A few problems with this-- and I think that there was some debunking that went on, also, that's not reflected here.
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The Following are all events that will shortly come to pass. In your immediate futures. I will not give dates for these events, and although these may seem rather generic statements I assure you they are founded in reality based on fact. In the small chance that the posting of this information changes the outcome of the events, I see no way in which the events depicted would unfold "That much" differently than in my history.
The usual caveat that serves to leave an out for the prophet is highlighted.
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- A Pre-emptive strike occurs between two war bound countries in Europe/Asia. [Peter's comment: Israel vs. Iran, March 2006?]
There are no "war-bound countries" in Europe or Asia now, and
now would seem to be within our "immediate futures" in April, 2005. Iraq and Afghanistan, England and the U.S. and their "allies," are all involved in a war, but none are inclined to launch a nuclear strike. In other words, the U.S. and England are not about to nuke Iraq. They are about to nuke Iran, but Iran is not "war-bound."
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- 2 Federal buildings are completely destroyed.
This is a gratuitous and pernicious thing for Z to have posted in the first place, and, in the second place, he can easily retain his credibility if only one is destroyed, or there is general destruction in a city from a natural disaster.
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- A Sudden outbreak of influenza. [bird flu 2006?]
This has actually been a fairly hot topic of discussion among scientists and doctors for the past few years, and even the avian flu threat was controversial enough to affect commerce in pet birds and poultry. The government calls the shots here: for a while, it apparently wanted us to be afraid of flesh-eating mad-cow disease; then of avian flu and West Nile virus; then of smallpox; now again of mutant avian flu. Hey government-- whatever happened to the smallpox scare? Didn't scare us enough?
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- The Patriot Act ends up in court, its powers used to spy on civilians "For their own good" [cases filed January 2006]
The "Patriot" Act is not the subject of the lawsuits recently filed. The subject is the domestic spying by the NSA outside of any law-- illegal in the strictest sense. The "Patriot" Act may have given Bush and Gonzales something to hang the wiretapping on: at the moment they have nothing.
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Absolute balderdash-- that is, until the usual third celebrity dies. If this refers to the presidential succession passing over Cheney and Bush on account of impeachment and indictment, this has been hashed over repeatedly on the very site Z is posting on, and often since. If it refers to Gov. Bush of Florida becoming president-- well, that, too, has been predicted, and often; so often that to do so one more time would have absolutely no effect. So why not just come right out and say it?
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- A Massive Financial meltdown that puts the Euro as the preferred Global Currency. Repercussions abound to the almighty US Dollar.
Cary has talked about this very thing more than once. Indeed, Iraq was about to make the change to the Euro just before it got invaded by the Dollar. Anybody who could stay awake enough to read the Wall Street Journal could have predicted this a couple of years ago.
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- A New form of computer virus programmed by a small team of individuals sweeps the globe within 24 hours.
What do you think, a remarkable prediction?
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- The Telluride Occurrence
This is my favorite. It is so specific and yet so vague that something big and weird could happen anywhere in the West and qualify; and, if nothing of the kind happens, the prophet can point to the warning about deviation in the actual event predicted. Show you what I mean, I predict that something highly unusual and notable will happen pretty soon in Oregon.
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Waco type events, he should have just come right out and said 9/11 type events. You will all be surprised when the veil comes down and you realize that you aren't 100% free anymore. The Civil War, its not what you think it will be, its not started by anything you might think.
I began to post on the predecessor forums in December, 2003, and from my first post I began to warn about the coming loss of rights and danger to the Constitution. In November, I published an article about the 1942 Internment and how it left the president with the power to mass-arrest citizens. In my first post about Titor, I suggested that he was a fictional character and probably a government disinformation project. Only the stupidest, laziest Americans believe what Bush tells them, and even
he tells them that they're not "100% free anymore." A great many people began to warn about the loss of freedom starting with the "Patriot" Act and the strange behavior of Bush.
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You will feel as though you've just been through a movie in which the last 5 minutes changed the entire first 2 hours of the movie, the Twist, as it were, which Cannot be guessed, and cannot be revealed, is very "Unexpected". Once the initial panic is over, the confusion sets in, this is the time Big Brother steps in and you no longer have that cushy 100% freedom you treasure so Dearly. Well, get Used to it.
A confusing and contradictory prophecy. There will be a huge catastrophe that results in the loss of freedom, but there will also be a series of Waco events and a worldwide civil war. In fact, according to Z, almost anything big can happen anywhere in the world and still fit his predictions.
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Marshall Law [sic] is not legally declared in the US. Elections have continued to take place, although some have been sped up to a point many of us thought was almost ludicrous. In some cases an individual post had been filled by means of special elections within less than 2 months.
Spelling has not improved much in the following generation: and the small spelling error probably is an indication of an unfamiliarity with the concepts involved, which works against his overall story, right? The rest of the prediction is nonsense.
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Q. What does history say about the Middle East during this decade? What does history say about the US?
A. That Muhammad was a prophet, that Allah was Great, that the mere freedoms we all took for granted in the U.S. were the very things the Arabs in the Middle East were despondent against. History considers the U.S. capitalists in every sense of the word. Led about like a dollar bill hanging from a string on a stick in front of a Donkey. The Rest of the world considers the U.S. as feeling as if they are "Better" than any other country. The Citizens of the US feel their ancestors of your time were blindsided and truly insignificant. Everybody likes to ask about the [Titor] War, that is a question I receive all too often, what causes it, when does it start, who do we fight, who lives, who dies. I find it quite disconcerting, as the reality of the situation is that the war has already begun. I wonder if anybody here knows the current amount of U.S. troops on foreign soil?
This is nothing but a freestyle attempt to imitate the Titor voice, and is infused with undigested Titor ideas mashed together and topped off with a non sequitur. Nor does it answer the question; nor is the use of the word "despondent" correct. One is not "despondent against" something. The battle-weary Titor was clear and eloquent most of the time-- this Z is full of shit, and his sloppy attempt to copy Titor hurts the eyes.