Fyi -- Sylvia Browne last night shared next President to be 'Democrat'

[cthrumatrix]

Many of you may know Sylvia Browne as the very popular psychic. She was on "Coast to Coast" last night (Radio Show).

The show was quite interesting and she did make a few predictions over the course of the interview:

* a democrat would win the presidential election...and that democrats would own the presidency for some time.

* there will be a large natural explosion at Yellowstone National Park (mercury...?)

* Pope is not long for this world.

* Sadam will be killed over the next few months and Ossama would probably pass away with ill health.

* She was "very uncomfortable" with North Korea, their weapons and their leader (who would use them)


For what it's worth ...thought I would share. This is the same woman that Nancy Reagan used before a trip in which she warned of assasination...that same location/event Saddat was killed.

[thebigidea]

1. wow! How did she ever guess?

"Pope is not long for this world."

Astounding! She's a regular Criswell.

"I predict nine old women on the Supreme Court."

[cthrumatrix]

2. she laughed about that as well...she did go on to say that there would

only be one more pope..and that there would be rule by a consortium of cardinals after that....

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

Yellowstone

Yellowstone is expanding and scientists predict a massive volcanic explosion there, but they don't know when. This apparantly happened before, and was huge. Could cause a great deal of climate change in the western US.

Read somewhere that a monk long ago had a vision and listed all the Popes. John Paul II is to be the next to last, as memory serves. Anyone else know anything about this?

[starroute]

16. St. Malachy

Here's a brief rundown:
http://www.newagedirectory.com/pro/malachy.htm

Malachy was an Irish bishop who gave a list of epithets for 112 future popes, starting with the one who was elected in 1143. That leaves only two (not one) more to go.

[Dogmudgeon]

3. That "large natural explosion at Yellowstone"

It's no secret that Yellowstone is perched on top of one of the largest volcanoes in the world. It's a large caldera volcano, also known as a Supervolcano.

When they erupt, they erupt with the force of thousands of eruptions like Pinatubo or Krakatau. The last one, Toba, erupted 75,000 years ago and nearly caused the extinction of the human race. Yellowstone erupts once every 650,000 years, and we're about 50,000 years "overdue".

If Yellowstone "erupts", it would be the biggest natural disaster humans have faced since Toba. The world's temperature would drop by a good 10F for a decade or more. The sheer amount of magma thrown up by the eruption would kill just about everyone within 200 km of the park.

It's also no secret that the volcano is becoming active again, very active. But if it does erupt, Sylvia Browne will have more on her mind than booking an appearance on Oprah or Leno.

--bkl

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

4. Thanks

You said it far better than I did, and with more detail. I know that scientists have been watching a 'bulge' in the earth in one part of the park for several years now.

I wasn't aware of the extent of the devistation, though.

Another cheery thought-the New Madrid (MO) fault line is due for another major eruption. Last time, in 1812-13, the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers flowed backward, islands sank, land near the river caved in, and Reelfoot Lake was created. Wouldn't it be interesting if Yellowstone's eruption triggered another New Madrid quake?

[transeo]

14. Interesting? How about really f'ing scary!

Personally, I'd rather not see either happen in my lifetime. I can handle living without real scenes of massive destruction and death. Let's leave that to the disaster movies.

:hi:

[cthrumatrix]

6. She shared this would happen within the next 3-5 months...

[Bandit]

17. Imminent threat we need to attack right away.

The earth is getting angry at the parasite (humans) that is killing it. We should not be surprized when it strikes back to protect itself.

[Dogmudgeon]

8. Immanent Disasters

There has never been a time in human history when some natural disaster or another hasn't threatened our survival. We've been lucky for quite some time. The last "biggie" probably occurred around 13000 years ago and ended the last ice age, although the meteor strikes of around 2350 BCE were spectacular to the people living under the estimated track of the swarm's fall, roughly from Iceland to Iraq.

These days, though, we know we are facing the following impending disasters. The first set is natural:

- Eruption of the Yellowstone supervolcano

- Little Ice Age (from the collapse of oceanic thermohaline convection -- see www.whoi.edu/institutes/occi/currenttopics/ct_abruptclimate.htm)

- Collapse of the western part of Grand Canary / Las Palmas, generating a huge tsunami (1500 ft+ breakers at Miami, possibly 500 ft+ breakers at Long Island)

- Collapse of brittle rock bed off the East Coast, causing huge tsunamis AND releasing an enormous amount of methane into the atmosphere, enough to cause catastrophic global warming.

Then there's the human disaster we're creating by using as much oil as we can as fast as we can without preparing for prices to skyrocket and production to stall, as the easily-pumped oil close to the surface is exhausted. We should be at the critical point of oil use Any Day Now, but by 2030 at the very latest. And in spite of coal industry P.R., there is not enough coal to last 500 years. It's more like 50 years at 1970 rates of consumption.

The Powers That Be probably do understand these things, and that has prompted the recent swing toward fascism. But I personally think we'd be a lot better off if they just came clean, so we could prepare for problems now instead of reacting in pain and dread when things do get bad.

Chances are that none of the natural disasters will happen at all any time soon, but the human disaster will arrive on schedule, or even early. For one thing, Iraq's oil supply may have been overestimated by 50%.

A new Ice Age, supervolcanoes, megatsunamis, or not, the future will be darker and colder than necessary if we don't take control of our "leaders" soon.

--bkl

[havocmom]

11. under the shadow of projected plume here in Tiny Town

but out of the 200 KM range. So I can expect to merely suffocate on ash? Swell. Was hoping to go in the intial blast.

There is plenty of evidence of the last Yellowstone supervolcano explosion in my neighborhood if one really looks. Lots of petrified downed redwood trees exposed on little ridges. Now it is a pretty bare prairie with odd formations.

Am concerned with the CBM driling going one in Wyoming too. Looks like the drilling will start up big time in Montana. They are pouring salt water on the ground. If the magma doesn't get us, we will starve from having barren ground.

Edit: typos and add drilling likely in MT

[Zuni]

13. like the Aral sea

The Soviets messed with the environment, and it dried up and has poisoned the earth around it. Dessicated--among the worst natural disasters ever.

[E_Zapata]

5. Flip a coin......I call heads

I might be right.

dem or repub...war, trashed economy, yeah a dem might win. **rolling eyes**

I like Syliva, but that list of predictions? pretty absurd. Who on earth isn't 'uncomfortable' with N. Korea? Good to know Sylvia is human!

[Bunny]

7. I like Sylvia a lot too.

But that list of predictions is kinda funny. Talk about stating the obvious! What I like about Sylvia is not so much her prediction stuff - it's more her writings on reincarnation and what happens after we die. That whole topic is so interesting to me, and Sylvia has fleshed it out pretty extensively.

[ShaneGR]

9. Devils advocate!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How many predictions has she gotten wrong, and how many weird ones has she gotten right?

FOr example: Predicting that the pope is going to die soon isn't really psychic. But predicting that Yellowstone is going to explode is.

[Paranoid_Portlander]

15. She predicted Bill Bradley would be president...

... in 2000. This was one of many predictions she published in one of her books, which I own, for the year 2000. Her predictions turned out to be close to 100% wrong. I'm too tired to find the book and look up the page number.

[Az]

10. If you can get in touch with her

Please remind her that James Randi is still waiting for her to take the test she agreed to on Larry King 781 days ago. She seems reluctant to prove she has the powers she claims she has. Would be nice to clear up the doubt about whether paranormal abilities actually exist. Think of all the doubt and uncertainty that would be lifted from the world if we actually could show through valid testing that such powers do exist.

[phoebe]

12. guessing she browses at Rense.com

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