It now looks like someone did predict the 9/11 attack. A book that was on the shelves of every bookstore in the United States in 1985 predicted the following future attacks upon New York City:
1. An "attack" on "New York" involving a "bombing".
2. An "attack" on "New York" involving its "towers or skyscrapers."
On 2/26/93 a terrorist "bombing" of the World Trade Center basement parking garage in New York City did in fact occur, and on 9/11/2001 there was an attack on New York's "towers or skyscrapers," exactly as described in Erika Cheetham's famous book "The Man Who Saw Tomorrow".
Erika Cheetham's book about the predictions of a French prophet who lived nearly 500 years ago and recorded poems about dangerous future events, predicted a future attack upon New York City involving it's "towers or skyscrapers". The prophet Nostradamus (1503-1566) recorded his visions in the form of quatrains (4-line poems) meant to warn us about dangerous future events. Nostradamus' quatrains cover the period from 1555 to 2055, and have proven to be highly accurate descriptions of modern day events. However it seems that no one was listening to these warnings. The quatrains below include the original Old French verses, and a link to an Old French dictionary if you want to check the Old French word meanings:
Enormous-promontories on fire in the center of the mainland,
Enno-sigee feu du centre de terre,
Will cause trembling in the towers of the City of New York;
Fera trembler au tour de Cite Neufve;
Two great rock-monoliths continuously will be attacked,
Deux grands rochiers longtemps feront la guerre,
This is when air-vessels will turn-round to a new course.
Puis aer-thuse rou-gira nouveau fleuve.
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The famous prophet Michel de Nostredame's poem turned out to be a warning about a future attack on New York City. Our security agencies didn't pay any attention to this warning because science dictates that it is not possible for man to see through time to predict future events. But on September 11th, 2001, two hijacked "air-vessels" did in fact "turn-round to a new course" and crash into the two World Trade Center towers in New York City. And although our national security agencies suspected that al Qaeda was preparing to attack America, only the prophet Michel de Nostradame, also known as Nostradamus, accurately identified their exact targets as "two great stone-monoliths" in the "City of New York."
The Bible says God speaks through His Hebrew prophets who were sent on 500 year intervals to warn His people about dangerous future events. The prophet Nostradamus is the most recent of these prophets, but unfortunately the warnings of Nostradamus were ignored because liberal educators claimed Nostradamus was a fraud. The atheist socialists who teach in America's universities insist that the bonds of time cannot be breached to foretell future events, but in 1956 Jeane Dixon foretold the assassination of John Kennedy over seven years BEFORE it occurred, thus proving science wrong. The Bible told us that the stars will be for signs for men, and also records the fact that three Persian astrologers used God's timeclock in the heavens to predict the birth of a Hebrew messiah in the town of Bethehem 2000 years ago. It is unfortunate that the scientists in our modern world refused to heed the warnings of the prophet Nostradamus about attacks on New York City. The socialists who teach in America's schools and universities today tell us that the prophet Nostradamus is a fraud, but it now turns out that the only frauds were all the university educated intellectuals who claimed to be able to translate the quatrains of Nostradamus.
DECEPTION: Michel de Nostredame was a fraud.
THE TRUTH: Michel de Nostredame was a prophet.
You'd think that the FBI under it's director Robert Meuller would have taken more notice of Erika Cheetham's book "The Man Who Saw Tomorrow," after her prediction of a future attack on New York City's "towers, or skyscrapers" did in fact take place on 9/11/2001, but apparently they didn't. If you want to learn more about the three NYC attacks Erika Cheetham described in her now famous book, "The Man Who Saw Tomorrow," click on one of the secure book links on this webpage to order your book by Edward Oliver.
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