2013 and Beyond

With all of the hype and predictions of change or doom, or what have you swirling around the December 21st end of the Mayan Calendar date. I find myself very weary of doomsday type plots, stories and foretellings. we've had so many over the years...Y2K, the March and October of last year holy armageddon predictions just to name a very few.

If this December passes without a hitch and nothing happens, I Think I may be out of listening to and reading about the end times conspiracies altogether. even if the latest prediction after that has all the proof and validity in the world. I will have an extremely hard time being swayed or even caring if my life is taken in some future cataclysm. not that I want to die, not at all. I'll just being so tired of doom saying at that point that I will take on a complete "if its my time to go...then its my time to go" attitude. I tend to carry that attitude anyway, but I'm very interested to see if this latest round of doom or higher consciousness raising will come to pass with anything but a complete fizzle. but if it does fizzle..man I'm done with this "end times" s***..hehe.

Anyone else feel the same?

p.s. I'll still hold out and hope for the alien/ufo stuff though

reply to post by clutch36hp


so because of all the disinfo cries of "wolf"

you'll just ignore any further warnings?

lol

reply to post by clutch36hp


2013 is going to be a good year of recovery of 2012 hysteria! Everyone knows about the 2012 doomsday clock, but that is about it....time doesn't slow down for anyone of anything...maybe they ought to stop with this whole 2012 doomsday year and worry about 2013 instead!

reply to post by clutch36hp


I feel pretty confident that 2012 will end pretty normally and I honestly can't wait for all the doom and gloom BS to end. Even the Mayan elders have come out to say that most Westerners have interpreted the ancient teachings wrong. Already new agey types are talking about how its really 2013 or the time period between 2013 and 2016, the date will keep on changing and moving. Humans are obsessed with their mortality, end of the world prophecies will always be a part of life. But on the flip side, if it does all go belly up, oh well, we all gotta go sometime!!

reply to post by clutch36hp


I agree with you mate! I really hope something major happens before 2013, its gonne be one hell of a build up to nothing otherwise. I have the same mindset too, if its my time then its my time!

I don't understand this thread. What is 2013? Everyone knows that the Julian calendar ends in 2012.

No more end of the world movies, that ship would have sailed by then.
Also, probably a lot of waves of depression sweeping across the planet.
People will most likely start focusing more on regional problems. Could be a bunch of rebellions taking place around the globe in the near future.

I do believe that one way or another our country will change very drastically. More than it already has.
Soon, it will be a crime to change your own oil or have a vegetable garden on your property. Guns will most likely be one of the first things "recalled".

I wonder what the catalyst will be that brings about this drastic change?

2012?

Aliens?

WWIII?

"Christian Militia groups"?

Inner City gangs, that also spread to Kansas?

"Terrorist Attack"?

A Real Terrorist Attack?

550,000 Chinese Parachuters landing with 20,000 rounds and food for 3 months?

Massive Earthquakes and pole shifts?

HAARP ignition of the atmosphere from coast to coast burning everything for 7 days. Destroying everything thats not underground?.

A Massive Solar Storm knocking out all of the worlds electricity by blowing the fuses and circuits worldwide, leading to around 700 nuclear reactors to turn Chernobyl or Fukushima worldwide.

Star Wars releases all 6 movies each year in 3d to massive economical success.

reply to post by clutch36hp


I guess the difference is that Y2K was a manufactured panic created for largely commercial reasons and alot of the other theories are from some severley deluded cultists or people looking to sell books and dvd's.
2012 has alot more factual basis for the interest shown and alot of people are feeling a change of some description coming.

I agree though, lol, if it turns out to be nothing it will be the end of doomsday theories for me a while also

reply to post by wrdwzrd

When one BS doom and gloom ends there are 100 more to replace it. A new planet coming to smash into us, something else to end life as we know it.

reply to post by clutch36hp


Yeah, a lot of end time prophecies have been predicted through the ages. I remember seeing a list of every end-time prediction dating back some way, up to recent times now..

