It could be any old Rusty statue out looking over what appears to be New York City in Jersey.

Those things are dime a dozen.

Whiskers hit me up and he was like, do you have any Christmas or year and the type conspiracies?

And I merely replied, Christmas in itself, of course, is a conspiracy.

Maybe the most successfully plotted and pulled off conspiracy ever.

Pull it off. Get us pulled off a YouTube.

But there was a year end one and one that I've always found fascinating ever since

this 2012 was a movie, right? There's just a movie called 2012.

Like that was it was bad.

The Mayans were projecting. Disaster movies typically stink.

They just, it is what it is. But 2012, I believe, was the end of the Mayan calendar.

And this popped up, shout out Nick Hinton dropped this thread on everyone said in 2019.

So this is before things even got extra spooky. He had the vision.

Yeah, he's about to get much worse, guys.

So he's a conspiracy thread. Did the world end in 2012?

And of course, you read that in 2019 and go, no, I am still here.

And then he addresses this pretty immediately.

And he's just like, I've wanted to talk about this subject for a while now.

The other day, I had a random urge to look into it again.

But the strangest part is I can't find anything about it anymore.

It just doesn't seem to exist like at once did. People are joking about it.

But the actual science of it, there aren't any traces of it anywhere left on the web.

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