Run an Internet search for terms like "Planet X" or "Nibiru" and you'll get thousands of results, ranging from Bible prophecies to comet ISON, from natural disasters to a mythical alien race called the Annunaki? writes beforeitsnews.com.
According to Bradley Scott, editor and founder of PlanetXnews.com, the main reason for the global interest in the topic is that people are becoming aware that the world's weather is changing and they feel they are not being told the truth about why this is happening. “People are no longer buying into global warming and other excuses that the government, the media, and the people from science are trying to impose on them,” Scott said. “And now, when it cannot be denied that the world is getting colder, those in power have somehow begun to attribute global cooling to global warming. It doesn't make any sense, and people wake up and notice this nonsense."
As soon as people start looking for the cause of strange weather, they inevitably come to history and chemical traces in the sky (aerosol spraying by airplanes), many times come across tales of Planet X (also known as Nibiru).
Scott says that all of these items are related. “Everyone has their own beliefs and opinions, and we welcome them all. My personal belief is that God used Planet X back in the days of Noah to sink the world,”continues Scott,“and that this time he's going to use it again to change the world. And this time with the help of fire, as the Bible says. I believe that when Planet X approaches the Sun and Earth, both celestial bodies will be affected. The sun will be hot and will produce strong flares. The earth will experience more earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and many other strange weather phenomena such as we have seen in the past few years."
Scott says his website PlanetXnews.com started as a two-page beta in January and quickly reached over 100 views a day with no ads or social media presence. The last couple of months the site is viewed up to 1000 times a day. Therefore, Scott quickly developed a more complete and user-friendly version of the website. He added more news editors and even ran an open competition for authors on the Planet Xperts homepage, as they call them, who could write original articles about anything related to the topic.