Einstein rejected black holes and space expansion. The weatherguy is always right.

Mainstream physicists often claim that black holes are a solid prediction made by Einstein's theory of general relativity. They are NOT, and Einstein rejected this claim vehemently. Just like he rejected the claim that the universe should expand according to his theory, which predicted the exact opposite. These were not predicted by Einstein's theory, but by some lame mathematicians who hijacked his theory and claimed they understand it better than him. Which irritated Einstein so much that he irronically said:

'Ever since mathematicians have hijacked my theory of relativity, I myself dont understand it anymore.'

Imagine you spend 10 years to make a theory which predicts something and then someone else comes overnight and tells you that your theory predicts the exact opposite. This is exactly what Einstein felt when he predicted the universe should contract using GR, and some wheatherman bozo came and said that it should expand, or contract, or both. Which is a very accurate prediction, just like his weather forecast:
 
'Tommorow it will rain, or it will not rain, depending on several factors which can determine either outcome.' 

How can he ever be wrong, or his prediction falsified ? No matter if it rains or not, the weatherguy is always right.

Its insane that that wheatherguy bozo is considered a great scientist by mainstream physics. This just shows how gullible and easy to fool these people are.

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