Mystical 'Doomsday' Mountain Braces for Mayan Apocalypse (ATS mentioned in MSM article)

Don't think this was posted yet, but here is a new 12/21/12 article I found on the front page of yahoo. Pretty funny they mention ATS in there, likely another attempt to discredit us conspiracy folks.....

news.yahoo.com...

What is it with mountains and the end of the world?

Last month, officials announced that a supposedly mystical mountain in France would be closed on Dec. 21 to prevent a flood of doomsday believers from coming to wait out the Mayan apocalypse. Now, a pyramid-shaped peak in Serbia is the site of similar frenzy, according to the Telegraph newspaper.

Bookings are pouring in for Dec. 21 at hotels around the mountain, the newspaper reported. That date is the day the ancient Maya Long Count Calendar completes a full cycle of creation, a fact that some believers have taken to herald an apocalypse.

In fact, everyone from NASA scientists to Maya scholars say that these beliefs are off-base. The Mayans never predicted that the end of their Long Count Calendar meant the end of the world, and there are no astronomical phenomenon headed our way that could possibly destroy the planet in less than two weeks. [Full Coverage: The Mayan Non-Apocalypse]

Nevertheless, believers are reportedly set to head for the hills — for Mount Rtanj, that is. The mountain is in eastern Serbia, part of the Carpathian range, and has long been the subject of myth. One old legend holds that the peak was once home to a wizard guarding a great treasure. More recently, the pyramid shape of the mountain has been attributed to alien influence.

These rumors have made the rounds online: On one site, abovetopsecret.com, posters write of mysterious glowing lights and UFOs seen in the sky around the mountain and draw parallels between the peak's shape and that of the Great Pyramids of Egypt. The theory is that the mountain holds an alien-built pyramid inside. According to the Telegraph, science-fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke called the mountain a place of special energy.........

I mean I don't think they are trying to discredit ats really inless the statement is false and if anything it will help gain ATS more viewers even if it's just curious people checking out the website.

The problem with the End of the World scenario is the plans the tptb are unleashing on us, why would they bother if its the end? Also, if anyone is going to know the truth it would be tptb.

Take a look around at all the prisons being built, all the new laws to control us, the gm crops being invented....hmmm, maybe it IS time for the end.

i don't think you did an actual search on the topic because in the last hour or so 3 threads have been started about this

Originally posted by Disconnected Sociopath

These rumors have made the rounds online: On one site, abovetopsecret.com, posters write of mysterious glowing lights and UFOs seen in the sky around the mountain and draw parallels between the peak's shape and that of the Great Pyramids of Egypt. The theory is that the mountain holds an alien-built pyramid inside. According to the Telegraph, science-fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke called the mountain a place of special energy.........

edit on 11-12-2012 by Disconnected Sociopath because: (no reason given)

did they also mention that Phage debunked those rumors soon after they came to be?

Originally posted by VoidHawk
The problem with the End of the World scenario is the plans the tptb are unleashing on us, why would they bother if its the end? Also, if anyone is going to know the truth it would be tptb.

Take a look around at all the prisons being built, all the new laws to control us, the gm crops being invented....hmmm, maybe it IS time for the end.

Great point
Im actually rather hoping for an asteroid myself..

Yeah,, the push for GM foods certainly seems like a slow kill

Originally posted by mythos

Originally posted by Disconnected Sociopath

These rumors have made the rounds online: On one site, abovetopsecret.com, posters write of mysterious glowing lights and UFOs seen in the sky around the mountain and draw parallels between the peak's shape and that of the Great Pyramids of Egypt. The theory is that the mountain holds an alien-built pyramid inside. According to the Telegraph, science-fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke called the mountain a place of special energy.........

edit on 11-12-2012 by Disconnected Sociopath because: (no reason given)

did they also mention that Phage debunked those rumors soon after they came to be?

Who cares what that guys thinks?
He usually just spouts off textbook standard, dull "facts" that usually do not come close to describing the subject.

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oof rookie, don't advertise your ignorance. whether one agrees or disagrees with the said poster's perspectives, there is no argument of his vast contributions to this community. we should respect veteran members - stick around for a few years and make some contributions of merit, and then you can take a poke.

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