Coast To Coast AM 2014.08.04 - Prophecy And World War - Algae Blooms And Water Crisis

Prophecy And World War - Algae Blooms And Water Crisis

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Date: 08-04-14
Host: George Noory
Guests: John Hogue, Codi Yeager-Kozacek

Prophecy expert John Hogue returned to update his alarm about impending World War.
The prophecies of Nostradamus, Stormberger, and other prominent seers describe
what we're currently experiencing, and some of the outcomes look like thermonuclear
war and the massive loss of life on Earth, Hogue contended. Last week marked the 100th
anniversary of the beginning of the First World War, and he cited current events such as
the finger pointing at Russia for the shoot down of Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 as possibly
igniting a new Cold War with Russia. The "German Nostradamus," Matthias Stormberger, a
cow herder from Rabenstein, made prophecies in the late 1700s, which accurately foresaw
such events as WWI and WWII.

Stormberger spoke of "iron monsters that would bark through the wilderness," which is
similar to some of Nostradamus' wording about future cars and vehicles. Seers looking at
our future often used animals or nature as metaphors to describe what they saw, Hogue
noted. St. Odile had visions in the 8th century of a horrible weapon-- like a star cast down
from the sky. "All nations of the Earth will fight each other in this war. The fighters will rise
up in the heavens...to take the stars and throw them on cities to set ablaze the buildings
and cause immense devastation," she wrote. Stormberger concurs with this vision, saying
"in one day, more men will die than in all previous wars combined," Hogue recounted.

"The doomsday body count" seen by various seers including Nostradamus is that 2/3 of
the human race will be destroyed in a massive world war, Hogue suggested. Edgar
Cayce, whose visions of the future mostly concerned Earth changes, saw a devastated
New York City from an airship in the year 2100. Cayce was not certain whether the
devastation was from natural causes or war. Yet, the dire outcomes of these seers'
prophecies are not written in stone and humankind can still make choices to avert these
events, Hogue commented.
Algae Blooms & Water Crisis

First hour guest, Circle of Blue journalist Codi Yeager-Kozacek reported on the problem
of the Great Lakes algae bloom that resulted in a temporary water ban enforced in Toledo,
Ohio. There's been speculation that one of the storms that went through the area mixed the
algae down (usually it flows on top) to where the water intakes are. Research has indicated
that agricultural runoffs could contribute to the algae blooms, though farmers have been
attempting methods to reduce this, she noted.

News segment guests: Catherine Austin Fitts, Michael Maloof
Website(s):

hogueprophecy.com
circleofblue.org

Book(s):

A New Cold War– The Prophecies of Nostradamus, Stormberger and Edgar Cayce
Predictions for 2014