Note:

On originally publishing the page I mixed up my Zeta disciples naming Robert Sephre instead of  Thomas Garrett Trobaugh, to which I just like to apologise to Mr Trobaugh who isn't a spam, come porn artist, just a self confessed schizophrenic. (Guess you can chalk this up to my own blooper. Opps....)
 

From: Shaun Howell (cathead232@earthlink.net)
Subject: TTW - It's a Date!
Newsgroups: alt.fan.art-bell
Date: 2003-05-15 15:00:09 PST

Okay, here you have it... everyone set your watches.

on 5/15/03 4:04 PM, gtrobaugh at samsara2003@earthlink.net wrote:

I have put together a chart that I think gives a final guess as to event date based on what we have been told and observed, based largely on http://www.zetatalk3.com/teams/rogue/jpass.htm

See http://www.samsara2003.com/New/new-main.htm#calculations

Note: There is a good chance this is off by +/- an unspecified number days or so, as the speed of the 12th planet may not be constant, as the quadratic calculations based on Zeta global coordinates assume.

Regards,
Samsara

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So Mr Thomas Garrett Trobaugh (AKA Samsara) published his pole shift charts prior to May 15th, one whole day before Nancy and the Zetas made their statement on the 16th (Lou Gentile) and 17th IRC chat. Yet his matches the Zetas exactly. Or is Trobaugh   now the second "Emissary?" (More like Nancy used his figures and passed them as Zeta predictions.)
 

#Zetatalk_crisis 17th May, 2003

[22:42] <NancyHere> ZT: Since we were precise about the dates, even the number of hours for rotation stoppage (5.9 days), we have no problem with being precise on the meaning of the PS date as May 27.

[22:43] <NancyHere> Let us use the rotation STOPPAGE point as a key point, as this also has a known location - the Atlantic Rift.
[22:46] <NancyHere> ZT: If the shift occurs on May 27, and rotation stoppage is for a 5.9 days lenght of time, then count back 5.9 days to find the DAY when rotation stops.

[22:47] <NancyHere> ZT: Since rotation stoppage happens when the Atlantic Rift is fixed facing the approaching Planet X, we know that the end point of the time line should be May 27th for the Atlantic Rift as it is WHEN ROTATION STOPS.
[22:47] <NancyHere> ZT: This is a key point as there is a day of slowing, the slowdown to stoppage happening WITHIN A DAY as we have stated.
[22:48] <NancyHere> ZT: So on May 21st, 5.9 days before the shift, the Atlantic Rift is positioned facing the approaching Planet X, which is coming up toward the Earth from beneath the Sun and a tad to the right as seen from Earth.
[22:50] <NancyHere> Given that rotation stoppage took less than a day to happen, the slowdown started on May 20, but assume for the sake of simplicity that it took exactly 24 hours to slowdown, the equates to a 36 hour period since the last time the Atlantic Rift was positioned facing Planet X!
[22:52] <NancyHere> ZT: In other words, the Atlantic Rift is positioned on the farthest side of the Earth from the face presented to Planet X when that DAY of rotation slowdown occurs, the day taking 24 hours for a 12 hour turn of the globe.
[22:53] <NancyHere> Thus, you actually have the slowdown starting on the 19th, but almost imerceptibly.
[22:53] <NancyHere> ZT: Then on the 20th, when the Atlantic Rift is positioned facing Planet X, it LINGERS there, creating the late sundown we stated will be observed.
[22:55] <NancyHere> ZT: The lingering will cause a later sunset for Europe, Africa, and an even later sunset for the Americas, but for Asia where it is already night, this will not be noticed, nor Australia and Japan.
[22:57] <NancyHere> ZT: The slowdown at this point is such that the Atlantic Rift is not only LINGERING facing Planet X, is resists moving on to the extent that the Earth is already in a slower rotation when it does manage to pull the Atlantic Rift away and move it to the dark side of the Earth.
[22:58] <NancyHere> ZT: Thus slowed, it provides for those parts of the globe that missed a late sunset with a late SUNRISE!
[22:59] <NancyHere> ZT: Thus slowed, it also comes into the day represented by May 21 with a rotation that lacks momentum, and thus THIS time when it lingers, it cannot excape the linger.
[22:59] <NancyHere> ZT: Thus, when we describe May 20 as a DAY, this is a slow day, taking longer than 24 hours, and should be computed as such.
[23:01] <NancyHere> Rotation has slowed, so that the sunset is some hours late, the sunrise hours late for others, and the 1/4 of a day that it takes the Atlantic Rift to come into the grip of Planet X, facing Planet X, to the point where it faces it squarly, is slightly longer than 6 hours, as this must include rotation coming to a halt!
[23:01] <NancyHere> End ZT on this matter and open for Q's on this matter.

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