Will The World End On September 23? Christian
‘Researcher’ Says Yes

CBS Local — If you had plans for the
weekend, a Christian numerologist says you won’t get to them because the
world is about to end.

David Meade, a self-proclaimed “researcher,” is predicting
that a series
of apocalyptic events will begin on Sept. 23 and, “a major part
of the world will not be the same.”

According to Meade, the mysterious rogue planet Nibiru, also
known as Planet X, is on a collision course with Earth, which will bring
world-ending tsunamis and earthquakes. The numerologist
claims the dates of recent events like the solar eclipse and Hurricane
Harvey’s flooding of Texas were all marked in the bible. Meade now says his
“Planet X theory” lines up with more bible codes and ancient markers on the
Egyptian pyramids.

NASA has already dismissed the prediction; calling the whole
thing a hoax. The space agency has reportedly known about the Nibiru conspiracy
theory for years and shot down the talk of Armageddon in a 2012
statement.

“If Nibiru or Planet X were real and headed for an encounter
with the Earth … astronomers would have been tracking it for at least the past
decade, and it would be visible by now to the naked eye.”

Meade is a self-published
author who writes that he studied astronomy at the University of
Louisville. He and other doomsayers have actually been saying Nibiru would
crash into the Earth several times before; which clearly did not happen. The
latest prediction came in 2012 and was linked to the end of the Mayan calendar.

Further casting doubt on the theory, a Montreal-based radio
producer attempted to book Meade for an interview to discuss his prediction,
but he informed her that he wasn’t available for interviews until next week.

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