Predictive History (YouTube Lecturer)

[palestine]

As we know from Laura’s work, the likelihood is a cometary intrusion into the story.

Hello,

I had a look in the chemical markers and here is what it shows for the 430 BC period:

From what I've read, a potential match with a comet is when those four markers are present together (ammonium, sulfate, chloride, nitrate):

It was then observed that there is a large concentration of ammonium in the American GISP2 ice core at the time of the Tunguska impact.

... there were also high levels of chlorine, nitrate (nitric acid) and sulphate (sulphuric acid) in exactly the same layers of ice

The first chart shows four spikes, and the other charts show five spikes, the additional being around -401. Could it be a volcano?

The above dates may not be extra accurate, so just for the illustration!

 

[lunar7]

The lecture series is entering the final week now and is probably the best I've ever seen. Coming from a self-acknowledged pessimist the real message that spans across the entire series seems to invite those less pessimistic to find a way to break from the patterns that make the concept of "predictive history" possible.

There will inevitably be some mistakes in such a broad range of interwoven topics, but I'm curious if anyone knows of material that might be a good next step after watching something like the Secret History series.

In particular it would be good to find something that suggests how previous (disappeared) civilizations were able to break from the loop, though something like that is going to be very esoteric as history is not written by the spirits who have ascended to higher dimensions!

Can't help but feel like a big split is coming up, and soon. I have personally been perceiving it as a series of gates spaced 13 years apart since 1999. So there was one in 2012, and another this year in 2025. The next gate is in 2038, and then seemingly three more until 2077.

Not all the gates are relevant to all beings in the same way because they will mean different things for different orientations on the STO/STS spectrum.

I guess what I'm asking is whether there is any record of previous splits, and were there direct acts of human will that allowed the STO to split from the STS that were left behind?

This must have happened after both Lemuria and Atlantis.

 

[T.C.]

The lecture series is entering the final week now and is probably the best I've ever seen. Coming from a self-acknowledged pessimist the real message that spans across the entire series seems to invite those less pessimistic to find a way to break from the patterns that make the concept of "predictive history" possible.

There will inevitably be some mistakes in such a broad range of interwoven topics, but I'm curious if anyone knows of material that might be a good next step after watching something like the Secret History series.

In particular it would be good to find something that suggests how previous (disappeared) civilizations were able to break from the loop, though something like that is going to be very esoteric as history is not written by the spirits who have ascended to higher dimensions!

Can't help but feel like a big split is coming up, and soon. I have personally been perceiving it as a series of gates spaced 13 years apart since 1999. So there was one in 2012, and another this year in 2025. The next gate is in 2038, and then seemingly three more until 2077.

Not all the gates are relevant to all beings in the same way because they will mean different things for different orientations on the STO/STS spectrum.

I guess what I'm asking is whether there is any record of previous splits, and were there direct acts of human will that allowed the STO to split from the STS that were left behind?

This must have happened after both Lemuria and Atlantis.

Have you read The Secret History of the World, and How to Get Out Alive by Laura Knight-Jadczyk?

 

[lunar7]

I'll give it a read. Haha I though you were recommending two books, and also found a book called The Secret History of the World by Mark Booth that looks pretty good too.

 

[T.C.]

I'll give it a read. Haha I though you were recommending two books, and also found a book called The Secret History of the World by Mark Booth that looks pretty good too.

Sorry. I have a problem with excessive use of commas. That one sneaked past me.

 

[lunar7]

The lecture series has now reached the final episode, meaning another potential way of watching is to work backwards from the final episode until one realizes they already know (or know enough) the material that builds towards the finale.

I'm curious if anyone watched the final episode, and if so, what they thought of it. My impression was that the predictions in this final episode could well prove accurate if no effective way to intervene is found by others. The eschatologies have been developed over thousands of years and that has created a lot of religious momentum that is hard to dismantle overnight. Still, it seems like a portion of humanity is progressing in a different direction than the ones doing all of this, and there are a lot of "neutrals" stuck in the middle just trying to live normal lives and having an increasingly difficult time of it.

