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Dec. 19, 2004 - Art Bell
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Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell - Art Bell - Predictions for 2005 part 1
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So, I'm going to go ahead and get started. I'm going to go ahead and start the video.
From the high desert and the great American southwest, I bid you all good evening, good
morning, good afternoon, wherever you may be in the world's time zones. Every single
one of them covered like a blanket by this program, Coast to Coast AM. I'm Art Bell.
Bye.
With what now may be a decade-long tradition, I'm not sure, but every year, as we approach the new year, we set aside a couple of days in which A you, and only you, get to do... I mean, you know, we have professional predictors and psychics on the program all the time, and they make their best shots, but... Well, I have a lot of faith in all of you out there.
And, as I began doing last year, I'm going to again, this year, ask that you not just dial your phone so you can get on the air and talk.
What we want here are well thought out considered predictions made by you now I want you to go down into your best psychic self your inner self and pull out a prediction something you think is going to come true in the year 2005 there will be two opportunities to do this one occurring tonight so if you don't get in do not
Dispair, because on December 31st, I'll be back to do the second half of this program.
It is nevertheless your opportunity to register your prediction, have it numbered, recorded, and saved in the Bell Family Vault.
Where we save predictions of this kind, and I have in my hand, fresh from the vault, you can even smell a little vault sort of, you know, musty, it was a year in the vault, sort of smell there.
Anyway, I've got them, and we're going to be going through, we made, let's see how many predictions, we made, my God, we made 104 predictions last year, and we're going to review them.
And now, Making a specific prediction for a year is tough stuff.
It's not easy, so we'll review how the audience did last year, and in the interest of this year, please, again, go into your inner psychic self and give us your best shot.
Don't just dial the phone.
Do it.
The rules are one per customer only.
Only on-air predictions will be recorded.
Ones that you can all hear and record along with me if you so desire.
No email predictions.
I won't take them.
I mean, you can make them, but they don't get a number, they don't get a sign, they don't get recorded, so only on-air predictions.
Period.
And once again, it becomes, you know, after the 31st filed away in the Bell family vault.
And we will review and possibly embarrass you with your wrong prediction next year.
Or a few of them, I mean...
Well, let me, before we go to break and then we begin predictions, let me review a few predictions made by you, all of you, for the year 2004, and you did this last year.
One, that the face on Mars would be proven false.
Now, I don't know how to record that.
Proven false.
There have been photographs, and I'm tempted to Attempted to give it a ding.
There have been photographs that... You know what?
No, I'll bonk it.
I guess I'll bonk it.
It's just it's not affirmatively answered one way or the other yet.
Two, North Korea detonates the first nuclear weapon.
Well, you know what?
We thought they... That's almost... But no, it's a bonk.
I mean, they did... Something sure as hell detonated in North Korea, didn't it?
We're not really sure.
Number three, art comes back full-time.
Definite bonk.
I didn't.
And join my weekend slot, by the way.
I'm honored and privileged to be here with you over the weekend.
Number four, the Pope passes away at Lent.
Bonk.
He has defied continued predictions made of his demise for an incredible amount of time.
Incredible.
Number five, it is the year of contact.
Well, another bonk, I think.
Now, there's always arguments about this stuff, but I've got to rate it, right?
Number six, mass media.
Uncovers ancient civilization.
Well, did they?
Not a major one that I'm aware of.
I'm going to tentatively bonk that.
I'll probably get in trouble for that.
Number seven, Bin Laden captured.
Bonk.
Definitely not.
Number eight, Coast to Coast AM is noted by the mass media.
Ha ha.
Ding, ding, ding, ding.
ABC came and did a special that's going to be airing, I believe, in February.
So that's a big ding.
ABC is definitely the mass media, and so definitely noted, and that was filmed this year, so ding, ding, ding.
Number 9.
Middies spins out of control.
That's a ding, but that wasn't a hard call either, but a ding nevertheless.
It's always out of control.
Number 10.
The Brits get Great photos of Mars artifacts.
I think that's a bonk.
I don't know what the Brits have come up with.
Number 11, super humans revealed.
I haven't seen any, so thankfully, I guess that's a bonk.
Number 12, Saddam murdered.
Oh, big bonk.
Number 30, he's protected very well.
Number 13, dual currency occurs.
Domestic and foreign currency.
You know, I think that's a ding.
I think we have done that, haven't we?
I'm going to tentatively ding that.
I can see I'm going to have a lot to answer for here.
Number 14, harp disturbs the ionosphere.
I am personally going to give that a ding, ding, ding, ding.
I think they are.
They certainly are transmitting and the ionosphere is certainly disturbed.
So yell at me for that if you want.
I'm dinging it anyway.
Number 15.
China makes it to the moon.
I don't think so.
That's a bonk.
You'll let me know if I'm wrong here, right?
Number 16.
The televised capture, oh no, execution of Bin Laden.
Uh, no.
Bonk, definitely.
Uh, bonk.
As far as we know.
Number 17.
A nuclear explosion or a sized explosion in the north.
Oh.
Uh.
You know what?
Ding, ding, ding, ding.
That's an interesting call that person made.
A nuclear explosion or sized explosion.
Makes that a ding, because it was certainly nearly nuclear-sized, wasn't it?
That's a ding.
Number 18, uh, Saddam assassinated again.
A bonk.
Uh, number 19 will blow you away.
Number 19 is the Red Sox win the World Series.
The Red Sox win the World Series!
Ding-de-de-ding-ding-ding-ding-ding-ding-ding-ding!
Boy, what a hit!
I mean, that was, uh, now there's a call.
Number 19's a real call.
The Red Sox win.
Somebody whacked that one big time.
Knocked that one right out of the park.
In a moment, as we continue to review the predictions made for 2004, not bad, you know, not bad so far, we will open the lines in a moment and begin predictions thought out carefully Examine psychic center type predictions by all of you.
stay right there tell you what if you're number nineteen uh... the results
predictor than that that was a job for you
Somebody named Fongaboo, nobody is named Fongaboo, in Albany, New York, says, hey Art, they did find an ancient civilization a month ago.
It was an island of hobbit-sized people that existed thousands of years ago.
So I guess I will have to give the ancient civilization number 6 a ding.
The record is not bad so far.
It is my psychic knowing that if you call me tonight using a cell phone or a speaker phone, your prediction is less likely to come true.
Insight, and I could be wrong about that, but if I were you when I call, I would use a corded phone if you want to be sure.
First time caller line, you are on the air.
Hello.
Yes, Art.
How are you doing tonight?
I'm okay, sir.
Who are you and where?
My name is Nick, and I'm calling from Las Cruces, New Mexico.
Okay, Nick.
If you do make a prediction, you will have the honor of being number one for the year 2005.
Oh, that's wonderful.
Well, maybe.
Have you thought this over carefully?
Yes, I have.
Good.
What do you see coming?
I see that we will put an additional 100,000 troops into Iraq.
Oh, God.
And their responsibility will ostensibly be to guard the borders.
But it's a precursor to an additional aggressive move on our part.
Well, you know, I hate to think that you might be right, but, God, you might be right.
100,000 more troops to Iraq, that's not the kind of first prediction I expected, and it worries the hell out of me.
Yeah, well, it worries me too, but I... That'd be one big escalation, wouldn't it?
It's something I've been thinking about for a long time, and I feel very strongly that that could happen.
It's certainly possible.
I had one additional one, if you... No, no, no.
No, that's it, one... You're the one-per-customer rule.
Well, Art, it's great talking to you.
I appreciate the call, sir, and have a good morning.
All right.
Number one, then, is recorded as 100,000 more troops to Iraq.
God, that could come true.
That really could come true.
And he said to guard the borders.
Maybe.
I mean, I don't know how much stability and security the Iraqi government is going to have and how soon they're going to have it, but what have they got on their borders?
Well, for one thing, Iran.
And vacuums tend to be filled by power.
And Iran is a power that would just love to fill up Iraq, and so we might end up guarding their borders.
And that's an eerie, could-be-true prediction.
Wildcard Line, you're on the air.
Welcome.
Hello, Art.
I'd like to make a prediction.
And my prediction, coming out from Tennessee... All right, hold on.
What is your first name, please?
My name is Casey.
And I'm calling from the Chattanooga area in Tennessee.
Excellent.
To you on XM Radio.
XM Radio.
All right.
Yes, the Ask Channel is where we're found.
I think it's 165 or something, isn't it?
165 is it.
It's a tremendous broadcast because it immediately repeats at 5 a.m.
and runs all the way through.
So you can hear what part you missed if you need to.
Yeah, way to go.
All right.
Very convenient.
Well, here's my prediction for 2005.
I want to predict that 2005 is the final exam for humans.
And that we'll find a new, totally renewable energy source that produces hydrogen from water with no energy input.
Wait a minute.
Final exam for humans.
