44-End of World Prophecies/Failed

[KillZone]

Forty-Four End-of-the-World Prophecies——That Failed (link):

http://www.randi.org/encyclopedia/appendix3.html

A favorite subject of prophets has always been the end of mankind and/or the demise of our planet and/or the collapse of the entire universe. Part of the technique, for some, is to place the date far enough ahead that when The End fails to arrive, the oracle is no longer around to have to explain why. Others, often to encourage the surrender of property and other worldly chattels by the Believers, prepare excuses well in advance and manage to survive the great disappointment that often follows a failed prediction. In any case, the resilient fans never discredit the notion; they merely redesign the details and settle back once more to confidently await doom.

This is what we will see, I predict: In any case, the resilient fans never discredit the notion; they merely redesign the details and settle back once more to confidently await doom.

Here is a short list of some rather interesting end-of-the-world prognostications, beginning with biblical references and ending with some contemporary seers and their doomsayings. Judging from the record earned by the soothsayers in this matter, we may safely assume that our planet will continue very much the same as it is for some considerable period into the future.

These are religious in nature. And these do not include a slew of other bizarre claims about the world ending.

No doubt more believe in 21 Dec than in all of these combined.

One of my favorites, Jeane Dixon, in the I980s:

1980s The unsinkable Jeane Dixon, ever optimistic and daring, predicted in 1970 that a comet would strike the earth in the "mid-80's" at a place that she knew, but did not deign to tell. That information was to be held until a "future date." She said of this event that it "may well become known as one of the worst disasters of the 20th century."

Oops.

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A friend of mine was in probably one of the most Biblically correct end times cults in world history. This is one reason I became an expert in Biblical literature and theory. They actually thought EUROPE was going to attack the USA with nukes. They supported their theory with Scripture from their official interpretation of the Bible. This is a cult that though white people were from the lost tribes of Israel (folks who stopped any Old Testament practices for centuries) and that Ukrainians like Gagafreebird where from the tribe of Judah and Benjamin (since they retained the Saturday Sabbath). But as evidenced by time, it is all bullshit and lies. I just got the A Brief History of the Jews by Clement Wood and it explains once again that Yahweh is no different than any other primitive, fake deity used for political and ethnic purposes. Totally satanic. And the bloodshed and evolutionary stagnatuion the insane middle east cults and organized religions have caused is just unbelievable.

[GanjaFreebird]

A friend of mine was in probably one of the most Biblically correct end times cults in world history. This is one reason I became an expert in Biblical literature and theory.

Of course, there are other reasons as well, as far as your knowledge of the Torah is concerned.

This is a cult that though white people were from the lost tribes of Israel (folks who stopped any Old Testament practices for centuries)

Well, some White people do have some Jewish blood in them.

and that Ukrainians like Gagafreebird where from the tribe of Judah and Benjamin (since they retained the Saturday Sabbath).

Jews who were born in Ukraine are indeed from those tribes as well.