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Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura Profiles Apocalypse 2012, Including Alleged Denver International Airport Role

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Jesse Ventura Featured on 9NEWS in Denver to Address Alleged DIA Role

Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura aired a program on Apocalypse 2012 via truTV Wednesday night, featuring the alleged role of Denver International Airport (DIA). According to Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura, Apocalypse 2012 will be heralded by massive solar

Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura Profiles Apocalypse 2012, Including Alleged Denver International Airport Role

 flare activity (which supposedly agrees with some NASA scientific predictions from 2006) which will severely cripple much of the power grid that will leave over 100 million people in America without electricity, water, etc. On Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura, it was purported that the government is preparing for Apocalypse 2012 by building lots and lots of bunkers for the powerful, the rich, and other elite people. The rest of us peons will be left to fend for ourselves allegedly. The former pro wrestler was featured on 9NEWS in Denver to discuss alleged conspiracies centering around DIA.

Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura and Apocalypse 2012: On One Hand, There's 2-Plus Years Left to Make Money Off of Doomsday and to Stir Up Fear

When I was in 9^th grade during the 1981-1982 school year, there was a prediction by some that the world was going to end because of some eclipse or alignment of heavenly bodies. Well, after the occurrence, the world didn't end. I'll never forget what my Civics teacher told us as we discussed the aftermath. He said that the doomsdayers would coyly get out of their error by stating, "Oh, it was a miscalculation."

Whether Apocalypse 2012 as highlighted on Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura actually does come about, there is one thing that is apparent in early 2010. There's people telling the masses that the world is going to end in 2012 who are drawing attention to themselves and trying to make a fast buck off of Doomsday. Those people who are making names for themselves and selling books and DVDs and movie scripts about the world ending in 2012 are going to be saying the same dang thing about a "miscalculation" if 2012 comes and goes without any real major Doomsday incident nor Denver International Airport being used for other than flights.