The sooner this earth and all its cut throat ways die, the better. I'm all for it. The sooner the better.

All religious texts talk of some apocalypse and only a few worthy survive, the rest go into oblivion. Take for example, Noahs Ark....

And you know what wise men say...History Repeats Itself.

And history has ALWAYS repeated itself.

This post has been edited by Xepz: Aug 27 2009, 12:17 AM

Not just war and economic cycles, but even the climate and environment goes through cycles. That is why the ancients used the phoenix to symbolize death and rebirth.

Right now, there is enough evidence to suggest that global warming is not solely man made....NASA has acknowledged other solar system planets are warming up as well, over the past decade. The earth/solar system is currently going through some meteor/asteroid cloud. The sun has not given out sun spots for years, until recently. Honey bees are dying out. Frogs are dying out. Butterflies are dying out. On their own.

I personally believe mainstream science has covered up a lot of things and only "allow" small bits to the public. Unless you hunt for them, you won't find them. I won't post links here, but you can try searching for it - If you want. Also the mainstream news will never report such things.

One of my interests is history.

There is actually a lot of evidence of sunken ruined cities existing under the ocean bed.....past civilizations....And the implications are compelling.

What does this mean..... a lot of civilizations have come and gone in the past. We are brainwashed by the media to think we are the best civilization ever - not true. The ancient people knew A LOT more than us, and in many ways were MUCH more advanced than us, yet they died out too. Nothing suggests we won't go the same way....and I don't think it will be that long away as well.

The world may be headed for a bright glorious future, but not before a lot of upheavals and crisis take place. It is like a body detox....the bad comes before any good.

A lot of people will naturally brush this off because humans naturally don't want to listen to anything "bad." We are not hard wired to remember bad things. If I told you on September 10, 2001, that the next day, a couple of planes would slam into the WTC, you would have called me mad.