journalist Benjamin Fulford potential disasters linked since 2008 in Japan with international conspiracies.
global economic crisis, earthquakes that cause tsunamis capable of wiping entire towns off the face of the earth, nuclear crisis, riots in the Arab world, war in Libya ... For the more likely no shortage of reasons to connect the dots and think that the apocalypse has begun. The proof is on the Internet. Following the tsunami in Japan searches for the "end of the world have risen dramatically in the search engines and specialized forums buzzing with speculation about all kinds of prophecies.
Nostradamus. A classic After recent upheavals that have occurred in the Arab world, the Web has become the place to speculate on theories of Nostradamus and the end of the world. The French astronomer predicted the end of the world would come after a "great conflict." Many people have imagined that the current Islamic revolution will lead to the "final war" I was talking about Nostradamus. But the truth is that translations of the revelations that circulate on the Internet is uncertain and can give rise to multiple interpretations. Maya Predictions thousand times we heard of them, but few who know the true content. His famous calendar spells the end of our existence on 21 December (some texts speak of 22) of 2012, when it will begin the countdown to the opening of the first of seven prophecies that the Maya left a legacy. The followers of these theories argue that the movement of Earth's axis and Japan itself is related to the implementation of the first prophecy, "the Earth is affected by changes in the sun by a shift of its axis of rotation." According to these texts, from the movement to produce "major disasters" such as the tsunami that has left thousands dead or missing in Japan. Despite the obvious matches predictions with the recent events experienced by humanity, the truth is that the Mayas spoke of the possibility of change. In our hands left the future of our planet and our decisions also depends on the evolution of history. International plot other hand, Benjamin Fulford, a Canadian journalist Japanese citizen, and spoke in 2008 about the possible disaster that threatened to Japan. For Fulford, the island would be attacked by an earthquake by using related technologies HAARP (U.S. program that studies the properties of the ionosphere) if the government did not submit to the dictates of what he calls the global oligarchy. The fact is this video recorded two years ago has continued to receive views on YouTube since the tsunami took place on Friday 11 March, and many netizens theories relate Fulford striking with a plot to destroy the world. "Terrorist" theories of "conspiracy" by the HAARP have also been described by journalist Sharon Weinberger, who crossed to the research program of "Moby-Dick of the conspiracies." David Naiditch computer also has blamed the HAARP natural disasters that have devastated countries such as Afghanistan or the Philippines with clear "terrorist." In August 2010, several U.S. blamed Russian physicists of being behind the intense heat wave that hit the country and caused numerous fires, doubling the country's mortality. Originally, the goal of HAARP is to promote technological advances that allow and encourage radio surveillance systems such as missile detection. But many people on the Web begin to express their fear and join Machiavellian theories of "Good and Evil," to speculate on the "End of the World" or beliefs of a religious character that will save the "disaster." Also, the seer of Mary Luz Bonilla, often in Latin America for saying that talks with the Virgin, has aroused the curiosity of Internet by the continuous references to Japan he made in his blog days before the tsunami. "Pray for Japan," said the Feb. 20, "Pray, water causes great destruction," warned the 14, "Pray for Japan, will suffer," predicted Feb. 8, "Earthquakes do not wait" said on February 3 and even warned that "the horror is like a giant with a firm step" that "will shake the earth and move the water", on 22 May. Although, as always happens in these cases, the skeptics attribute these similarities to the large number of countries mentioned in their prayers and vagueness their expressions.
The Seven Mayan Prophecies
First prediction: In 2012, the tierrras as we know it will be destroyed. Second prediction: we live in a world of absolute crisis, full of hardship. Third and fourth prophecy: Climate change devastate the planet.
Fifth prophecy: We learn from our mistakes.
Sixth prophecy: "Apocalypse" A comet will announce a new way of life. Seventh Sign: The Man and the world will learn to be just one. Learn to appreciate nature.
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