Now, are you sliding in two predictions here on me?
No.
Explain to me what you mean by final exam for humans.
Well, I just think that ever since the election of 2000, we've kind of been going through Just an escalation, and that there's going to have to be something break for the good or something break for the bad.
And I just think that if it's going to break for the good, then it's going to be finding an alternative energy source and putting it to good use for the good of mankind.
Or we're going to not do that, suppress it, and just call more soldiers into it, escalating I don't think it's a matter of an invention being scuttled or whatnot.
I'm sure that's happened.
So is it really your view then that it's already been discovered, that free energy already
exists and that the poor inventors of all of these black boxes we hear about are scuttled,
bought out, shelved, or killed?
I tell you what, Art, I don't think it's a matter of an invention being scuttled or whatnot.
I'm sure that's happened.
I'm not going to go into all that, but I'm saying that there are new hydrogen technologies
now involving plasma that's very much like a light.
Yes, but as you...
You can turn on and off?
And then there's also other types of inventions where water is combined with metal and will release hydrogen with no energy.
All right, sir.
I appreciate the call.
But if you listened carefully last night to the program, You heard the physicist say that hydrogen by itself is not, we shouldn't try to think of it as a free energy, it's a way to distribute energy, but it takes energy to create it, to make the hydrogen, and then to store the hydrogen, and then to distribute the hydrogen.
So it's not really to be thought of as a free energy source, although it may help.
West of the Rockies, you're on the air, hello.
Okay, I also have, well I'm Charles, I'm Kauai.
On the island of Koi, how are you doing, Charles?
Very well.
It's always nice here.
So that's what I've heard.
I mean, nice to the point where it can actually get boring occasionally.
I mean, don't you occasionally wish you could see snow?
Yeah, maybe a little bit.
See, there you are.
I mean, it's just beautiful all the time.
It's almost beautiful to the ridiculous point.
Oh, it's nice to escape though, but okay.
Anyway, you no doubt have a prediction from the islands.
Yes, it is that I too believe that there'll be a free energy source released to the public.
Oh, you do?
Yeah, except I think that energy has to come from somewhere.
There's no such thing as something for nothing.
My free energy source makes refrigeration at the same time it makes electricity.
So, you have a free energy source?
Yeah.
And you're really telling me your invention is going to be discovered and free the world?
Yeah, it isn't a legitimate prediction because I have to get out to the public, but yes.
So, the only thing stopping your prediction from coming true is the media discovering you?
Yeah, and the fabrication company making it, It's in their technological interest, but at the same time it has low priority and I can't get them to... Why would something of that magnitude have low priority?
I don't know.
Maybe they're doing a thing of having an invention on the shelf instead of paying me for it.
They're just not paying me and not developing it.
Alright, well listen, good luck with the media.
And sorry to hear that typical story.
You know, all the free energy stuff is always suppressed, or bought and put up on the shelf, or I don't know, something happens to it, right?
And it never quite makes it out, and I know there are a lot of people who believe that.
I happen to be a person who believes that if there really was the free lunch, or even the cheap lunch, I'm willing to settle for not necessarily free energy, but much more power out than power in, in some way.
A first-time caller line.
You're on the air.
Hello.
Hello, Art.
This is Jeff from Alcaloma.
Jeff.
OK.
You already know, Jeff, that your prediction is less likely now to become true because you're on a cell phone, but OK.
Oh, I know that.
It's just convenient because I'm in my bed.
You're calling me from bed.
All right.
I guess it happens.
Well, that's when I listen.
I put my headphones on and I stay awake.
Well, that's testament, I guess.
All right.
I'm listening from KFI.
Oh, yes.
So anyway, do you want to hear my prediction before you put me on?
See, there's something you don't get.
You've been on the air the whole time.
I don't screen my calls, buddy.
You're on the air now.
Oh, I apologize.
You don't need to apologize for.
You're in bed.
I mean, fortunately, you didn't tell us more.
Trust me, I'm alone!
What's it going to be?
Okay, my prediction is that the movie White Noise will be a big success and one of your very astute technical listeners will take the information that you made available on Halloween and perfect that machine and we will be able to communicate with the dead All right.
That's readily at our demand.
That is a sneaky way to get more than one prediction in.
I'm only taking the white noise.
White noise, thank you, looks to be, I've seen the trailer, and it looks like it's going to be our kind of movie.
I mean, really, white noise is about EVP, electronic voice phenomena.
White noise is How do I explain white noise to you?
White noise is... Here, let me demonstrate it.
That's easy.
I think I can demonstrate it.
You hear that?
That's white noise.
And it's easier to demonstrate than it is to sort of instruct you in what it is.
And this movie called White Noise Is all about the voice of the dead coming to somebody electronically in some manner.
It's going to be a fascinating movie.
And yes, what I played on Halloween wasn't just some cheap Halloween trick.
It was the work of George Meek.
Incredible work of George Meek.
My God, that was hard to listen to, I understand.
But you know what?
I'm very thankful that so many of you out there understood the importance of what you were hearing.
I mean, I didn't take an hour and 20 minutes of national radio time to do something that was that hard to hear without understanding the significance of what I was playing.
And obviously, many of you did as well.
It was an amazing moment in radio in a lot of ways.
Proud to have been part of it.
First time caller line, you're on the air.
Is this Art Bell?
It is.
Wow, Mr. Bell.
What an honor and a privilege it is to speak with you.
Well, thank you.
What is your first name?
My first name is Burt.
Say that again?
Burt.
Oh, Burt.
Okay, Burt.
Yes, sir.
Listen, Burt, we're at a break point, so we'll hang everybody, and I'll put you on hold, and after the break, you can give us your prediction, all right?
All right.
Thanks.
All right.
Hang on.
You get a shiver in the dark.
It's raining in the park.
Meantime.
Sound of the river, you stop and you hold everything A band is blowing Dixie, double fall time You feel alright, when you hear the music play Now you step inside, but you don't see too many faces And the chairs go down
Competition in a bad place And the chairs go down
And the chairs go down And the chairs go down
And the chairs go down Once upon a time
Once when you were mine I remember your smiles
Reflected in your eyes I wonder where you are
I wonder if you think about me Once upon a time
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Something you think will occur in 2005.
Remember now, don't just shoot from the hip when making predictions.
We want a high score.
to Coast AM with Art Bell.
These are not things that you want to happen, or things you hope will happen, or little jokes you want to make by predicting something politically that would be unsavory that you might want to happen.
These are down from your inner psychic self.
Things that you really think will be a bingo and a hit in 2005.
We will continue with Bert in a moment.
It's our opportunity to test the psychic IQ of the audience and Bert you're back on the air again.
Hi.
Hi, Art.
All right, Bert, this is it.
You have a prediction for 2005, right?
Yes, sir.
What do you think's going to happen?
I predict that we're going to witness an unprecedented amount of solar flare activity sometime around late June, early July, and with it, A summer's heat wave breaking all previously recorded temperatures, especially on the East Coast and parts of Europe.
You know what?
I think you've made a really good prediction and I would like to second it.
How about that?
Really?
Yeah, I would like to second it.
I think that that is a likely time for the solar flares to get really hot.
I also think that we have a recent history of having the hottest this and the hottest that in however many years.
So I think you've got a really good shot.
And I kind of feel the same thing myself.
So I'll join you in this prediction, which is going to be number five.
Great.
All right.
Well, we'll see.
We'll see what happens, right?
All right, buddy.
Take care.
We sure will.
And I think that's very likely.
Very likely.
So, there you have it, number five.
We'll see what happens.
Wildcard Line, you're on the Prediction Show for 2005.
Hi.
All right, how you doing?
I'm listening on 680 W.R.K.L.
in Boston.
Yes, sir.
Yes, my prediction for this coming year, and I know, Republican, you might have odds with this, but I imagine that in Ohio, the election will be reversed by a judge when they find that the voting machines were tainted with I, you know, now, all right, fine.
You and I need to have a little talk.
I mean, is this really a prediction or is this a hope plus a way to say what you think happened?
I mean, tell me the truth.
See, it's really, it's really not a prediction.
This is your perfect example of what I was talking about a minute ago.
Now, you've said what you're going to say, so I'll, you know, you said it.
I mean, you got it out, but I'm not going to take it as a prediction.
Because the tone of your voice told me immediately that, well, this is something I wanted to say, and this is something I hope happens, or whatever.
But it's not a psychic center prediction.
It's more of a political opinion and a hope.
Easter the Rockies, you're on the air.
Hello.
Hello.
I'd like to make a prediction.
All right.
I predict that next year that the Pope will die and we'll have a black Pope.
Hope will die.
Yep.
We get this every year.
And he has hung in there year after year after year after year and defied many predictions like yours.
Why do you think this will be the year?
I don't know.
He's just getting older.
I just don't see him living that much longer.
His health is getting worse.
