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Cern's Cosmic Collision
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| I got one more question and John's coming on. | |
| It's something it's called CERN. | |
| It makes me very concerned. | |
| C-E-R-N. | |
| The Hadron, I think it's pronounced. | |
| Hadron Collider. | |
| Okay? | |
| What CERN does, that big circle, it accelerates particles in that big circle around and around and around and around until they're traveling at just enormous velocity, and then they collide these particles together. | |
| And in that moment, it creates a moment that they think is kind of how the Big Bang started the whole universe. | |
| That's the whole purpose behind it. | |
| However, they also believe that there are parallel realities around us, other dimensions, and there could be other intelligence there. | |
| Another thing we Christians already know, right? | |
| Why not just come and ask us? | |
| You don't need to build a collider. | |
| However, there's a reason God put them on the other side of that veil, and you might not want to open the door. | |
| And here's the thing. | |
| Their own director of CERN has gave interviews to the British press in which he admits that's what they're trying to do. | |
| They want to open a door to another dimension. | |
| And he said, when we open this door, he said something might come through it into our reality, or he said we might send something through it into their reality. | |
| You can look that up. | |
| It's in the British press. | |
| Where the CERN was built, this is St. Genus Poeili. | |
| That's the name of the township. | |
| But in ancient days, guess what it was called? | |
| It was called Apaliakam. | |
| It was literally a temple to the god Apollo because they believe that's the gateway to the underworld. | |
| I saw a goddess. | |
| And I was looking at all these pictures. | |
| That's her. | |
| Sheba. | |
| Actually, they have the God, the Hindu God of destruction that destroys at the molecular level is right out in front of the offices of CERN, and it's dedicated to Sheba. | |
| I'm going to put it on the screen. | |
| You'll show it. | |
| Because I've seen it, and I said, this is a false god. | |
| I couldn't find anything about it because I need to get some books and read a little bit more. | |
| But you go online and type in the Hadron, or you can actually type in CERN. | |
| CERN comes up with all of it as well. | |
| And all the pictures, it's the most beautiful. | |
| I mean, it's like Satan. | |
| It's the most beautiful thing. | |
| I mean, for a guy, it's like the biggest tinker toys in the world. | |
| I mean, it's beyond the blues, the reds, the colors in this thing. | |
| And yet, there's a goddess at the offices where they go to work there that build this thing. | |
| And you say, well, it's not important for us to know. | |