Real Psychic Predictions 2012: Politics and More

Some years ago, particularly after the 1963 assassination of President John F.Kennedy was accurately predicted by psychic Jeane Dixon (but some say her prediction was exaggerated), the mainstream media and tabloids had a field day with end-of-the-year predictions. Sometimes these predictions were silly and didn’t come true. But sometimes they were spot on. It’s much harder to find lists of predictions these days, but they do exist. Some are often funny and the psychics will make a ton of them. Only a few psychics will make sure people know the ones they made that didn’t come true.

(I need to add that here in San Diego I was friends with the late Mickey Gable who used to read cards and she was shockingly accurate and precise — down to a string on my dummy breaking due to a traffic ticket).

Here’s a collection of some of the predictions that are starting to emege now.

–From Vicki Monroe, Maine psychic medium and spirit messenger:

* Obama will win re-election. Others won’t.

“They’re saying in the election what’s going to surprise many is that a lot of those Republicans that were voted in … will be voted out,” Monroe said.

* The American economy will improve, and job security will increase.

“Industry is going to start looking at all these new technologies and saying ‘Do we actually need this type of a technology? Because people used to do these jobs. Let’s bring these back,’” Monroe said. “And also retraining people on technology you don’t want to lose. But there are some things you just don’t need, that have gone too far.”

* Moods will improve, both nationally and worldwide.

“Everything is going to change. Basically on a global scale we will start looking at things in a positive way,” Monroe said. “What the Mayans said as the end of the world is the end of the world as (far as) nations having to beat each other (to be) No. 1.”

—West Palm Beach Tarot Grandmaster Christiana Gaudet:

On a global scale, each year seems to bring some sort of major disaster, be it natural, industrial or violent in nature. My biggest concerns for massive loss of life in 2012 surround military or terrorist actions. Worldwide, there is possibility of violent rioting and unrest.

Ironically, 2012 is a presidential election year in the United States. At the time of this writing, I am predicting that Obama will serve another term as president, but his victory will be by a very narrow margin.

The political divisions in our country may begin to lessen as those to the far left and right of the political spectrum present as overly extreme. Both the Tea Party and the Occupy Movement may win more ridicule than respect. Toward the end of the year, the political pendulum may swing to the center, and centrist candidates may triumph on Election Day.

As we welcome 2012, there is increasing concern about problems with Iran. These issues will continue throughout 2012 and into the following years. Current posturing may lead to military action, but at this time, I feel war with Iran is not inevitable.

The Western economy will continue to falter. In the United States, the real estate market will remain sluggish. Wall Street will have a difficult year, and may experience greater intervention and regulation from Congress.

–Psychic Joseph Tittel:

The world won’t end in 2012. Nor will the presidency of Barack Obama.

Those are just two of the prophecies from Bucks County psychic Joseph Tittel. He draws listeners to his weekly radio program and New Year’s Day prophecies.

Tittel’s notoriety blossomed in 2007 after he appeared on the Lifetime Television series “America’s Psychic Challenge.”

*In a New Year’s Day 2010 broadcast, he predicted an East Coast earthquake registering between 5.5 and 6.0 on the Richter scale.
The Aug. 23 earthquake felt from Virginia to Canada registered 5.8 on the Richter scale, according to the U.S. Geological Service.
*On New Years 2009, Tittel forecast a “major downfall” for Michael Jackson “leaving him hospitalized.” During a Feb. 2, 2009 interview on “MTV Live,” Tittel said, “We might actually lose him.”
Jackson died June 25 to a cardiac arrest…..

…“People are going to think I’m really crazy when I tell them Obama is going to clean up in the next election,” Tittel said Thursday. “Mitt Romney is going to screw up late in the year and Obama is going to win big time.”

–Blair Robertson:

I predict that the Republicans will win the Presidential election.

A horrifying premonition: spandex will make a comeback near the end of 2012.

Volcanic activity in the Northwest will be big news and I feel there will be a very good chance of a large eruption.

There will be a bombing on a cruise ship this year.

I predict North Carolina will be slammed and heavily damaged by storms in April.

I predict Jennifer Aniston will marry.

Watch for major riots to occur in Miami and London in the spring.

I predict a train crash in Southern Europe within the next 120 days that will be caused by sabotage.

–Bonnie Baranski:

The Soo Greyhounds will not rally, St. Marys Paper will remain shuttered and U.S. President Barack Obama will get re-elected in 2012, predicts local psychic Bonnie Baranski.

–Robyn Carissa:

In the United States, Carissa expects U.S. President Barack Obama to win a second term after the federal election slated for November.

Now let’s see if the psychics can do better than the ever-changing American new and old media conventional wisdom. Or are the jobs a matter of “same difference”?

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UPDATED:
–Sylvia Browne:

Psychic Sylvia Browne’s new book is her 57th and while that might seem enough to cover just about everything she could possibly have to say, don’t be fooled, the well-known psychic says, because there’s never been one quite like this.

…
Q: When will we get a Big One-style earthquake?

A: Thirty years from now. I say to them, ‘When I move, you move. I’m not moving anywhere. If I thought anything (was going to happen) I’d put it out on my blog or my Twitter. I’d say it everywhere. I don’t think we’re going to have the Big One.
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Q: Is Obama going to make one term? Or two?

A: I’m worried about him. If he goes into a second term, I hate to be a predictor of bad (news), but I’m very concerned that if he’s elected a second time that there could be an assassination.