And
NOW he's saying it's actually Oct. 21st instead. It will never end with this guy.
To be fair, his original claim was:
Rapture (second coming of Jesus) May 21, 2011 with up to 200 million humans being taken up.
5 in between months used to torture those remaining behind with apocalyptic/cataclysmic devastation.
World ends October 21, 2011.
His latest statement was that he's not sure why the rapture didn't happen, but he's quite certain the end of the world will still occur as predicted.
If you've seen his explanations for how he calculated the dates, though, it's utterly hilarious. He's literally pulling numbers out of thin air (based loosely on the bible) and using math to generate the dates.
He appears to be discounting the idea that maybe the rapture did occur, but the people taken up weren't noticed. I assume it's because he wasn't taken up, that he doesn't believe anyone was.
However, about 150,000 people die every day, and over the next 5 months that will add up to over 20 million, which is certainly "up to 200 million" so perhaps he's just off by his method of rapture (death vs floating into... uh... space......?) and the timeframe (single day vs spread out over time).