Predictions: 2004 & Beyond

Hosted byGeorge Noory

Predictions: 2004 & Beyond

Highlights

  • Amityville Horror
  • Ghosts, Spirits & Auras
  • Economy & Earth Changes
  • About the show

    Intuitive Sean David Morton returned to the show to present his forecasts for the year ahead and beyond. Bush will win in a landslide, he said, though there will be complaints about the voting process in some of the swing states. Bush will do some 'housecleaning' in his new term, with Colin Powell out and Condoleeza Rice in as the new Sec. of State, Morton added. He also said the tax system will be re-organized with the introduction of a flat tax, and some type of military draft will be introduced in the coming year.

    The winter of 2004-5 will be savagely cold in the Northeast and Great Lakes states, Morton predicted, and the 'glacierization' of these regions will continue through 2015. He sees Mount Rainer erupting in 2005, as part of a reactivation of the ring of fire in the Pacific Northwest.

    2004 is a period of warning, with its quakes, storms, hurricanes and harsh winter, and 2005 is the beginning of a seven-year "tribulation" cycle leading up to 2012, Morton said. He foresees a substantial quake in the San Francisco area in 2006, as well as the start of an economic depression and a "red mercury" bomb attack in New York and/or Washington D.C. as also occurring during that year.

    Paranormal Investigations

    First hour guest, paranormal researcher, Lorraine Warren, shared details about some of the cases she and her husband Ed have investigated over the last 30 years, such as the Amityville Horror. She said that the real events of Amityville were far more terrifying than the movie version. Warren noted they have documented only one case of lycanthropy in their years of research. Ouija boards are dangerous, she said, and instead of being tossed out or burned, they should be buried in the ground. Spirits draw energy from those around them, and don't always appear in the same manner, she added.

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