Hot News aAbout New Zealand Earthquake 2011

Doomsday clock is running away! If the forecast is Harold Camping is true, the rolling of a giant earthquake would be felt in New Zealand for less than two hours from now! And then Armageddon would be moved to other regions of the world and absorb them into the biggest disaster ever! Good will be delighted to participate in the bliss of heaven blessed with Christ, and sinners of the world will be threatened with extinction a few months. This, as he had promised the Christian rapture will unfold according to the campsite.
Media are considered a doomsday forecaster with a mixture of derision and contempt, and dissected the doomsday predictions in tatters, showing how capricious and erroneous theory that - far from infallible theory, which is guaranteed by the Bible as a camping puts it.
However, the truth is that so many people around the world believe that the end of the world is real! So many people are worried about the arrival of a catastrophic earthquake. Millions of people have put his ear to the ground to catch the first rumble of an earthquake-absorbing.

Here's a look at how people react to the doomsday talk in the social sphere:
"This is the Day of Judgement, Doomsday, all dead on Judgement Day. Get Everybody's" ready to settle, "chirped TheTweetOfGod.
# Iftheworldendsonsaturday am going to keep my self-employment, with the Bible # # below the pillow asking God for forgiveness, .1 hr 15 min .. before the end of the world ", tops87 Abayomi said.
Take a look at another, and from VanDerCubem Eric White: "It is time we saw a miracle come on it's time for something biblical, and it's end, it's END OF THE WORLD !!!!! Que rolota!"
And how many people really believe that their world ends a few minutes from now? If you go over the set of surveys on the Internet, it's about three percent. And the boy did not make three per cent for the large mass of people!
Live interview on the website of IB Times shows 3.36 percent of voters believe that the world will end May 21, 2011.
And 9.8 percent said: "Maybe" when asked if the world will end. However, a whopping 78 percent say they will not.