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Asteroid Impact Apocalypse 2015: Mass Anxiety As Conspiracy Theorists Predict Catastrophe
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The claim that the U.S. government has information about an impending asteroid impact catastrophe, but is keeping the information secret to prevent mass panic, is spreading fast and causing growing anxiety among doomsday believers.
Following a series of warnings from doomsday prophets, there is increasing convergence of opinion among believers that an asteroid apocalypse will occur in September, 2015.
But while governments with privileged information are allegedly keeping the information secret, the elite are preparing secretly to survive the catastrophe, according to conspiracy theorists.
There are several versions of the predictions of asteroid impact apocalypse being generated and circulated by the online conspiracy theory rumor mill. But the separate strands have converged to strengthen conviction among susceptible individuals exposed to the constant bombardment of doomsday predictions that the asteroid apocalypse will occur in 2015.
The growing mass hysteria appears to have originated with a self proclaimed prophet, Rev. Efrain Rodriguez, who claimed he sent a letter to NASA on Nov. 12, 2010, titled Letter to the Space Agency meteor heading toward Puerto Rico.
In the letter, he claimed he had received a message from God that an asteroid that would soon be seen in the alarm systems of NASA was approaching. He said the asteroid would hit the ocean near Puerto Rico and cause a massive earthquake and tsunami that would devastate the East Coat of the U.S., Mexico, Central, and South America.
Warning against ignoring the message, he instructed NASA to issue an alert so people can be relocated from the areas that are to be affected.
Despite his letter to NASA, Rodriguez believed that the relevant agencies were aware of the impending catastrophe. He claimed that NASA had confirmed the trajectory of the asteroid and that President Barack Obama had been briefed. But the rich and powerful were making plans to store food and build protective shelters for themselves.
Following Rodriguezs prophetic message, several other online groups erupted with a cacophony of related predictions and claims that have caused alarm and helped to heighten tensions over fears of an impending asteroid Armageddon. Rumors, fueled by online NWO conspiracy theory websites, claimed that FEMA was stocking up on body bags, coffins, and other emergency response supplies in preparation for a major catastrophe in Puerto Rico.
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The rumors forced FEMA to issue a statement in 2013. The agency denied it was stockpiling body bags. The FEMA Caribbean Region Director, Alejandro De La Campa, said that it was normal for the agency to purchase and store relevant disaster response material and that it had not made any extraordinary or unusual purchases recently.
FEMA is aware of speculation regarding the purchase of materials from around the United States, especially the Atlantic region. There is no specific threat, catalyst or alert behind the purchase of additional supplies.
But FEMAs efforts to counter growing fears of an asteroid catastrophe in Puerto Rico and along the East Coast of the U.S. mainland havent done much to stop spreading rumors that could spark mass panic.
With the conspiracy theory community looking out for signs of the impending catastrophe, the statement by the French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius, in May, 2014, that the world had only 500 days to avoid climate chaos was interpreted widely as a veiled asteroid impact disclosure statement, although in reality, the minister was only expressing hope that the United Nations climate conference that was scheduled to open in Paris, France, in November, 2015, would yield positive results.
Soon enough, a full blown end-time prophetic statement that originated from a number of sources in the end-time conspiracy theory community had identified September 23-24, 2015, as the asteroid impact apocalypse day.
The prediction was directly inspired by Fabiuss purported veiled warning that the asteroid apocalypse would occur in about 500 days. A number of prophets had simply grabbed their calculators and with the help of a calendar, and an estimate of 500 days to the apocalypse, determined that the asteroid impact would occur around the time of on the Jewish Day of Atonement in 2015, that is, on September 23-24, 2015.
As one of the end-time prophets stated, the authorities have publicly announced through the French foreign minister Laurent Fabius, that apocalypse would occur in September, 2015.
The governments of the world know that a very large asteroid will hit the earth on September 24, 2015, and they have publicly announced it already through the French foreign minister Laurent Fabius on May 13, 2014. They will attempt to nuke this asteroid, which will break it into smaller pieces that will reign down all over the earth causing massive destruction.
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Asteroid Impact Apocalypse 2015: Mass Anxiety As Conspiracy Theorists Predict Catastrophe
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The claim that the U.S. government has information about an impending asteroid impact catastrophe, but is keeping the information secret to prevent mass panic, is spreading fast and causing growing anxiety among doomsday believers.
