I'm scared about 2012
[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 11-05-07] [Hit: ]
There will be no pole shift. A magnetic pole shift is not imminent and probably tens of thousands of years away. A sudden rotational pole shift is a physical impossibility.The next solar maximum is expected in mid 2013, not 2012 and is expected to be less intense than the last maximum in 2001.Other predictions such as the photon belt and Terence McKennas Timewave Zero are just too silly to bother with.......
There is no 'ancient prediction' by the Mayans or anyone else. These were all invented in the last 30 years.
There is no 'mystery planet' about to pass by. Why don't the fraudsters tell us its current location in the sky, so we can all look at it? You decide.
There will be no rare alignment, either planetary or galactic. When was the last alignment that caused us any problems anyway?
There will be no pole shift. A magnetic pole shift is not imminent and probably tens of thousands of years away. A sudden rotational pole shift is a physical impossibility.
The next solar maximum is expected in mid 2013, not 2012 and is expected to be less intense than the last maximum in 2001.
Other predictions such as the photon belt and Terence McKenna's Timewave Zero are just too silly to bother with.
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We will not die in 2012. Any claims that we will, are hoaxes. Despite the fact that many websites claim that we will die, those websites are not reliable sources of information. No reliable sources state that we will die. Additionally, the same exact phenomenon was predicted for 2003, and then moved forward after the hoax expired. Even after 2012 (when that hoax expires), new hoaxes will be created for the purpose of profit (this is known as fear mongering). Please also be aware that there that this is not the only hoax like many think it is, nor is it one of a couple, or one of the few. Remember the Y2K scare? And not only that, but there have been a countless number of doomsday scares dating all the way back to the ancient times. Additionally, the doomsday theory violates the basic laws of physics, as well as common sense at least to some degree, especially after this information has been provided, therefore, it is completely implausible. Now despite the fact that there will be a solar storm in 2012, it will not kill us, however, it may interfere with electronic devices.
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Some people will believe anything.
Let's test this.
I found a message written in code in my phone book. By only reading ever 10th name backwards, then upside down, then in a mirror, I get the warning "In the year 2011, a giant pink bunny will mistake New Jersey for its clover patch and eat Newark. "
Okay, so no one will miss Newark, but bunnies? Giant? Pink? What else could it mean?
Did you hear that they used the same test on Dostoevsky and got a message about the rigging of the 1919 Black Sox?
I swear... anything.
http://www.2012hoax.org