He's not really doing too much anymore.
Everyone's running the church for him.
He's pretty frail, alright.
Yeah, I just don't see his hope being able to hold out that much longer.
And then you say, following the death of the Pope, there will be a black Pope.
Yep.
I think that the Church is trying to promote, you know, different kinds of people.
Like, not all white Popes.
All right.
Your prediction has been so recorded.
Number six.
Thank you very much, sir, and have a good morning.
West of the Rockies, you are on the air.
Hello.
Yes, my name is Richard.
I'm calling from Oregon.
Yes, Richard.
Yes, and my prediction is that Dick Cheney will resign in the next four years.
Okay, before the end of the Bush administration, huh?
Yeah, that's what I meant.
In essence, a G. Gordon Letty type of fiasco.
Oh, you mean it's not a simple resignation.
It's a resignation under extreme pressure.
Yes, to protect the powers that be.
All right.
Now, you see, I'm going to... I'm not necessarily saying Bush.
Is this really a prediction of yours from your psychic center, sir, or is this something more of a political statement you wanted to make?
No, I'm non-political.
Oh, you are?
Yes.
Really?
Yes.
Possibly even pro-Bush, huh?
No, no, no, no.
No, no, no.
All right.
More or less, I've been a libertarian most of my voting life.
Well, I'm going to put you down as number seven, but I have great doubts.
I will nevertheless take your word for it.
You didn't sound too apolitical to me.
International Line, you're on the air.
Good morning.
Where are you calling from, please?
I'm calling from Sarnia, Ontario.
Okay, welcome.
I just want to say it's an honor, Mr. Bell.
And it's an honor to have you.
What I see is a major terrorist attack against the United States and Canada sometime in April 2005.
Yeah, it's overdue, isn't it?
What I see is simultaneous and coordinated attack on five or more major cities.
Oh my.
Using fully automatic weapons.
I think there'll be five to ten terrorists per city.
It'll be during early morning rush hour.
And it'll be simultaneous both in Canada and the U.S.?
Yes, sir.
You don't know more about this?
I mean, you sound awfully sure of yourself.
Well, to tell you the truth, I've only dreamt it a few times, but the dreams are so vivid and real and unlike any other dreams I've had.
Alright, on that basis, you bet I will accept it.
It goes down as number 8.
I want to say April because in my dream I get a call from my wife and she tells me about this and in my dream I'm like, no, this is an April Fool's joke.
It's April Fool's.
But in the background My kids are on an Easter egg hunt, and I realize Easter and April Fools aren't the same date, but that's how dreams are.
Well, listen, you could teach some of the remote viewers out there a thing or two.
They can't seem to nail it down.
Thank you very much.
You're welcome, sir.
Take care.
All right, so there it is.
A major terrorist... Well, certainly it's overdue.
And, you know, I've wondered how to look at all of this, the fact that nothing else has happened major since September 11th.
Since 9-11.
And you can look at it many ways.
One would be that it's being interdicted.
It's being stopped by those charged with stopping this kind of awful thing.
And they are succeeding.
We would hope that might be true.
Because they don't advertise their successes.
You know, the poor CIA and other lettered agencies only get remembered pretty much for their failures because their successes are never counted.
First time caller line, you're on the air.
Hello.
Yes, hi.
I've got a stock pick for you.
I beg your pardon?
I've got a stock pick for you.
A stock pick?
Yes.
Alright.
It's IAUS.
IAUS.
Yeah, I think it's going to be the best stock of the year.
Are you making this an official prediction?
Yes.
What is IAUS?
Everybody's been talking about renewable energy.
Yes.
And that's what they're going to be doing is like a boilerless turbine from solar.
All right.
Are you involved in any way with this company?
No.
No.
You're just a fan of the technology?
I am.
You are?
I am.
Well, see, already then, that makes me a little suspicious that, A, you're promoting a stock on here, and B, it's more of a hope than it is an actual inspired prediction.
Well, that's what I think is going to happen.
All right.
All right.
Thank you very much.
All right.
That is, you know what?
I'm erasing that.
Why?
Because it was exactly what I said it just was, and it was not an inspired prediction.
Now, please, folks, I know you all have certain political leanings and things you would like to see happen.
Don't use this forum and ruin, ruin our otherwise stellar performance numbers with predictions that aren't really predictions.
I mean, they're political statements, they're hopes, but these are not things that have come from your real psychic center.
They're coming from your more shallow political shell!
First time caller line, you're on the air.
Hello.
Is this Art Bell's show?
That would be, yes.
Well, this is Art Bell.
Oh, this is Art Bell?
Yes, and coast-to-coast AM.
Would you like to make a prediction?
Yes, I would, Art.
Well, that's why you're here.
Go ahead, sir.
Okay.
I predict the United States will be in bondage by al-Qaeda for the years out.
Well, 2005 is out.
Did you say the U.S.
is in bondage by Al Qaeda?
If we don't change our ways and do what we should have done, should have been doing all along.
You know, we're a religious, lying, cheating, stealing, hating, drunken, queer nation, worse than Sodom and Gomorrah ever thought of being.
And if we don't start praying for the devil within the mind, we will be in bondage before the year is out.
I was told this by Jesus Christ himself, but nobody believes he can talk.
Alright.
Well, okay, I'm not here to doubt, but based on that, it sounded like a sort of a, I don't know, religious conviction, I guess in this case, if you heard it directly from Jesus.
U.S.
in Bondage, by Al-Qaeda.
You know, I don't think that's very likely to happen.
I don't think you're going to have to worry about that one.
In fact, I'm not sure of how much of Al-Qaeda is really left.
I could be surprised.
We could all be surprised.
But I've had quite a number of guests recently who have said that we have really overestimated Al-Qaeda, and particularly in view of how we've kind of mopped them up in Afghanistan.
But, you know, all of that could turn out to be totally wrong.
First time caller line, you're on the air.
Hello.
Hello.
Going once, going twice, go on wild card line.
You're on the air.
Good morning.
Good morning.
How are you?
Fine.
Turn your radio off, please.
Got it.
Yes.
Okay.
What is your first name?
Gary.
Gary.
And where are you?
Memphis, Tennessee.
And is this a legitimate, inspired prediction you're about to make?
I believe so, yes, sir.
Thank you.
All right.
What is it?
Okay.
Well, let me preface it by saying Earlier this summer, there were two major media stories in favor of the idea of Sunday as legislation, Sunday Laws, by Time Magazine and National Public Radio.
My prediction is, in 2005, that will continue and increase, sir.
There will be more and more public outcries in the public forum for Sunday legislation.
Fulfilling a Prophecy in the Great Controversy, a book from 1888, by Ellen G. White.
Sunday legislation?
Yeah, the Pope, in 1998, Deis Domine, a letter called Deis Domine, made a global call for Sunday legislation by the civil government.
Which means what?
The government gets involved in religion, It brings down the wall of separation between church and state, and it legislates a day of rest and worship by the government, and it's all part of prophecy.
Boy, do I think that's unlikely.
But, but, hey, just write them down.
I'm not saying it's going to be legislated in 2005.
I'm just saying that chatter will increase.
Hmm.
Okay.
I'll put that down.
Chatter increases.
That'll be easier to ding it, I suppose.
I think it's very unlikely.
We've been going in exactly the other direction in this country and keeping that ball up very tight indeed.
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It's Jim, I'm calling from Reading, W-E-E-U-A-M.
Yes, sir.
And I would love to see Philadelphia and Pittsburgh in the Super Bowl, but that's just a hope.
But my prediction is I see the passing away of Johnny Carson this year.
Really?
Yes, I do.
Haven't heard from him, haven't seen him.
That's my prediction.
Johnny Carson is out of the year in 2005.
Yeah, but you know what?
Johnny really retired.
I mean, he really disappeared.
He really did it.
He said, that's it.
And he has not, you know, he would have had a million opportunities to be public if he wanted to, and he hasn't.
So you're not just saying this because you haven't seen much of him, are you?
No, no, I just really, it's either him or Ed McMahon, but I really get a sense that Johnny Carson is not long for this world.
He's going to lead the way.
Well, I hope you're wrong.
I do too.
Well, no, let me, one more.
How does this come to you, as a matter of curiosity?
I should really ask that more and more.
Where did this come from?
Did it just sort of roll into your mind at some point, or how did you divine this?
It just rolled into my mind.
I was listening to the radio, actually, and heard an advertisement, you know, And it was a combination of watching television and listening to radio, and I just saw that, you know, he was not going to be around this year.
No, this coming year.
All right.
Totally accepted, and now recorded as number 11.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Take care.
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How are you doing, Art Bell?
I'm fine.
Turn your radio off, please.
Okay.
This is Suleiman.
I'm calling from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Oh, well, welcome.
I'm an American, though.
I'm from Los Angeles.
Okay.