Following a series of warnings from doomsday prophets, there is increasing convergence of opinion among believers that an asteroid apocalypse will occur in September, 2015.
But while governments with privileged information are allegedly keeping the information secret, the elite are preparing secretly to survive the catastrophe, according to conspiracy theorists.
There are several versions of the predictions of asteroid impact apocalypse being generated and circulated by the online conspiracy theory rumor mill. But the separate strands have converged to strengthen conviction among susceptible individuals exposed to the constant bombardment of doomsday predictions that the asteroid apocalypse will occur in 2015.
The growing mass hysteria appears to have originated with a self proclaimed prophet, Rev. Efrain Rodriguez, who claimed he sent a letter to NASA on Nov. 12, 2010, titled Letter to the Space Agency meteor heading toward Puerto Rico.
In the letter, he claimed he had received a message from God that an asteroid that would soon be seen in the alarm systems of NASA was approaching. He said the asteroid would hit the ocean near Puerto Rico and cause a massive earthquake and tsunami that would devastate the East Coat of the U.S., Mexico, Central, and South America.
Warning against ignoring the message, he instructed NASA to issue an alert so people can be relocated from the areas that are to be affected.
Despite his letter to NASA, Rodriguez believed that the relevant agencies were aware of the impending catastrophe. He claimed that NASA had confirmed the trajectory of the asteroid and that President Barack Obama had been briefed. But the rich and powerful were making plans to store food and build protective shelters for themselves.
Following Rodriguezs prophetic message, several other online groups erupted with a cacophony of related predictions and claims that have caused alarm and helped to heighten tensions over fears of an impending asteroid Armageddon. Rumors, fueled by online NWO conspiracy theory websites, claimed that FEMA was stocking up on body bags, coffins, and other emergency response supplies in preparation for a major catastrophe in Puerto Rico.
The rumors forced FEMA to issue a statement in 2013. The agency denied it was stockpiling body bags. The FEMA Caribbean Region Director, Alejandro De La Campa, said that it was normal for the agency to purchase and store relevant disaster response material and that it had not made any extraordinary or unusual purchases recently.
FEMA is aware of speculation regarding the purchase of materials from around the United States, especially the Atlantic region. There is no specific threat, catalyst or alert behind the purchase of additional supplies.
But FEMAs efforts to counter growing fears of an asteroid catastrophe in Puerto Rico and along the East Coast of the U.S. mainland havent done much to stop spreading rumors that could spark mass panic.
With the conspiracy theory community looking out for signs of the impending catastrophe, the statement by the French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius, in May, 2014, that the world had only 500 days to avoid climate chaos was interpreted widely as a veiled asteroid impact disclosure statement, although in reality, the minister was only expressing hope that the United Nations climate conference that was scheduled to open in Paris, France, in November, 2015, would yield positive results.
Soon enough, a full blown end-time prophetic statement that originated from a number of sources in the end-time conspiracy theory community had identified September 23-24, 2015, as the asteroid impact apocalypse day.
The prediction was directly inspired by Fabiuss purported veiled warning that the asteroid apocalypse would occur in about 500 days. A number of prophets had simply grabbed their calculators and with the help of a calendar, and an estimate of 500 days to the apocalypse, determined that the asteroid impact would occur around the time of on the Jewish Day of Atonement in 2015, that is, on September 23-24, 2015.
As one of the end-time prophets stated, the authorities have publicly announced through the French foreign minister Laurent Fabius, that apocalypse would occur in September, 2015.
The governments of the world know that a very large asteroid will hit the earth on September 24, 2015, and they have publicly announced it already through the French foreign minister Laurent Fabius on May 13, 2014. They will attempt to nuke this asteroid, which will break it into smaller pieces that will reign down all over the earth causing massive destruction.
The credibility of these prophecies among evangelical Christians was enhanced by the TV evangelist Pat Robertson, who predicted in April, 2014, that an asteroid impact would occur to fulfill the prophetic words of Jesus Christ.
Hey, just get ready. Get right and stay right with the Lord. It could be next week, or it could be a 1,000 years from now, but nevertheless we want to be ready at whatever time the Lord says Im wrapping it up, its time to come home.'
As conspiracy theorists count down to Armageddon, warnings continue proliferating.
In Dec. 31, 2014, the NWO conspiracy theory website All News Pipeline posted a blog message titled, Is This Why The Astronomers Died? End Times Signs And Events Converging!
