance to the Bird Flu, 9/11, Hurricane Katrina, and Israel giving land back to the Palestinians. Listen for yourself.
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#25. To: Grumble Jones (#21)
How odd is this? The Steelers go on the road, twice, wind up in Denver, and kick butt?
Thank you! :-)
Seriously...I took that article with a grain of salt. I'm not saying I completely dismissed it but after watching just a few minutes of the game,I'm really starting to wonder. I smell fish.
I hear you. And I usually never get that far into things like this, but I'm a Steeler fan and the improbability of it all is amazing.
Score? Thanks
Steelers 24, Denver 3 Major ass kicking
Tomorrow's PH should be a doozie. Thanks for the info.
you know, that guy could have jumped higher and knocked the ball down with one hand. with 3 secs left in the half, an interception wouldn't have mattered, but keeping pittsburgh from scoring would. even the announcer said, the ball went right through his hands. hmmmmm.
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Funny :) NWO, 27 - Denver, 10
back on 12/22 a caller said that the NWO was going to make sure Pittsburgh would win super bowl and then a police state would happen right away. I like winners. I was for Indianapolis, now I'm for Pittsburgh.
I can't believe this is happeneing.
Believe it!
LOL, I'm actually happy :)
Tom, so what's the problem here? We already knew that the NWO arranged (1) 9/11, (2) Katrina, (3) the bird-turd flu, (4) for Israel to give some land back to the Palestinians, and (5) that they are coming with the Martial Law / Police State. So the only thing we didn't know was - who was going to win the Super Bowl. Now we know. What's the big deal?
Me too!
A sure fire bet If I ever saw one. Cash in, then cash out!
http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/gameTrax?gameId=20060122007 Steelers take road to Detroit Pittsburgh completed its trifecta of road playoff victories Sunday, becoming the first No. 6 seed ever to advance to the Super Bowl. The Steelers jumped out to a 24-3 halftime lead over the Broncos, taking the Mile High crowd out of the AFC title game en route to a 34-17 win. Pittsburgh's D forced four Jake Plummer turnovers (two INTs and two fumbles) and turned those miscues into 21 points.
How often does Jake Plummber have 2 fumbles and 2 interceptions in one game? I smell a rat.
4th & 10; 6 minutes left in the 4th quarter; down by 10 points; going for the first down ON YOUR OWN 20. I smell an idiot.
IMPEACH MONKEYBOY!
Yeah...his plummber's butt was showing today.
wow, Jake Plummer did that! even I know that was stupid. Plummer was known as a clutch player when he was here in AZ.
What is the conspiratorial significance of holding the game in Detroit? Gawd, this is almost as bad as having it in Cleveland.
At the beginning of the playoffs, the odds of Pittsburg winning the Super Bowl
were 15-1. Prior to the last game of the season, Pitt. was 10-5, won-lost
record and not even being mentioned as one of the best teams. The odds at that
time were probably 20-1 or more since Pitt. was not even assured of making the
playoffs. They had to win their last game. I should have put at least $100
on Pitt. just for the fun of it, but I'm not a gambler and didn't even know a
bookie. My fault. Now I'm pissed.
Very, highly weird.
we gotto follow this one JT. I'm for Pittsburgh, that's all I know.
OK, humor me. Why the Steelers? Wouldn't there demonstration of control have been more impressively improbable if it were, say, the Cardinals?
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Steve was told in 1988 that one of the pre-requisites before the bird-turd flu plan was implemented was for the Steelers to win the Super Bowl. How would they know, in 1988, how the Cardinals would be doing some 15-20 years into the future? The main point was, they wanted to prove how many different sectors of the world they could control. Maybe they picked the Steelers because whichever globalist had the most influence just happened to like the Steelers. Or maybe they just flipped a fricking coin.
you make good points. but I live in AZ and decades ago I lived in St. Louis. The Cardinals were performing badly in 1988 and they've been performing badly ever since. It is not hard to predict how the cardinals will perform.
