I will be keeping most of the latest details on our Over-the-Horizon software work over on the Peoplenomics side of the house. There is some very sincere research underway now, and I think we may be getting close to a useful way of separating actual forecasting from the very human tendency to recognize the future only after it arrives.
There are at least two ways to attack the problem of “seeing” the future.
One approach begins with the idea that a very large population of internet users may collectively leak useful information about the future into their public postings. Millions of comments can be gathered, sorted, clustered and reduced until some underlying linguistic pattern emerges. Social media succeeded forums. A human analyst then studies those patterns and attempts to turn them into a forecast.
The second approach is rather less mystical. Read a gigantic number of ordinary news sources. Count words. Lump words with time-references (tomorrow, next week, in January, for example). Track changes in frequency. Follow relationships across time and subject domains. Hash the collected material along the way so that the original data cannot quietly mutate after the fact. Then let software identify unusual concentrations, accelerations and relationships.
Both methods can produce something that looks like a forecast. But looking like a forecast is not enough.
By my next birthday in February, we ought to have enough “prediction” laying around to score both approaches against events. And not with the usual sheepish fortune-teller standard of “See? Something happened that sounds vaguely like what I said.”
That is not forecasting. That is storytelling after the fact. The real question is much harder:
Did the method provide information that a competent analyst could not already have obtained from the information available at the time?
That distinction matters enormously. Suppose someone forecasts “violent water” sometime before year-end. Sounds dramatic enough. But what have we actually learned?
Right now a competent world watcher already has Hormuz, the Bab el-Mandeb approaches, the Black Sea, Odesa, Taiwan and several other maritime flashpoints on the board. Add seasonal flooding, tropical weather and one of the more remarkable ENSO setups in recent memory, and some variety of “violent water” becomes a very large target.
If enough darts are already heading toward a wall, putting a circle around the wall afterward doesn’t make you a marksman. Merely applying an early label does not create predictive specificity. Sometimes it demonstrates only skill in label-making.
And that brings us to the weather and its damp sidekick water.
ENSO’s Devilish Details
The latest ENSO outlooks are useful here because they illustrate how much of the future can already be inferred without invoking anything exotic. Treat ENSO as a tilt of the odds, not a script.
The Climate Prediction Center is now putting the 2026–27 event in very unusual territory, with exceptionally high odds of a very strong El Niño during the October-through-December peak period and a substantial possibility that it lands in historic company.
That immediately gives a strategic planner a comparison set: 1982–83, 1997–98 and 2015–16.
But even there, the future is not bespoke.
Those events did not produce identical weather. Where the Pacific heat concentrates matters. So does the atmospheric response. One very strong El Niño can drench parts of the West and South while another with similar headline strength produces a noticeably different rainfall map.
That uncertainty is important because it tells us what can reasonably be known now — and what would actually qualify as new information.
During late fall, the southern storm track generally becomes more interesting. California and the southern tier begin leaning wetter. Indonesia and parts of Australia can lean drier. Tropical agriculture begins carrying more weather risk.
Through winter, the classic El Niño pattern becomes more established if the atmosphere cooperates: wetter odds across portions of the southern United States, warmer and often drier conditions farther north, and a greater chance of transportation, agriculture and Gulf logistics being affected by persistent weather rather than one spectacular headline event.
Here in East Texas, the useful planning statement isn’t “floods coming.”
It is much duller and therefore much more useful: raise the odds of a wetter winter, expect more interruptions to field access, watch Gulf moisture and logistics, but don’t pretend September gives us the rainfall total for February.
The food effects also take time.
A serious ENSO excursion can begin stressing Southeast Asian agriculture, Australian crops, South American production and U.S. planting or harvesting windows well before the grocery-store consequences arrive. Food and energy consequences commonly develop over seasons, not Tuesdays.
Which gets us back to forecasting.
If the publicly available ENSO data already tells a reasonably competent analyst that the odds of water-related disruptions are rising, then announcing “water disruption ahead” has very little information value.
The question is: What did each forecasting system add?
Where Are the New Bits?
This may be the cleanest way yet to think about the whole future-prediction business.
Imagine all information already available to a capable analyst today as the baseline.
- Weather models are in there.
- Economic trends are in there.
- Shipping conditions are in there.
- Wars and military deployments are in there.
- Commodity flows, crop conditions, central-bank policy, political calendars, seasonal tendencies and known technological developments are all already in the box.
A forecasting system does not deserve credit for repackaging that box. It earns its keep only when it adds something useful that wasn’t reasonably inferable from the box.