The writer of the blog post suggested there was indisputable evidence that something extremely strange is happening to our planet Earth, heralding an incoming heavenly body.
The post suggested that the elites were preparing for the apocalypse by building underground bunkers and assassinating astronomers who could let the cat out of the bag and cause mass panic.
The impression that something extremely strange is happening to our planet Earth has been carefully nurtured by conspiracy theory websites such as Extinction Protocol, which assiduously document natural disasters around the globe.
All News Pipeline also published on January 4, a piece by Susan Duclos, titled, E.L.E. (Extinction Level Event) Coming? Asteroid Warning, Govt Preps Underground Bases.
Duclos hinted that a number of events occurring right now point to impending catastrophe.
And as if to confirm fears, NASA has announced it is staging a presentation of a hypothetical asteroid impact scenario at the 2015 IAA Planetary Defense Conference (PDC) to be held in April. According to NASA, the scenario, which is completely fictional but realistic, would consider possible responses by the worlds governments to an steroid discovered on April 13, 2015, the first day of the conference, at magnitude 20.9, declination -39 degrees and heading south.
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What do you guys think? I personally think it's a load of bs. Leave your thoughts below :') Thanks for reading
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The claim that the U.S. government has information about an impending asteroid impact catastrophe, but is keeping the information secret to prevent mass panic, is spreading fast and causing growing anxiety among doomsday believers.
Following a series of warnings from doomsday prophets, there is increasing convergence of opinion among believers that an asteroid apocalypse will occur in September, 2015.
But while governments with privileged information are allegedly keeping the information secret, the elite are preparing secretly to survive the catastrophe, according to conspiracy theorists.
There are several versions of the predictions of asteroid impact apocalypse being generated and circulated by the online conspiracy theory rumor mill. But the separate strands have converged to strengthen conviction among susceptible individuals exposed to the constant bombardment of doomsday predictions that the asteroid apocalypse will occur in 2015.
The growing mass hysteria appears to have originated with a self proclaimed prophet, Rev. Efrain Rodriguez, who claimed he sent a letter to NASA on Nov. 12, 2010, titled Letter to the Space Agency meteor heading toward Puerto Rico.
In the letter, he claimed he had received a message from God that an asteroid that would soon be seen in the alarm systems of NASA was approaching. He said the asteroid would hit the ocean near Puerto Rico and cause a massive earthquake and tsunami that would devastate the East Coat of the U.S., Mexico, Central, and South America.
Warning against ignoring the message, he instructed NASA to issue an alert so people can be relocated from the areas that are to be affected.
Despite his letter to NASA, Rodriguez believed that the relevant agencies were aware of the impending catastrophe. He claimed that NASA had confirmed the trajectory of the asteroid and that President Barack Obama had been briefed. But the rich and powerful were making plans to store food and build protective shelters for themselves.
Following Rodriguezs prophetic message, several other online groups erupted with a cacophony of related predictions and claims that have caused alarm and helped to heighten tensions over fears of an impending asteroid Armageddon. Rumors, fueled by online NWO conspiracy theory websites, claimed that FEMA was stocking up on body bags, coffins, and other emergency response supplies in preparation for a major catastrophe in Puerto Rico.
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The rumors forced FEMA to issue a statement in 2013. The agency denied it was stockpiling body bags. The FEMA Caribbean Region Director, Alejandro De La Campa, said that it was normal for the agency to purchase and store relevant disaster response material and that it had not made any extraordinary or unusual purchases recently.
FEMA is aware of speculation regarding the purchase of materials from around the United States, especially the Atlantic region. There is no specific threat, catalyst or alert behind the purchase of additional supplies.
But FEMAs efforts to counter growing fears of an asteroid catastrophe in Puerto Rico and along the East Coast of the U.S. mainland havent done much to stop spreading rumors that could spark mass panic.
With the conspiracy theory community looking out for signs of the impending catastrophe, the statement by the French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius, in May, 2014, that the world had only 500 days to avoid climate chaos was interpreted widely as a veiled asteroid impact disclosure statement, although in reality, the minister was only expressing hope that the United Nations climate conference that was scheduled to open in Paris, France, in November, 2015, would yield positive results.
Soon enough, a full blown end-time prophetic statement that originated from a number of sources in the end-time conspiracy theory community had identified September 23-24, 2015, as the asteroid impact apocalypse day.