Good point! :)
This actually has been giving me the creeps and I don't think I'm overly paranoid. I was listening to this on the Power Hour recently and heard that the Steelers comeback and win - they will probably win the Superbowl - is some kind of test for the NWO to see to what extent they actually do control things. Apparently their owner is some kind of Illuminati member. On Power Hour they were saying that if the Steelers win (and this was several weeks back before they began their streak) that we might well see the bird flu coming here to the US as part of the NWO control program. I don't know what, if any truth there is to this - it might be just one of those coincidences, but I do find it somewhat disturbing that this prediction was made some time ago, and they have made this comeback. I'll tell ya, it's given me a new interest in football....
That's what's creepy about it - that not only were the Power Hour folks talking about this (and I respect Joyce and Dave) - but that they broke all these NFL records to get there!!!!
Like playing with a new toy? Who is the owner?
If Tyranny and Oppression come to this land, it will be in the guise of fighting a foreign enemy. I watched the Seahawk/Panther game, because my son told me to watch #89 Steve Smith of the Panthers. The Seahawks outplayed them the whole way. #89 was fun to watch despite his team's loss. If Tyranny and Oppression come to this land, it will be in the guise of fighting a foreign enemy. JT, I didn't hear the full thing, just the prediction about the bird flu. What other predictions did this guy make that have come to pass and WHO IS HE? Do we know? I've got to listen to the PH more often....
What's funny is that I’ve never gotten too involved in these stories. I'm among the first to blow them off. But the set of circumstances here are very, very curious. I've watched football for 40 plus years and I never would have thought the Steelers would have gotten to this years SB. The last improbable team was the NY Jets in '68. I'm not sure what to make of all this other than to say Steve - the caller - stated this all on 12/22/05, weeks before the Steelers had a shot. My gut tells me we're screwed.
We watched part of the Broncos game and frankly, they didn't look like what I'd expected. The quarterback, Plummer?, looked like JP Losman of the Bills. Don't get too much worse than that. I've been following this Pittsburgh thing with some alarm since I heard these predictions on the Power Hour. I'm not much of a football fan other than the Patriots and the Bills (yeah they suck, but they're fun to watch in a masochistic way and my SO is a Buffalonian)....
I have a very creeped out feeling about this. If it had not been SO implausible - the Steelers come out of nowhere and I don't think anyone would have expected this - to break NFL records to achieve this????? It's possible, of course - look at the Red Sox winning the series finally. Maybe it's just another sign of the apocalypse. On the other hand, that would probably be the Bills getting to the SB.
I don't remember his name but I believe he's a Knight of Malta, which is part of that whole group.
It looked like he was playing down the clock - he should have been throwing bombs at that point and he was either going for short yardage or running the ball himself. My boyfriend and I were just watching it and thinking what a bonehead....but..maybe not.
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Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/LatestThat guy from Denver should have easily picked that pass.
#26. To: christine (#24)
i fixed it for you. :P
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#29. To: Jethro Tull, all, anyone watching (#28)
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Whoa!
#32. To: Grumble Jones, Jethro Tull (#21)
#33. To: Denver TD (#16)
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#35. To: NWO, 27 - Denver, 10 (#34)
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#40. To: Jethro Tull (#37)
I can't believe this is happeneing.
#41. To: Jethro Tull (#39)
#42. To: Freedom William (#40)
So the only thing we didn't know was - who was going to win the Super Bowl
#43. To: Jethro Tull (#42)
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#45. To: Red Jones (#44)
How often does Jake Plummber have 2 fumbles and 2 interceptions in one game? I smell a rat.
#46. To: Red Jones (#44)
How often does Jake Plummber have 2 fumbles and 2 interceptions in one game?
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#48. To: Red Jones (#43)
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#50. To: Red Jones (#43)
Pittsburgh completed its trifecta of road playoff victories Sunday, becoming the first No. 6 seed ever to advance to the Super Bowl.
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#54. To: Freedom William (#53)
in 1988, how the Cardinals would be doing some 15-20 years into the future?
#55. To: Red Jones (#54)
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#58. To: mehitable (#56)
is some kind of test for the NWO to see to what extent they actually do control things. Apparently their owner is some kind of Illuminati member.
~James Madison
#59. To: mehitable (#57)
~James Madison
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