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Bong Sow, I watched those youtube links you posted, and have to say that most of the things on that show were based on vague prophecies and speculation. I will say though that a lot of the evidence is pretty frightening- the Mayan calendar, which is even more accurate than our own, ends 12/21/12. Astronomers have confirmed that at that date the earth will cross the "equator" of the universe and may cause the poles to shift.
But besides the Mayan calendar and scientific evidence, the only other "prophecy" that caught my attention was the one internet program. Supposidly one of the people who ran it used information off of it to predict 9/11 (to be exact, they predicted during the summer of '01 that a huge event in the upcoming months would permanently change the lives of Americans). I don't remember if the program predicted the world ending in 2012, but it did predict a series of catastrophes starting in the 2008-2009 range.
Everything else on that show was pretty much BS IMO. There isn't even proof that some of those prophets even existed (one in particular was made up by an author). Also, whenever a prophet predicted a ruler by name, don't people realize that royal families could look back on that prophecy and think "Hey, someone by this name is going to be ruler in 25 years. Let's give our kid that name just in case it's him."
Back to the subject of the thread, I do think something big will happen around 12/21/12. I don't think it'll be the end of the world. At worst, millions of upon millions of deaths result from worldwide massive earthquakes and tsunamis caused by the shifting of the poles. At best, nothing happens but mass chaos erupts simply because people are expecting the end of the world.
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