Melvin Creep wrote:
Steven B wrote in message ...

The story doesn't end there. Apparently after booting Green and
Booth off the show, Noory had his producers check with the
Carmelites of the convent where the nun lives. They were told she
is very old and frail and has not had visitors for a long time!
Noory discussed all this on Friday nights show.

The whole thing was obviously a scam from the start. Green and
Booth had claimed that Sister Lucia had never heard of David
Booth or his apocalyptic dreams. They are pandering to the end of
the world crowd claiming that 97% of the people on Earth would
die this year.

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Interesting but you need to elaborate and clarify. Did Noory flat out
state that Booth did not meet with Sister Lucia? Also, your sentence
"Green and Booth had claimed that Sister Lucia had never heard of
David Booth or his apocalyptic dreams" doesn't make sense in context.
If she never heard of him how could she request a visit from him? Why
would Booth make that claim? It would undermine his claim that the
meeting took place. Clarify please.
Melvin


Noory stated that the morning after the show his producers called
the convent and were told that Sister Lucia had not had any
visitors.

Probably what made him and the producers suspicious was the
strange claim that the last Fatima nun, Sister Lucia would call
Booth to come meet with her when she had never heard of booth or
his dreams 25 years ago of a plane crash. You are correct, that
makes no sense.

Noory threw plenty of softballs to Booth, but even with Noory's
help his story didn't make sense. Booth and Green had nothing to
say except promote book sales and they were booted and Noory said
that neither would be welcome on C2C again.

That's all I know since that's all Noory said on Friday's show.

S

John Miller wrote in message ...
The name-calling Melvin Creep wrote:
From http://www.waynegreen.com
Who is Wayne Green? I'm a been there done that guy. I have......

There's a lot of genuine accomplishment there, but I think he ought to have
shortened it a bit...

tried marijuana in 1948 to see what it was like.
tried LSD in 1960 to see what that was like.



David Booth was right about this prediction, which is right on his web
site at www.whatdoesitmean.com. It says, and I quote:
"Listen to David Booth and Wayne Green on Coast To Coast AM March
18th! (Note: This will be David Booth's last interview)" he's right.
it was his last interview!