And I had a chance on November the 1st to talk with George Newry when he was doing some predictions, and I was 100% accurate at that particular time.
You were?
Yeah.
And in regards to President Bush being re-elected, Colin Powell resigning, Condoleezza Rice being appointed to replace him, Yasser Arafat dying, and they'll find out that he was actually murdered.
You predicted all of that?
Yes, I did.
And as a matter of fact, I had also predicted the 9-11, and Tom, who works with George Nury, contacted the appropriate people at NBC.
No, wait a minute.
You didn't predict 9-11 on this program?
No, not on your program.
I predicted 9-11, no not in your program, but I predicted 9-11 and Tom that...
Where did you predict it?
Oh, I sent two correspondences to Bush via Camp David.
There's a gentleman by the name of David Bacar that works at NBC at the National News Desk in Burbank, California, and Tom on the George Murray Show had contacted David Bacar, and NBC staff there informed Tom that I did call NBC on September the 10th two thousand one to discuss
uh... the uh... art initiated warning in regards to uh... what was the transpired the next day all of all of
that's a fine uh... what i want from you know is uh... what can i have a
ram i only take one prediction so give me your
tucker a list what's going to happen is that shortly after
uh... the inauguration in january israel is going to initiate a massive airstrike
against all of the nuclear facilities in iran and
And that is going to trigger the nuclear war in the Middle East.
Oh my God.
Israel hits Iran nuke facility.
And then war.
And total war and total destruction of the Middle East with Russia and China becoming involved and attacking Israel.
Boy, I asked for your best.
You gave me a doozy.
I gave you a good one.
And listen, Art.
God bless you, you and your family throughout the 205, and continue with your good work.
I thank you for the call.
Take care.
Well, that's quite a prediction, all right, and based on his record, if you want to believe that, or maybe some of you heard it, that's definitely something to worry about.
Israel hits Iran, hits a nuke facility, and that begins a war that becomes Mideast-wise, wide, rather, with a great deal of it being destroyed.
All right, predictions are our business.
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It is, and in order to preserve the psychic integrity of the predictions made for 2005, I'm clamping down this year.
So, you better not call me up with a political wish, or...
You know, it's like somebody calling up to just take advantage of my predictions to say, that corrupt Bush is finally... you know, that kind of thing.
No, I'm not going to write that down.
On the other hand, if you say I was lying in bed and it just rolled into my brain that the president will resign under duress or something like that, fine.
Then at least it's coming from your psychic core.
But these other things, I'm not writing them down.
And I can tell when it's a real thing and when it's just you trying to make some political statement on the radio.
So with that in mind, dial carefully.
Once again, we return to all of you and what you believe is going to occur in the year 2005.
I have.
First time caller line, you are on the air.
Hi.
Hi, how are you doing?
Quite well, sir.
Welcome to the program.
What's your first name?
Andy.
Andy, where are you?
I'm in Canada.
I'm in British Columbia, Canada.
All the way up there.
I'm on the north part of it.
Getting cold?
It's a small town.
They'll know who I am if I say where.
That's all right.
Is it getting cold up there?
Yeah, it's freezing.
I had some ice showers.
Ice showers?
Lots of wind.
Ice showers?
Yeah, well, I'm up really north, eh?
I'm up past the panhandle.
Oh, yes.
Is that where actual ice falls from the sky?
No.
Well, I'm not sure.
There was sort of a rain falling, and the wind was turning it into ice on the trees, and you could just hear it tinkling like a crystal.
Oh, I remember that, yes.
Okay, well, you're going to be number 13, which some would consider very unlucky, but on the other hand, let's make a winner out of it.
What have you got?
Well, I believe the people of Canada are going to rally to, and strangely enough, rally to become part of the United States en masse.
Really?
Let's see.
Well, because of something else that happens, but that's another prediction, so I can't do that.
Well, I won't call it a prediction, but I will listen to what you have to say, because I'm interested.
I mean, Canadians seem rather nationalistic, frankly.
Yeah, so it's strange.
To have them rising up to join the U.S., what would it take to do that?
Well, I think each of us is going to be attacked.
The United States is pretty much going to help themselves, and we don't have any help for ourselves, so we're going to sort of feel like we need that.
The security of being part of the U.S.?
That's right.
I see.
Not that I want to, but that's just a prediction, right?
Oh, well, yes sir, absolutely.
Things can change overnight.
People's thinking can change.
Overnight, you know, like something big, you know?
So you think it's going to be some sort of terrorist action affecting so many that, okay, I've got it.
Alright, alright sir, thank you very much for the call.
Quite a prediction, eh?
Canadian people rise up as one to join the U.S.
Well, you know, there's been a lot of talk About the western provinces of Canada perhaps petitioning to become part of the U.S.
I don't know how that would go.
It's sort of one of those things you just hear about every so often.
Just kind of like every year up in Alaska.
I don't know whether you know, I lived in Alaska and every year in Alaska they circulate a petition to secede from the rest of the country.
It gets signed by a lot of people and it's a big deal every year.
I suppose they're still doing it.
Wildcard Line, you're on the air.
Hello.
Yes, sir.
This is John.
I'm a truck driver on I-80 West.
Yes, John.
Just moving along out there.
All right.
We keep you guys a lot of company.
Are you receiving us on radio or XM?
Yes, sir.
XM or radio?
XM radio.
XM radio.
All right.
Very good.
It's been a real boon for those who do a lot of driving.
Okay.
Number 14 is what it's going to be, if you have one.
Yes, sir.
I don't know why this came to me, but the reason I'm calling is because it never happens.
A cure for Parkinson's disease, there's going to be a major breakthrough in stem cell research.
Right.
And I strongly believe that.
And I know it's going to be next year, either between May or September.
Wow.
That's a positive one for a change.
Most predictions people make are rather negative, but a cure for Parkinson's from stem cells really would be wonderful, wouldn't it?
Yes, sir.
I very much appreciate your prediction and the thoughtfulness of it.
That's exactly the kind of thing I want.
And it obviously came from some sort of psychic center this gentleman has.
A cure for Parkinson's.
Indeed, they could be close.
With stem cell research, We're going to be closing in on a lot of things we thought never possible previously.
East of the Rockies, you are on the air.
Hello.
Good morning, Art.
This is Bob.
I'm calling from Charlevoix, Michigan.
Oh, yes, Bob.
Hi, I'm listening to you on AM 580 WTCM, Traverse City, Michigan.
All right.
My 2005 prediction is that the Bush administration will begin marketing the national ID card through Patriot Act II.
They're going to sell it to us based on fair tax, border protection, And that's my prediction.
That's rough.
Well, it's possible.
I mean, everybody has to imagine it's possible.
If there is another major terrorist attack, we will further tighten things as we did in response to 9-11.
And if they did come out with a national ID card, would you accept it?
Would you reject it?
Would you what?
Well, I think it's just the first step to the mark.
And they've already promoted it in Britain as an idea.
You know, I'm not sure that I'm totally opposed to the idea.
I'm not necessarily... I mean, look, we have porous, horrible, porous borders and You know, I'd have to think about it a little bit.
I understand what the scariness is for you as it progresses toward what you see as the mark of the beast, but at some point, a national identification card may be necessary.
It may be necessary.
I don't know.
Would it be that horrible?
It would be one more card to carry around.
We have now driver's licenses and social security cards and various credit cards and identification licenses of varying sorts and so forth that we have to carry around.
Would a national ID card be that awful?
On the other hand, would it help very much?
Because whatever can be made can be forged, right?
West of the Rockies, you have reached the air.
Good morning.
Good morning, Arne.
It's nice to talk to you.
Eddie, San Diego.
Eddie in San Diego, yes.
I haven't listened in so long.
I need to start a 12-step program.
I wish I had a positive prediction, but I feel that there's going to be a 6.5 earthquake about 30 miles west of Los Angeles in August.
In August?
You're going to pin it down, huh?
So, I want to ask you, how did this come to you?
It is so specific, a 6.5 earthquake, West Valley in August.
Very specific.
How did that come to you?
I've been dreaming earthquakes for about 15, 20 years now.
And I've hit on about probably five of them.
Do you record what you dream normally?
It just kind of amazes me, but as far as recording it, it just kind of, you know, I just No, I've got you.
But I would think that after a while, when you begin hitting them, you would want to, I don't know, write it on a piece of paper and mail it to yourself or something.
Well, what I do do is I call family members and let them know that I've had another earthquake dream.
Alright, I appreciate it.
I hope you're wrong.
I hope I'm wrong, too.
I've got one more question to ask you.
Okay.
Did you ever work in So you called Oceanside at KUDE.
Oh, I absolutely did, yes.
I was the chief engineer there for a period of time, and I also did an on-air show.
An on-air show.
Rock and roll.
So, I'm born June 20th, 1954, so I've been listening to your voice.
First time I heard you I think it was probably What, 17?
