Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Zombie Apocalypse: Man bites Ex Wife's Husband

A Louisiana man was arrested after biting and removing a chunk of skin from another mans face. On June 2, Carl Jacquneaux showed up at his ex wife's house violating the order of protection. Todd Credeur, the husband, who was outside was surprisingly attacked. Carl bit Todd removing a quarter size piece of flesh from his face. Carl fled to a near house and took a man a knife point threatening his life if he didn't give the location of his fathers gun.









 Carl Jacquneaux of Lafayette Parish, Louisiana, 43, may have been using "bath salts" when he bit the face off another man, Todd Credeur (shown).

Zombie Apocalypse: Man Eats Another Mans Face!

Believe or not recently there have been a rise in police reports of people gone berserk and begun chewing on other people's face. In Miami Florida police were called to the scene by a man who failed in attempts to stop 31 year old Rudy Eugene from savagely chewing the face of Ronald Poppo. Police arrived and found a naked, covered in blood Eugene growling and chewing on the face of 65 year old Poppo. Police confronted Eugene and even after repeated orders to stop, police were forced to shoot Eugene. It took several shots to bring Eugene because the first shots did not phase him. Ronald Poppo is now in the hostipal in critcal condition and is fighting for his life. Eugene had swallowed his eyes, nose and most of his face.
This latest rash of strange apocalyptic-type episodes intrigues Doomsday theorists, who insist that the world will end on December 21, 2012. That prophesy stems from findings that the ancient Mayan calendar ends on that date. Nonbelievers, who don’t dispute a literal end to the calendar, argue that this cessation simply signals a transition from one World Age to another.
The most prominent doomsday scenario suggests that on December 21, 2012, at the dawn of the Summer Solstice, the sun will be perfectly aligned between the Earth and the gigantic, rapidly rotating, black hole located at the center of our galaxy. Reportedly, our solar system will pass through this black hole, resulting in a reversal of the Earth’s gravitational pull. As the story goes, this dreadful occurrence will trigger a series of cataclysmic earthly events, including tidal waves, floods, devastating earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, global warming and more. Interestingly, according to the Goddard Institute for Space and Science, an analysis of air and water temperature anomalies reveals that April 2012 is the fourth warmest April on record.

resources: http://www.december212012.com/articles/news/Miami_police_kill_apocalyptic_zombie_cannibal.htm

New Mayan Discovery: World isnt going to end?

If you have not heard, a recent Mayan discovery has archaeologist saying the world will not end on December 21, 2012 or during 2012 at all. an article posted by The Daily Best says "In XultĂșn, a Mayan dynastic hub, Saturno and his colleagues dug up a small chamber around 6 by 6 feet with 10-foot ceilings in a large complex. There they found paintings of figures on the walls as well as a large number of delicately painted hieroglyphs and numbers—astronomical tables unlike any such notations seen before.
The notations “got our attention very early on,” says David Stuart, a co-author of the study who specializes in Mesoamerican art and writing at the University of Texas in Austin. The Science authors believe the excavated room is a work space where a Mayan nerd—a calendar-keeper, astronomer, and scribe—puzzled away, covering two walls with calculations much like today’s scientists do on a whiteboard. The paintings and text date back to the year 800—a remarkable five centuries earlier than the oldest known Mayan hieroglyphic books, the Mayan Codices of the 15th century.
Mayan Calendar
Most intriguingly for modern-day doomsday prophets, the scribblings include four long numbers that represent multiples of set units of time using the Mayan calendar. In one column, time stretches reach 7,000 years into the future. Bingo! The apocalypse myth, says Stuart, is that the Mayan calendar shows the world ending after 13 periods, or 5,000 years, also called baktun. We are supposedly coming up on the end of the last one.
This new find, however, is further proof that that belief is mistaken, says Stuart. The mural shows 17 baktuns, showing “there was a lot more to the Mayan calendar than just 13 baktuns.”
The Mayan calendar reaches far beyond the year 2012, the scientists assure us."

This is great news to many of us out there but also upsetting to some who do not believe this to be true. Let us know what you think!