"That's the cycle that would be predicted to occur under the present model which is now being shown to be completely, uh, validated." -- James Lloyd in 2005 to his radio listeners explaining why his (then) most recent false prediction wasn't really false.

"Now, we predicted here, many of you know, that about mid 2003 (when America was supposed to be destroyed according to Lloyd's earlier predictions) we came to the conclusion that we had passed the fourth horseman (of The Apocalypse), because of the, uh,  balance of prophecies that were not coming into focus in accordance with the prediction that we'd made. Now let me go back and say that again." -- James Lloyd in 2005 to his radio listeners explaining why his (then) most recent false prediction wasn't really false.

"A week doesn't go by, somebody says how come you're not on the internet where's your webpage? Have you been listening? We're not trying to get deeper into the Beast we're trying to get out the beast, we're trying to get away from the beast!" James Lloyd in 1998 explaining to his radio listeners why he will never have a website.

"I don't know who I am. God knows who I am". James Lloyd on the February 12, 2008 Apocalypse Chronicles illustrating his confusion as to his identity.