Has any predicted EVENT on ATS ever happened?

Has there ever been anyone that has successfully predicted something specific years before it happened? I can't think of anyone, honestly.

reply to post by schrodingers dog

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You need to be more specific. Someone successfully predicting an event means nothing - it could be luck. If someone can consistently predict events, then that is useful.

So don't be satisfied with just one, or even someone who gets it right 50% of the time. If it's not 100%, it's useless.

I predict that we will have severe weather here in west TN!!!

(...looks out of window...)

AHA! I was right

On a serious note, I find it very doubtful that anyone can depict a specific date of something of a large magnetude happening. Everyone I have ever known to make any sort of prediction that has came true, they have been very vague in any date, or specifics for that matter, but moreover provide a general range when something will happen.

That would be great, but for the moment I'll be satisfied with just one successful prediction of a specific event on a specific timeline here on ATS.
So far as I can tell, that has never happened to date.

For those among you who wanna get some predictions in, there's always this:

Just go look at what Alex Jones was saying back in the 90s. Alex Jones and David Icke both predicted 911.

jully 22,2001

www.youtube.com...

I predict that you will still hate on me

[edit on 7-8-2008 by LeeHawt]

reply to post by schrodingers dog

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Search this url and that's ur answer.
www.abovetopsecet.com/forum/thread375067/pg1

User A_friend predicted 10 hours prior to Edgar Mitchell coming forward that "this reality will become a dreamland." He reported at around 8:30am and Mitchell came forward 6:19pm. I'd say he was pretty spot-on. People seem to miss the real predictions and focus on the fake ones.

Edgar Casey. I don't think he ever got the chance to post on ATS but he correctly predicted 1000's of events large and small. The best part about Casey's story is that he has a library full of correct predictions to back him up.

Hey you know i was thinking of starting the exact same thread yesterday..It really does seem we have all those posters inventing stuff everyday, and yet in that ive been browsing on ats nothing has happened

And could this b a slight indication that all he things predicted in the futre will also not be true. Well it could very well be...

Check this URL for your answer.
www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread375067/pg1

username A_friend predicted some weird crap like a week ago, at 8:40am, and at 6:19pm that day, Edgar mitchell came forward with his story. I'd say he was pretty spot-on.

i think half of the predictions came true here we would of all died back in 2004

Predictions are difficult. Isn't there value to forecasting and spotting trends. A really great prediction that is accurate is almost a lifetime event.
Actually, due to the greater reliability of forecasts they are more valuable. Some people have a lot of "hits".

reply to post by wisefoolishness

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apparently theres prophetic software that has predicted a number of events and casualties/fatalities.. some super software that was used for financial trading or something.. look it up it apprently has a 100% accuracy

reply to post by m4j35t1c12

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The event he predicted:



How was this accurate?



[edit on 8/7/2008 by schrodingers dog]

Oh sure, the world ended just last year, did you miss it? I have always wondered about the same thing though. There is always some sort of prediction and I have yet to see any of them come true. Well any major ones anyways. LOL

Well, as I posted on the "other" thread, here is a thread where the OP made a prediction (guess?) and it happened..

April 22nd

That is hardly a prediction that was first made on this board. Economists have been saying that for years.

www.belowtopsecret.com...

I profited from this 1 product company by shorting it. Stock went from $76 to $4 as of after hours tonight, on another warning.

This is as close as I've seen.


www.belowtopsecret.com...

Roper