Mayan History December 21, 2012 the cycle repeats

[theGreyfamily1]

I love how in the Bible it states that Jesus does not even know when He will return but man seems to think that they have figured it out. Trust in God, not man.

[variezn34gm]

@theGreyfamily1 Jesus knows he has returned when the man welcomes him back.

[theGreyfamily1]

@variezn34gm There are far too many non-believers, God is not done yet.

[BlondBoy321]

People don't know that they had contact with aliens, as humans have evolved, they've attacked them, and reversed engineered them, making a big mistake. They'll first take out major cities after the hurricanes, natural disasters, then they'll controll the rest, basically take them to another planet, and then destroy earth after they resource it.

[umbalaba]

Awesome filming, but if the 200 year drought theory is correct, then it was more about hostile environment than loss of skills that brought down the southern Mayan cities. But then again, I still see your point

[JCVdude]

@umbalaba I think the success of the Mayans ultimately led to the decline in their city states. Growth eventfully stalled and there were no social system for the Mayans to fall back on. Lack of food would be a powerful motivator to move. The skill change I talk of is that if you are a hunter gatherer then change to another form of life and work, you become dependent on outside forces for your survival.

China is on it's way to having 1 billion people in urban/city living...Trouble ahead.

[Mangopassionfruit71]

Great video!