200-Year-Old Pattern Points to Major Amercian Conflicts During Early 21st Century


	200-Year-Old Pattern Points to Major Amercian Conflicts During Early 21st Century

mahsai

6-11-2006 10:15 PM

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6-11-2006 11:10 PM

Merican

These wave theorists are entirely out of their minds. Don't waste your time reading them.

6-11-2006 11:11 PM

Merican

It is ALMOST as reliable as reading cards.

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Conflicts During Early 21st Century </SPAN> </p> <DIV align="center"><SPAN class="h3_blue">1995 Forecast Predicted Current American War</SPAN> </DIV>
				  <P class="story_black"><EM>Until September 11, 2001 the possibility that the United States would be fighting a major war in the first decade of the 21st century was a remote one for most Americans, if they thought about it at all.</EM></p> <P class="story_black"><EM>But America's history of conflict gives a very clear indication of a significantly increased probability that the country would be involved in at least one major war between 2004 and 2026.</EM></p> <P class="story_black"><EM>This increased probability was reported as early as 1995 in an analysis of major trends and events since 1750. The first edition of a timeline of these trends and events was published in 1997. In 1998 an expanded version of the timeline was published. Both editions clearly noted that the United States had a significantly greater probably of being at war during the period from 2004 to 2026.</EM></p> <P align="right" class="story_black"><A  href="http://www.futureswatch.org/PatternsOfWar.htm"><STRONG>(more)</STRONG></A>
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