I don’t know exactly what this guy is talking about, but ok.

Tune into The Discovery Channel tonight at 9pm Eastern Time (U.S.) to see a show titled Apocalypse How, which will examine theories and beliefs regarding the world’s demise.

From UPI.com

LONDON, Oct. 3 (UPI) — The British government said in a recorded announcement prepared in the 1970s that in case of a nuclear apocalypse that people should “stay in their homes.”

 

The Daily Telegraph said Friday that the unearthed emergency script had been created to inform the general public how best to react in the event of incoming nuclear missiles and was based around calm and patience.

“This is the Wartime Broadcasting Service,” the newly released recording said. “This country has been attacked with nuclear weapons.”

“Meanwhile, stay tuned to this wavelength, stay calm and stay in your own homes,” the message adds.

A letter written by former Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications official Harold Greenwood in 1974 accompanied the apocalypse warning that detailed who should record the announcement, the Telegraph reported.

“Indeed, if an unfamiliar voice repeats the same announcement hour after hour for 12 hours listeners may begin to suspect that they are listening to a machine set to switch on every hour (or even that it has got stuck) and that perhaps after all the BBC has been obliterated,” Greenwood recommended.

Wow, I didn’t even know a movie was out about the 2012 Apocalypse theories until a few days ago, and I received the 2012: Doomsday in the mail today from my Blockbuster subscription. The movie begins in Mexico, 36 hours prior to the doomsday date of (12/21/2012). I won’t give away any of the plot, I’ll let you watch the movie for yourself, but it does have an angle/agenda, of which I don’t disagree much.

Science has long speculated that the earth’s center rotates at a different speed from the crust. The big question really has been “What holds the earth’s crust in equilibrium with the center?” Visionary writer and inventor Carl Peterson may have discovered the answer. In looking for the reasons “magnetic north” lies far from the North Pole, Peterson has stumbled upon a scientific explanation that also fits with past polar shifts; and offers probable causes, timing, and local effects of the next shift. His theory complements and completes a Charles Hapgood theory endorsed by Albert Einstein, in which the poles, aided by massive ice build up, are eventually thrown by centrifugal force to the equator.

If the center rotates at a different speed from the crust, there is good reason to believe that this is the cause for the static electricity apparent on the earth’s surface. If that is true, then North Pole on the crust must have an opposite magnetic charge from north in the earth’s core.

The obvious conclusion is that “magnetic north” is not a specific designated point on the globe, but rather an “average” location determined by the confluence of the magnetic north of the massive earth center, and what must be in reality the weaker “magnetic south” of the earth’s crust, which in fact rests at the North Pole.

If the earth’s center has a pronounced “wobble” as it spins, slipping and sliding as it were beneath the crust, it is then the intense magnetic attraction between the two that defines the speed of the earth crust rotation. In other words, the crust spins at exactly the same speed as the wobble, or interior “precession”. This effect can be demonstrated with a gyroscope or simple child’s top. The top can have a high exterior spin rate, and at the same time a slowly wandering wobble.

The magnetic characteristics of the crust are then probably electromagnetic in nature, fully dependent upon the core for activation. If so, it will require a relatively weak catalyst to break this bond, sending the ice at the poles on a journey once again down (or up) to the equator.

Science knows that the ice on the polar land masses continues to build up rapidly. Warmer polar temperatures actually deposit more ice and snow, now more than two miles deep in some places.

A whole raft of prophesies and predictions (Cayce, Nostradamus, Hopi and Mayan Indians) point towards an event like this happening soon.

In his book “Earth Changes” Peterson goes one step further in actually detailing a step by step scenario of the next polar shift. Are there ways to avoid the next shift? Probably not. Are there ways to survive it? Undoubtedly, being in the right place at the right time with the right gear can make a huge difference.

Carl Peterson is truly a man for all seasons. Carl has authored several books including his most recent, “The Zen of No Tax” revealing a simple alternative to the NWO tax conspiracy. Inventor and founder of the Peterson Portable Sawmill, Carl has done the corporate experience, lived in a remote British Columbian religious commune, lived on a Fijian jungle plantation for 13 years, and survived a brutal beating at the hands of armed Fijian soldiers following the ‘87 Fiji coup. At the moment Carl is focusing on a New Zealand tax revolution in order to restore freedom, abundance, sanity, and common sense to government leaders; and working on a new book promoting deeper relationships and connections between individuals. For more information about this article, Carl, or his work, go to http://www.carlpetersononlie.com

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First of all, thanks for stopping by to read my blog. I don’t know how often I’ll update it, but I just wanted it as an outlet to discuss the recent popularity of the “2012 Doomsday” theories.

Personally, I’m not convinced yet. It was just a few years ago that people were concerned about “Y2K” and the havoc it could cause. Of course, it turned out to be insignificant, in that nothing catastrophic happened.

Many various prophesies and ideas about the year 2012 are going around. The Mayan calendar ends on the exact date of December 21, 2012. Some people even say the Bible points toward 2012 as having some sort of catastrophic sun event.

Some people theorize that the events of 2012 will not entirely destroy humankind, as there may be survivors, but the event will bring a new consciousness. Basically, they think that 2012 will be the time that the current era on earth is over. Whether or not we all survive, these thinkers predict that the world as we know it will be changed forever.

So, possibly nothing bad will happen at all, in my opinion. Could all these prophecies simply point to a change for the better of humankind? Could the human race simply become more enlightened by some kind of event that may or may not be cataclysmic?

Anyway, there are many, many theories about what may or may not happen in the year 2012, but that is why I’ve created this blog, so feel free to discuss and post your own comments and ideas about “2012 Doomsday” theories.

My philosophy is that I’m not sure what can be done about the “end of the world”, except to live life and enjoy it, which should be nothing new to anybody. It is interesting to debate and imagine what events may occur in the future, but the 2012 theories are simply guesses, and nobody knows for sure.