I don't think that the world will end on 21 Dec 2012.

However I do have a feeling that something possibly major will end up happening, which will change the world & how we perceive things, in 2013 and beyond.

Whether it'll be a good or bad thing..I'm yet to make up my mind on.

Originally posted by ohyouknow
reply to post by wrdwzrd

 

When one BS doom and gloom ends there are 100 more to replace it. A new planet coming to smash into us, something else to end life as we know it.

edit on 29-2-2012 by ohyouknow because: typo

I hope you're right!
However if this whole thing doesn't pan out then a lot of us here will have lot of explaining to do.

Originally posted by DerepentLEstranger
reply to post by clutch36hp

 

so because of all the disinfo cries of "wolf"

you'll just ignore any further warnings?

lol

Every single one is the work of a disinfo agent.

Not a single end of the world prediction has come true.

Originally posted by ColAngus

Originally posted by DerepentLEstranger
reply to post by clutch36hp

 

so because of all the disinfo cries of "wolf"

you'll just ignore any further warnings?

lol

Every single one is the work of a disinfo agent.

Not a single end of the world prediction has come true.

I suppose you never read the writings of Nostradamus Rex.

reply to post by boncho


I'm not aware of any "end of the world" prediction by Nostradamus ever coming true.

Pretty sure neither have you.

reply to post by boncho


as the Director of Disinfo Central
i suppose he's in a position to know
oh wait...

Originally posted by ColAngus
reply to post by boncho

 

I'm not aware of any "end of the world" prediction by Nostradamus ever coming true.

Pretty sure neither have you.

No no, it seems you misread my post.

Nostradamus Rex

Here's a picture of him.

Not to be confused with that hack of a writer from 16th century.

reply to post by DerepentLEstranger


How many ends of the world have there been, cupcake?

That's what I thought.

reply to post by ColAngus


prove nostradamus was a disinfo agent 1st, smarty-pants

reply to post by DerepentLEstranger


We both know that I can't. He doesn't have an ATS posting history, nor a really dodgy blog that I can link to.

Best I can point to is the fact that he was a #ty poet.

I'll poop all over Mother Shipton too if you'd like. Just let me know.

reply to post by ColAngus

Tana Hoy predicts Oklahoma City Bombing American Tana Hoy is a psychic medium who claims to not only hear guides and spirits, but to see them physically as well. Hoy was doing a live radio program in 1995 in Fayetteville, NC, when he predicted a deadly terrorist attack on a building in Oklahoma City. Just 90 minutes later, tragedy struck at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building when Timothy McVeigh and his accomplices orchestrated what was the worst terrorist attack on U.S. soil prior to 9/11/01.

Hoy had also reported his prediction to the FBI four months before the attack

Jeffrey Palmer predicted volcano eruption, tsunamis, and Hurricane Katrina
Australian psychic Jeffry R. Palmer makes a lot of predictions, some of which come true, and some of which do not. Palmer accurately predicted the December 26, 2004 Indian Ocean volcano eruption and ensuing tsunamis off the coast of Sumatra, Indonesia. Over 230,000 people in fourteen countries were killed during these devastating natural disasters.

Palmer also accurately predicted the discovery that Korea was testing nuclear weapons, but he gained international recognition for predicting 2005's Hurricane Katrina, a storm that claimed 1,836 lives and is still among the top five deadliest hurricanes in the history of the U.S

Source and follow up links: www.oddee.com...

looks like the end of the world came for all of those folks to me

or do they not count because they are not ats'ers?

when i speak of disinfo i'm referring to the tactic of muddying the waters as in UFO's/ET, 911, ETC.
not local shenanigans
you do know that not everybody predicting the end of the world posts on ats?
do you?

as for everyone on ats that posted a disaster/end of the world prediction being a disinfo agent
maybe you should post that as a thread