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Politics : America Under Siege: The End of Innocence -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: calgal who wrote (22487)	3/29/2003 11:02:02 AM
From: Richnorth	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27732

According to the article below, the Indian astrologer Madan had predicted disaster for the American space program 13 years ago. Now he says the the impact of Saturn would prove "counter productive" to the US over the next three years. If this is true, the Iraq War could pose unforeseen problems for the US. We shall see. Of course, the US has had setbacks already in not getting full worldwide support and having to deal with protests at home (and abroad). =================================== Indian astrologer had predicted space disaster IANS newindpress.com NEW DELHI: Well-known astrologer Lachhman Das Madan had predicted 13 years ago that the US space programme would be hit by a major disaster before the end of March 2003. The April 1990 issue of his astrological magazine Baba Ji had said in its prediction: "USA-Period One Year from April 2002 -- The space programme will receive a setback." Another prediction of his said: "During 2003 some important scientific projects are likely to suffer. Some literary, art people or scientists who may have been on the verge of achieving success may falter and fail. "Some of them are likely to pass away or end their life when they will be nearer to the enjoyment of fruit of their labour and hard work." According to Madan, the impact of Saturn would prove "counter productive" to the US over the next three years. US space shuttle Columbia, with a seven-member crew that included India-born Kalpana Chawla, disintegrated over central Texas Saturday, shortly before it was scheduled to land at Cape Canaveral in Florida. The New Delhi-based astrologer claimed that he has predicted 112 "unfortunate episodes" in the US in the next 100 years. "These predications are all based on planetary movements and are absolutely scientific," he said in a statement here.