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[Hum]

The Mayan doomsday deadline may have passed, but followers of jailed Colorado cult leader Warren Jeffs still believe the end of days is upon us.

CNN reports that Jeffs' minions in Colorado and Utah are making preparations for the end of the world based on his jailhouse declaration that the apocalypse will occur before the New Year.

The edict has some authorities fearing an outbreak of violence or suicide among Jeffs' followers, CNN reported.

"Jim Jones. Koresh. History has showed us that these things happen when religious zealots take charge of a group of people," Sam Brower, a private investigator who has worked on cases for dozens of ex-Jeffs followers, told the network.

CNN cited the closing of Colorado City's only grocery store -- which was owned by the FLDS and served as a meeting place for members -- as evidence that Jeffs' followers believe the world is coming to an end.

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[mudslag]

another prediction, another yawn

[MtnDewCodeRedFreak]

mudslag, on 01 January 2013 - 02:34, said:

another prediction, another yawn

Agreed!

[illegaloperation]

A lot of people in Hildale, Utah no longer believe Jeffs's BS. That's why there's so many former members.

[mudslag]

illegaloperation, on 01 January 2013 - 03:29, said:

A lot of people in Hildale, Utah no longer believe Jeffs's BS. That's why there's so many former members.

unfortunately there are still many many members around, last I heard they have spread out over a number of states.

[Nothing Here]

Wow! Alright!! I got my finger on the button and I'm about to push it!

[siah1214]

When are these so called "prophets" going to learn to stop predicting the end of the world? Find simple **** to predict that might actually happen, like "it's going to rain next Tuesday". Maybe all the prophets that used to predict that sort of thing now work as local news weather-forecasters (weathercasters? that sounds badass.)

And why do people still listen to the rapist pedophile that is warren jeffs? And why haven't we fried him yet? So many questions.

[Hum]

^ But the LDS church is the only factory-authorized, true church.

[Vykranth]

Ok, it is now January 1st 2013 in Utah too. Are the followers ok? No mass-suicide? No crazy things happened?

[+Phouchg]

The interpretation of the numerous ends of the world is wrong. Each time there's an end of the world, a whole fantasy world collapses for a number of unlucky people who found it ok to believe in the wretched thing. Doesn't it count? I think it must.

[Nothing Here]

Vykranth, on 01 January 2013 - 16:30, said:

Ok, it is now January 1st 2013 in Utah too. Are the followers ok? No mass-suicide? No crazy things happened?

This^ We need a follow-up on this.

[CrashGordon]

Did they drink their Kool-Aid yet?

[vf-]

siah1214, on 01 January 2013 - 05:51, said:

When are these so called "prophets" going to learn to stop predicting the end of the world? Find simple **** to predict that might actually happen, like "it's going to rain next Tuesday". Maybe all the prophets that used to predict that sort of thing now work as local news weather-forecasters (weathercasters? that sounds badass.)

Heh, even the weather forecast channels can't get it right. Yet I'm amazed how farmers and Formula 1 can predict the weather so well for their needs.