Something like that?
Maybe?
I'm getting a lot of that lately.
All right, listen, thank you very much.
God bless you.
Take care.
Yes, I'm sure I do.
I worked for KUD.
I was their chief engineer and set up their audio chain and then got to do a program on the air.
So there's somebody who's... I'm getting a lot of that lately.
That's when you know you're getting old, right?
Why, my grandmother listened to you.
Really?
International Line, you're on the air.
Hello.
Good morning.
How are you today?
Quite well.
Where are you?
I'm calling from Toronto, Ontario.
Ah, Toronto.
I'd like to wish you a happy Christmas.
Merry Christmas, to say the least.
Yes, thank you.
Listen, before you make your prediction, since you're a Canadian, how much chance do you think there is that Canadian people will rise as one and beg to become U.S.
citizens?
That will never happen.
Let me tell you something about the Canadian population.
We have a problem arising alone in the city of Toronto.
Toronto is known as the most international city in the world.
The number of nationalities we have here is almost obscene, but it's a thing of beauty in itself.
So there's so much division between the races and the nationalities that there's no form of unity even in one city.
Well, on the other side of the coin, you know what?
The immigration to the west coast of Canada by a lot of Asians has really been a positive thing for Canada.
Oh, sure, but then you're just talking about British Columbia, right?
And then you've got Ontario and Quebec.
Look at just Ontario and Quebec on the provincial level.
Quebec wanted to leave.
No, you're right.
Alright, so your prediction?
My prediction for the year 2005 is you're going to see a big rise in The designer and private usage of stem cell research and productivity.
Not so much in the United States, but on a global front, you know, they're doing, in the University of Toronto, they're doing stem cell research on eyes to, you know, try to bring sight back to the living.
They found if they transplant cells from one rat's eye into another rat's eye, you know, that the cell is active, but it's just a matter of Okay, well, there's going to be more stem cell research.
Can you pin it down?
I can't say there'll be more research, but I think you're going to see a lot of private use of it.
You're going to see that people are going to want to see better in the dark, so they're going to go to another country where they can get I would love wings, but you know, I see real problems coming with this.
I really do.
You know, with mixing up animals and humans and the genetics and stuff.
That's what I was thinking.
Wings could become a popular issue.
I would love wings.
But you know, I see real problems coming with this.
I really do.
You know, with mixing up animals and humans and the genetics and stuff.
Yeah, that's what I was thinking.
You know, you're going to have a big problem, especially with, say, you've got the bird
You've got a part of a bird on your back.
You've got to trace that down at the border.
Somebody's slipping in a set of wings on their back.
How are you going to keep track of that?
Yeah, that's right.
Plus, you know, unlike birds, you can't poop on cars.
All right, sir.
I've got it.
Thank you very much.
Have a good year.
Number 17.
More private stem cell research.
That's a little scary.
stem cell research, designer stuff, and pretty soon there'll be clinics like tattoo parlors.
Want wings? We're the wing store.
Want eyes like a duck? The eyes like a duck store.
Yes, what an interesting future it's going to be for so many of you.
First time caller line, you are on the air. Hello.
Hi Art. Hi. This is Annie from Northern California.
Annie, you know, it's been all males almost until you, Annie.
Well, listen, my prediction is that Tony Blair is going to have some kind of crisis of consciousness and he's going to withdraw his troops from Iraq.
Really?
Yes.
I really feel that.
I really feel Tony is troubled.
Oh boy, oh boy, I'll tell you what, if he did that...
It would just, it would crumble a lot of support.
It sure would.
I know that... It's not wishful thinking.
Tony Blair actually came out and apologized.
The bad intelligence and bad information that caused the war, he actually came out and apologized.
You know, in front of all those guys who go...
So, but you think it's now going to lead to a reversal of positions and he's going to pull.
Yes, I really, really think he's seriously troubled.
I really feel it.
Okay, but this prediction is somewhat psychically inspired on your part?
Oh, absolutely.
Absolutely.
Okay, alright.
I have to admit, I'm not a Bush supporter, but I really feel this coming from Tony.
Okay, all right.
I'm allowing it.
Thank you.
Thank you, Art.
I feel like one of these NFL guys.
Coaches are zebras, you know?
Trying to decide about the validity of a certain prediction, but all right.
Tony Blair finds his conscience, or it finds him, and he withdraws all British troops from Iraq.
My God.
First time caller line, you are on the air.
Hello.
Hello, this is Scotty from Indiana, listening to you on 840 WHAS.
Yo, Scotty.
I have a prediction.
There's going to be a major earthquake in Southern California, but it's going to hit out in the desert, so it won't do too much damage.
Wait a moment.
I'm out in the desert.
Ah, no.
Southern California.
More like, uh, a lot farther south than you are.
As a matter of fact, I used to live in Pahrump.
Did you?
Yeah.
Well, we went through one hell of an earthquake in the desert here just a few years ago.
7.3.
It scared the heck out of me.
I imagine that would.
Yeah, it was 7.3.
It was a real doozer.
I mean, everything was going... I had a hundred foot tower outside and I thought, it's going to come down.
Oh yeah, I've been out past your place before.
I go out there on spring break.
Do you now?
Yeah.
Alright, listen, I'm going to put this down.
A major earthquake in the California desert.
Yes.
And you are recorded as number 19.
Okay, thanks.
Thank you very much.
Well, if you're going to have one, I guess out in the desert where there is not much is a better place.
Wildcard Line, you are on the air.
Hello.
Hi Art.
Hello.
I have a prediction.
I've been dreaming about it quite a bit lately, and I don't know why either.
I'm a truck driver, but anyhow.
I predict about three, anywhere from three to five months before the end of next year, they're going to come out with a new technology for computers.
You mean a major leap in the world of computers?
Some newer, much faster chip, or what do you see?
Yeah, it's going to be using like a crystalline technology.
It'll be about anywhere from 3 to 5 times faster than anything we have out now.
You know, I discussed this with a couple of guests recently.
I've been watching the computer revolution go, and we've had this jump pretty much every, what is it, 18 months or something, and I've noticed a recent slowdown You know, kind of like, I'm not saying they've hit a wall, but it seems like it's slowed down and we're not getting quite the rate of progression that we had.
Have you noticed that?
I agree with you totally on that.
I mean, it seems like we go from leaps down to just crawling like a turtle.
Yeah.
So you think that all of a sudden some crystalline substance is going to come forward and we're going to have, I don't know, 10 gig machines or something?
Yes, sir, I do.
I think it's going to be like a crystalline technology using some type of light or laser integrated into it somehow.
All right.
You are recorded officially as number 20.
Thank you very much.
Thank you and take care.
The only problem with that is, and he's probably right, I mean, there will be some immense forward step with computer chips.
You just know it's coming.
And I'm somebody who, because of business and a home and all the rest of it, I have a very large number of computers.
So, you know, to see a giant jump occur is in some ways very worrisome.
Because everything you have will suddenly be old stuff from the high deserts.
In the middle of predictions for 2005, I'm Mark Bell.
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You know, in a lot of ways, this is a terrific opportunity for a lot of you. I mean, if you
make an incredible prediction that just happens to be right on the money, you could be suddenly
recognized nationwide.
I mean, these are recorded and broadcast as you actually make them.
They're the only ones we're taking.
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So it really is an opportunity for you to get something right in front of a lot of people.
Stay right where you are.
predictions for 2005 is what we're doing you know five of the first 19 were dings meaning you got
them right That's astounding.
Now, I'm sure we're not going to hold that kind of record as we continue on here, but that by itself is astounding.
Let me review just a few more made for 2004.
Number 20 was Volcano Erupts in Yellowstone.
Not too large, though.
Well, I think that's definitely a bonk, but you know what?
There's been an awful lot of talk about what's going on in Yellowstone.
So, it's a bunk with an addendum, slight possible dean or something.
21 is, there will be a new space drive system.
I believe that's a bunk, nothing demonstrated.
Number 22, Bin Laden found.
Big bunk.
You can see where people's minds were back then, huh?
Bin Laden, Bin Laden, Bin Laden.
Number 23, something bad happens, um, November 4th.
So, I don't think that anything bad happened then.
I believe that's a, well, something bad happens every day, but generally a bong.
Something big within, something of an earthquake nature.
Okay, I think a bong.
I don't think there has been.
Number 25, Earth at a crossroads in 2004.
I don't think I can ding that or bong it.
We're always in the crossroads, aren't we?
So I'm not going to rate that one.
Number 26.
mainstream news reports abductions you know there'd be a way i could ding that because i know
of a program coming up that did record that stuff
Major media.
January.
Let's see.
January, February, terrorism.
Car bombings begin.
Thankfully, that is a bonk.
That has not occurred in the U.S.
Number 28, Osama bin Laden caught after the re-election.
That's a big bonk.
We don't have Osama.
