(As things happen, I will update this review)
I am very skeptical of how this information was retrieved, but I am going to give credit where credit is due. The book is not simply an ambiguous set of predictions that can fit into many different types of events.
It is very specific on what will happen, with detailed information, and not only concentrates on what will happen but how. It describes it in a cause and effect way which I appreciate since I am more logically inclined, and I like details.
Here are a couple of my favorite examples:
"There is to be another shuttle disaster. Again there will be loss of life due to an explosion of the launch vehicle." (Volume III pg. 309)
The space Shuttle Columbia disaster occurred on February 1, 2003 almost a decade after this book was published. The shuttle (the launch vehicle) exploded just like Challenger before it but for different reasons. And the space shuttle program finished with its last mission on July 21, 2011, retiring the final shuttle in the fleet and the program. With the retirement of the space shuttle program, there is no possible way that a third or fourth space shuttle disaster could occur. Therefore, this was fulfilled.
"I saw the sky, and then I was looking down on the Middle East area...I see this as a revolution. Unrest in one country that leads to others. It starts off slowly and snowballs. It is in the Middle East." (Volume III pg. 174)
This has to refer to the Tunisian Revolution that has spread to other Arab nations this year in 2011. "Anger and violence intensified following Bouazizi's death on January 4, 2011, ultimately leading longtime President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali to step down on January 14, 2011, after 23 years in power. The protests inspired similar actions throughout the Arab world; the Egyptian revolution began after the events in Tunisia and also led to the ousting of Egypt's longtime president Hosni Mubarak; furthermore, protests have also taken place in Algeria, Yemen, Jordan, Bahrain, Iraq, Mauritania, Pakistan and also Libya - where a full-scale rebellion has broken out - as well as elsewhere in the wider North Africa and Middle East." (Summary borrowed from Wikipedia)
I remember sitting in my dormitory and as the events were unfolding in Tunisia, I automatically knew from the following piece in the book that Gaddafi and the Tunisian president would shortly be removed from power in their countries:
"I see a picture of the Middle East conflict...I think the population is going to revolt also. It's hard to tell this person's age, but it appears that he has dark hair that is graying, a mustache and no beard. The people will revolt because of the lies, the hypocrisy, the stealing and using wealth for his own purposes." (Volume III. pg. 177)
Gaddafi looks so odd that I cannot really tell his age just by looking at him. He has never worn a beard. In other parts of the trilogy, Gadaffi is stated not to be intelligent and so when they used the words "this person in power I am looking at now is not intelligent enough" (Volume III pg. 177) This could also refer to the Tunisian prime minister "Zine El Abidine Ben Ali". The thing that throws me off is he is referred to as "a new leader" which means Gadaffi should be disqualified.
We are living in very interesting times right now. I kept reading this book, and I slowly check off the things that have happened as the book details. I do this by having stickies in my book on the things that happen. The author stopped putting updates on things that occurred in 2001. In 2011, this has proved to be a very historic year.
There are misses in the book. For example, Paul John II was said to be assassinated. There were many assassination attempts on him but he survived them all. However, in the third book it is stated that Nostradamus felt his death by assassination didn't feel so immediate. He died of natural causes in the early 2000s.
But there are far more hits. And there are more hits than chance would allow. I highly encourage anyone who has an open mind and likes the details to read this book.
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