That something is what I have begun thinking of as the TNT — The New Thing.
Not merely the next thing.
The new thing.
Suppose a forecast says there will be trouble involving shipping. Fine. We already know there is trouble involving shipping. $9 dollar diesel enough of a hint?
Suppose it says trouble will involve water. (Again, like Hormuz isn’t?)
Wonderful. There are wars being fought across and around water, historic ENSO conditions brewing and ordinary floods occurring every year.
Where are the new bits?
On the other hand, suppose a system identified a previously unnoticed risk to a particular class of industrial port, placed it within a reasonably narrow time window, anticipated a specific category of cargo being disproportionately affected and did so before conventional analysts had begun discussing it.
Now we have something worth measuring. Even if it turns out to be wrong.
In fact, a specific forecast that can clearly fail is scientifically more valuable than a vague forecast that can always be declared successful. Many have been – and in all kinds of fields.
That is one place where humans can get themselves into terrible trouble.
Test-Fitting the Future
We are excellent pattern-recognition machines. Often too excellent. It’s why I love the term Test-Fitting Apes.
Give a smart person an ambiguous forecast and a complicated world six months later and he can almost always find a correspondence.
- A flood fits.
- A port closure fits.
- A naval action fits.
- A hurricane fits.
- A shipping collapse fits.
- A drought that interrupts river traffic may fit.
- Even a severe economic contraction that empties ports and leaves cranes standing idle could be retold as a kind of “coastal event.”
At some point the interpretation becomes so elastic that the forecast cannot lose. And once a forecast cannot lose, it has ceased being useful science.
This is exactly the sort of behavior I explored Test-Fitting Apes. Humans are wonderfully adept at taking imperfectly fitting pieces and persuading ourselves they were meant to go together all along.
Which is why the software work interests me. Machines can test us as much as we test them.
If the raw data and the scoring rules are preserved before events occur, we can later ask whether the machine really found a forward signal or whether a human being merely told a good story about it afterward.
The Dry Coastal Event
There is another possibility worth keeping in the back of the mind. People naturally associate coastal disruption with storms, floods, waves and naval conflict because those are vivid physical events.
But suppose the great coastal disruption turns out to be dry. Suppose weakening economies reduce international trade. Cargo volumes collapse. Factories throttle back. Ship calls decline. Port employment falls. Warehouses empty. Coastal industrial districts lose their economic reason for being.
- The docks are still there.
- The water is still there.
- But the commerce is gone. Off the docks and into the mud on $50 diesel.
That could create a far more profound change in the world’s coastal infrastructure than a storm that shuts a port for a week.
Which raises a fascinating problem for predictive software: sometimes a system may identify the shape of a coming disruption while getting its physical cause wrong.
- Transportation interruption.
- Displacement.
- Shortages.
- Rerouting.
- Political blowback.
All of those might be correctly anticipated while “flood” turns out to have been the wrong domain interpretation.
That is something we ought to be able to score instead of hand-wave.
- Did the system identify the correct time?
- The correct sector?
- The correct consequences?
- The correct geography?
- And most importantly, the correct causal mechanism?
We should not let a correct consequence rescue an incorrect cause after the fact.
Otherwise we are right back to fortune-telling.
Next Moves
The next Climate Prediction Center long-range outlook package is due Thursday, and that will carry the conventional weather view farther toward year-end. We will put that into the ordinary-information pile where it belongs.
So will Taiwan. So will Hormuz. The new Houthiville.
So will the Black Sea, Yemen, shipping rates, diesel, crops, interest rates and everything else already visible to people who make a serious effort to watch the world. Oh, and yeah, the Fed Wednesday and globalist reactions thereafter.
Then OTH gets the harder assignment on its next run:
Tell us something we didn’t already know.
That is the standard.
Not whether we can find a future headline that resembles an earlier collection of words.
Not whether an analyst can produce an impressive narrative after events unfold. Not even whether a general direction was correct.
The question is whether there was measurable information gain over the competent observer’s baseline.
If mass public postings consistently provide that gain, then we will have learned something fascinating about human beings and information.
If they don’t, but machine analysis of ordinary news does, we will have learned something equally interesting about computational forecasting.
And if neither method reliably beats the competent analyst? Well, that is useful knowledge, too.
There’s an emergent science of the future trying to be born here. But we’re still crawling.
Before anybody gets to claim clairvoyance, prescience, predictive software or tomorrow’s secret decoder ring, there is one question that ought to be nailed over the laboratory door:
Where are the new bits?