In fact, he was a huge debating point in the re-election debates, if you recall.
Number 29, a huge wave hits California.
That's a bonk.
Feel free to correct me on any of these if I get it wrong.
Number 30, Israel invades Palestine.
I think, well, that's a ding.
I mean, there's always some sort of incursion, isn't there?
Number 31, bad heat wave on West Coast.
Ding, ding, ding, ding.
Certainly was that.
Number 32, Bush-Bin Laden connection revealed.
Bush-Bin Laden connection revealed.
Well, you know, there were connections with the Bin Laden family, of course, who were very big in Saudi Arabia, but I don't know that there was any major new revelation of connections.
Number 33, there would be a general spiritual awakening.
That's a subjective call, and I don't really know of one, so I'm going to generally bonk it.
And, uh, number 34, next pope, uh, a controversial.
I'm going to bong that as well, because there is no next pope yet.
And, uh, look at the next one.
I wasn't going to go on, but look at the next one.
Number 35, Howard Stern's girlfriend gets pregnant.
Well, unless they meant the serious stock, uh, I guess I better not go there.
I think that's a bonk, right?
Howard didn't do that, did he?
First time caller on the line, you're on the air.
Hello.
Hi, this is Rad from Michigan.
Yo, Rad.
I just wanted to say that Mount St.
Helens erupted this year with just a warning.
I think that this coming up here, my prediction for 2005, that it's going to Erupt with the real strong vengeance.
I mean, I think it's even going to be stronger.
I believe it was in 82.
Stronger from the eruption in 82.
Well, has it really built a large enough dome to have an explosion bigger than that one?
I don't know, but... That's your prediction?
That's my prediction.
All right.
I appreciate it.
I've recorded it as number 21.
Well, it certainly may.
You know, there are certain days when Mount St.
Helens is glowing red, and there's obvious activity going on there, so it could occur.
And I know I have friends who are in the area, and they watch it very carefully.
Wild Card Line, you're on the air.
Hi.
Hello.
I'm Brian from Orange County, California.
Hi, Brian.
I predict a terrorist attack greater in magnitude than September 11th in the upcoming year.
I believe that our borders aren't safe and the government has done nothing to make them safer and we'll realize that our government has spread us too thin globally and that we're going to have to withdraw and do something about this.
Is all of this a political opinion, or have you actually sort of seen this occurring in some psychic or knowing manner other than just sort of what you think?
Okay, not only did I push the button on that guy, but I'm erasing that.
So, he was another one caught.
You know, if you're going to fake it, you've really got to do very much better than that man did.
And I'm glad I didn't write it down.
He's to the Rockies.
You're on the air.
Hello.
Hello.
Hi.
Hi, Eric.
I'm in Florida, but I don't know Cleveland that well.
But I've had dreams about a nuclear power plant in Cleveland, and that there's going to be like a Chernobyl take place.
In Cleveland on a nuclear power plant.
It's going to be from vibrations off of jet planes at a nearby airport of all things.
Well.
That caused cracks.
Oh really?
Yes.
Isn't that weird?
I hope they've got a power plant because that's where it's from.
It's always Cleveland, Ohio in my dreams.
And you believe that... That'll happen this year.
Vibrations and cracks that have not been detected caused by aircraft and that kind of thing.
It will be actually like a Chernobyl.
It's going to be really bad.
That would be really, really bad.
All right.
Thank you.
Thank you very much and have a good night.
Now, I wonder if you look at the predictions made so far and those made for the previous year, like the news in the major media, hardly anything good is predicted, right?
You ever notice that parallel?
We're always talking about how the news is always, for the most part, I don't know, 95% negative or something, right?
So are our predictions.
It simply may be the nature of people and news.
Good news is not promulgated, even though it occurs and people note it one way or the other.
It's not really, I don't know, for some reason it's the bad stuff.
That captures people's imaginations.
But you ever wonder about that?
Why?
Why just the bad stuff?
Wester the Rockies, you're on air.
Hello.
Hello.
Howdy.
What is your first name and where art thou?
I'm Miles and I'm in Wasilla, Alaska.
Wasilla, Alaska.
Excellent.
Welcome to the program.
You're on.
Okay.
I've got a prediction.
I think in 2005, They'll either capture or kill a Sasquatch and they'll be, you know, definite proof and it'll get a scientific name and be documented.
In other words, Bigfoot discovered.
Exactly.
I mean, you know, not just a myth anymore, but they'll actually find one.
Well, that's a good prediction.
I think there's a rather large likelihood of that.
I mean, there have been all kinds of really good photographs lately, you know, of these things in Florida.
So there really is something out there.
There sure is something out there, and it's very likely eventually one will get killed or discovered.
Exactly.
Unless it's the world of the paranormal.
No, it'll be the world of the normal.
And what do you think, since I've got you on the line on the subject, what do you think it will turn out to be?
Will it be a missing link kind of creature that's managed to hide itself for all these years, or what will it turn out to be?
I think it'll be just nothing more than like a large ape, that's just real rare.
Yes, but with some human attributes of intelligence, something beyond the general ape?
Well, you know, they've got the apes and the monkeys and stuff that are using tools, so, I mean... That's true, but I've still, for it to have stayed this well-hidden for this long, it's got to be pretty bright.
Yeah.
You know, I don't know.
I think it'll just be a large ape that they've never discovered before.
Saying, I don't know, is just fine.
Thank you very much, sir.
All right.
Take care.
All right, so there you go.
It's quite specific.
Some sort of Bigfoot discovered.
Well, I think that is quite likely.
Very, very interesting.
We see the quality of the predictions is rising almost Beyond Belief here.
International Line, you're on the air.
Hello.
Hello.
Uh, where are you?
In British Columbia, Tremaine here.
How are you doing?
Just fine, sir.
All right.
I got a nice, simple one.
Okay.
October 2005.
Iraq elections delayed second time.
What happens?
Iraq elections delayed the second time.
Oh, so... Okay, Iraq elections delayed the second, for a second time.
Yeah.
So you think there is no chance at all that they're going to have the elections as presently scheduled?
I predicted it won't happen until the end of October.
Gotcha.
Thank you very much and take care.
All the way from British Columbia.
Well, that certainly is possible, isn't it?
They're saying that any election, even if it doesn't manage to get all the people voting because there are areas still I held by insurgents.
At least it is an election.
If it's not perfect, it's an election like democracy, which is not perfect.
So we'll see.
The schedule is certainly there.
First time caller line, you are on the air.
Hello.
Hello.
You would have been on the air, but you're not speaking.
East of the Rockies, you're on the air.
Good morning.
Hey, Art.
Hey.
Paul, my guest, Georgia.
Yes, Paul.
I don't know if this is exactly a prediction or not, but that... Well, it's got to be exactly a prediction, actually.
Well, it is, but the comet that they're going to send that satellite to and everything, it's going to alter something.
I don't know if the repercussions will have anything to do with 2005, but they certainly will probably have something to do with everything, especially when they return back to that Oort cloud.
All right.
How about if I put comet dust bad news?
Bumping into other ones and everything.
Well, we're doing all sorts of things.
We've got a couple of trajectories that are going to take it right, we're going to smack right into the comet.
And then one, I think another, is capturing comet debris and bringing it back intact to Earth.
And there are a lot of people that are, with good reason, concerned about that.
Well, you know, the Oort cloud, I mean, going out of the solar system is one thing, but making a loop right there in the Oort cloud, Oh, I don't know.
I had to get started anyway on their thing.
Did anybody get the orbitation of that Temple I, that periodic return?
Oh, I don't know.
That's the only thing I didn't find anything about it or anything.
I can't answer that for you, but as far as your prediction about bad news,
you know, with regard to comet dust or whatever we'd bring back from a comet,
that is quite likely as well.
I'm sure they'll take every precaution with what they bring back.
And they also have plans, by the way, to go to Mars and pick some Mars stuff up and bring it back to Earth, too.
You know, they should think really hard about that.
And I'm sure they're going to look very carefully at whatever they bring back.
But I don't know.
It's concerning.
I suppose you could argue that things crash and burn to earth all the time, that within them might carry microorganisms, and so we're at risk anyway.
And you might have a good point.
East of the Rockies, you're on the air.
Hello.
Yes, I want to predict that a semi-tractor trailer will blow up in a large city.
Where?
In a large city, like New York or L.A.
Are you a semi-tractor-trailer driver?
I am.
And they're not regulated or inspected enough.
Yeah.
Look, let me just come out and ask you a question.
What do you do?
Do you drive across one side of the country to the other?
Do you have a regular route that takes you from one city to the other, mostly, or what?
I have a regular route.
You have a regular route.
It's an assigned route.
Alright, how, exactly how inspected are you?
Well, you go through a, I'll shut that off so I can hear you.
You go through a scale house that may just more or less weigh you and send you on through.
Right.
