if these things will leads to WWW III, then watch, there is a prophecy that
the Philippines will be the "America of Asia" beyond 2005.
bulatitoy :)
> -----Original Message-----
> From: plug bert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 5:12 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [plug] (OT) U.S. ATTACK!! Nostradamus?
>
> Hello,
>
> Nostradamus is pretty good, but he wasn't perfect: the
> world was supposed to end way back in 1986. Besides,
> there are such things as self-fulfilling prophecies,
> ala Neo, the Oracle and the broken vase in the Matrix,
> right?
>
>
> --- Leo Pascua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Are you guys familiar with Nostradamus?
> >
> > This is a quake from one of his predictions:
> > "In the year of the new century and nine months,
> > From the sky will come a great King of Terror...
> > The sky will burn at forty-five degrees.
> > Fire approaches the great new city..."
> > 2001 is the first year of the new century and this
> > is the 9th month. New
> > York is located at the 41st degree Latitude.
> > He also said that this will be the third World War
> > and it would be bigger
> > than the last two wars. I hope he is wrong, but
> > judging from his
> > predictions of Hitler, Napoleon, and Pearl
> > Harbor....
> >
> > "In the city of YORK, there will be a great
> > collapse, two twin brothers,
> > torn apart by chaos, while the fortress fall, the
> > great leader will succumb,
> > the third big war will begin when the big city is
> > burning. "
> > - Nostradamus
> >
> > -------------------------------------------------
> > NEW YORK (CNN) -- As Americans hold their collective
> > breath waiting to hear
> > how many people died in terrorist attacks on New
> > York and the Pentagon in
> > Washington, missiles were seen and explosions were
> > heard in the capital city
> > of Afghanistan. Huge flames shot into the air and
> > could be seen in the
> > night sky up to five to eight miles away in Kabul
> > early Wednesday morning.
> > Afghanistan is believed to be the home of Osama bin
> > Laden, the suspected
> > mastermind behind Tuesday's attacks that toppled the
> > landmark twin towers of
> > the World Trade Center and damaged the Pentagon. "In
> > no way is the United
> > States government connected to those explosions,"
> > said Defense Secretary
> > Donald Rumsfeld late Tuesday afternoon. Asked if bin
> > Laden was a suspect,
> > he said, "It's not the time for discussions like
> > that."
> > Other officials suggested the missile attacks were
> > probably a continuation
> > of the civil war in Afghanistan and perhaps were a
> > response to the fatal
> > attack on opposition leader Ahmad Shah Masood. There
> > is little doubt in
> > Washington about who was behind the terrorist
> > attacks on U.S. soil. U.S.
> > intelligence officials told CNN, "There are good
> > indications that persons
> > linked to Osama bin Laden may be responsible for
> > these attacks." U.S.
> > officials said that while the focus is on bin Laden,
> > they had not ruled out
> > other suspects. They also said they believe more
> > threats exist. Pentagon
> > sources told CNN that all U.S. military sites around
> > the world have gone to
> > ThreatCon Delta, which means that a terrorist attack
> > has occurred or an
> > attack at a specific location is likely. "We will
> > expend every effort and
> > devote all the necesary resources to bring the
> > people responsible for these
> > acts -- these crimes -- to justice," Attorney
> > General John Ashcroft said
> > Tuesday evening.
> >
> > President Bush spoke the nation from the White House
> > Tuesday night about the
> > attacks he called "a national tragedy." "Make no
> > mistake: The United States
> > will hunt down and punish those responsible for
> > these cowardly acts," Bush
> > said after during a stop earlier in the day at
> > Barksdale AFB near
> > Shreveport, Louisiana.
> > American Airlines Flight 11, carrying 81 passengers
> > and 11 crew members en
> > route from Boston to Los Angeles, slammed into the
> > north tower of the World
> > Trade Center in Manhattan shortly before 9 a.m. The
> > hijackers were armed
> > with knives, Ashcroft said.
