December 21 2012

This world is NOT eternal.

2012 is doomsday, no one can escape, only all die together with this planet.

Yah, right, what make's you so sure? Got any info's we don't?

Well, back from a longer trip on the road than last time only to find this drivel of a post. Yes the world is not eternal, and yes it WILL end. But... not in 2012, the world as we know it may end, but the world as a planet supporting life will continue for at least several million years.

I fully expect there to be some rather disturbing occurrences on 12-21-2012, but I don't believe the planet will be destroyed, nor do I suspect that mankind will be wiped from the face of the planet. The populations may be drastically reduced but not made extinct.

Mostly, I believe that the changes will be primarily man caused, as far as loss of life and destruction, due to the less civilized portions of the world obtaining and using nuclear weaponry.

Then again, I could be wrong in this. It never hurts to be prepared for it just in case, ya never know what tomorrow brings.

I concur.

http://www.2012.net
http://www.sanonofre.com/2012

Countdown to doomsday, are you ready?

If you had a better look at the header/ banner at the top of these pages you could have noticed it also has a countdown clock running...

'Nother thing... The second link, Earth is WAY to close depicted next to the sun if it were positioned there we would be scorched... Here: Sun O _________ and here earth . ( Dot marks size of earth.)

You could well be right, Is that why there doing all the drilling down below
to try and hide

I concur as well, except I think on top of the man made stuff, earth is going to go threw it's normal changing cycles like it has since it became a planet.

Who knows maybe the earth's cycles effects life more then is realized and it's what sets in motion the man made catastrophes.

Why can't 12/21/2012 be a date for positive change?
So many outcries for a negative event.
So many theories of destruction.

We could all wake-up on 12/22/2012 with a new understanding, enlightenment, total consciousness. Brought to us by an EM wave? After all, we all have unused genes, and we are only just now starting to understand how EM force effects them. "Talos IV" anyone?
Should we waste time teaching ourselves, our children, how many ways we can die?....Or live....

Bring forth hope, and the negative will lose....for the darkness understands not the light.

There's a positive and negative side to just about anything. Might not see the positive or negative at the time, but after awhile when a person looks back then it is easier to point them out.

Who knows, perhaps the earth goes threw it's normal cycle's, causing chaos for a bit only to change life as we know it into something more positive.

I say what I say because, historically, whenever there is massive change, it's quite often violent and destructive.

There was a time in the very ancient past that the hills of Idaho weren't the best lands for farming, of course at the time there wasn't any farming. But then there was a huge volcanic eruption; the resultant ash-fall over the area made it some of the best farmland in the contiguous US. All over the world, people dread floods, because they are destructive; but, periodically there is one and what follows is fantastic harvest.

There is almost always good with bad, it's just that the bad is so bad we do overlook the benefit that will come after.

The benefit of a world wide catastrophe, either natural or man made, is that we (mankind) will have the chance to try again and get it right.

Perhaps the right way is not to have any kind of centralized government, where each community is responsible for it's citizens well being. That does mean that trade and the like will have to rely on something a lot more real than the currency of the moment.

All I was pointing out with the earlier post is that it is much wiser to be prepared for extremely bad and hope to be surprised,

G7998
Ah....I sense some hope in your posts. Just because we are prepared for what lies in waiting, does not mean we have no hope.....in fact, is it not hope for a future that drives us to preparation?

ewe iz kurrekt Galactic.

Life has never been intended to be easy, it's hard because it is what allows us to grow and improve. There is an old adage that is most assuredly a truism, "That which doesn't kill us, only makes us stronger."

Change is inevitable, and may only be hastened by the current administration in power. The change may be gentle and painless, which I doubt, or it may be swift and violent, which I find more likely.

The sad thing here is that regardless of how it happens, the people in power now will feel that they hadn't been given a fair opportunity to show their plans could work, when it's been proven historically to have never worked in the past.

But that is political. The coming change may be nothing more than a return to earlier values held by a more innocent time. Where people were expected to take care of their own and help others if they could. Personal responsibility rather than the mandated governmental demands on our work and money going to those who are unproductive and have no desire to improve.

There will always be those who have and those who have not, there will always be envy. Hard work and personal sacrifice toward a self determined goal is something that has been lost in the mindset since that more innocent time.

There will be a sea change, it may be more of a re-awakening of human self determination that stands up and refuses to allow a government to dictate what you can do, where you can go, and what you can say and eat.

This may become a violent revolution fought to water the tree of freedom as Thomas Jefferson had said must be done with blood. Or, if we are truly lucky, only the normal flow of events returning to a more conservative value system.

And for those that have a horror filled mind at that thought, you very likely have fallen for propaganda where what I believe in is fascist, very far from the truth that is.

I do not want to feed you today and tomorrow... I want to teach you how to fish so you can feed yourself. That is conservatism, I don't want to control what you think, believe or say. I don't want a government in your bedroom, or any other room of your dwelling. I want very limited government, that answers to the people; not one that has the people terrified to speak out for their concerns.

12/21/2012 may be violent, or it may be a gentle political change back to honest values where people are allowed to make their own decisions without government bureaucrats telling you what you can do. Our government is far too large and over reaching in it's powers, and that was before Ronald Reagan took the Oval Office. He said it well in a speech in the 1970's, government is never the solution, it is almost always the problem.

Anyway, this became a rant on politics where it was unintended. My point is, we have no idea what is going to happen on the date in question, it may be a huge rock impact on the surface, it may be magnetic pole shifts causing untold numbers of violent storms and floods, climate change that happens overnight (something like it did at the beginning of the last ice age), a gigantic x-flare from the sun, a subspace wave front from the center of the galaxy or just something mundane like a traditional election cycle, where the question should be asked, are you better off today than you were 4 years ago? Who knows, only God, but he ain't saying anything to me. Not that we're on speaking terms or anything.

I always get put on hold then forgotten about... and you'd think with a name like Moses I'd be able to at least get a few minutes now and then; oh well.

Lightness aside, the future is unknown, by everyone, there is no predicting what will happen; except that we know something will.

G7998
That was an awesome 'rant'. I agree.
I ain't schmart enuff to go-on like dat!