There's tractor trailers sitting by the hundreds in the truck stops that run at night.
Scale houses are closed, never inspected or Anything like that.
I've frequently wondered about that, sir.
You know, you go by scale sometimes, frequently at night, and it says closed.
Is it a random thing?
Is the idea to be random that they open them for a while, then they close them for a while?
Do they have a regular schedule?
What's the deal?
It's pretty much during the day when the heavy traffic is going, and I think most of it is manpower, too.
Do they have anybody that can work at night or wants to work night?
I work all night long, and you're out on the road at 2, 3, 4 o'clock in the morning.
There's not much traffic.
It's the ideal situation for anybody to slip into a city, and it's kind of scary.
It is.
You get thinking about it.
I am thinking about it, and it is scary.
I drive a 37-foot RV a lot, you know, just recreational vehicles, about 30,000 pounds, and I love to drive at night.
It's my favorite time to drive, and when you're out on the highway at 2, 3, 4, 5 in the morning, It's pretty much you and other big vehicles.
I mean, the trucks are by the zillions out there, and what you just said is a frightening thing to contemplate.
But on the other hand, if they put up some sort of strict security where they were searching everything all the time and really holding people up, how could we have commerce?
Well, now you have Mexican trucks coming in that are not regulated.
Not checked.
You and I both know that Mexico is not the best governing country in the world.
I'm with you there, but what I asked you is important.
If we suddenly started to clamp down, and there were long lines, and it took you hours to get through a line to get carefully inspected, what would that do to you?
Oh, I think you're right.
I think it'd shut commerce down.
99% of stuff is moved by truck and boy, you know, and not only the trucks, but even on the rail, the trailers that are on the rail could be the same thing.
They go right through the big cities every day.
Yeah.
It'd just, it'd be, I don't know what you kind of explosive you could get on a tractor trailer, but a lot.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I agree with you.
All right, sir.
I'm glad you called.
This sort of came from your psychic center, or are you just doing a numbers game, and you know what's going on, so you figure it'll happen?
Yeah, you know, it's just kind of I see what's going on out there at night, and I don't see the inspections that are needed in control of our borders.
I hope not.
I pray it doesn't happen, but it sure could happen easily.
I hate to agree with you, but yes, thank you very much.
Thank you, Art.
Good talking to you.
Have a good night.
Oh, boy.
You know, what do we do about that?
I mean, he just laid it on the line for you, and he said, look, it's ridiculous.
There's no inspections.
There's nothing going on.
Or so little that there might as well be none.
And so that's going to invite tragedy.
And yet you really can't stop the nation's commerce.
Cold.
Because you're worried about what might happen.
You'd cripple our economy.
How are we going to win this war?
How are we ever going to win this war?
From the high desert in the middle of the night doing predictions for the coming year, I'm Art Bell.
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Oh baby, we're all on the ride, alright?
All we're doing is predicting what the ride's gonna be like in 2005.
We'll get right back to it.
Well, I'll tell you, that last truck driver who called really got me thinking.
I mean, how can we ever... Even the President kind of stumbled over it at some point with regard to we will win the war on terror.
How are we really ever going to win that?
I mean, the truck driver was right.
Go out at night yourself in the middle of the night.
If you ever night drive, you'll see it.
Or during the day.
It doesn't really matter.
24 hours a day, the commerce is going on.
But at night, I guess it's more noticeable.
There are not as many four-wheelers and there's just trucks everywhere.
And not even a significant portion of them can be reasonably inspected.
And so when you contemplate all the various ways that one could be tortured and terrorized, that one really pops out in front of you, as he pointed out.
And how do you ever win a war of that nature?
It's a tough question.
First time caller line, you are on the air.
Hello.
Okay, my prediction has to do with aliens.
Aliens, huh?
They came to me in a dream.
Wait, sir, what is your first name?
David.
And where are you?
In Chicago.
In Chicago.
And what do you think, what about aliens?
I believe that my prediction is that aliens are not real.
That they're really either a werewolf or a vampire.
And the reason I believe that Wait, wait, wait.
Now, what we're after here is predictions.
So are you predicting that in the year 2005, aliens will be proven to be not real?
Not real, but not that they're not aliens, but they're either, like, a werewolf-type creature or a vampire.
I heard that.
But are you predicting all of this will be discovered in 2005?
Yes, but this is the reason why I believe it will be.
I don't need the reason.
I just need to know whether you're predicting it will occur in 2005.
Alright, that's good enough for us.
Thank you.
And it could be.
I mean, it certainly could be.
I don't think it's very likely.
Do you?
It could be.
I think proving a negative of that sort is going to be very difficult.
Perhaps finding something that we can't explain That might occur, but that wouldn't prove that aliens are not real, nor do I think in 2005 we'll make that determination.
I shouldn't say one way or the other, there could always be a SETI hit.
Wildcard Line, you're on the air, hello.
Hi, hello Art, thank you for taking my call.
You're very welcome.
My name's Cliff, I'm calling from Odessa, Texas.
I can hear it in your voice, Cliff.
Thank you very much.
My prediction is sometime, well I'll say sometime in May of 2005, uh... you the holland american and one princess cruise
lines in the caribbean is going to be blown apart by
from small craft with a case medic
uh...
cruise ship blown up Yes, sir.
Well, let's say a terror group got hold of a small nuclear device.
Why do you think they would use it on such a controlled, relatively small target for a high-profile weapon like that?
Yes, sir.
I see that.
Sort of like for the same reason that the old boy drives a truck into the middle of some city and blows it up.
You've got a lot of people packed into a small space.
You have an incredibly high kill ratio.
Probably 100%, sure.
And they're very vulnerable.
And we don't know where the Al-Qaeda Navy is or what they're doing.
The Al-Qaeda Navy?
I'm not sure they have one.
Well, relatively speaking, they know that there's something out there.
And I think they know where they're at.
All right, sir.
Thank you very much for the call.
It's recorded as number 28, that a cruise ship explodes.
I think that could be done with less than a nuclear weapon.
And again, I think, my own personal opinion, that if the terrorists did manage to come up with a nuclear weapon, they would not waste it on a single cruise ship.
They'd probably try and get it into a city.
Isn't that fairly obvious?
East of the Rockies, you're on the air.
Hello.
Yeah, my name's James.
Hi, James.
I predict that in 2005, psychics within the government will be highly instrumental in preventing or averting a major terrorist attack.
You know, I think it's entirely possible, but if it happened, would we hear about it?
Probably not.
So how would we ever confirm your prediction?
We couldn't, could we?
I don't think so.
But anyways, I was just thinking that that could be, you know, they could be at work at that, or that could be possible.
I don't know.
Oh, I couldn't agree more with you.
Thank you very much.
Thank you.
As a matter of fact, it's my view that, number one, if, as most of the remote viewers that I've had on, if not in fact all, actually have said that remote viewing absolutely worked for the government, that the hit rate was high, I personally have never bought off on the political embarrassment aspect of why the program would have been canceled.
In fact, if it worked as advertised, I believe that we would still be using it now.
Moreover, I believe we are using those talents now.
Just my own opinion.
West of the Rockies, you're on the air.
Hello.
Hello, Art.
This is Todd calling you from Brooklyn, B.C., Canada.
Hi, Todd.
I have a prediction to make.
I have a prediction to receive.
Okay.
Saudi Arabia will fall to Islamic fanatics and will ally itself with Iran and will send Iranian troops onto its shores.
Oh my lord.
This is what I feel very strongly.
Like the 9-11 tragedy, I had a dream before that and a voice told the souls to go to the light in the dream.
Pre-9-11.
The night before.
Right.
So this is what I'm feeling, that the tragedies coming to that region, to the Middle East and Saudi Arabia will fall.
Well, that would be more tragic than... You know, I'm not sure the United States could sit back and allow that to occur.
I'm not sure we would sit back and allow that.
Oh, you couldn't?
I mean, it's... What is it?
The second largest oil reserves in the world?
Right.
And president after president after president has affirmed that we would go to war to maintain the oil.
I just feel very strongly that this will happen.
That we wouldn't stand for blockades and all that kind of thing.
Exactly.
I see Iranian troops on Saudi Arabian shores by the end of next year.
All right, you see some pretty dark things, my friend, but it is recorded as number 30.
Okay, thank you.
All right, best to you and Ramona over the holidays.
Take care, my friend.
Okay, goodbye.
And Merry Christmas.
I don't toss that around casually.
And Merry Christmas to you all, I might add, because let me explain to you, we're doing predictions this night, for the remainder of this night, in fact, and then I am off Christmas week.
And I will be back, and if you do not get your prediction in tonight, you'll have a second opportunity with the December 31st program.
I will do the other half of the predictions on December 31st.
So do not despair if you do not get through.
International Line, you're on the air.
Hello.
Hello.
Hi.
I have a prediction that... Where are you, by the way?
