2012 (not the movie)

[Youngblood]

I just saw an ad for this site on Prime Time tv. The IHC: The Institute for Human Continuity

Okies you conspiracy theorists, doomsday sayers, keepers of the all things spooky and skeery. Thank me now for giving you this link, because I obviously won't be here later.

[Chris Nagel]

Well, the USA Presidential Elections coincides with the the 2012 date. Who knows...

[CGM]

Well, the USA Presidential Elections coincides with the the 2012 date. Who knows...

LOL 2012. the end of the world, may as well give whatshername from Alaska a chance.

[CFH]

The whole 2012 hysteria is nothing but a marketing scheme exploiting peoples paranoia in order to make money combined with the ravings of lunatics, attention seekers, and the misguided.

[CFH]

Well, the USA Presidential Elections coincides with the the 2012 date. Who knows...

LOL 2012. the end of the world, may as well give whatshername from Alaska a chance.

If she is going to become President, I'd just as soon see the world end. I would have no point in humanity from the moment on.

[Youngblood]

The whole 2012 hysteria is nothing but a marketing scheme exploiting peoples paranoia in order to make money combined with the ravings of lunatics, attention seekers, and the misguided.

They must be doing alright. Not at all surprised they exist, expect there are many websites like it. What caught me off guard was seeing them on prime time tv. Thats got to cost boatloads of money.

[CFH]

The whole 2012 hysteria is nothing but a marketing scheme exploiting peoples paranoia in order to make money combined with the ravings of lunatics, attention seekers, and the misguided.

They must be doing alright. Not at all surprised they exist, expect there are many websites like it. What caught me off guard was seeing them on prime time tv. Thats got to cost boatloads of money.

The amount of shows I have seen dedicated to providing "evidence" of some impending doom in 2012 is ridiculous. They frequently appear on The History Channel and The Discovery Channel etc., it's nothing but a fad. People are always going to have an endless appetite for these kinds of things, it's only natural, and there's always going to be some other people rubbing their hands together ready to cash in on it.

Anyone else remember when y2k was going to spell doom for all humanity (that's obviously a bit hyperbolic)? Hell, before the first Gulf War I remember seeing all these Christian books pop up telling everyone that Saddam Hussein was the Anti-Christ etc.

[CGM]

The whole 2012 hysteria is nothing but a marketing scheme exploiting peoples paranoia in order to make money combined with the ravings of lunatics, attention seekers, and the misguided.

If there's hysteria happening on anything more than a tiny scale, then it's escaped my attention. The movie is pure escapism, I doubt many people are fooled.

I'll have to look up what the Mayan lore says is gonna happen, after all it's their calendar that is ending I believe.

[CFH]

The whole 2012 hysteria is nothing but a marketing scheme exploiting peoples paranoia in order to make money combined with the ravings of lunatics, attention seekers, and the misguided.

If there's hysteria happening on anything more than a tiny scale, then it's escaped my attention. The movie is pure escapism, I doubt many people are fooled.

I'll have to look up what the Mayan lore says is gonna happen, after all it's their calendar that is ending I believe.

I didn't know we were just talking about the movie. Nonetheless, they're still making money by capitalizing on peoples interest in a manufactured issue.

[CGM]

The whole 2012 hysteria is nothing but a marketing scheme exploiting peoples paranoia in order to make money combined with the ravings of lunatics, attention seekers, and the misguided.

If there's hysteria happening on anything more than a tiny scale, then it's escaped my attention. The movie is pure escapism, I doubt many people are fooled.

I'll have to look up what the Mayan lore says is gonna happen, after all it's their calendar that is ending I believe.

I didn't know we were just talking about the movie. Nonetheless, they're still making money by capitalizing on peoples interest in a manufactured issue.

huh? who's we? who were you talking about? ok, I wasn't referring to the history channel and discovery channel stuff you mentioned. Anyways, yeah they're making money, but I think you're being a little too cynical here. History/Discovery channels are pretty level headed as tv goes. I don't think people are being exploited, they have an interest in the subject, and so people make shows about it, even if it is bullshit or speculation. I 'd say the number of people who really buy into the doom and prophesy thing is not sufficient to justify these shows. It's just interesting, or maybe just entertainment.

[Spicoli]

Tend to go year by year personally.

[Andre]

Im reasonably sure that the Mayans meant change.
That the world will not ever be ran the same starting from that date.
Or this way will have ran its course by then,
something like that.

[Andre]

Tend to go year by year personally.

Sounds good, but minute by minute would have you seated right at the control center!

[spade]

Well, the USA Presidential Elections coincides with the the 2012 date. Who knows...

LOL 2012. the end of the world, may as well give whatshername from Alaska a chance.

And we can have her poster decorate every government agency and so we can fantasize










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[sonny78]

I just saw an ad for this site on Prime Time tv. The IHC: The Institute for Human Continuity

Okies you conspiracy theorists, doomsday sayers, keepers of the all things spooky and skeery. Thank me now for giving you this link, because I obviously won't be here later.

Its a clever way to advertise the movie, but that is all no one really believes this shit