Write when…yeah…when?
WinterStrength / flavorWhat followed that is useful to remember1982–83“El Niño of the century,” eastern PacificBrutal California/Gulf storminess; Peru floods; Indonesia/Australia drought; palm oil and tropical softs ripped higher into spring 1983; U.S. industrial gas up ~20% that year as weather and hydro shifted. Global income-loss estimates later put this event in the trillions.1997–98Peak ~+2.4 °C, classic EPCalifornia floods, warm north, wet South/Southeast. Indonesia drought + fires. Malaysian palm futures more than doubled Aug 97–Mar 98. U.S. gas jumped that winter on heat/hydro. Asian financial crisis was the other engine — climate was the crop/energy overlay.2015–16Very strong Niño-3.4, more CPWarm winter across much of the U.S.; California did not get a 97-style soaking. Still a big global tropical drought/flood split. Reminder that “historic SST” ? “historic California rain.”1972–73, 1957–58Strong, olderSame south-wet / north-warm skeleton; used in NOAA composites. Good for pattern, weaker for modern food-trade comparison.
NOAA’s own 11-event strong-Niño winter composite: Southeast wet in 8 of 11; Texas cooler than average in a majority of moderate+strong events; north warm/dry is the most repeatable temperature tell. Individual winters still scatter.
Food / energy / logistics — the logical chain, not a price target
From those three big winters, the repeatable sequence is:
Tropical ag first — SE Asia drought (palm, rice, rubber, coffee in some years), Andean/Peru flood vs drought split, Australian wheat/sugar stress. Price spikes in vegetable oils showed up into the following spring, not on the October heat day.
Southern U.S. field work — more rain, fewer good harvest/plant days, cotton and Gulf logistics get sloppy. That is a window problem, not a one-day food-price explosion.
Energy is two-sided — less hydro in drought tropics; more U.S. heating demand if the north is warm? Usually the opposite: warm north cuts heating, wet/cool south can lift power for wet soils and storms. 97–98 gas rose on southern heat + hydro, which is not identical to every Niño.
Inflation lag — 6–18 months is the honest “food problem” range after a historic Niño, especially if freight and fertilizer are already tight (your OTH Gulf/diesel thread). Circling a single date (Oct 29) is overfitting. Circling OND peak ? DJF pattern ? MAM crop/price realization is the analog.
East Texas expectation set (plain)
Fall: still hit-or-miss; don’t cash in a drought or a flood on September maps.
Winter: wetter-than-normal odds up, temperatures closer to seasonal or a bit cool versus the last decade’s warmth — not a guaranteed ice storm, not a drought winter.
Spring 2027: rain can hang on; field access and Gulf shipping weather matter more than the SST number.
Next summer: event likely decaying; do not plan 2027 summer as “another Niño.”
What would falsify this set
A sharp downward revision on the mid-September CPC maps; the warm pool sliding west and staying CP-flavored like 2015; or a strong sudden-stratospheric-warming / MJO pattern that parks a ridge over the South all winter. Those are the three ways a “historic Niño” winter still looks ordinary in Texas.
Begin-thinking-now range: plan winter water and field calendars off the 1982 / 1997 south-wet composite, keep a 2015 “warm and not that wet” branch in the drawer, and treat food/energy as a winter-into-next-harvest story — not a late-October one-day break.
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Follow the money, len.
Martin Armstrong: This is starting to resemble the movie Terminator. There is a kill zone between both sides where you stick your head up, and you are killed by a drone. I know Driscoll has joined Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google and now head of the US defense company Perennial Autonomy, which operates in Ukraine. Schmidt has become the Merchant of Death (published 1934) for World War III like DuPont was for World War I. He claims he is defending democracy profiting from every kill, yet Russia has elections and Ukraine does not. Interesting how you look the other way when the money keeps rolling in.
Welcome to the world gone completely nuts as we head into 2032.
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/uncategorized/does-anybody-know-what-they-are-doing-anymore/
Yerp – follow the money, then tell Us who is “Bubba”?
reference material – congresswomen jaypal reading epstain files.- https://youtube.com/shorts/Bb6Kxb3FLtA?
Hey OBD, you got the photo too ?
Nue is no problema Cleopatra, no problem at all..for Ure viewing pleasure – from the Great, the most amaze ballz viewer on ze planet – big Dick Allgire – he viewed the same SCHEISSEY peeps that are behind covert19, which got its start in Maryland at Ft Detrick..yerp that fort detrick – maybe “major” really was there for that episode on “As the World Burns” Soapy we are all currently living in.
