Will someone explain 2012, Nibiru (Planet X) to me? Is it true?
I dont get it. I dont know what to believe. I just saw the film and I know its overrated and obviously exagerated for entertainment, Im not that stupid, but what is ‘predicted’ to happen? and is it true? Im worried if its true.
Answer by Arlene
Don’t make yourself crazy. This is not going to happen no one can predict the end of the world much less put an exact date. Go to NASA official website. they have been responding to so many calls from frightened people they had to address it on their website. The end of the world has been predicted so many times over hundreds of years and we are still here aren’t we ? Some slick movie script writer heard about the mayan prophecy and decided it would make a good movie. Personally I think the movie was about a half hour too long and just a showcase for special effects. Do you really trust the predictions of people who were stupid enough to sacrifice their own children so the sun would rise the next day ? All this hype is to make people want to see this movie and make some select people very rich. Don’t fall for it.
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no its just another thing to get people scared to make money
Nothing is predicted to happen in 2012.
The current 2012 hoax was started by some nutjobs in 2003. Their prediction that the world would end in 2003 obviously failed (they got the prediction from some aliens communicated from 39 light years away through “brain implants” – riiiight).
So, what are you so worried about?
- a fictitious planet (Nibiru doesn’t exist) that can’t hit us?
- a comet that isn’t there?
- pole shifts that take thousands of years to happen?
- an ancient calendar moving from the current cycle to a new one?
- a bad CGI movie?
End-of-the-world movies are works of fiction (just like Mr. Roland E’s other films such as Independance Day and Day After Tomorrow).
The purpose is not to educate or enlighten – the purpose is to make money off the masses that don’t do any research and are afraid (people that believe the film is “real” will buy survival kits and tickets on escape ships and underground bunker plans and all kinds of junk).