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Many people are fascinated by the uncertainty of the apocalypse and will often make predictions based of various things. Many people might begin to believe the world is coming to the end and devote their lives to their their leaders. But what happens when they’re wrong? Things get kinda awkward. From believing that aliens will save you in their spaceship when when the apocalypse comes, to the mayan predictions of 2012, here are 10 apocalypse predictions. Subscribe to American Eye http://goo.gl/GBphkv 5. Aum Shinrikyo Shoko Asahara became the leader of a dangerous cult and would pay the ultimate punishment for it eventually. A considerable amount of Japanese youth began following a new set of beliefs that incorporated ideas from tibetan buddhism and Indian buddhism but also hinduism. The main god that was worshipped was Shiva, the hindu deity. Yoga, writings from nostradamus, the christian book of revelation were also taken into consideration and eventually a dangerous doomsday cult was upon us! They thought a third world war was upon us and it would initiated the US! He believes the Book of Revelation was insight to a coming nuclear armageddon which would be the final conflict. Once the world was wiped, only the followers of this religion. To usher in the apocalypse, they used sarin gas in 1995 in a Tokyo subway which caused 12 fatalities and over 1000 injuries. The organizati on also tried to obtain Botox gas and manufactured VX gas. The same chemical factory they used to make this, would manufacture LSD and other hardcore drugs to be used 4. Order of the Solar Temple Also known as the Ordre du Temple Solaire, this is one of the craziest cults to hit europe. It focused on the ideals of the knights templar and included creepy underground rituals. It all got started by Joseph Di Mambro in 1984 in the swiss city of Geneva. Their main goal was quote, “correct the notions of authority and power in the world”. Membership soared among wealthy Europeans and French Canadians partially from its mix of new age philosophy and UFO religion. In 1994, more light was drawn upon the group when a horrible crime took place when they thought a baby was believed to be the antichrist.. Other members drank the kool aid and 15 poisoned themselves. 3. Heaven’s Gate Haley’s comet certainly seemed to cause a lot of panic among some people that the world would soon come to an end. A man named Marshall Applewhite was the leader of a strange cult that combined extraterrestrials and christianity. While being a son of a minister, he also was a firm believer on aliens and met a partner named Bonnie Nettles who also joined him on his beliefs. They began searching for like minded followers and before you know it, at least 80 people were devoted to their beliefs by 1975. By the time the internet was in full use in the 1990’s, they had become more popular and reclusive in their beliefs. Some male believers where so dedicated to the point where they underwent voluntary castration, including applewhite himself! Followers of Applewhite’s teachings had been brainwashed into believing that haley’s comet would bring a spaceship close enough to earth so that their souls could be transported away from earth and the impending apocalypse. On march 24-to March 26, 1997 39 committed mass suicide at a ranch in San Diego, all mysteriously wearing black sweatpants nikes and with 5 dollars in quarters of their pockets. 2. Dami Mission Can predicting an apocalypse that doesn’t happen actually land you in jail? That appeared to be the case in south korea at least who was found guilty for fraud and spent 2 years locked up. Hopefully the zombie apocalypse happens soon, or american might be doing some hard time! The Dami mission refers to a very dangerous religious movement that was founded by the south korean named Lee Jang Rim. It had a surprisingly high number of followers who believed the end of the world would come on the 28th of October in 1992. An estimated 144,000 people total believed that the rapture was coming soon and they would drift off into heaven. One of the most dedicated believers actually died from malnutrition at one of the Dami Mission churches all the way in Los Angeles! The person spent 40 days of fasting being one of 200 people what attempted the same. Even many well educated people in korea believed him as a result of a lack of progress with North Korea and a concern for the future, according a professor of social policy. 1...