Comments on: Planet X–December 21, 2012–Mayan Prophecy–Annunaki–etc.?

By: Burn on the Lake

Burn on the Lake — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 06:59:50 +0000

The only way to be safe is to give all your worldy goods to me and I can protect you
if the world does end and I can’t protect you I will give you a 200% money back

By: Ken E

Ken E — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 06:08:19 +0000

It is almost all fraud to get people buying faked up books, videos, watching nonsense shows on TV and directing traffic to websites.

Pole shifts – no, not a chance. Pseudo-science.

Magnetic poles flip – no, they will just keep moving slowly as usual. Pseudo-science.

Mayan calendar – one of their calendars ends in 2012 because they ran out of numbers. There is no prediction attached to this and even if there was, it would be astrology and that has been disproven so many times that it’s not worth any more words. Fake scholarship and superstition.

Solar maximum – expected in 2011, not 2012 and it happens every 11 years anyway. Pseudo-science.

Planetary alignments – about as far from an “alignment” as you can imagine. Planets will be all over the place. Venus will transit the Sun in June 2012, just as it did in 2004 and on a regular roughly 110 year cycle before that. No noticeable effect then except on astronomers, some of whom take measurements, no expected effect this next time. Pseudo-science and superstition.

Planet X / Niburu / black hole / brown dwarf / wandering planet / big asteroid – No. Predicted for 2003 by a loony woman who claimed telepathic contact with aliens. No sign of it then and still no sign of it. Superstition or abject delusion.

Bible codes – proven drivel. Fake scholarship.

Revelation – nobody ever made consistent sense of that. Fake scholarship.

Nostradamus – he never predicted anything accurately and neither did any other prophet. Fake scholarship and superstition.

Galactic central plane – we are not going to cross it, we are near it, so astronomers say, but we have always been near it.
Pseudo-science.

Photon belt – this one is almost the silliest of the lot. Supposed to be around the “7 sisters” . Our solar system is heading away from them, not towards them. It does not exist anyway. Abject delusion.

So close to 99% nonsense and the remaining 1% is meaningless.

It isn’t even a theory, it’s fraud. Fake scholarship, pseudo-science, lies, abject delusion and superstition.

By: xyzpdqfoo

xyzpdqfoo — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 05:13:52 +0000

Nothing is going to happen, good or bad. Anything that does happen is a coincidence. There’s no Planet X, there’s no Annunaki, there’s no pole shift (they take thousands of years so it would already be happening, and they don’t cause earthquakes), the galactic alignment already happened in 1998 or 1999, and it’s physically impossible for the planets to all align due to their orbital inclination.
There’s nothing to it, it’s a bunch of people talking about stuff they don’t understand. Who cares when the mayan calender ends, what makes them so special? Not to mention we don’t even know if the mayan calender really ENDS on that date or if they just meant it to roll over and start again. OUR calender ends every year, but we start it over at Jan 1. There are no earthquakes or aliens when that happens.

By: B.

B. — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 04:41:44 +0000

http://www.universetoday.com/2008/05/19/no-doomsday-in-2012/

This is a link to the story. It is really nothing to worry about.

By: Benjamin C

Benjamin C — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 03:49:32 +0000

I’ll tell you if the prediction does not come, were ahead by a day in this part of the world.

By: skymaster

skymaster — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 03:25:03 +0000

All this Planet X nonsense, UFO’s and the like is the biggest load of old trash anybody could possibly come up with. I just do not believe what people can possibly be thinking if they take such bizarre ideas seriously.

Give it a rest and learn something, you have no hope by watching trash on TV.

By: Geoff G

Geoff G — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 03:24:08 +0000

I have carefully reviewed the “evidence” for all of this, as a professional anthropologist and an experienced amateur astronomer with a degree in physics, and absolutely NONE of it makes any scientific sense or has any scientific validity. It’s all wild speculation, promoted by the authors of trashy books and TV specials, with no backing from any legitimate scientists.

By: holydiver08

holydiver08 — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 02:34:46 +0000

I heard that on December 21, 2012 that the planets are suppose to align with the center of the galaxy, and could cause our magnetic poles to shift. This pole shift is suppose to be followed by electrical outages, earthquakes, and who knows what else.