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Originally Posted by keg in kc
bpearthwatch is like the tea party for ufos. Zero science, all end of the world biblical stuff.
As far as planet x goes it's been coming for most of my life. It was going to **** stuff up in the 80's, it was on the way in the 90s, it was definitely going to kill us all in 2000 and it's what the Mayans warned about in 2012.
I'll never understand the obsession folks have with the world ending. Everybody alive in the western world for the turn of a century for the thousand years or so has been certain that the events of their day embodied revelations. And it's somehow good and Christian to root on the end of the world and, at least today, cheer the idea of the death of billions of non-believers. I've always thought it a bit sick myself, but I guess this is moving out of paranormal into dc territory so I'll leave it at that.
Anyway, if nibiru really is coming, it's sure taken its time. And you'd think more people would see it - there's plenty of amateur astronomers out there looking to the skies, in whatever hemisphere it's supposedly approaching from. I don't think this is the kind of thing that could practically be hidden by a conspiracy. We're not talking a ufo that pops into existence for short a period of time that would only be visible to a limited number of witnesses, we're talking about a permanent celestial object.
The latest story is that some civilization killer asteroid is going to hit in September and the recent meteors seen in the skies as well as recent earthquakes are a precursor to that.
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IIRC, the end of the world signifies the return of Jesus and, basically, the complete eradication of evil and the devil's influence over the world.
People aren't rooting for the death of billions of non-believers so much as they're awaiting the return of their savior and the end of pain, suffering, etc.