We all know what people will do to feed their children or themselves. Within the next six to seven months, Noone plans to be secure in his new home, far from reach. Noone's research began long before he made his move to Ellijay. What will follow, Noone said, is a global catastrophe marked by flooding, hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, volcanoes and climatic changes. As a result, the Earth could spill headlong into an ice age further chilled by food shortages, eradication of modern conveniences and a global economic collapse, he said.
Scientists scoff at such predictions.
That's absolutely silly. Noone has plenty of company there, says Melodie Cunningham. During the six years she has owned her Dawsonville health food store, she said, she has noticed a dramatic upswing in her customers' worries about catastrophic events. And it's not just people who are following Richard Noone. It's everyday people, highly educated and upscale.