February 2011 Prediction: Political Figure Commits Suicide on Live TV

reply to post by ofhumandescent


Thank you for understanding. You hit the nail right on the head with your explanation.

The dream had many visions in it. Warships fleeing some place after a major ambush of soldiers in a war torn city, then the political figure speaking to people on TV with a manila envelope in his hand...then him pulling off a live suicide by shooting himself in the head...and then the funeral. The funeral seemed like a John F. Kennedy type funeral.

You try to make sense of these weird dreams and you want to tell people because you want to try to stop the events if they may occur (or at least avoid them for your own personal safety). But people think you are crazy when you talk about dreams.

And that's why tragedies happen.

By the way, I DON'T believe NDTV is lying about their report about the president's trip to India. I know people who trust NDTV as do I, and we know that they are a very reputable news source.

I don't believe CNN when they say that it is a fabrication.

reply to post by windwaker

Seems like the Republicans are back to using fuzzy math.

President Barack Obama is being slammed by conservatives' unsubstantiated claims—which the White House insists are bogus—that the president's 10-day Asia trip, which Obama kicks off Friday, will cost hundreds of millions of dollars a day.

Then there are the rumors that he'll be guarded by a vast armada of 34 U.S. warships. And that he'll rent 870 rooms in one hotel. And that he'll take thousands of people along with him.

Many of the claims originated from unnamed Indian officials in the Indian press. They were then perpetuated by conservatives

U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann griped to Anderson Cooper on CNN this week that the trip "is expected to cost the taxpayers $200 million a day," she said. "He's taking two thousand people with him. He'll be renting out over 870 rooms in India. And these are 5-star hotel rooms at the Taj Mahal Palace hotel. This is the kind of over-the-top spending."

But as the Taj Mahal Palace's website points out, there are only 560 rooms at the hotel. And Snopes.com, a site devoted to busting myths, called the claims "questionable," and said even if the Indian press had accurately reported the size of the president's group of 3,000, it would mean spending $66,000 per person per day, "a figure that stretches credulity to the breaking point."

Source of quote below:

Read more: www.nydailynews.com... =news/politics#ixzz14WGIqVsZ

Tactical warfare, seen it on a small scale in many corporate offices...........discredit your enemy, get the first word in because that is what the majority of people will remember, and not the truth.

Watch, I bet when the final itemized figures come out you will be wrong.

reply to post by windwaker


Glen Bn'teck??? Actual he has no conscience so it would be him. Mind you Fox may hit a ratings low if the Americans people wake up slightly which could lead to a suicide..

reply to post by ofhumandescent


I don't know. If you knew that the whole monetary system was going to collapse in the coming months, wouldn't you spend as much money as you could? It wouldn't matter how much money you spend if it was going to become worthless soon after.

reply to post by windwaker


I've bought up some silver and gold up..........If Warren Buffet does it, must be a good move hey