Did A Modern-Day #Nostradamus Predict #Trump's Rise (And Fall) Back In 2009? [Abbott ePublishing blog]

In January, 2010, Abbott ePublishing released an amazing eBook, "The Prophesies of Madame Mary Ordana for the 2010s." 

Ordana, a mysterious woman of Caribbean extraction, writes over 50 predictions, and does so with great specificity - rare for one who claims to be seeing into the future, since many tend to write in vague stanzas that could be easily interpreted as a "success" later on.

She dares to tackle plane crashes, royal deaths and births, missing children, the rise of new religions and the fall and death of well known ministers. 

The predictions were composed in 2009, and submitted for publication in January, 2010.

It's been speculated that she has already gotten some of her predictions right, such as her specific prediction that 2010 would be a "year of earthquakes," the crash of an Asiana Airlines plane in 2013, and her shocking description (in Stanza 8) of the death of two Hollywood actors - presumably Lauren Becall and Robin Williams:

"Two deaths at once, oh how sorrowful.
Old Hollywood cries.
One still dominated the screen
Another, aged, alone she dies."

Note that the eBook was published January 20, 2010, and these deaths occurred in the summer of 2014.

Ordana spends much time on politics, noting the rise and fall of governments, the death of old dictators and the appearance of new leaders, some of whom are demagogues or rogues.

This is, of course, the appropriate time to consider whether any of these Stanzas predicted the rise of Donald Trump, who is, at the time of this writing, the presumptive nominee of the Republican Party.

For example, Stanza 36 would tend to indicate a leader arising in the US but not succeeding, ultimately:

"The one who cries will make a power play
Before the statue, he holds a huge crowd’s sway.
“Freedom!” he cries but few hear,
As he reaches for the White House by using fear.
Attacked by both sides, he falls into the sea
Loved by some, but feared by many.
The demagogue fails in DC."

It may be that this refers to a one-time popular figure - TV personality and author Glenn Beck.

His cries of "Freedom" before a statue, and the fact that he is "the one who cries" (Trump has never cried in public, Beck has) may allude to his August 28, 2010 rally before the statue of Lincoln on the National Mall in DC.

This "Restoring Honor Rally" was seen by some as an attempt to "reach for the White House" and promote his possible future candidacy, though he made no such plans public, nor did he attempt it. Yet.

A possible reference to Pres. Trump may be Stanza 34, which could allude to a trade war with China in 2017.

"Stocks in this new year take another wild ride,

As China’s eye for investments begin to roam

A trade war is threatened, and stocks again slide

Before negotiations make their mark and calm the waters

Yet damage is done and millions will lose their homes."

Finally, an election bringing "great change" is mentioned in Stanza 5:

"Elections bring great change

New leader is well-read. 

The opposition wins

After old leader was handed his head."

While the election of Trump will likely bring "great change," (and his "Make America GREAT Again" seems to be alluded to in this wording) the fact that the new leader is "well read" would tend to discount Trump, who doesn't pretend to be a great reader. The "opposition" winning though would mean the Democrats, if this prediction even refers to the United States.

Could this "old leader" be 71-year-old Donald Trump? Could he be replaced by the (comparatively) well-read Vice-President Mike Pence? Or, it simply could mean that the Democrats will make gains in the 2018 Congressional Elections.

Time will tell! Check it out, and decide for yourself!

Read the full version, which costs just $1.49! exclusively on the Abbott ePublishing Website.

Did A Modern-Day #Nostradamus Predict #Trump's Rise (And Fall) In 2009? [Abbott ePublishing blog]

In January, 2010, Abbott ePublishing released an eBook, "The Prophesies of Madame Mary Ordana for the 2010s." Ordana, a mysterious woman of Caribbean extraction, writes over 50 predictions, and does so with great specificity - rare for one who claims to be seeing into the future, since many tend to write in vague stanzas that could be easily interpreted as a "success" later on.

She tackles plane crashes, royal deaths and births, missing children, the rise of new religions and the fall and death of well known ministers. 

The predictions were composed in 2009, and submitted for publication in January, 2010.

It's been speculated that she has already gotten some of her predictions right, such as her specific prediction that 2010 would be a "year of earthquakes," the crash of an Asiana Airlines plane in 2013, and her shocking description (in Stanza 8) of the death of two Hollywood actors - presumably Lauren Becall and Robin Williams:

"Two deaths at once, oh how sorrowful.
Old Hollywood cries.
One still dominated the screen
Another, aged, alone she dies."

Note that the eBook was published January 20, 2010, and these deaths occurred in the summer of 2014.

Ordana spends much time on politics, noting the rise and fall of governments, the death of old dictators and the appearance of new leaders, some of whom are demagogues or rogues.

