A big Bang might destroy our planet

A big Bang might destroy our planet

Dr. Jassim Taqui

The scientists insist that our planet is in danger. They have found that asteroids are continuously attempting to penetrate the shield around the earth. In the process, all sorts of explosions take place. It is those explosions and their redundancy, which have changed the style of thinking and life on our planet.

The earth has received thousands of tons of matter from the space causing the emitting of microscopic dust particles. And when these rays, enter our bodies, a change takes place. Slowly, these rays shape our behavior.

Life has changed. World leaders have opted for excessive usage of brute force. Millions of people have been killed over minor issues of dominance. People become intolerant. Others use their weapons to open fire randomly just to kill a large number of people.

Putting this thesis, in other words, we are living in an era whereby 9/11 is planted in our brain as a result of the penetration of rays in our planet from outer space.

It is presumed that an asteroid initiated the dinosaur’s extinction some 65 million years ago.

In February 2013, the earth was attacked by asteroid weighing 13,000 metric tons but it was burnt by outside shield. Next time, we might not be very lucky.

It is for this reason that scientists are attempting to put at least a million humans on Mars.

Be ready for some sensational events. With the Cold War II in progress between the United States and Russian Federation, we might not need asteroids. We are now capable of destroying ourselves with nuclear weapons.