Who Saved the World from the Malevolent 2012 Prediction Coming True?

The title may remain an open question, but it wouldn't hurt to make an attempt to answer it.

First, there is an important prerequisite: Every prediction has to be based on certain facts. In the case of the 2012 doomsday prediction, the fact is that there was once a relatively advanced ancient civilization in Central America who left behind artifacts which were later found by the archeologists. Those artifacts were subjected to a scientific analysis and the results became publicly available and a subject to a mental inflection if needed. It is known that the New Age priests, who are the authors of the doomsday scenario predicted to take place at the end of 2012, were not inspired by scholarly articles referring to the Mayan culture - someone pre-chewed the material and spit it out on the altars of the the New Age shrines. Who?

Well, there were two men whose work became the Inspiration Supreme for the cerebral intercourse out of which the doomsday prediction was born. Here is the first person:

José Argüelles was known for his role in organizing the Harmonic Convergence event of 1987, and his book The Mayan Factor: Path Beyond Technology, published the same year. In The Mayan Factor Argüelles devises a complicated numerological system by combining elements taken from the pre-Columbian Maya calendar with the I Ching and other esoteric influences, interspersed with concepts drawn from modern sciences such as "genetic codes" and "galactic convergences".[6] The book first popularized the Hunab Ku design as a symbol within New Age discourse, after altering its appearance from that originally presented by Mexican anthropologist Domingo Martínez Parédez ( 1904–1984 ) in his 1953 publication Hunab Kú: Síntesis del pensamiento filosófico maya.

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The doomsday scenario proposed by the New Age cardinals has initially involved a mythical planet whose return to our solar system was supposed to wreak havoc with the ecosystem of the earth due to a strong gravitational influences. The mythical planet called "Nibiru" was supplied by the second person:

Zecharia Sitchin (Russian: Заха́рия Си́тчин Azerbaijani: Zaxariya Sitçin) (July 11, 1920 – October 9, 2010)[1] was an Azerbaijani-born American author of books proposing an explanation for human origins involving ancient astronauts. Sitchin attributes the creation of the ancient Sumerian culture to the Anunnaki, which he states was a race of extraterrestrials from a planet beyond Neptune called Nibiru. He believed this hypothetical planet of Nibiru to be in an elongated, elliptical orbit in the Earth's own Solar System, asserting that Sumerian mythology reflects this view. Sitchin's books have sold millions of copies worldwide and have been translated into more than 25 languages.

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So the two ingredients were placed into the Malevolent Mixer of Unusual Desire and the New Age shamans pushed the start button. The result is well-known: The Mayan calendar ends, planet Nibiru is on its way back... OMG!!!!!!!

But the New Agers were not good students of their own religion. See, the doomsday prediction involved the Mayans and a large extraterrestrial body. We know that the largest chunk of cosmic debris, whose impact has been confirmed by man, hit the earth about 65 million years ago in the region where is now the Yucatan Peninsula. The impact zone is called the Chicxulub crater because it's center is near a town of that name.

The Chicxulub crater (pron.: /ˈtʃiːkʃəluːb/ CHEEK-shə-loob; Mayan pronunciation: [tʃʼikʃuluɓ]) is a prehistoric impact crater buried underneath the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico.[2] Its center is located near the town of Chicxulub, after which the crater is named.[3] The crater is more than 180 km (110 mi) in diameter, making the feature one of the largest confirmed impact structures on Earth; the impacting bolide that formed the crater was at least 10 km (6 mi) in diameter.

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The name of the town derives from the Yucatec Maya language. Yes, the region where the catastrophic impact of the asteroid/comet took place - an impact whose aftermath may have spelled the END for the dinosaurs, as heavily theorized - was once populated by the ancient Mayans. This circumstance, which involves Mayan land and asteroid impact, had a consequence that the New Age high clergy didn't know about. By predicting the end of the world in 2012, the New Age prognosticators actually armed the prediction!

But that consequence was known to the small, renegade branch of the New Age religion who call themselves the Guardians of Light. According to the ancient text that the Guardians are in possession of, the doomsday prediction could be disarmed by a procedure that calls for a well-timed expiration of those two men whose work inspired the folks who put the 2012 prediction into the motion. The ancient text implied that José Argüelles and Zecharia Sitchin had to die in two years that immediately precede the year 2012, that means in 2010 and in 2011. Their well-timed demise would in effect disarm the catastrophic prediction.

