To Five Doves:
On Friday January 13, 2012, the Costa Concordia ran aground on a reef and partially sank off the Italian west coast.
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Notice the similarities between the cruise ship Concordia, which just sank, and the Titanic a 100 years ago. Both thought that not even God could sink this ship! Could the sinking of the Concordia be the reminder by God to mankind of the Titanic which sank on April 14, 1912??? The 100 year count down demonstrating Gods judgment on mankind???
"Have you seen 'Titanic'? That's exactly what it was," said Valeria Ananias, 31, a Los Angeles schoolteacher, who crawled along nearly vertical hallways and stairwells in a desperate attempt to escape the Concordia.
• The Titanic was the biggest ship built in England at that time. The Concordia is the biggest ship ever built in Italy.
• The Titanic crashed into an iceberg, the Concordia, a reef or rock.
• The Concordia is slightly larger (952 feet to the Titanic's 883 feet) and both had a top speed of 23 knots.
• Ominously, both had issues with their christening. The Titanic was never christened. The Concordia was christened when the ship came online, but the champagne bottle didn't break. After each tragedy, people wondered whether the lack of a proper christening was a bad omen.
So, we have the Costa Concordia ocean liner sinking at the beginning of 2012, a 100 years after Titanic...
At the beginning of the movie 2012 (the very first scene on the ground) we see something similar transpire:
Roland Emmerich & Harald Kloser
EXT. COUNTRY SIDE/INDIA - SUNSET
Mozart's concerto filters from a jeep's stereo, fighting the drumming sounds of the monsoon rain. PROF. FREDERIC WEST, 66, listens to the music.
An Indian BOY playing by the roadside steers his toy ship (looks similar to the Titanic) across a puddle. The Professor turns to his driver, pointing to the boy.
PROF. WEST: Watch out!
But it's too late. The jeep drives straight through the puddle at full speed, sinking the boy's toy ship.
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There is no scene in a movie without meaning. A lot of footage are usually removed during post-production, because the movie is too long. What is the significance of keeping this (seemingly trivial) scene? Why does the toy ship look so similar to the Titanic, why not just a iconic sail boat toy?
Immediately one recognizes the allusion to the Titanic and its demise. This is a metaphoric preview of what's to come - tragedy - the demise of civilized society - a judgement from God because of their arrogance.
So, was this just coincidence?
Did the movie 2012 predict the sinking of a cruise liner at the beginning of 2012 in such a similar way (laying on its side, partially submerged)?
If you understand the how the occult world work, it should be easier to understand. There are more examples like this: The movie, "The Knowing" alluded to the BP oil spill one year later.
I have come to believe how Jonathan Kleck explains these things. He shows how future events, which will lead to the birth of the NWO, are shown on the dollar notes. The people who create these things (Roland Emmerich in the case of 2012) are part of the collective consciousness through which the all seeing eye (the powers of the air - Lucifer) can do his work. Anyone who is not in Christ, can be subjected to these subtle influences of the mind. They believe it is their own thoughts, ideas, inventions, but in fact it was imparted to their mind from the spiritual dimension. The more these people are given over to the "dark side", the more the all seeing eye can "control" their mind. In the making-of special feature of the movie 2012, Roland Emmerich was described as a "master craftsman" and the set felt so chaotic yet orderly, like a scene from "the wizard of Oz".
I believe there is something sinister to this event which happened on Friday the 13th January.
It might be yet another event which points to, and will lead up to the birth of the New World Order, by reference to the Titanic (Sudden Destruction).