BLURB: Nononibiru Diabolicum, No Longer

“Nononibiru Diabolicum, No Longer”, is a commentary, on the Papal Bull, Of Pope Urban VIII, 1633, Prohibiting, by Excommunication and death, any mention of Nibiru, also known as, Wormwood, in Bible Revelations, The Black Sun, in European Mystery Schools, Blue Kachina, to the Native Americans, Shiva, The Destroyer Of Worlds, in the Hindu Religion, The Nemesis, Rogue Star System, a Binary of our own sun: A Red Dwarf Star, with a million mile asteroid tail, which enters, into Perihelion Orbit, with our sun, every 3600 years – The previous occurrence causing, the Antediluvian, Flood of Noah – Recently identified, as Planet X, returning in 2012, as predicted, accurately by the Aztec Calendar, then exiting again, in 2017 – The book further touches upon, the associated, Biblical Theology, Babylonian Demonology, UFOlogy, with the Nemesis System, it’s starmapped revolution, around the Sun and Saturn: Associated with Saturn “Black Cube” Worship, and the Annunaki, Nephilim, Alpha Draconian, Malevolent Alien life forms –

Commas! How do they work? (h/t P.J.)

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Nicholas Dollak
3 months ago

Not sure about the “papal” part, but the “bull” part smells true.

“Diabolicum” is Latin, but “Nibiru” is not, and “Nononibiru” just sounds like stuttering. (“Non” is Latin for “no” and is a separate word.) If someone wanted to issue a document in Latin mentioning this Nibiru, they’d have to Latinize the name so it could be used in sentences – It’s just the way the language works, which is why so many names from the time of the Roman Empire and the Middle Ages have Latin variants. “Nibiru”, assuming it’s male, would be Latinized as “Nibirus”, putting it in the 2nd Declension; the ending would change depending on whether Nibiru(s) is the subject, direct object, indirect object, getting yelled at, etc.

Those commas… I know a writer who must have slept through English class and thinks that commas go wherever you pause to catch your breath, including glottal stops if reading aloud. His work is extremely difficult to proofread and edit, especially because he keeps changing the whole thing while someone else is editing it, wasting everyone’s time. I also have a friend who sends interminable text messages with no punctuation except misused commas.

PhilO
PhilO
3 months ago

No-No-Nibiru sounds like a naughty anime.

Hitch
3 months ago
Reply to  PhilO

Mwhahahah…all I could see/hear reading this was “No No Nanette,” LOLOL…