> > About 15 minutes later, United Airlines Flight 175,
> > also en route from
> > Boston to Los Angeles, with 56 passengers and nine
> > crew members aboard,
> > crashed into the south tower. It is not yet known
> > how many of the estimated
> > 40,000 to 50,000 people who may have been in the
> > World Trade Twin Towers
> > were killed when the two planes exploded and
> > eventually turned both
> > 110-story structures into piles of rubble. ked how
> > many people he believed
> > were killed, New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani said, "I
> > don't think we want to
> > speculate about that -- more than any of us can
> > bear."
> > Hours later, fire caused another building, 7 World
> > Trade Center, to
> > collapse. It had been burning since shortly after
> > the planes stuck the Twin
> > Towers. Other nearby buildings are ablaze in the
> > area. There is no word on
> > fatalities at the Pentagon, where part of the
> > complex collapsed after a
> > Boeing 757 jet plowed into it at 9:45 a.m. Witnesses
> > said the plane hit what
> > is known as the "Army Corridor."
> > FBI sources said the aircraft was an American
> > Airlines flight that had been
> > hijacked after taking off from Washington Dulles
> > International Airport bound
> > for Los Angeles. At least 53 people were injured,
> > some severely, in the
> > attack on the Pentagon, where about 24,000 people
> > work. All secretaries and
> > military chiefs of the service branches are alive
> > and have been accounted
> > for, authorities said.
> > A fourth aircraft, United Airlines Flight 93 from
> > Newark, New Jersey, headed
> > for San Francisco, crashed in a wooded area near
> > Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
> > Police said there were no survivors. There were 38
> > passengers, five flight
> > attendants and two pilots. "The plane is thoroughly
> > disintegrated," Jim
> > Marker of Somerset County's 911 Emergency Management
> > Center told CNN. "There
> > are no remains, no survivors.
> > Senior FBI sources said, "There is no doubt the
> > planes [all four] were
> > hijacked." Intelligence sources told CNN there were
> > indications of attempts
> > to divert the United flight from Newark to crash at
> > Camp David, Maryland,
> > the presidential retreat. It is unclear how that
> > plan may have been
> > thwarted. U.S. military officials said none of the
> > planes were shot down by
> > U.S. aircraft.
> > Federal Aviation officials said they were aware at
> > the time the first plane
> > crashed into the World Trade Center that a plane had
> > been hijacked. They
> > did not know that specific plane was involved.
> > Callers from two of the other
> > hijack planes called on cell phones to say their
> > planes had been hijacked.
> > James Kallstrom, the retired FBI agent who led the
> > investigation into the
> > explosive crash of TWA 800 in July 1996 that killed
> > 230 people, said he
> > believed the hijackers must have flown the planes
> > into the buildings
> > themselves.
> > "I can't imagine any American pilot crashing an
> > airplane into one of these
> > buildings, even with a gun to the head. They
> > wouldn't do that," said
> > Kallstrom. "You've got people that not only are
> > willing to give up their
> > lives for a horrendously, in my view, stupid,
> > cowardly act, but they are
> > sophisticated enough to fly a modern jet plane." The
> > U.S. military went on
> > full alert. Two aircraft carriers left the Naval
> > base in Norfolk, Virginia,
> > in response to the attacks to provide upgraded air
> > defense for New York and
> > Washington.
> > Officials in Washington said a "Continuation of
> > Government" plan had been
> > activated. The activation involves a fortified
> > facility at Mount Weather,
> > Virginia. There was no word whether any of the U.S.
> > leadership or ranking
> > military officers had been taken to the facility.
> > The city of Washington
> > declared a state of emergency.
> > "The Pentagon is functioning. It will be in business
> > tomorrow," Rumsfeld
> > said. Members of Congress were quick to blame bin
> > Laden, the Saudi
> > millionaire blamed for bombings at two U.S.
> > embassies in Africa. He is
> > believed to be based in Afghanistan.
> > "This looks like the signature of Osama bin Laden,"
> > said Sen. Orrin Hatch,
> >
> === message truncated ===
>
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