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Predictions: 1st Quarter 2008 Posted 12/12/08
Global Politics
By the fall of 2008, Hillary Clinton will
make a valiant bid for the White House
but will lose the election to the
Republican Candidate.
Middle East Peace Talks will resume in
earnest in the first quarter of the year
and into the summer of 08 but they will
fizzle out from impasses that cannot be
resolved. The talks will not become
disruptive and stop. The parties lose
interest due to hardened attitudes and
hardened hearts and the process will
slow to a crawl.
The War on Terror will continue to be a
threat for the entire world throughout
2008 and 2009. Areas of concern for
terrorism will be food supplies and
water sources as well as
communications. There will increased
ability for people to “spy” on others
through communications and new
technology. New forms of identity theft
will emerge which leave doors open to
sabotage food sources and
contaminate water supplies in all areas
of the world. People should be
extremely cognizant of these dangers. It
is not unwarranted for people to be
routinely asked for identification cards
for access to all areas of sensitivity. It
would be proactive for all countries of
the world to have ID cards for their
citizens when applying for jobs and
when coming to work. This is not an
affront to political correctness and
profiling as much as it is a proactive
approach to a dangerous and ever-
changing world.
The US government will be at an
impasse on immigration reform so
states will step up to the task. New
immigration laws will emerge in
California to curb the migration of illegal
workers from Mexico. It will come as a
surprise to many who view the state as
having a liberal agenda on the topic. But
by the summer of 2008, the state
government will enact legislative
measures to create immigration reform.
California will lead the way for economic
reasons and other states will follow suit
for a paradigm that will work in their
local communities as well.
Planetary and Geographic Changes
There will be a discovery in New York
that areas of the island are sinking due
to the rising oceanic table as well as
damage to the island due to the 9/11
collapse. It will not be dangerous, per
say. But it will require infrastructure
work in order to keep buildings and
streets safe for inhabitants.
Throughout 2008, there will be
increased floods throughout the world
that will cause some migration of
people to higher ground.
Devastating earthquakes in Indonesia
and the “Ring of Fire” will create
tsunamis and other ecological disasters
which will drive people out of coastal
areas. Due to the ocean in the area
which is in peril, some marine species
will become extinct and the fishing
industry will collapse. Venting on the
ocean floor is the culprit.
See the article this quarter on Global
Warming.
Scientific Discoveries
There will be strides in cancer research
this year. Discoveries about breast
cancer and energy medicine will be
reported. This will be a time of
optimism for the many people who are
affected by this illness (it should be
noted that breast cancer is not as much
of an illness as it is a process). An
energy approach/protocol will lead to
some methods to control the process. It
will be determined that certain cancers
respond well to energy medicine in the
form of magnetic charging (pole to pole
charging from negative to positive et al.)
especially when combined with stem
cell transplantation.
By the fall of 2008, Hillary Clinton will
make a valiant bid for the White House
but will lose the election to the
Republican Candidate.
Middle East Peace Talks will resume in
earnest in the first quarter of the year
and into the summer of 08 but they will
fizzle out from impasses that cannot be
resolved. The talks will not become
disruptive and stop. The parties lose
interest due to hardened attitudes and
hardened hearts and the process will
slow to a crawl.
The War on Terror will continue to be a
threat for the entire world throughout
2008 and 2009. Areas of concern for
terrorism will be food supplies and
water sources as well as
communications. There will increased
ability for people to “spy” on others
through communications and new
technology. New forms of identity theft
will emerge which leave doors open to
sabotage food sources and
contaminate water supplies in all areas
of the world. People should be
extremely cognizant of these dangers. It
is not unwarranted for people to be
routinely asked for identification cards
for access to all areas of sensitivity. It
would be proactive for all countries of
the world to have ID cards for their
citizens when applying for jobs and
when coming to work. This is not an
affront to political correctness and
profiling as much as it is a proactive
approach to a dangerous and ever-
changing world.
The US government will be at an
impasse on immigration reform so
states will step up to the task. New
immigration laws will emerge in
California to curb the migration of illegal
workers from Mexico. It will come as a
surprise to many who view the state as
having a liberal agenda on the topic. But
by the summer of 2008, the state
government will enact legislative
measures to create immigration reform.