This is, of course, the appropriate time to consider whether any of these Stanzas predicted the rise of Donald Trump, who is, at the time of this writing, the presumptive nominee of the Republican Party.

For example, Stanza 36 would tend to indicate a leader arising in the US but not succeeding, ultimately:

"The one who cries will make a power play
Before the statue, he holds a huge crowd’s sway.
“Freedom!” he cries but few hear,
As he reaches for the White House by using fear.
Attacked by both sides, he falls into the sea
Loved by some, but feared by many.
The demagogue fails in DC."

Does this hint at Trump? He has been accused of "using fear" - of illegal immigrants, for example - and has certainly been "attacked by both sides, including many in his own party. He's also been labeled a demagogue. If so, this means he might fail in his bid to reach DC, or to convince Republican congressmen there to join with him in his campaign.

It may also be that this refers to another popular figure - TV personality and author Glenn Beck. His cries of "Freedom" (something Trump rarely addresses) before a statue, and the fact that he is "the one who cries" (Trump has never cried in public, Beck has) may refer to his August 28, 2010 rally before the statue of Lincoln on the National Mall in DC. This "Restoring Honor Rally" was seen by some as an attempt to "reach for the White House" and promote his possible future candidacy, though he made no such allusions, nor did he attempt it. Yet.

Another possible Trump reference may be Stanza 34, which could allude to a trade war with China in early 2017 after Trump is sworn in as president:

"Stocks in this new year take another wild ride,

As China’s eye for investments begin to roam

A trade war is threatened, and stocks again slide

Before negotiations make their mark and calm the waters

Yet damage is done and millions will lose their homes."

Finally, an election bringing "great change" is mentioned in Stanza 5:

"Elections bring great change

New leader is well-read. 

The opposition wins

After old leader was handed his head."

While the election of Trump would likely bring "great change," (and his "Make America GREAT Again" seems to be alluded to in this wording) the fact that the new leader is "well read" would tend to discount Trump, who doesn't pretend to be a great reader. The "opposition" winning though would mean the Republicans, if this even refers to the United States. The "old leader" being handed "HIS" head cannot be Hillary Clinton, a woman, though it might be her husband, if he is the subject to numerous attacks from Trump during the campaign.

Read the full version, which costs just $1.49! exclusively on the Abbott ePublishing Website.

Did this woman predict the Asiana flight 214 plane crash - in 2010??

One of the prophetess Madame Mary Ordana's prophesies, published exclusively in January, 2010 by Abbott ePublishing, hints at two airline-related incidents earlier this month.

Her third prophesy (out of 51) reads: "A plane skids off. No one feels pain." Then it goes on to speak of a "morning flight" that "leads to 2 dead, damaged plane."

This seems to more than hint at the recent plane that "skided off" a runway while taxiing on July 5, in which no one was injured. That incident was followed by the July 6 crash landing of Asiana flight 214 at 11:21 a.m. While three eventually died in that crash, two did, initially.

Check out more of her prophesies - including the 2010 "year of earthquakes" that she predicted accurately - at Abbott ePublishing's Website, http://www.abbottepub.com/mo.html Her entire eBook of prophesies is available for just $1.49 for a limited time! 

Madame Mary Ordana has become well-known for her clarity of thought and for the poetic form of her prophetic writing, which will appeal to many just for the sheer artistic beauty of her words.

Was Libya's Revolution Predicted in January - 2010?

Does this sound familiar?

"As sanctions fail, Fire from the skies as the dictator lies,

Causing an attack that strikes fear in all.

Two missiles find their places, two others go awry,

As sirens wail on the ancient wall.

A great war, but short, and nations line up to take sides.

Revolution fails to stop the blood,

Talk of an invasion come to nothing."

If you think this sounds like Muamar Gaddafi and his antics in Libya, you would be right. If you thought it was written in the past three months, you'd be wrong.

It actually comes from the writings of a mysterious woman named Madame Mary Ordana, and it was published in a book of her prophesies by Abbott ePublishing in JANUARY, 2010 - a full 12 months before the revolutions in the Middle East began to rock the world and threaten to topple the dictator of Libya.

Her prophesies - over 50 in all - are astounding, highly detailed, and startlingly accurate. And, one must add, are written in BEAUTIFUL poetry.

She promised a "Year of Earthquakes" in "every land and sea" starting in 2010, and even one that would "destroy an Island nation." Whether one sees that as Haiti, or perhaps even Japan, her insight is startling.

Her eBook, which she insists on selling through Abbott ePublishing for JUST $1.99 is causing a sensation online and in the psychic community.

You can read more and purchase the ebook (in pdf format) at http://www.abbottepub.com/mo.html

The Sense: A Free Selection from the "A Flash of Worlds" eBook

Below is the Flash Fiction story "The Sense" - a selection from "A Flash of Worlds," an eBook of flash fiction stories by Stephen Abbott, published by Abbott ePublishing.