 

[Voyageur]

I watched a recent interview, and it is quite interesting, particularly what he says at the end about geophysical catastrophes.

Middle East as Global Flashpoint​

Had also had a look at this from Prof. Jiang Xueqin, where his talk looks at the transfer of empire(s) in history, as he sees it.

https://www.globalresearch.ca/americans-constructed-jewish-state/5909032

Snip as transcribed:

All right. So let’s start with a very simple question that nobody wants to ask. Okay.

How is it that a country that didn’t exist 80 years ago is now the most powerful state in the Middle East?

And why is America giving them $3.8 billion every year?

People will tell you it’s because of the Holocaust, because of guilt, because of the Jewish lobby.

Guys, that’s not how empires work. Okay?

Empires don’t give money because of guilt. Empires give money because of strategy. All right?

So, today we’re going to look at Israel.

His argument, in example, goes something like this:

What empires do is they create local entities that are completely dependent on them. Okay? These entities can only exist because the empire supports them. If the empire withdraws support, these entities collapse immediately. Does that make sense? So let me give you examples.

The British created Pakistan. Why? To divide and weaken India. Okay. The British created Jordan. Why? To control the Arab tribes. The French created Lebanon. Why? To have a Christian state in the Muslim Middle East. None of these countries are natural. They’re all imperial constructs. Okay. Now, Israel is the most successful imperial construct in history. And I’m going to explain why. But first, you need to understand that the British didn’t create Israel because they loved Jews.

Okay? They created Israel to control the Middle East. And this is really important when we read the Balfour Declaration of 1917, right? Lord Balfour writes to Lord Rothschild. He’s not writing because he cares about Jewish suffering. He’s writing because Britain needs to control the Suez Canal. Okay, think about it. The Suez Canal is the most important waterway in the world. It connects Europe to Asia. Whoever controls the Suez controls global trade. But the Suez is in Egypt and Egypt is Muslim. and Muslims might align with other Muslim powers. So what do you do? You create a non-Muslim entity right next to Egypt that is completely dependent on you. That’s Israel. Okay?

All right. So now I’m going to explain to you the three stages that every imperial client goes through. This is a pattern. It happens every time. Okay.

Stage one, complete dependency. The client cannot survive without the empire. They need military protection, economic support, diplomatic cover. Israel from 1948 to 1967 completely dependent on first Britain, then France, then America. Without imperial support, the Arab states would have destroyed them. Okay.

Stage two, mutual benefit. The client becomes useful to the empire. They provide services the empire needs. Israel from 1967 to 2000. They defeat Soviet allies. They provide intelligence. They test American weapons. The relationship is now reciprocal. America needs Israel as much as Israel needs America. Okay.

Stage three, role reversal. The client becomes so powerful that the empire becomes dependent on them. This is where we are now. America cannot act in the Middle East without Israeli approval.

 

[palestine]

I think the Asian professor is objectively observing several groups engaged in processes of "forcing eschatology." He seems to consider the possibility of internal manipulation causing these groups to act this way, but this is not much stated (there are some takes here and there).

In this way, he maintains an objective perspective: "I see these groups, who seem to want to follow a script" - "what's behind all this?" - "in any case, this is where we would be headed."

 

[Alana]

I just listened Jiang's latest message, just over half an hour long. This man is a gem:

The summary below his video is comprehensive. All he talks about are things, we here, already know. But it's always good to hear them again. Alarm clocks and all.

2026 Is the Breaking Point — Faith, Family, and the End of the Old World

As this talk begins, I’m sitting alone on a cruise ship crossing the South China Sea.
My wife and three young children are asleep. The world is quiet. And it feels like the last calm before a storm.

This is not a standard geopolitical lecture.
It is a personal reckoning, a civilizational warning, and an explanation of why 2026 will be a turning point—politically, economically, and spiritually.

