sites that track predictions

[Ted the dog]

After reading Coincidence's thread on gaia man, I remembered a site I saw about a 7 months ago that was like a blog that kept track of different predictions...this guy didn't make the predictions himself, he just tracked the different ones and then tracked mainstream media in an attempt to match everything up.<br><br><br>he had a timeline and a chart showing you who had predicted what and when it was supposed to happen. He had John Titor up there and the guy that supposedly predicted 9/11 and was allegedly approcahed by the FBI after it happened...shit..what's his name...it's "zolloz" or something like that...I know people on here have heard of him because I've seen him mentioned before....<br><br>anyway...anyone know of the site I'm talking about, or maybe similar sites? it'd be interesting to go and see what the guy has been tracking now, after new orleans.<br> <p></p><i></i>

[spyvsspy]

<!--EZCODE AUTOLINK START--><a href="http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/aspie/trueorfalse/index.html">myweb.tiscali.co.uk/aspie...index.html</a><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK END--><br><br>Gaia Man is not being monitored on this site. He says alot will happen between now and March 2006. Look at the summary posted in another thread, and lets see how he is doing. <p></p><i></i>

[Ted the dog]

thanks for the link....that's pretty funny/interesting. <p></p><i></i>

[smiths]

i have personally never believed in the ability of anyone to predict the future because it goes against my framework of understanding of the space around me, but,<br>i have been very impressed with some of the linkages and predictions made by goro adachi and am almost embarrassed to say that i check his site regularly <br><br><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK START--><a href="http://www.goroadachi.com/etemenanki/">www.goroadachi.com/etemenanki/</a><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK END--><br><br>in the end, you either believe that 'it' is pretty much mapped out ahead of time or, 'it' is happening in the now and there is no pre-mapped future.<br>seeing patterns in people and culture over time and infering possible future directions is very different to 'seeing' future events.<br> <br> <p></p><i></i>

[maggrwaggr]

www.goroadachi.com/etemenanki/<br><br>Just spent way more time than I thought I would at that site.<br><br>Very interesting stuff. Whoever that is, they put a lot of time into it. I can't help but think that they're onto something, but god knows what.<br><br>The manifesto page is pretty great, if you haven't read that. Here's a little sample:<br><br>Let's face it. The majority of the humans on this planet we call Earth are little more than monkeys with the ability to speak and do simple arithmetic. That is not to say that humans don't have the potential to become much more - and we do. But the system put in place for us reduces most humans to rats chasing a piece of cheese, just unwittingly running in circles, never achieving anything meaningful except temporarily satisfying hunger. By the time people are finished with public education, most are fully prepared to accept life as being about chasing the cheese. The system will have trained them well to act in certain ways and expect certain rewards, not unlike the circus animals.<br><br>Let's take it from the top. What we have as biological beings, first of all, is the instinctive desire to survive. Our freedom to choose between life and 'death' has thusbeen automatically taken away. This is the first and most fundamental limitation we face, and this is the first condition of being a biological life form. Individually, we are made to seek and consume food to sustain our bodies. As a race, we are programmed to crave and engage in sex to ensure the continuance of the species.<br><br>From these primary human needs arises the secondary desire for cohabitation, a society, which increases the chances of fulfilling the biologically-induced needs. This then gives rise to a 'system', which in turn leads to the establishment of laws and convention-driven behaviors/mentality. 'Fitting in' becomes an important underlying obligation for all members of the system because a system, as a form of machine, has to have all its parts working in harmony to function properly. And so the fundamental needs imposed upon us by nature/biology make conformity a high priority.<br><br>The important question, however, is 'Do we really like this situation'? Don't we all crave freedom and creativity as well - something that belonging to an external system inevitably diminishes?<br><br>So the United States and other democratic nations promote freedom. But isn't that a little schizophrenic? A system for freedom - it's pretty much an oxymoron. At the heart of a democratic system is election, or the idea of a 'government of the people, by the people, for the people'. In a basic sense, democracy is a system devised to ensure that the most popular views are implemented to keep as many people as possible happy or 'free'. But more bluntly put, democracy is majority rule. It is, in a way, an extension of the high-school type popularity contest. And the ultimate way to win the game, it can be deduced, is to make more babies so that there would be more of your kind, i.e.  becoming the majority faction and gaining the right to decide what should be done. A silly game, is it not? It has very little, if at all, to do with truth. <br><br><br> <p></p><i></i>

[emad]

Tomorrow the IRA queen Elizabeth Windsor drops dead, London cops arrest 95% of House of Windsor (excluding Duke/Duchess of Gloucester & family) for UN Oil-for Fraud scam, charge William & Harry with 7/7 and 21/7 London bombings and bring treason charges against all Labour and Tory front benches, plus assorted Lib Dems, George Galloway, Ken Livingstone, all Scottish Ms and.....charge Prince Charles, Duke of Westminster, Duke of Abercorn and MI6 head John Scarlett with 9/11 mass murder.<br><br>Meanwhile in NYC, ex-UK top terror cop David Veness - now UN Dep Sec Gen for Security, serves arrest warrants on Poodle, Kofi, Putin etc while CIA busts Dumbass.......<br><br>FINGERS CROSSED! <p></p><i></i>