Judgment Day: May 21, 2011.

Reporting from New Jersey on this one....
Guess its infected the entire nation..

reply to post by Fester1882

Reporting from New Jersey on this one....

That is a great picture Fester1882. I am very familiar with NJ and I believe I can tell where that billboard is just by the surroundings! If it is by Lucky7 that would be my first guess. Somewhere close to it on 36 is my next guess. Close?

The whole thing is going to be a riot on the 22nd.

Haha, Ya Im not sure if there's a Luck7 around it, but its about 2mi north of Lonoka Harbor (South from Toms River) They're everywhere and I mean everywhere you cant even drive a main stretch without seeing one. Glad to see fellow Jersey members here

Fester

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You know. I think I remember reading somewhere that; like the Mayan calender with it's apocalypse in 2012 prediction, according to the Aztec calender the end of the world falls on some time in 2011. So...meh..who knows wtf is going to happen. I predict if anything it won't be the end of the world in the literal sense but simply something really nasty is going to happen that day that's going to make people think it's the end of the world. IE: false flag terror attack that results in martial law being declared, etc. But if nothing happens? Hey even better at least we'll all still be here and we all get a good laugh at the religious nuts the next day.

people please read your bible before you get sucked into this deceitful story. signs are all around you, watch but do not think your as smart as God....


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Huge earthquakes in the Pacific,to be exact

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please don't preach religion. I'd wager most on this site are either Atheist or Agnostic.

My theory? Jesus was an Alien. Virgin Birth, Artificial Insemination? right? So if he DOES come back, it wont be on a white horse, but a UFO (maybe a UFOs blinding whitish light is what gave them the impression of the white horse...hmmmm)

...see how annoying it is when people preach about stuff for no reason?

their cooks (not cooks as in chefs but cooks as on cooky), just a step or so below Westboro probably.

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umm yeah, anyone who believes that the end of the world is near, and also believes its good news is a muppet.

The following link is to a video of an "event" that occurred last night in Dallas/Fort Worth, TX that may be part of TPTB's attempts to ready the general public for Judgement Day on May 21st.

The video is entitled Fort Worth Explosions. You may wish to pay particular attention to what appear to be two UFOs that show up on the video at about 1:56.



One witness on the ground described the "event" as being very similar to being bombed. Another witness on the ground said she saw alot of sparks and was glad that her roof was made of metal or it would have surely caught fire.

What follows are links to two MSM reports about this "event".

news.yahoo.com...

www.star-telegram.com...

Several comments left with the video on YouTube indicate that some people believe that the "event" filmed on the video linked above was actually some sort of communication between someone on the ground and someone in the air (or in space).

If I input the video ID incorrectly, here is the direct video URL:

www.youtube.com...

Please let me know what you think about what actually was happening on the video. I do not think what I saw on the video were transformers blowing due to an electrical storm. I saw no evidence of any storm on the video except a couple of flickers of lightning in the far distance.

Also, please tell me if you think this "event" could have been manufactured by TPTB to ready us for Judgement Day on May 21st.

Thanks.

I love when these religious nuts, think they can get into the minds of Jesus/God, it's hysterical really.

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As we all know, judgment day or, X day will arrive on July 5th, 2012. Maybe.

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seriously. if judgement day doesnt come on may 21st, which the bible GUARUNTEES, all belief in faith should be abolished.

No more swearing on the bible in a court of LAW. Period

(prerequisite initial comment: Been reading a lot of these pages, but it is all starting to blend together. So, while I haven't seen if someone else makes the same conclusions as me, they easily could have and I didn't see it. In that case, sorry for posting what others have already said.)

An attempt at pointing out flaws in the claims:

First, to directly address a couple comments people have made...

As someone else said, the reason that some people say May 21st and others say Oct 21st is because of the specifics of the original claim, which is that on May 21st, the Rapture will start and last 5 months before the end of the world actually happens (will get into the math of that in a second). The convenient thing with this claim is that when nothing happens on May 21st, they can claim "That is just when we said it would start. Not that it all would happen on that one day."

Others asked how they are paying for all these banners and advertisements. Well, they probably put them on their credit cards, since they don't think they will be alive/on earth long enough have to actually pay the bills. Sorry that I can't find the specific person who asked this, for reference.

Originally posted by grindhouzer
seriously. if judgement day doesnt come on may 21st, which the bible GUARUNTEES, all belief in faith should be abolished.

No more swearing on the bible in a court of LAW. Period

You don't have to swear on the bible now. You can affirm an oath to tell the truth.

