2009-08-07T00:42:57Z http://saviorsofsaviorsofearth.ning.com/profiles/comment/feed?attachedTo=2827019%3ABlogPost%3A1803&xn_auth=no tag:saviorsofsaviorsofearth.ning.com,2009-02-17:2827019:Comment:2163 2009-02-17T19:37:46.969Z iDom

Brilliant post, Ben. And like you say, Aliens make our "spiritual" people creative — at least attempting to be.<br /> But I think Deus is on something with global warming…<br /> If not Jupiter, blame it on the triangular holes in the clouds on Google Earth. No wonder all that ice melt with an invisible spaceship raining god knows what alien energy over our natural ice cubes.

Brilliant post, Ben. And like you say, Aliens make our "spiritual" people creative — at least attempting to be.<br /> But I think Deus is on something with global warming…<br /> If not Jupiter, blame it on the triangular holes in the clouds on Google Earth. No wonder all that ice melt with an invisible spaceship raining god knows what alien energy over our natural ice cubes. tag:saviorsofsaviorsofearth.ning.com,2009-02-16:2827019:Comment:1941 2009-02-16T09:31:22.504Z Kool Aid Man

http://saviorsofearth.ning.com/video/the-five-souls-of-arcturian

http://saviorsofearth.ning.com/video/the-five-souls-of-arcturian tag:saviorsofsaviorsofearth.ning.com,2009-02-15:2827019:Comment:1860 2009-02-15T21:59:57.758Z DeusEx

LOL! We finally have a proper explanation for global warming!<br /> <br /> Thank you Galactic Federation for sending the intergalactic match to ignite Jupiter!

LOL! We finally have a proper explanation for global warming!<br /> <br /> Thank you Galactic Federation for sending the intergalactic match to ignite Jupiter! tag:saviorsofsaviorsofearth.ning.com,2009-02-15:2827019:Comment:1825 2009-02-15T20:34:06.635Z LeavingSOE

LOL@Ben for the Bushism.<br /> <br /> This got me wondering why a planet so similar to our sun is NOT a star. I found that the reason Jupiter is not a star is very simple: it lacks the mass. Jupiter would need to be approximately 80 times its current mass to collapse from gravity and initiate a self-sustaining thermonuclear reaction (also called stellar ignition).<br /> <br /> Then again, those scientists just work for the Illuminati anyway, so who knows. :P

LOL@Ben for the Bushism.<br /> <br /> This got me wondering why a planet so similar to our sun is NOT a star. I found that the reason Jupiter is not a star is very simple: it lacks the mass. Jupiter would need to be approximately 80 times its current mass to collapse from gravity and initiate a self-sustaining thermonuclear reaction (also called stellar ignition).<br /> <br /> Then again, those scientists just work for the Illuminati anyway, so who knows. :P