Another DOOMSDAY warning? Nibiru is approaching and may destroy Earth, claim conspiracy theorists

Internet conspiracy theorists across the world have claimed that October 15, 2017 will be the beginning of the end of the world. The conspiracy theorists believe the day the world end is near and will begin a week from now on October 15.

According to the conspiracy theorist the world is in for a horrific "seven year tribulation", before Earth is destroyed eventually.

Dave Meade, Doomsday theorist, said: "It’s the beginning. Since the Great American Solar Eclipse of August 21 we have been hit by a continued series of judgements."

He firmly believes the chaos will be triggered by ‘Planet X’’ or Nibiru.

The conspiracy theorists had earliest suggested September 23 as the beginning of ‘doomsday’ and Nibiru was hurtling towards earth.

Conspiracies had earlier suggested it was hurtling towards earth and would obliterate it on September 23 – but obviously, that didn't happen.

Similar predictions were made by conspiracy theorists for December 2016.

Also read: 'Planet X' caused mass extinctions on Earth?

According to Meade, Nibiru will pass Earth on October 25. He further says as Nibiru passes Earth, one will witness series of natural disasters including earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.

The conspiracy theorist also claims that Texas floofs and hurricanes in Florida and Caribbean region is connected to Planet X theory.

Also read: Doomsday planet Nibiru may hit Earth next month? Conspiracy theorists claim destruction of world after 2017 Solar Eclipse

He also adds that turbulation will add to nuclear war between US and British with its enemies including Russia, Iran, North Korea and China.

Meade further says the days are mentioned in Bible.

He added that September 23 relates to a verse in Bible which apparently matched the date August 21 when hurricane Harvey battered Texas.

Meade also claimed that an asteroid named Wormwood, which is at least three kilometers in diameters will hit earth during the seven years., the report in the Mirror said.