- Tensions build in cities, encounters scarcity.
As the cost of food, fuel and other necessities of life continue to rise so does peoples level of stress. As the holidays approach, individuals find themselves taking extreme actions that they would have never considered in the past.
General Statement #3. Once again I fail to see how this qualifies as a prediction. We are in troubled times people are losing their homes and jobs. Logic would tell you that they would resort to alternate means. Stress related to the failing economy isn't something new. When the cost of products go up we will of course see a rise in crime.
- The populace of the US impacted by a condition like posttraumatic stress. It will be something like “time shocked” or “time stunned”.
Just as you wrap you head around one big change or traumatic event, another will come along which will be bigger and harder to absorb.
What exactly is it predicting? It fails to give a date. So when an event does occurs you will all jump and say 'Yeah the Web bot predicted that'.
- Mood of the population improves: People have a renewed sense of optimism that the corporate/elite can and will be replaced in the elections but the ‘us against them’ grows.
This appears to be directly related to the upcoming presidential elections. People will briefly experience a renewed optimism and confidence in the promises made by the new president, but the mood will quickly change when they realize that it is business as usual in Washington.
Ugh, General Statement #4. This occurs with every presidency, I didn't know George Bush was a whack job only until he was in office.
- Possibly early elections, or at least calls for that because of anger.
This seems to relate to Israel and the possibility of early presidential elections necessary to curtail the increased threats from Iran.
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- In late 2008 the rest of the world’s currencies are ‘touched off’ by the dollar and U.S. decline.
The continuing instability of the U.S. economy and financial systems will prove to be a catalyst for global unrest and uncertainty.
General Statement #5. Reasons listed above.
- The Web Bot foresee a West Coast/Vancouver area large-scale earthquake around December 12, 2008.
Many have seen signs of this coming for quite some time. This may not be the “Big One”, but it will prove to be significant and very devastating to the area.
Yes finally a spot on prediction. Well there has been small tremors as of late. Saying there will be an earthquake in an earthquake prone area isn't much of a prediction. Yet it does give a date, we will have to wait and see.
visz.rsoe.hu...
- There will be a 2009 winter/spring natural disaster, which caused people to become angry about government response.
With the dramatic increase in natural disasters such as earthquakes, hurricanes, floods and more, the government’s inability to respond to the immediate needs of the people will prove to be devastating for many.
Yes let's cover a period of 6 months and all natural disasters possible. Then when that event occurs the web bot prediction was correct. Government intervention was slow? When does FEMA ever do a good job? Tell me if Katrina never happened would this prediction still be on the list?
As mentioned, spring is a term for temperate climates, but the news of many countries covers large parts of continents and so we may hear of the hurricane season (Northern Hemisphere) and cyclone season Southern Hemisphere officially beginning in late spring. This is less to do with the relationship of spring to hurricanes / cyclones but more to do with the extent of media coverage and the use of seasonal terms from the one part of a continent to make reference to what is happening in other less temperate climates. The monsoon season is the monsoon season, and not some variation of spring or summer, except for those perceiving it from a temperate climate background.
en.wikipedia.org...(season)
- The Web Bot foresee that the winter in the Northeast will be very cold, causing some schools to close, and then later to reopen as shelters for people who can't heat their homes.
Language suggests that the shortages will be caused by a lack of supplies, cost of fuel, or both.
How does it do it? This is amazing, there hasn't been a school closing in this country for almost 50 years!![/sarcasm]
- Global Coastal Event likely in early to mid 2009
The Web Bot sees a permanent loss of low-lying territory globally and foresees that one continent in particular will get hit badly, but it does not say which one. Places to avoid: anything at sea level (Bangladesh/Florida/ etc).
So we shouldn't a have Florida by 2009, sounds unlikely.
All this is, is a just a bunch of half-baked ideas that are generalizations or will fail to come true. Stop believing everything that is posted on the internet folks.
Web Bot Predictions- Source
-Ign0RanT
[edit on 10-12-2008 by Ign0rant]
This year took longer because there were BETTER crops so they had more old stock... 
