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When all of the Congresspeople return after the break with no indictments served, it will supposedly be because they are secretly under house arrest and wearing hidden ankle monitors.
originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: Indrasweb
I don't have time to go through 130 pages so, is it possible you could write a short list of the events that these people specifically predicted (with supporting evidence if possible)?
Not going to happen. When a prediction fails, it is because of a new "secret development." When all of the Congresspeople return after the break with no indictments served, it will supposedly be because they are secretly under house arrest and wearing hidden ankle monitors. In fact, my prediction is probably the only one that will come true.
I have tried to explain that these hoaxers are using the same technique that phony psychics use. They make vague, ambiguous predictions: "A cold wind from the North will sweep all away." If there is a blizzard, it's a hit. If a Senator from a northern state does something, it's a hit. If Russia invades Georgia, it's a hit. If Canada has a vote of confidence, it's a hit. Nostradamus peddled that BS and he is as popular as ever.
If a prediction is too specific and fails, it is explained away by "secret developments," and the narrative takes a new and exciting turn.
This sort of gaslighting requires a willing suspension of disbelief. Why no raid on Comet Pizza? Hocus pocus! The Saudi heir apparent arrested a political rival! He must be in on it! Mental legerdemain.
originally posted by: Indrasweb
a reply to: Perfectenemy
they predicted events nobody could before. One event sure i would chalk it up of having dumb luck but several? Then they should play the lottery instead.
I don't have time to go through 130 pages so, is it possible you could write a short list of the events that these people specifically predicted (with supporting evidence if possible)?
I had a look at all this when it first started and I have to say, there were a good few things that were 'predicted', or stated as fact, that turned out to be total BS. So, I'm somewhat sceptical about this stuff.
If there's been clear predictions about events, that have then definitely happened, I might reconsider and spend some time looking into this a bit further.
Thanks
he predicted President Trump's Twitter being shutdown
he predicted the upheaval in Saudi Arabia
he predicted an incident with a helicopter at a Rothschild estate in the UK two days before it happened
He predicted a terrorist attack by a Bangladeshi national involving fireworks the day before it happened
he has posted original photographs taken from Air Force One. The timestamps and flight paths match the President's recent trip to Asia. One was actually taken while flying over North Korea.
He has posted key phrases that the President has used later on Twitter. some of his phrases and terminology have been independently confirmed as belonging to military intelligence.
Unrest in Saudi Arabia
Its far from simple unrest in SA.
The location of Bloomberg's new London headquarters is not only home to ancient Roman Londinium's newly restored Temple of Mithras, but also right next to the Rothschilds' ancestral London home, the Bank of England, & the London Stone. What does this have to do with John Dee, Superman, the House of Windsor, and the Round Brilliant-Cut Diamond invented by Mathematician Marcel Tolkowsky in Antwerp?
originally posted by: DJW001
originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: Indrasweb
I don't have time to go through 130 pages so, is it possible you could write a short list of the events that these people specifically predicted (with supporting evidence if possible)?
Not going to happen. When a prediction fails, it is because of a new "secret development." When all of the Congresspeople return after the break with no indictments served, it will supposedly be because they are secretly under house arrest and wearing hidden ankle monitors. In fact, my prediction is probably the only one that will come true.
I have tried to explain that these hoaxers are using the same technique that phony psychics use. They make vague, ambiguous predictions: "A cold wind from the North will sweep all away." If there is a blizzard, it's a hit. If a Senator from a northern state does something, it's a hit. If Russia invades Georgia, it's a hit. If Canada has a vote of confidence, it's a hit. Nostradamus peddled that BS and he is as popular as ever.
If a prediction is too specific and fails, it is explained away by "secret developments," and the narrative takes a new and exciting turn.
This sort of gaslighting requires a willing suspension of disbelief. Why no raid on Comet Pizza? Hocus pocus! The Saudi heir apparent arrested a political rival! He must be in on it! Mental legerdemain.
Funny how when I explain why I believe this to be a [HOAX!],a number of members immediately post lengthy "go away!" replies that bury my post. Why not simply ignore me? Do you have anything concrete that proves it a s not a [HOAX!]?
originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: purplemer
Sorry, but I've lived through Operation Rollback, the Gulf of Tonkin incident, the Pueblo incident, Watergate, and the Iran-Contra scandal. I know the difference between political skullduggery and a [HOAX!].