It’s all just a crock of baloney.
Doomsday has already started. It does not mean humankind’s end but rather the transition from the old age to a new one. This upheaval is guaranteed not to be a smooth one. It would be very turbulent, to say nothing of exorbitant.
End-of-the-world signs have already manifested some time ago but contemporary people see them as a series of random events not bound to one chain. In the future, the fact will be as limpid as crystal; future generations will see these events as one pivotal moment in history. They are telltale signs the world is passing from one epoch to the next.
Here are 10 signs the modern world as we know it is ending:
1. Tsunamis, tornadoes, hurricanes, and earthquakes
Over the past months or so, there has been no letup in natural calamities to beset the planet. The weather, for one, is pushing to the extreme. The American Midwest has recently played host to 120 tornadoes. Yet it seems like nature has only begun to unleash its freaky side.
2. Failure of nuclear science
Japan’s Fukushima disaster proved a lot of things but one more so than the others: Scientists could be perilously bigheaded in their designing of large-scale nuclear projects, without taking into account the impregnability of natural forces. Where it once vowed to give a non-carbon energy source, nuclear science has spewed unseen agents of death into the air.
3. Dogged pursuit of Wikileaks
Truth and honesty are indeed growing ever so lonely in an age of omnipresent deceit. People who do speak the truth, as in the team behind Wikileaks, are relentlessly prosecuted as if they were guilty of the most hideous crimes.
4. Continuing GMO contamination
In probably the worst sign that the end is nigh, genetically modified organisms are laying the planet to waste on a global scale. You could call the creation of these things as a crime against humanity. The damage may never be undone as GMOs can perpetuate its lethal DNA among edible crops around the world, resulting in crop failures and wholesale famines.
5. Silence of the bees
Colony Collapse Disorder is as strong as ever throughout the North American continent. Chemical pesticides, plus the rise of GMOs, are probably to blame but of course, the insecticide industry is not ready to make nice. So continues the fall of the world’s pollinators.
6. Rise of the medical police state
What happened to Maryanne Godboldo in Michigan looks to be the start of a healthcare system that takes to guns to enforce its policies. Armed and dangerous, the medical system can just vaccinate and serve drugs without people’s consent. It has atoned for its uselessness by invoking weapons to force people to get treated.
7. More frequent food shortages and crop failures
Those spikes in food prices will not abate. They could only reach skyscraping figures because of extreme weather, dearth of pollinators, and the GMO-led contamination of crops worldwide. This world is getting short on real food and soon your only recourse would be your garden.
8. Energy companies destroying the world
Energy companies are ravaging the globe. Case in point: BP’s Deepwater Horizon caused a tremendous oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, a spill so large that satellites could see it. It is not even finished yet. One year to the spill, Corexit is still being sprayed in the Gulf.
9. Global pharmaceutical pollution
This planet is being poisoned by the residues of pharmaceutical factories. After making products that supposedly extend people’s lives, pharmaceuticals offset whatever benefits these products have by throwing their wastes into waterways. Pharmaceuticals can implement the pollution indirectly too. Since more than half of the world’s inhabitants live on medicines nearly every day, these products are ejected alongside waste out of the body and end up in the H2O supply. Enterprising people then collect this waste and sell it as “organic soil.”
10. Radioactive contamination of the food supply
Now this one takes the cake. The radioactive fallout from the Fukushima nuclear plant is more widespread than the mainstream media admits. In fact, the world’s food supply is now contaminated with radioactive materials. Radioactive cesium isotopes linger in the food supply for hundreds of years, if you haven’t known already.