December 21, 2012 may or may not be doomsday
but apparently at least 25 million people think
that there won't be a Christmas this year because
of the Mayan apocalypse.
That's a pretty scary statistic considering
that a good percentage of these people are probably
hoarding guns and other weapons to protect themselves
from the impending doom. Will these people go
crazy on December 20, ahead of the supposed end
date?
Apparently, that thought is worrisome to NASA
and the US government. A senior NASA scientist
went on Current TV in yet another effort to quell
the rising panic about the approaching doomsday
date.
"A lot of young people believe this and
that is pretty scary. I hear from kids who
say they can't eat, they can't sleep, they're
considering suicide..." said NASA scientist
David Morrison. "There's a poll that suggest
that 25 million Americans don't expect to see
Christmas this year...I worry about those people.
There's nothing that's going to happen to the
earth, no cosmic catastrophe. But it's a little
scary to think of millions of people who are
storing up guns and ammo and machetes. I just
hope they stay in their hole on the 21st and
don't come out and make a mess."
He's right. If all the people who think the
world will be ending on December 21, 2012 come
out a day or so ahead of time and kill people,
rob stores or cause all out chaos, there really
will be a disaster of epic proportions.
Are you worried about the 25 million people
expecting a doomsday type scenario on 12/21/12?
Do you think there will be mass chaos whether
the Mayans were right or not? and do you have
the 37
items necessary to survive any disaster?
December 21, 2012 may or may not be doomsday
but apparently at least 25 million people think
that there won't be a Christmas this year because
of the Mayan apocalypse.