Dick Allgire, The lost Session -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7B3f2a6C8Y&pp=ygU1ZGljayBhbGxnaXJlIGZ1dHVyZSBmb3JlY2FzdGluZyBncm91cCBtaXNzaW5nIHNlc3Npb24%3D
“don’t pretend September gives us the rainfall total for February.”
So far, in this part of ETX it’s looking more like February giving us the rainfall total for September. We got 0.54″ here in February, and 0″ to date in September.
New york times called putin a dictator. Queen would not meet with him in 1990s. In that vein yes. Terminator
What if? 1) putin elected with help local security setting off bombs 2) putin took over oligarts money consolidation power 3) putin owns courts 4) putin has assassinations foes 5) putin invades africa 6) putin renews nuclear wespons 7) putin has missiles 8) putin old new leader conservative like stalin 9) british hate him
Agree that ENSO is going to be an interesting driver across the next 6 months. Been doing my own analysis of it and watching the trends.
Taking some personal actions to secure against the ‘wetterness’ that is coming and branching out to address the 2nd & 3rd order lifestyle impacts.
The last three El Nino weather predictions for the Pacific Northwest where not all that accurate.
In two of the three., warmer weather and less snowfall was the main talking points – yet the Cascade Mountains received record snow pack.
However.., the weather modelling software and computer power has greatly advanced since then – so, they may be a bit more accurate than before.
the for that ^ Sir. Uhm, count me out on predictions. I tried everything and have, in the fullness of time (that which I’m allowed) there are unknowable things.
Mrs E often asks Mr Wizard (me) a great many things. Typical answer goes “I have no idea, it’s part of an enormous pile of things I don’t know and …
the pile is growing exponentially”
It’s okay. We aren’t meant to know. Just do what you can with the time you have.
Egor
Out here in the islands there is no guesswork about it. The hot El Nino’ boiling off Mexico is hurling hurricanes at us one after another.
armstrong ?? aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!! the chief of control in get smart .. he lost me years ago talking to his computer .. must have been something in it for him to get released from stir
If fracturalust is true by November Marcon invades russia. In reality if putin had not taken Crymea and don-ask europe would divide and crumble like Humpty Dumpty
Putin did not “take” Crimea. The Crimeans voted to give themselves to Russia in a 91% to 9% referendum.
Who the hell is “Marcon” and why should anyone care…?
Yeah, I saw Clif’s new prediction.
He hedged enough to cover himself against any eventuality.
Here’s my take on Clif High.
Wonderfully entertaining, enlighting at times, but as for his future forecasting ….. he lost me back with that “Global Coastal Event” fiasco.
I distinctly remember his last post pior to entering the timing window. He stated that the timing indicators were manifesting and he had an almost sanguine smugness that the event would happen.
And then, nothing.
Days past the event window closing, Clif published a short, mealy-mouthed, word salad. He offered up the release of some woman human-rights activist in Cambodia (that nobody had ever heard of) as proof of some world shaking change.
It was pathetic.
Then he went dark for a few months, only to pop up making forecasts and acting as if nothing had ever happened.
Fast forward to a few years ago.
Clif makes the rounds claiming that his forecast release language shows an “orders of magnitude” spike. Gobsmackingly unpresented.
Even remote viewer/globalist-cuck Dick Allgire joined with him in prediction of a gigantic event.
What happened? Nothing.
And again, no mea-culpas , no … “well that was a miss, however I am going to improve my methods”.
Nope, just silence, wait a while until the sheeple forget, then start up again as if nothing had happened.
I don’t forget folks who don’t own up to their mistakes.
RE: Global Coastal Event, I wrote a 5 volume dystopian series based on that prediction. ‘Coastal Event Memories, the Series’ https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZN7PBNB
Although the event didn’t happen, it was interesting to think about how the survivors coped with a 300′ sea level rise & massive volcanic activity.
re: Tempest in a Teapot
feat: Daniel Webster, 1838
Who would have thought tea trees could hide out in a pine forest? State-run “RT” media headquarters in Moscow are situated at Building 3/1, Borovaya (ru: “of the pine forest”) Street according to Wiki. The street is named after a pine forest which existed in the area before it became a Moscow industrial suburb. Google Streetview may not work at sighting Kyiv addresses, but it’s responding at the moment for Moscow locale inquiries.