The prediction was directly inspired by Fabiuss purported veiled warning that the asteroid apocalypse would occur in about 500 days. A number of prophets had simply grabbed their calculators and with the help of a calendar, and an estimate of 500 days to the apocalypse, determined that the asteroid impact would occur around the time of on the Jewish Day of Atonement in 2015, that is, on September 23-24, 2015.
As one of the end-time prophets stated, the authorities have publicly announced through the French foreign minister Laurent Fabius, that apocalypse would occur in September, 2015.
The governments of the world know that a very large asteroid will hit the earth on September 24, 2015, and they have publicly announced it already through the French foreign minister Laurent Fabius on May 13, 2014. They will attempt to nuke this asteroid, which will break it into smaller pieces that will reign down all over the earth causing massive destruction.
Posted in: Odd News Posted: February 4, 2015
Asteroid Impact Apocalypse 2015: Mass Anxiety As Conspiracy Theorists Predict Catastrophe
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Asteroid
The claim that the U.S. government has information about an impending asteroid impact catastrophe, but is keeping the information secret to prevent mass panic, is spreading fast and causing growing anxiety among doomsday believers.
Following a series of warnings from doomsday prophets, there is increasing convergence of opinion among believers that an asteroid apocalypse will occur in September, 2015.
But while governments with privileged information are allegedly keeping the information secret, the elite are preparing secretly to survive the catastrophe, according to conspiracy theorists.
There are several versions of the predictions of asteroid impact apocalypse being generated and circulated by the online conspiracy theory rumor mill. But the separate strands have converged to strengthen conviction among susceptible individuals exposed to the constant bombardment of doomsday predictions that the asteroid apocalypse will occur in 2015.
The growing mass hysteria appears to have originated with a self proclaimed prophet, Rev. Efrain Rodriguez, who claimed he sent a letter to NASA on Nov. 12, 2010, titled Letter to the Space Agency meteor heading toward Puerto Rico.
In the letter, he claimed he had received a message from God that an asteroid that would soon be seen in the alarm systems of NASA was approaching. He said the asteroid would hit the ocean near Puerto Rico and cause a massive earthquake and tsunami that would devastate the East Coat of the U.S., Mexico, Central, and South America.
Warning against ignoring the message, he instructed NASA to issue an alert so people can be relocated from the areas that are to be affected.
Despite his letter to NASA, Rodriguez believed that the relevant agencies were aware of the impending catastrophe. He claimed that NASA had confirmed the trajectory of the asteroid and that President Barack Obama had been briefed. But the rich and powerful were making plans to store food and build protective shelters for themselves.
Following Rodriguezs prophetic message, several other online groups erupted with a cacophony of related predictions and claims that have caused alarm and helped to heighten tensions over fears of an impending asteroid Armageddon. Rumors, fueled by online NWO conspiracy theory websites, claimed that FEMA was stocking up on body bags, coffins, and other emergency response supplies in preparation for a major catastrophe in Puerto Rico.
The rumors forced FEMA to issue a statement in 2013. The agency denied it was stockpiling body bags. The FEMA Caribbean Region Director, Alejandro De La Campa, said that it was normal for the agency to purchase and store relevant disaster response material and that it had not made any extraordinary or unusual purchases recently.
FEMA is aware of speculation regarding the purchase of materials from around the United States, especially the Atlantic region. There is no specific threat, catalyst or alert behind the purchase of additional supplies.
But FEMAs efforts to counter growing fears of an asteroid catastrophe in Puerto Rico and along the East Coast of the U.S. mainland havent done much to stop spreading rumors that could spark mass panic.
With the conspiracy theory community looking out for signs of the impending catastrophe, the statement by the French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius, in May, 2014, that the world had only 500 days to avoid climate chaos was interpreted widely as a veiled asteroid impact disclosure statement, although in reality, the minister was only expressing hope that the United Nations climate conference that was scheduled to open in Paris, France, in November, 2015, would yield positive results.
Soon enough, a full blown end-time prophetic statement that originated from a number of sources in the end-time conspiracy theory community had identified September 23-24, 2015, as the asteroid impact apocalypse day.
The prediction was directly inspired by Fabiuss purported veiled warning that the asteroid apocalypse would occur in about 500 days. A number of prophets had simply grabbed their calculators and with the help of a calendar, and an estimate of 500 days to the apocalypse, determined that the asteroid impact would occur around the time of on the Jewish Day of Atonement in 2015, that is, on September 23-24, 2015.
