hanabi_black_shooter Dec 30, 2011 12:26pm

2012 alien invasion...

justinmk114 Oct 4, 2011 9:16pm

from a grateful flood

justinmk114 Oct 4, 2011 9:15pm

it could

mandy300 Mar 15, 2011 3:46pm

I don't want that to happen and first it starts with animals dying like birds and fish which already started on new years day! and someone who shall not be named told me that it was the [I][B]apocalypse[/B][/I] coming or starting to happen so i cried my eyes out that night non-stop on the phone with someone else who shall not be named and then he/she cried with me so we are very scared hoping it doesn't happen but i think now they said it wont happen till 2060 so i guess thats good for them to stop the [I][B]apocalypse[/B][/I] in that time!

cap81122 Oct 24, 2010 10:26pm

Revelation states that the old world will end and the new Jerusalem will arrive. How it happens we do not know for sure only that it will happen.

JJGhostrider Jun 3, 2010 12:14pm

I will give you the countdown to 2012 occasionally. Please don't be scared.Every month I will let you know the remaining time left so you will see that it is not true. The world will not end in 2012.
ON CNN No I won't shut up Welcome to iReport, Mr. Joe Carl the news with CNN. Your news just how you like it
THE WORLD WILL NOT END IN 2012
a current event article by Jackson, published on 11 November 2009
tagged as nasa, 2012, psuedoscience, and maya
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The apocalypse is not scheduled for December 21, 2012, according to NASA. Scientists at the US space agency are taking an unusual swipe at doomsday crackpottery this week in an online campaign designed to address fears fueled by the end of a cycle in the ancient Mayan calendar, a Hollywood movie, and a fresh wave of pseudo-science crackpots. Not to mention Sony’s viral marketing campaign.

“Nothing bad will happen to the Earth in 2012,” NASA states in a new FAQ web page set up for the occasion. “Our planet has been getting along just fine for more than 4 billion years, and credible scientists know of no threat associated with 2012.”

The space agency is taking aim at a popular end-of-days scenario given credence on various crank websites that a planet called Nibiru or Planet X will collide with Earth during the 2012 holiday season, wreaking havoc and devastation on an unparalleled scale. The story goes that NASA has been secretly tracking this rogue planet since 1983 but has suppressed all news of its existence across the world in the name of “global security.” NASA says this tale is factually untrue.

Of course, that’s just what you’d expect them to say…