The world is coming to an end! Can they survive it?
Name: CBC Doc Zone 2010.12.02 – Apocalypse 2012 Description: December 21, 2012 – disaster will strike the planet. The world, as we know it, will end. That is what many people, millions of web sites and international doomsday entrepreneurs predict. Written, produced and directed by award-winning documentarian Cynthia Banks, Apocalypse 2012 presents the leaders, chroniclers, debunkers and the businessmen of this wide-spread certainty of a global cataclysm. Apocalypse 2012 follows people trying to protect themselves and others from what they believe is coming. Sure we’ve seen a lot of this before. But what’s different and fascinating about all these predictions is that doomsday fear is moving into the mainstream culture at a remarkable scary pace. Apocalypse 2012 examines why this particular doomsday has become so significant. Developer Larry Hall is converting an Atlas F missile base in Kansas into a heavily-guarded, fully-furnished underground luxury condominium shelter. Half a floor goes for $900,00 (US). Belgian author Patrick Geryl thinks anyone underground will be destroyed so he is building his community’s dwellings on the highest mountain in Spain. Dennis McClung, founder of the world’s largest 2012 supply web-site, rejects the notion that he is a fear-monger preferring to see himself as a supplier of the tools of self-reliance. Visitors from the US, India, Australia and Canada can cause McCung’s site to spike at 150000 hits per day. George Noory is the host of Coast …
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What I want to know is how do these Mayan scholar’s of the present think that the 2012 deal is hoax, etc.
Hundreds if not thousands of items of Mayan culture were destroyed when they were invaded by (I believe, correct me if I am wrong) Spain.
So how do they know that they are not making a mistake when they only have 1/2 or less of the information?
Apocalypse 2012 – Broadcasted December 2 & 3, 2010 on National CBC-TV December 21, 2012 – disaster will strike the planet. The world, as we know it, will end. That is what many people, millions of web sites and international doomsday entrepreneurs predict. Written, produced and directed by award-winning documentarian Cynthia Banks, Apocalypse 2012 presents the leaders, chroniclers, debunkers and the businessmen of this wide-spread certainty of a global cataclysm. Apocalypse 2012 follows people trying to protect themselves and others from what they believe is coming. Sure we’ve seen a lot of this before. But what’s different and fascinating about all these predictions is that doomsday fear is moving into the mainstream culture at a remarkable scary pace. Apocalypse 2012 examines why this particular doomsday has become so significant. Developer Larry Hall is converting an Atlas F missile base in Kansas into a heavily-guarded, fully-furnished underground luxury condominium shelter. Half a floor goes for $900,00 (US). Belgian author Patrick Geryl thinks anyone underground will be destroyed so he is building his community’s dwellings on the highest mountain in Spain. Dennis McClung, founder of the world’s largest 2012 supply web-site, rejects the notion that he is a fear-monger preferring to see himself as a supplier of the tools of self-reliance. Visitors from the US, India, Australia and Canada can cause McCung’s site to spike at 150000 hits per day. George Noory is the host …