Patrick Geryl, author of How To Survive 2012 and grandfather of the 2012 cataclysmic theory explains what to expect when comes 2012.

By popular demand, here is an English spoken but Spanish subtitled version:

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The ash clouds of the Eyjafjallajökull are just the beginning of decades of volcanic activity in Iceland en consequently represent the equal number of years of disturbance for the airline industry. Scottish scientists have come to this conclusion. They studied 205 eruptions out of a total of the past 1,100 eruptions.

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Several years ago, the grandfather of the 2012 cataclysm, Patrick Geryl, announced in his book How To Survive 2012 that as part of the consequences of tidal waves all oil drilling platforms will be displaced and let crude oil  escape in the oceans. The current crisis in the Gulf of Mexico caused by a drilling platform owned by BP is just the tip of the iceberg as we need to multiple it by the number of existing drilling platforms worldwide to comprehend the disaster that awaits with a cataclysm as predicted for the end of 2012.

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Reading the quotes of many economists may not be the most encouraging thing to do. Yet it is better to read and find out the truth then to passively let things happen and undergo.

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