May 21: Rapture Hoax Proof?

A crazy guy predicted the end of the world or "the Rapture" will take place on May 21, 2011.
Is it all a hoax? Did he provide proof of his prediction?

It's unsure just how many people actually believe that the world will end in less than two weeks.
Some major cash has been spent spreading the word that the rapture will happen on the evening on May 21.
Where can I find proof the rapture is a hoax?

A guy called Harold Camping started this, he says Christ will return on May 21, 2011.

What he is suggesting is that all the righteous people on earth are going to be swept away to their heavenly home, while others will be left behind.

But it's all a hoax since the prediction is wrong. The evangelical Christians have mistaken Jesus' words, the judgment day was for the nation of Israel in AD70.
I don't think you need proof the rapture is a hoax, just wait until May 21 passes and that's it, there's your proof.

Did anyone see the picture of the controversial billboard that was recently put up by another spiritual group near Family Radio’s headquarters? It directly challenges them about May 21. Here is a picture of it:

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