California will lead the way for economic
reasons and other states will follow suit
for a paradigm that will work in their
local communities as well.
Planetary and Geographic Changes
There will be a discovery in New York
that areas of the island are sinking due
to the rising oceanic table as well as
damage to the island due to the 9/11
collapse. It will not be dangerous, per
say. But it will require infrastructure
work in order to keep buildings and
streets safe for inhabitants.
Throughout 2008, there will be
increased floods throughout the world
that will cause some migration of
people to higher ground.
Devastating earthquakes in Indonesia
and the “Ring of Fire” will create
tsunamis and other ecological disasters
which will drive people out of coastal
areas. Due to the ocean in the area
which is in peril, some marine species
will become extinct and the fishing
industry will collapse. Venting on the
ocean floor is the culprit.
See the article this quarter on Global
Warming.
Scientific Discoveries
There will be strides in cancer research
this year. Discoveries about breast
cancer and energy medicine will be
reported. This will be a time of
optimism for the many people who are
affected by this illness (it should be
noted that breast cancer is not as much
of an illness as it is a process). An
energy approach/protocol will lead to
some methods to control the process. It
will be determined that certain cancers
respond well to energy medicine in the
form of magnetic charging (pole to pole
charging from negative to positive et al.)
especially when combined with stem
cell transplantation.
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World Economics
The housing market has turned sour
and will remain so throughout 2008.
The Federal Reserve’s attempts to
prop up the mortgage market will fail
miserably. Americans have lost faith in
government, banking, and other
infrastructures in the country but
traditional methods of economic
expansion will re-emerge later in the
year.
Economic pressure in America will
mount due to waves of economic
uncertainty but new markets are about
to open causing Americans to save
and invest in America again. Certain
areas of the economy will be viable for
investment for the common man.
Americans will jump at the chance to
invest in markets that do not have
constant fluctuations such as the stock
market.
The French economy will remain lack
luster and although the economy will
not be in serious decline, the French
people will not prosper either. They are
in a dismal state of non-expansion.
The French people will become
frustrated by the end of 2008 and riots
will break out. Average workers will
strike and demand reforms. Younger
workers do not view the lack of
economic expansion as optimal for the
people and they will lead the charge for
a change in the French government.
Asia will experience economic
problems and some markets may
appear to be near collapse by the end
of 2008. The Asian stock market has
been over-valued and there will be a
serious correction leading to many
entities pulling their money out of those
markets (such as American investors)
and leaving them “high and dry” so to
speak.
Global Health and Medicine
China is expanding at an alarming rate
and the Chinese people are enjoying
prosperity in an unsurpassed
measure. However, this expansion is
not without challenges and the people
will see healthcare problems become
a major issue in their society. The
influence of Western culture will create
a negative chasm for the health and
well being of the Chinese people.
Western health problems will emerge
such as cancer, influenza and
susceptibility to homegrown viruses
such as the bird flu. By the end of the
year 2008 and into 2009, there will be
resurgence of traditional Chinese
home life, health and well being, and
long-established practices in medicine
to curb the influx of Western culture.
The flu season will be mild due to
immunization programs throughout the
world that have been successful.
However, Mexico and Korea will be hit
more severely with influenza. Korea
will have an emergence of the bird flu
and other forms of hygiene-related viral
infections due to agriculture and
farming methods.
“Super bugs” (antibiotic resistant virus,
bacteria and fungus) will continue to
emerge throughout the world without
predictable patterns or in predictable
areas. This is not the result of
commonly-known infectious disease
patterns as much as it is related to soil
erosion. The cropping up of super
bugs will be found in people who
breathe dust and mites, people who
farm, and people who are exposed to
mold in closed quarters such as
homes, businesses and hospitals.
The housing market has turned sour
and will remain so throughout 2008.
The Federal Reserve’s attempts to
prop up the mortgage market will fail
miserably. Americans have lost faith in
government, banking, and other
infrastructures in the country but
traditional methods of economic
expansion will re-emerge later in the
year.
