John Titor

[Alferd_Packer]

Since we seem to be going down memory lane lately, remember him?

http://johntitor.strategicbrains.com/TimeMachine.cfm

Ah, the good old days.

[Ysidro]

Did he ever make it home?

[The_Fire]

*Snicker* Oh yeah. Got a rainforrest worth of prints somewhere from 2001.

My guess is that someone watched to many reruns of "Back to the Future".

[Drudgewire]

You'd think he would have mentioned the black President. vhttp://www.lethalwrestling.com/upload/shobon.gifv

[Seren_]

I really like that conspiracy theory, and applaud the guy who was behind it. (Has he been identified ? I remember reading something about a writer on the West Coast.)

It was creative and entertaining to read, while most conspiracies surrounding UFO, NWO,etc get boring fast and are the same anecdotes rehashed over and over.

[zaphod2016]

I really like that conspiracy theory, and applaud the guy who was behind it.

Here here! Anyone got any more details on this?

[LightinDarkness]

Whats most fascinating is that the woo internet community so desperately wanted to believe in him, and all these years later I think mostly they still do. Even though it was an obvious hoax.

It just again shows that, when it comes to the woo community, as long as it fits with what they want to Believe...they will without question.

[USSManhattan]

I know... I still recall the horrors of the second civil war.

[Cl1mh4224rd]

Here here! Anyone got any more details on this?


I can only offer Wikipedia as a starting point: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Titor

[Hans]

There was a thread at ATS that allegedly ID members of the Anomalies network forum as "John Titor". That thread was discussed at the Anomalies network forum in this thread.

http://communities.anomalies.net/forum/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/247168/fpart/1

I cannot find the ATS thread at this moment.

[Checkmite]

It was creative and entertaining to read, while most conspiracies surrounding UFO, NWO,etc get boring fast and are the same anecdotes rehashed over and over.

That Titor silliness has nothing on the Montauk Project. I had a thread about it, which was lost unfortunately in one of the database crashes here; but if you go ahead and do some Googling, you'll find out about it. Don't worry, here's a short summary:

...okay, who am I kidding? With Montauk, there's no such thing as a short summary. It's like the grand unified field theory of woo, and it involves mind control, psychic energy, time travel, a huge underground research complex, a really cool big radar dish, a rampaging monster destroying portions of the base after an experiment gone awry (Halo's got nothing on Montauk, either), more time travel, a disastrous quantum-tunnel link with the Philadelphia Experiment, kidnapping of thousands of young boys (some programmed and released to simply go crazy when "activated" at some point in the future, some sent through time portals as experimental subjects), earth/ley lines, yet more time travel, special ops squads going to Mars and Jesus-era Judea, reptilian aliens (you saw that one coming, didn't you?), and a big war that half of the U.S. Air Force is fighting against the other half of itself, between "loyal-to-aliens" and "loyal to the Republic" factions, that is going on even as we speak, with occasional violent battles being fought in the underground base that still operates beneath the former Montauk Air Station, which is now Montauk Point State Park (open to the public) on the extreme eastern tip of Long Island, New York.

Trust me, it's an awesome read. As entertainment goes, it'll hold your interest longer than typical NWO/alien fare like the horribly unoriginal "Dulce Base" silliness.

[Sword_Of_Truth]

Did he ever make it home?

He's 1/3rd of the way there by now.