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However many claimed his predictions were to vague to have any truth in them. He was said to have predicted the rein of Hitler. His prediction was, 'Hisler will overflow it's banks in to Germany'. Beleivers claimed that this was Hitler coming from Austria to Germany. Doubters said that a river with a similar name bordering Germany often flowed it's banks.
He was also said to have predicted the attack on the twin towers 9/11.
He said,'The two brothers will come under attack from the sky' He predicted this for 9/11.
So was his predictions proper or were they all just a fake?
However many claimed his predictions were to vague to have any truth in them. He was said to have predicted the rein of Hitler. His prediction was, 'Hisler will overflow it's banks in to Germany'. Beleivers claimed that this was Hitler coming from Austria to Germany. Doubters said that a river with a similar name bordering Germany often flowed it's banks.
He was also said to have predicted the attack on the twin towers 9/11.
He said,'The two brothers will come under attack from the sky' He predicted this for 9/11.
So was his predictions proper or were they all just a fake?
The 9/11 predictions were made up by someone with an interest in showing how Nostradamus worked, they were not written by him. The other predictions are vague partly because they are in the old French language that can be very ambigious to translate, hence some pondering over what they actually said in the first place.
The funny thing is that Nostradamus wasn't the only fortune teller/soothsayer around at the time, or in history for that matter. Galic soothsayers were 2-a-penny at the time and he just happened to be in the right place at the right time and having the attention of the royalty to listen to his predictions. Others may well have predicted similar things or made even more acurate predictions.
I don't think the question is whether he was fake or real, he undoubtably believed himself, but then he spent half the time inhaling substances that would give him visions, so in the end its whether these visions had any way of being correct. Perhaps he found some way of seeing events in the future, some sort of wormhole perhaps, but just as likely his brain was trying to make sense of drug induced visions which were nothing more than dreams.