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It turns out the Mayan calendar was true - (spoof video?)
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from what others are saying this is a spoof...
Although obviously a tongue-in-cheek message to her countrymen, there are many who are genuinely concerned about the imminent apocalypse.
TO MANY 21 December 2012 may be no more than another day in the lead up to Christmas. A day to make sure the last of the Christmas shopping is done, the turkey bought and the tree decorated. To others, 21 December 2012 will mark the possible end to civilization as we know it.
Popularised by the disaster epic 2012, there is a phenomenon sweeping the globe that suggests the end of a 5125 year long cycle in the Mayan calendar on 21 December will also bring about the end of the world. Now, it seems, our own Prime Minister Julia Gillard may be among the believers. In a video recorded for Triple J, the PM tells concerned viewers that yes, the world is indeed about to end.
“My dear remaining fellow Australians the end of the world is coming,” Ms Gillard said. “It turns out the Mayan calendar was true.” Just what exactly will cause the end of the world is still under debate on the internet. Proposed theories include a collision with a planet called ‘Nibiru’, giant solar storms or the reversal of the Earth’s rotational pull.
In her video message Ms Gillard suggests some further options. “Whether the final blow comes from flesh eating zombies, demonic hell beasts… good luck to you all,” she says. [link to www.australiantimes.co.uk]
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