Originally posted by questioningall
actually you are wrong - it said Oct. 7th would be the start of an emotional release for 6 months and the percurser to it would be Sept 23-27th -
Paulson came out on Sept 23rd, saying they needed 700 billion for bailouts.
No, actualy
you're wrong. That's what they said on one occasion, but they initially said that Oct 7th would be a HUGE event. No huge event
happened on that day. Most of the economic news had happened in the previous weeks. The way their system works is to pick up on human emotion of a
great event before it happens. So then their assertion would only work if something massive happened on Oct. 7th which released much human emotion.
That day was relatively calm, therefor the bases of their system was disproven.
Also what about the mid November prediction?
We're supposed to be eating out of trashcans now with NO economy.
Originally posted by questioningall
So they actually have a Great record.
About as 'great' as nostradamus.
Originally posted by Muundoggie
You say Tenn NEVER has earthquakes? Look at this list that shows plenty of activity in Tenn. Small as they may be they are still considered
earthquakes
folkworm.ceri.memphis.edu...
"small as they may be" is the key portion of your reply.
That's my point.
Tennessee isn't well known for its earthquakes as California is.
When you say a deadly earthquake will hit the US, most people would assume California.