2012 Supplies Parody Site
February 27, 2009
Geddon Gear presents a variety of “in development” products for surviving 2012, including:
- Swiss Mayan Knife
- Asteroid Armor
- Global Warming Shield
- Personal Nuclear Sub
- Nostradamus In A Bottle
Ultimately it seems to be a vehicle for selling t-shirts that poke fun at the idea of an apocalypse in 2012.
ThisIsTheEnd.com – More 2012 Viral
February 10, 2009
A new viral promotion for the upcoming 2012 feature film has one of the characters, Charlie Frost (played by Woody Harrelson) telling us all about the apocalypse via YouTube videos, and posts that link to real, potentially 2012-related news items.
The humorous cartoon made by the Frost character is at the opposite end of the spectrum of seriousness from the IHC site.
Visit http://www.thisistheend.com to be entertained by Woody/Charlie.
2012: Science or Superstition – The Reviews Are In
February 5, 2009
2012: Science or Superstition (2008), directed by Rich Rosell.
Experts interviewed include: Graham Hancock, John Major Jenkins, Lawrence E. Joseph, Jim Marrs, Daniel Pinchbeck, Dr. Alberto Villoldo & John Anthony West
(USA folk can download it directly from iTunes)
Here are the reviews and a preview video:
Institute for Human Continuity – Many Updates
February 3, 2009
The website for the Institute for Human Continuity (http://instituteforhumancontinuity.org) has been greatly expanded, and Sony have ramped up the advertising. Here is a sample of what you can find there:
- Three factors will combine to end the world as we know it; crustal displacement, solar activity & Planet X.
- The IHC has been purchasing missile silos worldwide, for converting into bunkers
- Seven space colonies will be ready for launch by March 2012
- A fifth Mayan codex has been discovered
Although the site might help the masses understand what the year 2012 is all about, the purpose is to promote 2012 the movie.
2012er Charged with Explosives Theft
February 1, 2009
According to Federal Court documents, a 22-year-old arrested on Thursday night was preparing for the “end of the world” in 2012. Ryan D. Webster, a grocery store worker, has been charged with possessing stolen explosives.
The 13 C-4 blocks were stolen from St. Charles County Law Enforcement Training Center in Missouri, where they were to be used by the FBI and local bomb squad for training purposes.
There has been no indication of why Webster needed the explosives. He reappears in court on Monday. Full story at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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