21 December 2012 marks the day after the end of the Mayan Long Count Calendar, but did they truly believe that this marks the end of the world as we know it?

The Mayans and Nostradamus, according to many scholars the world over, did NOT predict the end of the world in December 2012, or more specifically on 21 December 2012. Could it be though, through completely misguided "belief" that they did, and through media "hype" for the story, knowing how humanity seems to love mysticism and the unknown, that they have, unwittingly, set the stage for bringing about the end of the world as we know it?

What predictions did the great Nostradamus make for 2012?

Planning an armageddon party in 2012? Got the Mayan calender posted in your cubicle at work? The world doesn’t end every year; let’s make the most of it!

I wrote a piece yesterday (please click the link here- (http://socyberty.com/issues/ben-bernacke-will-devalue-the-dollar-40-like-fdr-did/)).
This piece referred to a speech FED Chairman Ben Bernancke in 2002 where he has done everything he said he would do if he were confronted with a Great Depression. Since Bernacke is going to devalue the currency like FDR did in 1933-4, it would follow that the price of gold will skyrocket. 3,000 an ounce is conservative for the price of gold next year.

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With December 21, 2012 less than two years away, predictions for the end of the world could spell its own disaster for prisons around the globe.

A hiker from Brazil claims he uncovered stone tablets with dire warnings of 2012…

A Woman living in a small village in Leicestershire, United Kingdom claims she was abducted by aliens and given warnings for a dire future for mankind after being lured into a local wood by an anoymous contact from Facebook.