It's a tragedy that nobody listened to me.
I predicted both of the Christchurch earthquakes. I even picked the dates. I said that the February one would be particularly severe, and would result in the loss of life.
But nobody listened.
You probably don't believe me, but I can prove it. My predictions are on footage captured in a documentary, which will up be on YouTube soon. I start filming the footage this weekend.
Then you'll see.
Friday, March 11, 2011
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I've seen your documentary, in the theatre of my mind's eye, and you are a revelation. Will you do a follow-up?
ReplyDeleteHang on! I've just seen it!
Brilliant!
I made a prediction today that the numbers for last week's Lotto would be 01, 13, 19, 27........
ReplyDeleteThe same prediction could be made about many towns and cities throughout the country. Unfortunately, like other people who claim to have predicted earthquakes, one of the key elements of a successful prediction is missing. In this case it's the timing.
ReplyDeleteAlso, it avoids the issue of how to avoid the consequences of the prediction. Local and central government have tried to regulate, because markets were not delivering earthquake-safe buildings quickly enough. Of course there was resistance to the regulation, because there was no profit in retrofitting.
first - time visitor -
ReplyDeleteis this not what economists and weather -persons do all the time -- and all the time - they are still SOOO wrong - bit like bloggers ...
but i will watch your u-rube thingie - thanks diana
is this not what economists and weather -persons do all the time -- and all the time - they are still SOOO wrong - bit like bloggers ..
ReplyDeleteI will forgive your comment, your being a first time visitor. You are obviously unfamiliar with my uncanny ability to predict great events. For example, I successfully predicted that the North would win the American Civil War, and that England would successfully repel the Spanish Armada. I even predicted the year and date of Queen Victoria's death.
I am never wrong. When what I say isn't supported by the facts then it's the facts that are wrong.
I can vouch for Sott's accuracy. It was only last week that Scott predicted that John Key would become PM after the 2008 Election. Now you can't argue that!
ReplyDeleteGosh with all that 'evidence' what can I say?
ReplyDeleteKeep looking- nay verifying would be real swell
I may even copy you and get done for fanciful thinking - bit like stephen wilce
Diana