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Pastimes : Nostradamus: Predictions

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To: Dwight Taylor who wrote (636)5/25/1999 8:46:00 AM
From: Father Terrence   of 1615
 
SPACE STATION MIR TO FULFILL NOSTADAMUS'S PROPHECY?

Mir to Crash on Paris in August? Designer Paco Rabanne fears his
next fashion show may be his last -- not for reasons of changing
tastes, but because Russia's Mir space station will crash down and
destroy the haute couture capital Paris. The fireball is coming on
August 11, just as the 16th century French seer Nostradamus
predicted, says Rabanne, who is so convinced of disaster he has
written a book warning about it. The Spanish-born designer has
been fascinated by the occult since the age of seven, when he says
he briefly left his body one night to fly among the stars. As a student
in Paris, he had a vision of people burned alive by fires even when
they jumped into the Seine. “All the prophecies say Paris will burn at
the end of time,” he says. “Reading the prophecies of Nostradamus,
I thought it would be a fireball or an asteroid that would fall on
Paris.” When scientists told him the Mir space station could fall,
Rabanne found the key he was looking for to some quatrains that
Nostradamus wrote about the disaster he saw for Paris. According
to Rabanne, the Mir station will start to fall out of its earth orbit in
July and hit the Chateau de Vincennes, a massive fort in eastern
Paris, on August 11. [Source: CNN and Reuters
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