This is obvious information to anyone that keeps up-to-date on this subject.
Is this obvious information or is this an obvious hoax? It sounds like the latter to me.
Is this from multiple people or is this multiple people repeating the same hoax?
My understanding of BMD is that it is a collection of people stating opinions. The shows are just about who can spin the most hogwash. It's not real. It's about making stuff up.
On to the Mayan prediction claim seeing that the other claim is based on a TV show of no quality.
Here is what you first stated:
The day before Cortez and his men arrived the Maya had predicted (paraphrasing) "The god of the Cross will appear, heralded by a blue fireball in the sky"--the same day he arrived 1) there was a comet and 2) the Christian cross was on their ship sails. The Maya even predicted he'd bring about their end.
Now you state that:
Mayan claim, that would be found in the Popol Vuh they make mention of (aka 'Council Book') of the day of Cortez’s arrival who they had mistaken for Quetzalcoatl unfortunately & the Maya & Aztec leaders even surrendered themselves to him individually, thinking they had no power over this god of the cross only to be butchered.
So let's see if the Popul Vuh makes any predictions.
Mesoamerica - from Berkeley
The name means "the book of the written leaves".
2012 FAQ
The title means "Council Book" or "Book of the Community";
The claims of the prediction of Cortez's arrival seems to be only made by New Agers and not archaeologists.
2012 FAQ
And maybe the most important question to ask was voiced to me by Bill Saturno, discoverer of the San Bartolo murals. If the Maya were such skilled prophets, how could they have missed the Conquest? "Didn't see that one coming, did they?" The single most devastating disaster to befall the peoples of the Americas of all time, and not a word about it in the entire corpus of Mayan prophetic literature.
It appears that this New Age claim is not true.
