štúr and harold camping.
štúr and harold camping.or, nobody knows the future
or, nobody knows the futureWe all know that one day the world will come to an end. We also know that nobody knows when that will happen — poor Harold Camping, to give just one example, has proven that conclusively, after predicting its end — twice! — in 2011, and… here we are. Thank God. Maybe.
Štúr’s predictions also came out wrong, in the main. Russia certainly was able to flourish, after a fashion at least, without the Tsar, something he thought impossible; Poland did survive the partitions, reuniting the territory that had been taken from it by Russia, Prussia and Austria — following the Great War which realised to the full Štúr’s dreams of a Slovakia liberated from Magyar control, and in part, his Pan-Slav
