Xinoehpoel
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Xinoehpoel is the online pseudonymn of a conspiracy theorist and self-proclaimed prophet.
Xinoehpoel, who claims to be a follower of Sollog (and who may or may not actually be Sollog), posted frequently to the Usenet, alternately calling himself "Leo Phoenix," gaining brief notoriety for a posting with the subject "911" to alt.prophecies.nostradamus,[1] in which he claimed "something" would happen "tomorrow" (the posting was made on August 31, 2001). When prompted about his prediction a few days later, he replied on September 4, 2001, that he would explain it in one week.[2] When the September 11 terrorist attacks did happen a week later, this apparent prediction received some attention, and was even covered by The New York Times.[3]
The poster later recounted that after the September 11th attacks, he was detained and scrutinized by US secret service agencies.
[edit] Notes
- ^ http://groups-beta.google.com/group/alt.prophecies.nostradamus/msg/5a22cb88d55454e6?dmode=source
- ^ http://groups.google.com/group/alt.prophecies.nostradamus/browse_frm/thread/cbaaf7d794e0061f/5a22cb88d55454e6?tvc=1&hl=en#5a22cb88d55454e6
- ^ http://www.sptimes.com/News/091501/Worldandnation/FBI_looks_for_terror_.shtml
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