I speak openly about:

Failure, depression, and walking away from prestige and money

How my wife’s faith and my children gave me purpose when talent alone failed

Why truth-telling is dangerous—but necessary

Why family, not fame, is the real foundation of courage

From there, we look outward.

What’s coming in 2026:

Escalation toward full-scale war involving NATO and Russia in Ukraine

Intensifying confrontation between Israel and Iran

U.S. pressure and regime-change dynamics in Venezuela

Rising political violence across the Western world

A deepening economic breakdown that will not “return to normal”

This is not alarmism. It is structural analysis.

Why Game Theory matters:

To prepare for this period, I outline a forthcoming course on Game Theory & Geopolitics, designed to:

Explain why states act the way they do

Identify strategic constraints and incentives

Anticipate likely trajectories and flashpoints

Understand how crises are interconnected, not isolated

Understanding is not endorsement.
But understanding is the prerequisite for survival.

Why the Great Books matter:

Physical preparation matters—but it’s not enough.

I argue that the most important preparation for the years ahead is spiritual and intellectual, through sustained engagement with the Great Books:

The Odyssey — endurance, purpose, the long road home

The Divine Comedy — confronting hell to reach clarity

These works connect us to something deeper than any political order:
human resilience, creativity, and continuity across collapse.

They teach you how to move through chaos without being destroyed by it.

Core message:

Talent without purpose is wasted

Knowledge without grounding becomes despair

Faith and responsibility make truth-telling possible

Families are the last real institution that still works

This video is about preparing the mind and soul for a world where old certainties are gone.

Not to panic.
Not to hide.
But to think clearly, act deliberately, and endure.

 

[Sindy-S.R]

2026, a troubling year according to Professor Jiang Xueqin...
The best books I've read have been written by Laura Knight-Jadczyk & Co. and this forum!!!

1. Geopolitical Warnings for 2026He predicts 2026 will be a major breaking/turning point— politically, economically, and spiritually — where denial ends and reality hits hard. Specific forecasts (based on incentives, constraints, and game theory):
   • Full-scale war between NATO and Russia in Ukraine ("the kind of war Europe hasn't seen since 1945").
   • Sharp escalation between Israel and Iran in the Middle East ("it's going to get much worse").
   • U.S. push for regime change against Maduro in Venezuela ("it's going to be messy").
   • Rising internal political violence in Western countries due to economic despair and polarization ("2026 is going to be worse, much worse").
   • Structural economic collapse with no return to pre-crisis "normal."He stresses these are interconnected flashpoints (Ukraine → Middle East → Taiwan → Venezuela, etc.) and warns of possible false flags and accelerating AI surveillance as elites grow desperate.
2. How to PreparePhysical prepping (gold, land, bunkers) is secondary. The real preparation is intellectual and spiritual:
   • Upcoming course on Game Theory + Geopolitics to understand why states act as they do, anticipate flashpoints, and see crisis linkages.
   • Deep reading of the Great Booksfor timeless resilience:
     • The Odyssey → endurance and returning home despite everything.
     • The Divine Comedy → facing hell/evil to gain clarity and emerge stronger.These works connect people across centuries to humanity's ability to survive — and thrive — through chaos.Key takeaway: "The most important preparation is spiritual and intellectual... They teach you how to move through chaos without being destroyed by it."
3. Final Message
   • Family remains the last functioning institution in a collapsing world.
   • Faith, purpose, and responsibility enable truth-telling in dark times.
   • Don't panic, don't hide — instead: think clearly, act deliberately, and endure.
   • Ends on a note of gratitude to his wife/children and audience: "We're going to face it together... We'll come through it stronger, wiser, more connected to what really matters."Wishes everyone happy holidays and says: "I will see you in 2026. Let's do this."

Overall tone: Vulnerable, honest, urgent but not fear-mongering. It's a mix of raw personal testimony, sober geopolitical analysis, and a call to build inner strength through family, truth, and classic wisdom rather than material stockpiles.