Affirming vs. swearing oath in court

OK, now to the numbers themselves.

I was going to explain why the key dates are on the dates they chose (year of creation, year of Jesus' birth and death, flood, etc) but now I'm tired and just want to whip through this fast. So, for arguments sake, there are a few dates talked about that just need to be accepted as being right at this point. Many of these "facts" are taken from Familly Radio.

Basically the biggest problem that they have is their reliance on the Bible saying "that one day is with the Lord as a thousand years, and a thousand years as one day." (2 Peter 3:8). So, 1 day = 1000 years.

Harold Camping at familyradio said that the great flood took place in 4990BC. God told Noah that he had 7 days before the flood to build his ark and to warn the people of the world. The problem here is that the believers mix and match things as they see fit. They say that the 7 days before the flood is actually 7 days, but that the destruction that will destroy the earfh completely is 7000 years away (7 days X 1000). Their math says that 7000 years from 4990 is 2011 (1 year taken off for year 0).

Anyway, as I said, the problem is their use of the 1 day = 1000 years formula is used only when it suits there needs. Otherwise they are forced to be faced with the following questions (above formula taken into account):

Why was Noahs timeframe only 7 days?
Why didn't the rains fall for 40,000 years? (the whole "rain for 40 days and 40 nights" thing)
Was Jesus actually crucified 1,978,000 years ago? (they claim he died in 33 AD, 1978 years ago)
Did Jesus rise from the dead 3000 years after his death? And all the disciples lived 3000 years as well?

Something that is more related to present day predictions with this May 21, 2011 theory...
Since there are supposed to be 5 months/153 days (Revelation 9 says "And to them it was given that they should not kill them, but that they should be tormented five months") between the start of the Rapture and the destruction of the planet, is it actually 153,000 years until the end of times? In which case, we now have a lot more time to prepare.

Additionally, a lot of their info comes from them counting the dates mentioned in the Bible for the ages of people. Such as Noah being 600 years old at the time of his boat ride. Obviously, if you read this far, you know the next question: Was Noah 600 years old or 219,000,000 years old?


One of the ways that they come up with their strange numbers and dates actually come down to their belief that there are a few specific numbers that can be applied to some of the other information to create new information. One almost-out-of-context example:

The number 722,500 is made up of two sets of identical significant numbers. Each number is intimately related to God’s salvation plan: 5 x 10 x 17 x 5 x 10 x 17 = 722,500

(More detail on these calculations at Family Radios Website).


Basically, if you twist around enough data, you'll get the answer you wanted to get to start with.

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We won't have to wait long to find out.
It looks like they are counting down the days on their website.
- Family Radio is All In - May 21, 2011 or Bust !

Maybe this is linked to the Osama bin Laden assassination?
Al Qaeda is preparing a counter punch. Watch out New York City.- Vows Revenge -

Well,. just 2 days to go,.
And from the latest I heard,. at 6:00 pm a great earthquake is gonna
hit somewhere. (please excuse me but I cant stop laughing)
So then people might start disappearing ,. the true believers.. (sorry Jesus,forgive me for that one)


Well here we go again then,. lots of pop corn,.
and hand over the panic button. let the fun begin

Maybe this ties in with the CDC zombie apocalypse.All the good Christians leave their bodies behind.
and the rest of us are in hell for the next months fighting them off..

Apparently, the great earthquake will start in New Zealand at 6 P.M. their time on May 21, and then hit every time zone one at a time at 6 P.M. I guess we will find out Saturday at 1 A.M. ( US Central Time) if the earthquake hit New Zealand or not. Last I read, Harold Camping raised around 100 million to promote this prophecy. It will be interesting to see what happens, especially to him if nothing happens...

Forgive me if it's already been said, but the BBC reported that there are big bill boards in Russia saying the same thing - (May 21st Rapture) and groups are walking the streets of New York wearing placards and carrying posters...

My two cents worth -

It's a case of some kind of mass hysteria ( which as we know is contagious)
and/or this whole 'campaign', for want of a better word, is a diversion tatctic so that an ACTUAL, dubious scenario can play out in our world while we're all busy reading the messages on bill boards and the backs of trucks!

'Yeah - keep the masses in a constant state of fear and we can get up to all kinds of mischief...'

The world as we know it comes to an end today.
Ha ha the jokes on them. I'm going to die today and I still have $50,000 remaining on my home loan!

Suckers...

Of course if the end of the world is nigh the old presto-change-o, deathbed repentance is always an option...