The Guardians of Light may have used a special derivative of "Dieffenbachia seguina" which is a poisonous plant found in Central America also used by the Mayans. I say that because Zecharia Sitchin indeed died in October 2010 and Jose Argüelles in March 2011. Then, in the third consecutive year 2012, the malevolent prediction made by the "inspired" New Agers fizzled.

What is the identity of those members of the Guardians of Light group who poisoned Sitchin and Argüelles? Can they be charged with homicide?

Well, their unlawful act has saved the life of seven billion of Homo sapiens, so the Light of Leniency should illuminate the charge, shouldn't it? What do you think?

Your thread started off well only to finish with the guardians of light killing off Sitchen and Arguelles.
Star and flag for the first three quarters only to be taken away for the rubbish at the end.

Since you are new. I thought I'd take this opportunity to tell you about the ATS creative writing contests....you may want to enter this thread in the fictional works category....

Des

No one, Terrance Mckenna made up the December 21st myth in the late 70's/ early 80's its been BS since day one dude. He was on a bad shroom trip and the "clock work elves" told him about December 21st.

"Put those comic books away and go to bed."

Calvins solution...

"No one knows the day or hour....."
*Matthew 24:36

No one saved the world because the world was not doomed. If you could prove the world was doomed, then you could attempt to prove someone saved the world.

Trying to prove the latter before the first claim is pointless in my opinion or a creative work of fantasy.

reply to post by CosmicCitizen


Really? Quoting the bible makes you right? Come on, you can't prove anything in that book is more true than any other MAN made writings. If you are going to debate, do better.

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Playing devils advocate.... YOU prove it's not doomed.

Actually, to answer the topic question..it was I. I admit it now. I did all that needed done to save Rabbit-kind..and you silly humans owe me for the side benefit of your own meager survival. That other bunnies shall live! That's my motto and a carrot to punctuate it! Just like my logo.

I'll gladly take your gratitude in foreign currency (Yuan sounds good lately), gold or diamonds. Just ship care of the Easter Bunny. He's my bud and will get it all to me without issue. Don't be stingy now or we Rabbits may just leave you all to your fate the next Dooms Day. Remember, we're all set for underground living!

On that, I shall get some sleep as even Rabbits get worn down from saving whole worlds that never even say thanks.

Ok, I will admit it was me.

There. I am glad to get that off my chest.

It was me.

You're welcome.

reply to post by AlomaRa

IF the Mayan Dec 21, 2012 date (or Y2K for that matter) was truly "The End" then it didnt happen did it? Maybe no one knows when the end will be is the point (element of surprise, the universal art of war, get it?)

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Do we live in some parallel reality?

Amazing.

I wasn't ready for this reality to end so I wouldn't let it happen yet. It won't be long, I'm getting closer to finishing what I have to learn before shutting it down. Want to buy some land in middle of Lake Superior, it may be dry in a few thousand years

Originally posted by magma
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Do we live in some parallel reality?

Amazing.

I'll grant that it's a big big world and others may have been busy where I wasn't around to notice the help.

Rabbit-kind appreciates your contribution to our efforts. Indeed.

(figures no one noticed him vanish deep down the hole after saying that... )

Rabbi-gghedon was averted due to the skillful manipulation of the space-time quantum alfalfa cascade.

In order for the earth to remain safe, however, tributes should be made to #flatulentbunny (twitter) and Paypal.

Me...plain and simple...it was me. I fired all those lazy Light Workers, they haven't kept one single deadline so far...So fired all their blinking arses. Busted the Light Workers Union first. Then, gave them their walking papers.

So, thank me for saving this worn out ball of dirt...l.

Des

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It's difficult or next to impossible to prove anything on this web site. If this world stays in orbit around the sun, the oceans will eventually boil away and life on this planet will be doomed. That should happen within the next 2 to 5 billion years. There will likely be asteroid or comet impacts long before then destroying a lot of life on the planet. Before then and possibly within our lifetimes I believe we will have a major global war killing most of humanity. However I believe the planet will still be here and 1,000 years of peace will reign after that great war. Many people believe in that line. I would have a difficult time even proving that I exist on this site. My picture could be faked. Someone else could be posting using my username. In essence can we prove anything at all if we are basing everything we prove on pictures and text? I saw pictures and text of Obama's birth certificate in Kenya on this site. Apparently that is not proof for most people. Many people will not believe any proof unless they can see and feel things for themselves.

The world couldn't end in 2012 on December 21st. There wouldn't be an opportunity to have another great world war or Armageddon. What fun would that be?