As one of the end-time prophets stated, the authorities have publicly announced through the French foreign minister Laurent Fabius, that apocalypse would occur in September, 2015.
The governments of the world know that a very large asteroid will hit the earth on September 24, 2015, and they have publicly announced it already through the French foreign minister Laurent Fabius on May 13, 2014. They will attempt to nuke this asteroid, which will break it into smaller pieces that will reign down all over the earth causing massive destruction.
The credibility of these prophecies among evangelical Christians was enhanced by the TV evangelist Pat Robertson, who predicted in April, 2014, that an asteroid impact would occur to fulfill the prophetic words of Jesus Christ.
Hey, just get ready. Get right and stay right with the Lord. It could be next week, or it could be a 1,000 years from now, but nevertheless we want to be ready at whatever time the Lord says Im wrapping it up, its time to come home.'
As conspiracy theorists count down to Armageddon, warnings continue proliferating.
In Dec. 31, 2014, the NWO conspiracy theory website All News Pipeline posted a blog message titled, Is This Why The Astronomers Died? End Times Signs And Events Converging!
The writer of the blog post suggested there was indisputable evidence that something extremely strange is happening to our planet Earth, heralding an incoming heavenly body.
The post suggested that the elites were preparing for the apocalypse by building underground bunkers and assassinating astronomers who could let the cat out of the bag and cause mass panic.
The impression that something extremely strange is happening to our planet Earth has been carefully nurtured by conspiracy theory websites such as Extinction Protocol, which assiduously document natural disasters around the globe.
All News Pipeline also published on January 4, a piece by Susan Duclos, titled, E.L.E. (Extinction Level Event) Coming? Asteroid Warning, Govt Preps Underground Bases.
Duclos hinted that a number of events occurring right now point to impending catastrophe.
And as if to confirm fears, NASA has announced it is staging a presentation of a hypothetical asteroid impact scenario at the 2015 IAA Planetary Defense Conference (PDC) to be held in April. According to NASA, the scenario, which is completely fictional but realistic, would consider possible responses by the worlds governments to an steroid discovered on April 13, 2015, the first day of the conference, at magnitude 20.9, declination -39 degrees and heading south.
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What do you guys think? I personally think it's a load of bs. Leave your thoughts below :') Thanks for reading
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This personally creeps the living sh*t out of me, these things are one of the more likely scenarios.
I am a bit of a doomsday worrier however, so it is me probably being overreactive.
I am a bit of a doomsday worrier however, so it is me probably being overreactive.
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Just another 2012 thing.
Can't wait to see the movie that's most likely going to come up.
Can't wait to see the movie that's most likely going to come up.
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Motto: "I'l no I grew up to fast speed I no u will be little famous" - Famous_Energy
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Way too much religion in this theory for my taste.
I'm all for legitimate scientific concerns, but "messages from god" have been happening for thousands of years, and we're not dead yet.
I'm all for legitimate scientific concerns, but "messages from god" have been happening for thousands of years, and we're not dead yet.
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Let's look at it this way; Who cares.
There is literally 0 point in predicting or even fearing the end of the world.
1. If you're wrong, you look like an idiot.
2. If you're right, everyone is dead, including you, so you still lose.
There is literally 0 point in predicting or even fearing the end of the world.
1. If you're wrong, you look like an idiot.
2. If you're right, everyone is dead, including you, so you still lose.
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RIP to us
Nah, but on a serious note, things like this happen all the time, people predict something it doesn't happen so someone else predicts something similar forecast for the future.
What a load of baloney.
Nah, but on a serious note, things like this happen all the time, people predict something it doesn't happen so someone else predicts something similar forecast for the future.
What a load of baloney.
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If the American government were to find anything out, which they wouldn't, they would keep it to themselves.. Which is probably the best way to go.
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speed wrote Way too much religion in this theory for my taste.
I'm all for legitimate scientific concerns, but "messages from god" have been happening for thousands of years, and we're not dead yet.
Exactly, there is no scientific proof that an asteroid will hit us. One just passed us, but didnt come anywhere near us.
silly doomsday kids
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I don't believe it but still have anxiety attack
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This would suck but honestly the way my life been going I could care less if it happens.
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