Yes, I am aware of how late it is in my current local time, but I'm in a sort of zone of fascination and I wish to delve, at least partially for the time being, into a very complex topic of historic controversy and debate: December 21st, 2012.
I can't remember when I first heard about the doomsday prophecies of 2012, but the first time I can clearly remember would have to be one sunny day outside during my Grade 9 year, when a friend of mine brought it up when we where all in a sort of sarcastic teen mode. He, at the time, was the only one being serious, and he put it very bluntly when he said it: "Apparently, we're all going to die because the Mayans and Romans said so."
At first I remember thinking he was joking, then in a second realizing he wasn't. Of course, hearing it so bluntly and suddenly, I tell him that's ridiculous.
The following night out of pure curiosity, I start doing some research on the topic, and am incredibly fascinated by what I find.
Strangely enough, what I found out then would later be dwarfed by my future discoveries on the topic.
Apparently, the Mayans, Nostradamus, and the 'Web-Bot' Project, along with countless other prophetic sources, all pointed to some sort of doomsday and/or great rebirth/revival of the entire planet during 2012.
All of you who have done some delving into the topic yourselves will know all about the Mayan predictions and the end of the fourth bak'tun cycle, most of you will know about Nostradamus and his predictions about a series of cataclysmic events occurring in that year, but very little of you will know about the modern prophetic source and its predictions on the topic, known only as the Web-Bot Project.
THE WEB-BOT PROJECT:
The 'Web-Bot' Project was a project set up in the late 1990's by inventors trying to figure out a way to successfully predict changes in the stock-markets, and for the first few years following its completion began to realize it was incredibly accurate.
The Project is made up of a series of computing cycles and 'agents' which comb the web and choose out words and letters almost completely at random. The randomized words are put in order by date and time scanned, and then sent to other supercomputers to be filtered to make as much sense as possible. Incredibly, the biggest mistake that ever turns up is a slight grammatical error, and the filtered words and letters make total sense.
At the official dawn of the 21st century, the inventors of the Web-Bot Project began to realize that the predictions it made weren't only correct about the stock-markets, but also about other world events.
In June of 2001, the Project predicted that a world-changing catastrophic event that would draw the concern of every nation to one subject would occur within the next 30-60 days.
On September 11th 2001, the World Trade Center was destroyed, and the eyes of the world turned upon the subject of global terrorism.
Many of you are going to find my slight examples very uncompelling, and personally, I don't blame you. I have neither the time nor the effort to write down everything I have found. What I'm attempting to do is to convey the jist of what I've discovered to you. I encourage you to look deeper into the subject if you feel compelled enough to do so.
I suggest and encourage you all to watch as many of the videos on the web page found at the following link as possible, and suggest to each and every one of you to keep an open mind well doing so:
http://www.history.com/video.do?name=armageddon
These videos really make you think hard on this topic, just so your rightfully warned ahead of time.
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