Help me with Nostradamus please!

Oriel · 17-05-2006 10:30AM #1

Folks,
Here's a paragraph my Nostradamus:

"The blood of the just will commit a fault at London,
Burnt through lightning of twenty threes the six:
The ancient lady will fall from her high place,
Several of the same sect will be killed."

This isn't one of these fake things. It's an actual real one by him.
I immediately started to think of recent terrorist attacks:

The blood of the just will commit a fault at London
Naturally, the 7th July attacks.

The ancient lady will fall from her high place
A reference to the Statue of Liberty - close to the twin towers. Is the Statue of Liberty next to fall?

Several of the same sect will be killed
And a reference to the suicide bombers.

BUT:
Burnt through lightning of twenty threes the six

What could this mean?
Twenty threes = 60? The six, 66?
Co-ordinates?

What?

S.

Ag marbh · 17-05-2006 10:32AM

On a side note there is a film on Nostradamus tonight 9pm Discovery

Jack Bauer · 17-05-2006 10:36AM

All of them predictions are ambiguous so it you COULD interpret it as the 7/7 attacks...meanwhile I'll be waiting the collapse of the Statue of Liberty

mikedragon32 · 17-05-2006 10:37AM

Perhaps the royal family will be killed on June 23rd? The Queen is pretty ancient!

jaggeh · 17-05-2006 10:39AM

The ancient lady will fall from her high place

i think this is a reference to the justice system.
justice was usually a lady with a blindfold-scales-sword, and people nowdays really have no faith in the justice system in general.

dont call it the 7/7 attacks thats almost as retarded as calling the twin tower attacks as 9/11. if i punch you in the face today will you always remember it as the 17/5 attack?

Degsy · 17-05-2006 10:40AM

They have been proved to be the least accurate,vaguely-couched peices of mumbo jumbo ever written.He has failed to predict anything by simple dint of the fact that his writtings are meaningless garbage.Nobody has given any credence to anything he has said for years and a lot of stuff attrubuted to him have been inveneted in order to sell books.

So Glad · 17-05-2006 10:43AM

Here is a website about Nostradamus' predictions for the future. It's amazing:

Nostadamus on the future

Degsy · 17-05-2006 10:44AM

jaggeh wrote:

The ancient lady will fall from her high place

i think this is a reference to the justice system.
justice was usually a lady with a blindfold-scales-sword, and people nowdays really have no faith in the justice system in general.

dont call it the 7/7 attacks thats almost as retarded as calling the twin tower attacks as 9/11. if i punch you in the face today will you always remember it as the 17/5 attack?

Only since the 1800's has justice been portrayed as a lady with a blindfold.In the last 400 years have there not been any number of elederly female figures who could have fallen?Including an old woman who kept a wine shop on nostradamus' road?Why does everybody think his nonsense has to relate to world events of great importance???

Louisiana · 17-05-2006 10:45AM

Degsy wrote:

They have been proved to be the least accurate,vaguely-couched peices of mumbo jumbo ever written.QUOTE]

i agree, dont waste your time trying to bring meaning to something that obviously could mean pretty much anything you wanted it to.

Gosh · 17-05-2006 10:48AM

Originally Posted by sinecurea
The blood of the just will commit a fault at London
Naturally, the 7th July attacks.

Stretching the imagination to label suicide bombers as "just" - ([SIZE=-1]good: of moral excellence)

I thought this prophecy was to do with the Great Fire of London in 1666
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Mr. Presentable · 17-05-2006 10:49AM

"The ancient lady will fall from her high place"

WOAH! Juventus are known as the Old Lady. Does this mean they will be relegated?

jobonar · 17-05-2006 10:56AM

Did he not corrcetly predict Nelson Mandella as the 1st black president in South Africa?

Degsy · 17-05-2006 11:03AM

jobonar wrote:

Did he not corrcetly predict Nelson Mandella as the 1st black president in South Africa?

No.No he didnt.South Africa didnt exist when he was writing his nonsense.

humanji · 17-05-2006 11:05AM

No he didn't. Everything he said can be said to relate to some event merely because people are creating links between them. It's all just coincidence. If you took shakespeares works as prophecies you'd be able to easily map the events in his stories to recent history and to pretty much any other event in world history.

Kiera · 17-05-2006 11:06AM

jobonar wrote:

Did he not corrcetly predict Nelson Mandella as the 1st black president in South Africa?

Unless he said those actual words then no he didnt!