The entrance gate to the “RT” hq site has an overhead sign translating as “Moscow Tea Factory” along with a blue elephant head perhaps representing the Hindu god Ganesha. Apparently he turns blue when worshipers meditate the Ekadanta Ganapati for focus, concentration, and success, or the Uchchhista Ganapati for spiritual power.
This processer of Indian and Chinese teas operated through Soviet times as the state-owned V.I. Lenin Moscow Tea-Packing Factory. Nowadays it still is at the same address, but as a privatized entity unlike its “RT” neighbor. A glimpse of the tea company’s website informs that their gift shop doesn’t close for lunch. ‘Dat’s Kapitalism, I guess (humour for the left-of-center). However popular Soviet brands remain in production per the firm’s online catalogue including “Tea with an (blue) Elephant”.
Speaking of Indian and Chinese teas in a Russian teacup, what a treat to see those three leaders pictured this weekend at the BRICS Summit in New Delhi. The Government of India Press Information Bureau published an image of the trio holding “golden teapots” at the following PIB link:
https://static.pib.gov.in/WriteReadData/Gallery/PhotoGallery/2026/Sep/H20260912216376.JPG
Wait…what ? You haven’t met any of the blue skinned ET’s yet ?
Whats Youse waiting 4 ?
I’ve started Ure Ancient Children Book 1. The Anderson County Tx setting has a Phil Dick feel to it.
Today’s big economic field observation local was $6 diesel. Still trying to read in your Report correlated to observed field phenomena. If diesel price is the big underlying causative issue, then have the prices topped, or is the chart an inversion? That is, with diesel at $6 and the chart just coming off 100%, does the index decrease from 100% to 60% indicate lower diesel prices by Christmas, or does it suggest $8.40 diesel by Christmas ? Outcomes are 40% normalization versus no bounce for dead Diesel kitty.
Made it through Ancient Children Book 1 chapter 46. Does remind of incidents I have witnessed, but somewhat more extreme. A few reality check notes:
Real govt operatives and secret police are a lot less chatty and informative. Psych-ops are SOP. We trained a whole generation of law industry mind-fr@ck operatives in the Iraq campaigns. Worse, you can never be sure who the real paymaster is. Could be the state, could the @sshole (or corporation) down the road who has demanded you sell out, and whose entourage is looking to put you in a shallow hole. You captured that pretty well.
Real lawyers can be brave, until they see cops are involved, and then they scatter for the baseboards.
In general, if you are plagued by CI misconduct, especially vigilantes using false narratives, you are mostly on Ure own.
Requesting officious help is just as likely to get you a bed in a psych ward as any help. Self-defense lands you on death row.
Breach of servers to destroy exculpatory evidence, breach client-lawyer privilege, and cover tracks is SOP.
I’m so old, I remember when America was an honest place.
What was that like?
Foreign feeling…
Cleaned JD prayer from Roundup on garden days fore tiller. Put mix of Trillion, same as par3, & sprayed turf with 46 gallons. Told Mallon (Marilyn my better half but with her Mom’s Swabian accent) If I mixed too strong everything dies, too weak and not much s, but mixed just right and only lawn left. Sprayed closeto an acre.
Twas my Sunday 9.13.2026
Oh, 913 are the last digits in my Gov’t SIN#, so I treat Sept 13th as one of my days to be aware.
George …
… An equity valuation fractal comparison between … the SPX 20 Feb 1928 to 3 Sept 1929 blow-off and the 13 Nov 1929 initial crash nadir – to the SPX 7 April 2025 to 13-14 Aug 2026 blow-off and the 15-23 Oct 2026 Initial crash nadir … http://www.economicfractalist.com/
So, 25 years ago, up to 10 years ago. 4 dreams to share:
1. China and Russia drop the dollar as the world reserve currency. America’s trading partners drop the dollar. A golden dress flows over and clothes a paper doll(ar) with platinum colored hair. Some of you here may remember that Thanksgiving day dream first documented on this site.
2. I walk outside my house, look to my left, look to my right. Neighbor directly next door to my left, sign says either house for rent or house for sale. House 2 doors over to my right, house for sale.
Dream ends. Later that evening, I walk my dog, the neighbor 2 houses over crosses the street to greet me and tell me he’s selling his house can’t stand the neighbors between us, wanted me to know.
1/2 that dream came true in less than 12 hours.
The other 1/2 of the same dream took almost 25 more years and I no longer live in that house but I kept in touch; my neighbor lived to be 103; had one son, he was a very depressed confused individual; I am not driving over there to confirm whether the house bounces around between selling and renting.