The Sense...

I first noticed my special sense when I was 12. The vision of a dog’s wail was like a wave washing over me. I was in my front yard and quickly called my mutt Fido. But as he ran to me, I heard the simultaneous clang of the trolley’s bell and the wail of my neighbor’s dog, Ralphie.

My eyes shot to the street, and thankfully, Ralphie had only had his tail sliced through by the trolley’s wheels. We renamed him “Lucky.”

The incidents continued throughout my youth. A person’s laugh in the cinema, the breaking of a glass, a horse throwing a shoe - I saw them all, seconds before they happened. I kept this all to myself.

One morning, I saw the newspaper headline and my father’s cry of outrage in my head even before I had made it down the stairs to the breakfast table. We were all shocked and angered by the sinking of the Lusitania, and soon, we were at war, and I was a doughboy, headed to France.

The journey was rough, and I was sick. Seeing myself sick in advance was not helpful, nor pleasant. We were marched to the front, and we relieved a weary division of Frenchmen who were at once happy to see us and resentful of the “Yanks” who, we were told, thought we knew everything.

One morning, as I was making my way through the labyrinth of trenches to deliver a message to a French general, the sense came over me, though it was at first unclear what was to happen. I entered a room carved into the trenches and the hair on my neck bristled. As I began to make my way down the stairs, I quickly turned, grabbed my colleague, and yelled “Get down!,” pushing him to the ground. Just then, the room erupted in fire as a shell hit from the ceiling, crushing several underneath the rubble.

As word of the incident, and my role in it, spread, I was taken to another hand-carved room along the trenches - “To await interrogation,” I was told by my French guard. The tall, arrogant French officer who soon arrived demanded to know what had happened, and why I had foreseen it. Was I a spy? I was asked. No, I replied, as I sat before him.

His long sword seemed wildly out of place in the trenches, and I saw a blurred vision of it knocking a glass from the table in front of me. As he turned, it happened, and I reached out to grab it before it fell.

He was stunned. My hands were bound behind me in the chair, and a French soldier hit me in the stomach. “Did you see that coming?” he said. “Yes,” I replied, “But I could do nothing to stop it.”

Just then, I saw another vision, and was pleased at the face I thought I recognized in the haze. “This will soon be all sorted out,” I said. “The general himself is arriving.”

“What general?,” the officer snarled, just as he looked up to see the door open with a sweating aide-de-camp exclaiming something hurriedly in French.

Following the now stiffly saluting aide was General “Black Jack” Pershing himself, who had heard of my heroics and was concerned for my welfare. The general and I soon left the room, and after a celebratory drink with him I will never forget, I was sent back to my comrades with a story I was accused of making up.

But evidence soon followed. My comrades were amazed at the lieutenants and captains who made daily trips to my division, asking for my pre-cognitions of their units’ fates. I couldn’t help them, of course, since the vision only happened to things and people around me, not in their divisions, miles away. The visits slowed.

Then one day, as I prepared to go on a raid of the enemy’s position, another captain arrived with some foolish question or another. Just then, I had the most powerful vision I had ever seen. The captain saw the changed look on my face, and asked what I had just seen.

I told him, “I am about to go over the top, and my right arm is going to be blown to bits,” I said. “And you are going to be hit by a shell and be killed where you stand.”

And you know what? I was right again.

-end-

To buy this eBook, which features Flash Fiction Stories, visit abbottepub.com/flashofworlds.html

NEW eBook: The Prophesies of Madame Mary Ordana for 2010

The Prophesies of Madame Mary Ordana for 2010 is one of the most peculiar and interesting eBooks Abbott ePublishing has seen. If features predictions about:

* Earthquakes in the Carribbean, as well as the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans

* Political changes

* Deaths of world leaders

* Missing children

* Career-ending scandals

It's all here, and all predicted by a mysterious Carribbean woman trained in the art of Vodoun and eager to share her gifts of prophesy and insight with the world.

Abbott ePublishing rushed this book into print before these startling prophesies started coming true!

This is perhaps the most detailed book of prophesies you will ever read, and unlike any other collection of prophesies, for Madame Ordana's beautifully written stanzas - many of them in rhyme, will stand or fall on their very obviousness and clarity. But they are so beautifully written, in fact, that many will enjoy them for their beauty alone.

WE WANT THIS eBOOK TO SELL WELL. So we're offering this beautiful eBook in pdf format for just $1!! That's ONE DOLLAR!

Offered in Adobe .pdf format. Kindle-ready, readable on most handheld devices, on laptops and desktops, and on the downloadable Adobe Reader.

Abbott ePublishing is a Manchester, New Hampshire-based publisher of interesting, affordable electronic books. They can be found online at abbottepub.com.