I have not bought this book nor read it yet. It sounds interesting.It is authored by Dr. Michael Rathford who studied Quatrains of Nostradamus since 1975. He is the author of this book, The Nostradamus Code: World War III.
By combining traditional analysis techniques with state of the art data mining algorithms, he made significant discoveries that resulted in the book.
You can find out more of this book from www.nostradamusonline.com/By combining traditional analysis techniques with state of the art data mining algorithms, he made significant discoveries that resulted in the book.
Excerpts:With a total of eight chapters, The Nostradamus Code: World War III opens with an overview of the bewildering events currently unfolding on the world stage. You will find out why they are happening...
The years 2008 through 2012 are explained in precise detail by Dr Rathford. Referred to by Nostradamus as the Time of Troubles, this period is full of war, despair, and evil.
When the prophecies-within-prophecies are deciphered, the hidden timeline of World War III is revealed. New predictions include:
- A conflict between the US and Iran
- The next major terrorist attack on the US
- Osama Bin Laden
- The nuclear destruction of Rome
A passage in Chapter 4 caught my eyes:Chapter Four: The Time of Troubles
Third world country leader creates strife
(Century III, Quatrain 60)
A "young dark man" will arise as a leader in a Third World country; his main goal is to unite the other Third World countries to do battle with the superpowers. The area of conflict will be in Eastern Europe and the Middle East...
A young man from a 3rd world country; who will that be? From Malaysia? Can't be; we're closer to 4th World, aren't we? If it predictably could be, will it be someone from the 4th floor? ehm... I love this piece!!!
Drawing on newly discovered Nostradamus manuscripts, a startling new view of the world is revealed. If you agree that signs like widespread terrorism, a volatile Middle East, and an economic depression could lead to World War III - then you will find this book truly eye-opening.
9 comments:
Sounds entertaining. :)
Nobody can unite 3rd world or 4th world. Not unless their government body collapse due to major catastrophe, e.g. outbreak, violent earthquake, mass assassinations etc; where all 3rd world country leader are kill, and their people start seeking a "prophet" for quit exit.
the young dark man definitely not any of from those pussies & di*kheads in 4th floor,
but is that nuclear-fixation little guy called mahmoud from iran
Moo_t,
Historical facts showed that prophets comes from Middle Asia.
I got one book on Nostradamus too.. It's very cryptic.
Yeah, remember Bible Code? I still have it...
I thought they deciphered from Nostradamus that WWIII was to take place in 1999.
Nostradamus was unable to forsee 9/ll, the Korean, Vietnam, Afghan and Iraq wars
Hi Maverick,
Don't tell me u believe those stuff!
The Nostradamus Code: World War III???
Nobody can predict the future and I repeat, NOBODY, prophets included !
If a future can be predicted, then effort on ur part or mine would no longer be able to change the outcome, so why bother to wake up everyday.
Please be rational, we can only analyze the present and make inferences of what the future may look like.
Looking up at the clouds above, I can see 'countries' preparing for war. Armies gather and lightning and thunder is imminent. It seems that World War III starts when U.S act in concert with Canada and Japan against external threat from the Middle East.
Now u want to know my prediction of the people on Mars (200 yrs from now). Some time into the future, a leader will arise and they will fight for independence from Earth
Do u not recognize the inherently multivariate nature of analytic problems? Is there alternative explanations to the data being presented?
Middle Asia? It is huge region. It is a long stretch, Kazakhstan, China, Pakistan, Idian, mongolia, Nepal, part of Russia, etc. A "young dark man" can be something symbolic.
I hate books like this. Won't have 'em, won't read 'em.
It's too depressing... I have 2 young children.
Missus Krishna
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