#3: My spirit flew directly West from my house about 2 miles but I am somewhere in the future. I fly over where a huge long-standing Ford dealership used to be; it is completely empty, parking lots cleared, closed. I wake up and wonder what that was about?
So, just 2 days ago, drove past that location exactly the same as the dream, they are gone but not from going out of business; they closed shop, sold the land, and moved to a better location for them. But it’s a psychic marker for me; it’s a message for me.
4. I am in the passenger seat of a car being driven by not a nice woman that I met once at a seminar. We are on an access road of an interstate near me. All of a sudden, small meterorites or asteroids start raining down with fire streams off of them and she tries to avoid them but they come down like hail stones.
I do not want to be in the city when some of these events happen.
Last year: dream where I told my new neighbor, there’s been a great quake, but we still have electricity and water.
Trying to make sure we have electricity and water.
I had something happen today that I never expected to ever happen or never had happen in my entire life. we went to see my mini me he had a football game. and my little tiger pageant princess she was there with her little boy and anyway we went out to eat after we got done eating went to give her you know went and fill out the bill and I put the custom tipping and she erased it says you don’t want to give me that much do you I said yeah and so we had to explain to her that we both my wife and I both been the south side of a quarter and had to crawl for food and all that s*** so yes we totally intended to give her a decent tip you take care of me I take care of you type thing never had anybody do that before that’s a very first time
re: Battle of Grunwald, 1410
feat: King Jagie??o, Central Park, N.Y.
Archduke Ferdinand’s 1914 assassination in Sarajevo took place at the Latin Bridge. The bridge connected the city with its christian catholic quarter.
Msm is reporting an alleged Russian drone strike on Sunday at the Yahodyn railway station near Ukraine’s border with Poland. Yahodyn was a hamlet under the nearby town of Rymachi (ukr.) / Rymacze (pol.).
According to rymacze dot pl, pagan-turned-catholic King W?adys?aw Jagie??o of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania founded the royal town of Rymachi in 1417 as a partial thanks to Poles for his victory at the 1410 Battle of Grunwald (ger: “Green Forest”). Gemini points to an alleged “Volyn Post” story about how Rymachi may have gained its name. A “folk legend” contends that a local of ancient date journeyed to see the Pope. Upon his return home he became known as Rym (polish: Rzym = Rome), and the town grew around him as Rymacze.
The town remained Catholic through its annexation by the Soviet Union in 1939. The region entered history books in 1943 under the alleged genocidal activities of Stepan Bandera’s nazi-aligned UPA whose name occasionally coincides with mention of the current leader of Ukraine’s Servant of the People Party.
A larger than life statue of 15th century King Jagie??o received a permanent home in Central Park, New York thanks to Mayor LaGuardia according to Wiki. The statue had featured at the Polish Pavilion in the 1939 World’s Fair. Meanwhile that same year saw Poland invaded by the nazis to start WW2. A twin statue of King Jagie??o in Warsaw apparently ended up repurposed by the invaders as bullets.
Pastor Brandon Biggs from Last Days Ministry, on YouTube, has predicted, ww3 will begin in Poland.
ok then. in the interests of experimenting with future forecasting I’ll throw this into the mix.
a week or so back I had an extremely vivid dream about New York City. I’ve never dreamed about NYC before (I’m Australian) and never dream of specific locations.
driving with my brother I’m glancing to the right across low grassy rolling hills, excitedly telling him that the whole city skyline will come into view any moment now. taking a wide sweeping bend to the right there is a massive explosion just up ahead. we’re unharmed but suddenly I’m walking through shrapnel towards the scene.
it seems I’m then taken back into a replay of events and see a white van with some scrapes and dents to the paintwork. very unassuming appearance – then I see Bunbury, not on a licence plate but somehow visible. Bunbury is another specific location which I’m familiar with, a town in Western Australia, so I dismissed it as another garbled dream.
out of curiosity I did a search for a Bunbury in the USA. none that I could find but did come across this. Spanish singer Enrique Bunbury will be performing at Brooklyn’s Kings Theatre on November 12 and 14.
no doubt another dart that will fly wide of the board.
Pastor Brandon Biggs, from Last Days Ministry, on YouTube, predicts a bad attack on Ny City; they will lose electricity for up to 3 weeks.
He has predicted several attacks across the USA; he says that the massive unchecked, unvetted illegal immigration has let them in and they will activate sleeper cells across the USA; also using white, unassuming, vans, and dump trucks.
Worth tuning in and given him a listen.
Find his exact site, not the fancy knockoffs.
His site has he and his wife’s picture.
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