If you get back issues of the watch tower magazine from the 1960’s 1970’s and 1980’s you see the exact same predictions in fact the way it wa sworded I think he may have borrowed this from the JW’s. Garner Ted Armstrong before he died said the exact same things but 20 years a before your guy actually about 30 years and his dad before him did same before that.

Peter D is right this is not a question and should have been in R&S not here. I was born in 1952 and lived through the cold war and we had bomb drills in school and went to churches who claimed to be prophetic churches so I have heard it all way before you were born.
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The closest guy that has made accurate prophecies regarding America that I know is Kim Clement (even then I’m not so sure but I keep an open mind), but the guy has accurately predicted 9-11, the New Orleans flood disaster, the current market crash, within the specified dates, not some 10 year window like that guy. Kim doesn’t even predict that America will fall or God will judge America. He takes the view that God is merciful and and that there are much worse countries that America. So he has good balance of outlook not like that kook you mentioned who is all doom.
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Also, what does he mean by 'we' when he's talking about meeting the conditions of God?

Does he mean only Christians can save America from perishing?

What about all the other religions practiced in the US?

In my opinion, when one makes a psychic prediction about the state of the world, they should be a bit more specific. We have been having natural disasters for forever, some years are worse than others and when you add global warming to it, of course things are going to get weird with our weather.

What I find interesting, is this Christian man is making psychic predictions which I thought was totally against the rules.

Sorry…I don't think I answered your question because I got all worked up, lol.

Yes, I do think that sometimes people get dreams and visions concerning America.

I think that the real ones are more all encompassing and include a more realistic viewpoint of who inhabits our country and the scenarios predicted are more precise.

In this guys prophecy, I only see Christians having any importance to the whole thing…that says to me that personal opinion is mixed in with what may or may not be an accurate psychic prediction.
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Congratulations, you’ve fallen for a crackpot. You are offering support and advertisement for a charlatan. In other words, by actively spreading fraud and untruth, you are making the world a worse place.

Hansen made what predictions *exactly*?

+Stock Market collapse - First of all, it hasn’t collapsed. Second, historically the market has worked in cycles of growth and recession. I predict that something which has always occurred will occur again is not prophetic, it’s banking on a likelihood. Strike one.

+Nuclear Attack - This hasn’t happened. So, strike two.

+Civil Unrest - This is always happening somewhere. It has not happened in the US to any great degree. Strike three. First out.

+Social Security Collapse - SS has not collapsed. The problem with SS has been known for decades. Nothing new here folks. Strike one.

+Natural Disasters - Earthquake, flood, tornado, hurricane, drought, tsunami, etc. have always happened and always will happen. You are not a prophet if you predict something that you know will occur. Strike two.

+Earthquake in the NW - This is not a prediction, it’s advertising. By using scare tactics, this guy is trying to drum up ticket sales. I bet he advertised impending earthquakes in every market he visited. In other words, he’s a con man. Strike three. Second out.

+520 Bridge - It didn’t collapse did it? More scare tactics. Strike one.

+Mt Ranier - It didn’t erupt did it? Even more scare tactics. Strike two.

+WMD Attacks - These didn’t happen either did they? Ummm, scare tactics? Strike three. Third and final out.

“To avoid the above, there must be a mighty, genuine revival”
–Oh, like the old-time tent revivals? You know, where the out of town preacher comes in and puts on a show for the locals. Where he fleeces them of every penny he can get?

“Abraham interceded for Sodom and Gomorrah”
–Abraham interceded for S&G, but the angels never bothered looking for 10 righteous people, so S&G were destroyed anyway.

“If we do not meet the conditions, judgment will fall and all of the prophecies will come to pass.”
–So, you’re holding the country hostage? A little spiritual blackmail? Repent and give us your money, or else all the disasters will come to pass? That isn’t very Christian of you. You should be ashamed of yourself.

The fact is whatever will happen will happen. You are willing to take credit for whatever it is that fills your coffers. I wish people like you would be run you out like Jesus did with the money changers.
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Oh, and the natural disasters prediction? Unless he was predicting each of those events specifically, it isn’t a prediction either, as everyone knows we will have a certain number of natural disasters in any given year.

So far, I’m not impressed.

And saying that there isn’t a time frame for them to come true is classic confirmation bias. Anything that has happened is proof, anything that hasn’t happened “hasn’t happened *yet*”.
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