On January 11th 2007, I posted herein the assertion that Zeshua had confirmed to me that the correct solution to the poem was :
1. A Soldiers Most = DISASTER LOOMS
2. Hail War As = SHARIA LAW
3. A Renaissance Pi Melts = MASSACRE IN PALESTINE
4. A Sidearm Dwelt = MIDDLE EAST WAR
5. A Cosmic Clone Pole = ECONOMIC COLLAPSE
6. Jihad Had Mom Due A Man = MAHMOUD AHMADINEJAD
7. A Quarks Humble Tree = EARTHQUAKES RUMBLE
8. Manilla Curse = NUCLEAR ISLAM
9. Foretells Kiwi Smirks = WILL STRIKE FROM SKIES
10. Demons Former Jig Jug =
11. A Liberal Disses One = ISRAEL BASED ON LIES
12. Toss My Foes A Reference = SECRETS SAFE FROM NO EYE
13. Heaters High Storm = MOTHER EARTH SIGHS
That confirmation occurred via private email, and has not been posted here.
Within the last few months, she asserted to me also via private email that most (perhaps all,
I forget exactly) of the predictions she has made since showing up on the Internet in 2005 were
taken from stories in newspapers and the media, often right out of the headlines.
I apparently have a very poor memory, because a little review of this thread reveals that she said
much the same thing here at TTI quite some time ago:
http://www.timetravelinstitute.com/ttiforum/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=time_travel&Number=47350&Forum=All_Forums&Words=Zeshua&Match=Username&Searchpage=0&Limit=25&Old=allposts&Main=43927&Search=true#Post47350 where she stated :
"
These words were taken from titles and brief summaries of news events, circa 2007-2009"
A little later she clarified further, saying "I thought it clear my initial post answered these
questions. Below, A Brief Poem, Circa 2007-2009 Author and Title Anonymous. The poem, made up from
headlines of news stories circulating between 2007-2009, of which no Author was given specific
credit due to the fact that their names and titles of their stories were not included within the
text archives I was able to obtain."
Zeshua posted the original poem here on November 15, 2006, defining it with the phrase "Circa
2007-2009". Line 11 was shown here to be a functional anagram for "Israel based on lies" on January
11, 2007, and at that time it was claimed herein that those words predicted something that would
occur between 2007-2009. A year later that prediction has proven correct.
Whether the words “Israel based on lies†is the correct or incorrect solution to the line
“A Liberal Disses One†is irrelevant.
What is relevant is that :
(A) The words “Israel based on lies†was publically presented here on January 11, 2007 as a
prediction of a news story that would appear in the media in 2007-2009, and
(B) A year after that prediction was posted here at TTI, it has come true. A story indeed has
appeared in the press claiming that the original foundation that the state of Israel was based
on – the mystical claims of Moses – were falsehoods.
Every historian will tell you the same thing, that the people of Israel, and the Jewish faith
itself, was founded upon the teachings of Moses. Moses is to Judaism what Jesus is to Christianity
– the rock upon which it was built. The nation, the people, the religion, all were built upon Moses
and his teachings. To whatever degree Israel has a foundation, he is it. And now the media is
running a story claiming that foundation was false, that Israel was based on a lie, that their
illustrious founder was a stoner, and the media ran that story more than a year after that very
thing was predicted here.
Whether or not you credit Zeshua with that prediction, the prediction itself was posted here over
a year ago, and it came true on schedule.
Furthermore, it cannot be argued that this prediction is so vague that one could point to stories
in the news media of any year that could fulfill it. This is a very odd and rare statement, and
other than this current news story, I cannot think of any other I have ever heard of that would
satisfy the conditions of the prediction. But an international news story claiming that Moses'
mystical experiences were nothing more than drug-induced hallucinations, well, that does the job
quite nicely. It is certainly not uncommon in this secular age for people to assert that Moses,
for example, was mistaken, or even that there was no such person as Moses. That is not the point
either. The point is, that such a story got carried by the international media, and right on
schedule. Anti-Semites regularly claim that Judaism is a false religion, but it is irregular in
the extreme for such assertions to be run on the wire services.
And even more irregular for such a rarity to be correctly predicted a year in advance.
Whether or not you give credit to Zeshua, the fact remains that a year ago, it was predicted in
this forum that a news story would appear in 2007-2009 asserting that Israel was based on a lie,
and now just such a news story has appeared.
- Peter
