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GloberDenier is a [[:Category: | GloberDenier is a [[:Category:Religiflerfs|religiflerf]], and likes to spread misinformation that historical editions of the [[Wikipedia:King James Bible|King James Bible]] contained [[Wikipedia:Biblical cosmology|flat earth cosmological]] diagrams. One notable example is an illustration in the [https://bibles.org/bible/5cccfa61df57262f-01/info 1954 paragraphed edition] from the [[Wikipedia:British and Foreign Bible Society|British and Foreign Bible Society]], which GlobeDenier falsely claims was included in the original 1611 KJV. (It's unclear whether GlobeDenier believes that [[Wikipedia:Moses|Moses]] drew the diagram as part of the [[Wikipedia:Torah|Hebrew Torah]].) | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Religiflerfs]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:TikTokkers]] | ||
Revision as of 04:12, 23 November 2024
Globe Denier
| Real name | unknown |
|---|---|
| Main platform | TikTok |
| Papa flerf | unknown |
| Flerfzi? | not yet confirmed |
| Religiflerf? | Yes |
| Incel? | not yet confirmed |
| Drinks urine? | Yes |
| Adopted by | not adopted yet |
| Teeth | slightly less than full set |
| Platform | Account | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Example | @helpingglobeearthers |
Banned |
| Date | Venue | Participants | Link | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| June 13, 2024 | Nathan's TikTok Live | YouTube recording | He lied and advertised this as "similar to how Jeranism does his debates." It turned out to be an ambush against the globers. Format centered around moderator-chosen questions; those directed toward flerfs were monologue/script prompts, whereas questions directed toward globers were hyper-specific exclusionary tricks. |
Other Info
GloberDenier is a religiflerf, and likes to spread misinformation that historical editions of the King James Bible contained flat earth cosmological diagrams. One notable example is an illustration in the 1954 paragraphed edition from the British and Foreign Bible Society, which GlobeDenier falsely claims was included in the original 1611 KJV. (It's unclear whether GlobeDenier believes that Moses drew the diagram as part of the Hebrew Torah.)