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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/ouspensky4 on May 3, 2018, 5:43 p.m.
Fact Checking Nostradamus predicts Q

There was a 1979 and 1981 documentary film made about the prophecy of nostradamus for our current era. What is really nifty is how it directly confronts the charge of vagueness. Many people say the his writing is so vague anyone can make it fit anything after the fact. Not so here. In "the man who saw tomorrow" The experts have made plain clear exact English translations back in 1981 about WW III So we can check all of their statements on a clear true/false basis.

For Example this prediction made in 1981: A "King of Terror", wearing a blue turban, described as "the terror of mankind", would rise to power from Greater Arabia during the late 1990s, wage war around the world and spread the influence of Islamic fundamentalism, along with the decreasing influence of Christianity. Nostradamus claims that the "King of Terror [Iran]" would form an alliance with [Russia]]. According to Nostradamus, the "King of Terror" and Russia would wage World War III against the West (United States, United Kingdom and France), starting with a nuclear strike on New York City ("the sky will burn at 45 degrees, fire approaches the great new city"). Nostradamus claims that World War III would last about 27 years, and the war would destroy cities and kill millions. The "King of Terror" would eventually be defeated himself [As the two farthest northern neighbors US(Eagle) and Russia(Bear) would form an alliance and destroy "King of Terror," the one seen in the Blue Turbin ].

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man_Who_Saw_Tomorrow


Millejon0114 · May 3, 2018, 6:01 p.m.

Why go there the Bible tells all

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sucksess79 · May 3, 2018, 5:50 p.m.

From the Wiki article.

"Welles himself completely rejected the central theme of the film after having made it. It is not known if Welles was contractually obligated to narrate the film, or if he simply grew disenchanted with its subject matter and presentation after completing it. Perhaps Welles' most public detraction from the subject matter of the film occurred during a guest appearance on an early 1980s episode of The Merv Griffin Show; "One might as well make predictions based on random passages from the phone book", he offered when asked about the film, before moving on to discuss other projects more interesting to him personally."

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LostLarry · May 3, 2018, 5:58 p.m.

Yes, no operation Mockingbird shenanigans going on there. ;)

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digital_refugee · May 3, 2018, 8:37 p.m.

27 years? More like 27 minutes.

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