Nostradamus - an illuminati favorite for almost 500 years

Nostradamus success

Most people have heard of Nostradamus, the 16th century “prophet” who was able to “see into the future.”Almost 500 years after his death, Nostradamus´s books are still selling (in other words: the illuminati are still using his deception), so there are plenty of people who must think Nostradamus was on to something. Never before in the History of Mankind did so many people expect the fulfillment of prophecy at a given moment as in the month of July 1999, at the solar eclipse of August 11, 1999 and at the end of the millenium.
Nostradamus Prophecies comprise the only piece of literature other than the Bible that has been continuously in print since 1555.
One of the reasons why the illuminati used Nostradamus's centuries so heavily over the centuries is because of the tranquilizing effect all over his quatrains. At the end of each period of tribulation and war life would happily continue.

How Nostradamus did it

All quatrains except 10.72

But how did Nostradamus do it? How could he predict the future? It´s actually pretty easy once you understand what he was doing.
First of all, using one of the basic brainwash techniques. The same technique used for example by astrology: a combination of suggestion (THE basic brainwash technique), cryptic description and known facts.
He simply wrote everything in the form of cryptic four line poems (Quatrains) and let people interpret them after something happened. Here´s an example of one of these poems that some people believe foretells the rise of Hitler…

"Beasts ferocious with hunger will cross the rivers,
The greater part of the battlefield will be against Hister.
Into a cage of iron will the great one be drawn,
When the child of Germany observes nothing."


Now your first impulse after looking at that may be "Histler, Germany, battlefield? Holy moly, he just predicted the Third Reich!" Well "Histler" actually was a region near the Danube river. Beyond that, what else do we have here except a bunch of randomly throw together sentences that could be interpreted a dozen different ways? After the fact, it´s easy to pick one passage out of hundreds in an attempt to prove Nostradamus´s prescience. But look at it like this; could anyone have predicted the rise of Hitler, in say 1920, based on what Nostradamus wrote? Of course, that wouldn´t have been possible. All of Nostradamus's prophecies (except Quatrain 10.72) are meaningless until something has actually happened and you can look at Nostradamus's words retrospectively.

The success of Nostradamus deception reflects the state of the society

Anyone not brainwashed should be able to figure it after spending 10 minutes perusing his material.
In order to measure the intensity of brainwash under which a society is and how brainwashed that society is, a good unit is the degree of success of such techniques. Just look at how much horoscopes you find (is there any MSM women magazine without them?) and how many people (especially women) read them ...

Notes
(1) Quatrain X.72, deception and fulfillment - the true story, explained by Matt Marriott (yes the quatrain "from the sky")

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