Gosh · 17-05-2006 11:12AM

Degsy wrote:

No.No he didnt.South Africa didnt exist when he was writing his nonsense.

Nor did Nelson Mandella - that's what predictions are all about

Oriel · 17-05-2006 11:13AM

Anyway Back on topic then? "twenty threes the six"?

Degsy · 17-05-2006 11:14AM

sinecurea wrote:

Anyway Back on topic then? "twenty threes the six"?

Who knows?Its all drivel!

robinph · 17-05-2006 11:26AM

sinecurea wrote:

Anyway Back on topic then? "twenty threes the six"?

Sounds like it could be a cricket score to me.

So Glad · 17-05-2006 11:32AM

Degsy wrote:

Who knows?Its all drivel!

Actually, I'm going to clear this up right now.

Nostradamus was not just some ordinary man who wrote what he thought for the craic. The man lived through pain. He continuosly had horirrific nightmares and visions and lived in a state of shock and paranoia. He didn't write these things in his sitting room on a boring sunday morning. He rote them throughout his life from the nighmares and visons he was having. If you would think his whole life of pain is a put-on then I would think you have some neck.

His descriptions are vague because they have obviously not happened yet. Look up his predictions on Napoleon. They are correct and unnervingly precise. Nostradamus also wrote his predictions in the form of poetry which would explain the vagueness.

Degsy · 17-05-2006 11:36AM

So Glad wrote:

Actually, I'm going to clear this up right now.

Nostradamus was not just some ordinary man who wrote what he thought for the craic. The man lived through pain. He continuosly had horirrific nightmares and visions and lived in a state of shock and paranoia. He didn't write these things in his sitting room on a boring sunday morning. He rote them throughout his life from the nighmares and visons he was having. If you would think his whole life of pain is a put-on then I would think you have some neck.

His descriptions are vague because they have obviously not happened yet. Look up his predictions on Napoleon. They are correct and unnervingly precise. Nostradamus also wrote his predictions in the form of poetry which would explain the vagueness.

LMAO!!!Brilliant!From predicting the future to being unable to sleep at night with the horrors.Its a wonder half the junkies in Dublin arent predicting the future..maybe they are...give them a typewriter!

Ciaran500 · 17-05-2006 11:37AM

Why am I not suprised you believe this?

Degsy · 17-05-2006 11:40AM

Ciaran500 wrote:

Why am I not suprised you believe this?

huh?

Gosh · 17-05-2006 11:40AM

So Glad wrote:

Nostradamus also wrote his predictions in the form of poetry
which would explain the vagueness.

And in French so again translation into English would add to the vagueness

Ciaran500 · 17-05-2006 11:41AM

Degsy wrote:

huh?

I was talking about So Glad, he's always in the 911 threads screaming about conspiracies.

Degsy · 17-05-2006 11:42AM

Gosh wrote:

And in French so again translation into English would add to the vagueness

And the fact that he wrote rambling,disjointed quatrains that didnt translate very well into any language,largely because they were whats colloquially known as gibberish.

Degsy · 17-05-2006 11:45AM

Ciaran500 wrote:

I was talking about So Glad, he's always in the 911 threads screaming about conspiracies.

Ah yes..the chap what reckoned stone age man built space ships,flew to mars,had a brief holiday there and returned to earth to lapse backwards into primitive,barely-human ape-men who left no trace of thier previous existence?

Terry · 17-05-2006 11:48AM

So Glad wrote:

Actually, I'm going to clear this up right now.

Nostradamus was not just some ordinary man who wrote what he thought for the craic. The man lived through pain. He continuosly had horirrific nightmares and visions and lived in a state of shock and paranoia.

yeah. i went through the same thing when i was suffering from depression.
it surely was a horrible time. thankfully, modern medicine was able to help me and the nightmares, pain, shock and paranoia went away.
some efexor and xanax would have sorted nostradamus out. worked for me.

Gosh · 17-05-2006 11:53AM

juleps signature ...

The people fled the city
But not our heroes
They followed the chick
She knew the secret of the light.

OMG - is this another Nostradamus prediction??

The_B_Man · 17-05-2006 12:07PM

no its just the plot for the next Tomb Raider Movie.

growler · 17-05-2006 12:33PM

It's obvious

23 X 6 = 138
+ 23 = 161
x 6 = 966

which is almost 666 ( except for the 9 , which is an upside down 6)

see ?

either that or it's the answer to one of the questions on Countdown sometime, spooky .

Help me with Nostradamus please!

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