Economic pressure in America will
mount due to waves of economic
uncertainty but new markets are about
to open causing Americans to save
and invest in America again. Certain
areas of the economy will be viable for
investment for the common man.
Americans will jump at the chance to
invest in markets that do not have
constant fluctuations such as the stock
market.
The French economy will remain lack
luster and although the economy will
not be in serious decline, the French
people will not prosper either. They are
in a dismal state of non-expansion.
The French people will become
frustrated by the end of 2008 and riots
will break out. Average workers will
strike and demand reforms. Younger
workers do not view the lack of
economic expansion as optimal for the
people and they will lead the charge for
a change in the French government.
Asia will experience economic
problems and some markets may
appear to be near collapse by the end
of 2008. The Asian stock market has
been over-valued and there will be a
serious correction leading to many
entities pulling their money out of those
markets (such as American investors)
and leaving them “high and dry” so to
speak.
Global Health and Medicine
China is expanding at an alarming rate
and the Chinese people are enjoying
prosperity in an unsurpassed
measure. However, this expansion is
not without challenges and the people
will see healthcare problems become
a major issue in their society. The
influence of Western culture will create
a negative chasm for the health and
well being of the Chinese people.
Western health problems will emerge
such as cancer, influenza and
susceptibility to homegrown viruses
such as the bird flu. By the end of the
year 2008 and into 2009, there will be
resurgence of traditional Chinese
home life, health and well being, and
long-established practices in medicine
to curb the influx of Western culture.
The flu season will be mild due to
immunization programs throughout the
world that have been successful.
However, Mexico and Korea will be hit
more severely with influenza. Korea
will have an emergence of the bird flu
and other forms of hygiene-related viral
infections due to agriculture and
farming methods.
“Super bugs” (antibiotic resistant virus,
bacteria and fungus) will continue to
emerge throughout the world without
predictable patterns or in predictable
areas. This is not the result of
commonly-known infectious disease
patterns as much as it is related to soil
erosion. The cropping up of super
bugs will be found in people who
breathe dust and mites, people who
farm, and people who are exposed to
mold in closed quarters such as
homes, businesses and hospitals.
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PREDICTION
ARCHIVE
Predictions for 2008
Predictions 2007
Madelaine McCann
Anna Nicole Smith
Virginia Tech
Carrie Culbertson
1st Quarter 2006
Dependence on
foreign oil has impact
on American economy.
Natural disasters
increase.
Good financial
investments for the
quarter.
________________
2nd Quarter 2005
Natalie Holloway
predictions
Earthquakes in
California
Reports on Global
Warming
Stem Cell Dilemma
Corporate Greed
Hurricane Katrina
__________________
1st Quarter 2005
AIDS in Africa is in the
news
Pharmaceutical
scandals abound
The need for health
insurance reform
leads to decrease in
doctors and hospital
programs
Social Security reform
makes headlines but
it's a hard sell
Improvements in
Atmospheric Science
and weather
prediction equipment
will emerge
__________________
3rd Quarter 2004
2nd Quarter 2004
1st Quarter 2004
4th Quarter 2003
ARCHIVE
Predictions for 2008
Predictions 2007
Madelaine McCann
Anna Nicole Smith
Virginia Tech
Carrie Culbertson
1st Quarter 2006
Dependence on
foreign oil has impact
on American economy.
Natural disasters
increase.
Good financial
investments for the
quarter.
________________
2nd Quarter 2005
Natalie Holloway
predictions
Earthquakes in
California
Reports on Global
Warming
Stem Cell Dilemma
Corporate Greed
Hurricane Katrina
__________________
1st Quarter 2005
AIDS in Africa is in the
news
Pharmaceutical
scandals abound
The need for health
insurance reform
leads to decrease in
doctors and hospital
programs
Social Security reform
makes headlines but
it's a hard sell
Improvements in
Atmospheric Science
and weather
prediction equipment
will emerge
__________________
3rd Quarter 2004
2nd Quarter 2004
1st Quarter 2004
4th Quarter 2003
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