I'm in Ontario.
Ontario, okay.
My name is Clark.
Yes, Clark.
Okay, I have a prediction that there will be an act of combat within North America.
Act of combat?
In North America?
Yes.
Wow.
And depending on the response, there may be an invasion.
From?
I'm not sure.
Okay, it's worth asking you, I think, how this came to you.
A series of dreams.
A series of dreams.
And do you have a history of your dreams coming true?
Um, 9-11, I knew it was happening.
You did?
Yes.
Before it happened?
Uh, during, actually.
I didn't hear it, but I had no way of knowing, but the night before I had a rather violent dream, and when they told us we had an assembly to go to in class, I blurted out the word terrorism.
Alright, I've written it down, thank you.
Active combat somewhere in North America.
And you certainly can't rule out the possibility.
Nearly anything could happen, couldn't it?
You see, I do, here's something I do believe.
Because I've had an experience, weird as it was, and I'm not going to drag you all through it, but I had a profound precognitive experience, only one in my life, but it was real, it was absolute.
And it's not even open for discussion.
I had a precognitive experience.
Well, that means that human beings, through whatever method it comes to us, occasionally have these precognitive experiences.
Whether they come through a dream, or they just come to you, or however they come to you, it happens.
Human beings do have, occasionally, this ability to tell what's going to happen in the future.
So I think what we're doing is very valid.
First time caller line, you are on the air.
Hello.
Hello.
How are you?
Quite well, sir.
Where are you?
My name is Valis.
I live in Denver, Colorado.
All right.
My prediction is I think a nuclear bomb is going to go off either in Baghdad or the surrounding area and just take out everything.
And especially more so now that Osama bin Laden has been given the order by those Islamic clerics to use a nuke against the Western powers.
You said you think a nuke goes off in Baghdad, right?
Yes, I think with all the chaos going on, with these terrorists keep getting in there, I think that someone's just going to be so desperate for Al-Qaeda that they're going to pull out all the stops and just say, forget about it, we're just going to destroy everything and everybody in this whole area.
But you wouldn't think that Al-Qaeda would garner a lot of respect by destroying Baghdad with a nuclear weapon, would they?
What they would do is they would wipe out American soldiers.
That's what their main goal is.
No question.
But they would also wipe out Baghdad.
Well, if these people are willing to abduct civilians and lop off heads, they're willing to wipe out anybody for any reason, actually.
I guess I can't argue with that.
All right.
Thank you very much.
Thank you.
These are rather negative predictions, aren't they?
I guess you can't rule out what he said.
God knows they've been Blowing everything up they can in Baghdad, so I suppose it's a possible target, but you would think that the blowback from that would be pretty serious in the Arab world, and in some ways that could be the end of Al-Qaeda as a... Yeah, you wouldn't think they'd choose Baghdad.
Anyway.
Wild Card Line, you're on the air.
Hello.
Yes, my name is Fred from the Key Sport, and I'm listening on 1360 WPTT.
Yes, sir.
My prediction for 2005 is going to be that the International Space Station is going to be abandoned due to three things.
The age of our shuttle fleet, many, many problems of maintenance in the actual space station, and lack of money of the Russians to put more aircraft in the air.
Well, we've certainly been picking up a lot of the cost that the Russians have not been able to bear.
A disproportionate amount of the so-called international space station cost.
You're right about that, but we have been propping it up.
What do you think would change our minds with regard to supporting it?
Well, the lack of the other countries that are supposed to be providing modules to that space station are so far behind.
schedule that I don't foresee them ever getting them up there.
Boy, that's one very sad prediction and it could come true.
I hope it doesn't.
It's number 33, sir. Thank you.
Good night.
Good night.
Boy, I'm very disappointed with our effort in space, or should I say our lack of effort in space.
It's a long time ago now that we went to the moon.
We haven't been back.
We talk about going to Mars, but that's all we do is talk.
We don't have anything close to a vehicle that could get us there.
The space shuttle is aging.
Very, very much aging.
And there's no real replacement.
Is there?
I know they're working on various vehicles that can go to low Earth orbit and back and designs and so forth, but there's not really anything in place that's going to take over for the shuttle, is there?
And they really are getting old, so I'm just sort of generally disappointed that we have not done more in space.
And I know what the arguments are.
I very well know what they are.
West of the Rockies, you're on the air.
Hello.
Oh, hi.
I've got a prediction.
Sure.
It'll be number 34.
Okay.
What would it be, sir?
Well, now let's have your first name.
First name is Jack, calling from Washington State.
Okay, Jack.
Well, one of your previous callers talked about combat in North America.
Yes.
Well, I've got some more specifics for you.
Oh?
The Russian forces will invade Alaska.
Our forces will be overrun rather rapidly.
They'll make desperate calls and pleas to the White House for help.
Well, you know, there certainly are some in Russia who believe that Alaska belongs to them.
Absolutely.
So you think Russia would have the audacity to invade Alaska?
That's incredible.
Not only the audacity, they have the capability.
Well, but they would be risking World War III.
Well, not really, because they'll use conventional forces.
We'd never use nukes on our own soil.
Well, I guess that's a point to contend with.
And there's three parts to my prediction.
But that doesn't mean that we wouldn't use nukes on their soil.
That's true, but there'd have to be some specific provocation in nuclear... Well, invading Alaska actually might qualify.
Well, there's two other parts to the prediction.
As our commanders in the field in Alaska plead for reinforcements, there will be a cruise missile attack on the entire eastern seaboard.
President Bush will determine that Alaska is a lost cause, and he'll draw as many forces from the rest of the country as he can.
So the attack on the east coast would be submarine-based, I take it?
That's right.
And still you think there would not be nuclear retaliation, but instead you think the President would concede alaska
and do what about the uh... attacks on the east coast they draw as many for the record from the mother of four
forces in the economy united states
to defend the coast and you know but the last chance uh...
stand last and and as the forces are going toward the coast and uh...
chinese forces will come across the border from mexico and uh...
start moving northward to meet up with forces from uh...
the russian invasion of the come down into washington state will start moving more in our life
uh...
It sounds a little improbable to me.
I mean, the things that you've described would absolutely engender nuclear retaliation.
It'd be World War III.
Well, not if it was never intended to use nukes.
There are certain things that I don't think we'd stand for, and that would be an actual invasion on our shores.
I don't think we'd go for that.
And then if you threw a cruise missile attack from the Atlantic And on top of that, you definitely have World War III, sir.
But I'll put it down.
Russia invades Alaska, and then eventually, of course, that's all I'm putting down for now, by the way.
Russia invades Alaska.
That doesn't happen.
The rest isn't going to happen anyway, right?
But any of that, in my mind, now, how about you?
How about all of you?
What do you think the President of the U.S.
would do, whoever that might be at the time?
In this case, it would be George Bush, assuming he's continues to be healthy and so forth he'll be our president in 2005 and I don't think he'd respond well to a nuclear attack on or excuse me a invasion of Alaska and then an attack on the east coast by submarines with cruise missiles that just would not go down well at all and I don't think there's any president from either party who could would sit in office and not respond in a terrifying way and that means that we would sink
There are submarines.
We would probably attack their homeland.
It'd be World War III.
And I think the fact that our enemies know that it would be World War III is what keeps them from doing anything like this.
So, while I'll write it down officially as number 34, I think you can rest easy.
I don't think that's going to happen.
I don't think that's going to happen.
Ah...
Don't leave me this way.
I can't survive.
I can't save a life without your love.
Baby, don't leave me this way.
I can't exist.
I surely miss your tender kiss.
What are you doing?
You left your mind and soul behind.
I'm creeping down.
No, no, no, no, no.
I'll tell you what's wrong before I get off the floor.
Don't leave me now.
You're always talking about your crazy nights.
Why love is dangerous?
Don't let me in, babe.
Don't make me go.
I don't know.
I'll tell you what's wrong before I get off the floor.
Don't let me down.
You're looking good just like a stick in the grass.
What a big day.
You're gonna break and blast.
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Don't bring me down, but I know you can't help it, right?
Because you're making predictions.
Think about it. Out of 34 predictions made thus far tonight, only one, only one could
be called positive.
All the rest would bring you down.
They're in the negative category, like the news, like the network nightly news every night.
Now, why do you think that is?
Everybody, everybody bitches and complains about the network news content and how negative it is, right?
They get an opportunity to make predictions, and what do they make?
They make negative predictions.
So there's something to it, something more to all of it.
Good evening.
We're doing your psychic predictions for the year 2005, coming now very rapidly.
We're doing them tonight, and then part two, December 31st.
I'll be here for that, and then go on during the Christmas holiday.
So, if you don't get it in tonight, not to worry.
There'll be more.
First time caller line, you're on the air.
Hello.
Hi.
My name is Lisa, and I'm calling from Wichita, Kansas.
Okay, Lisa.
My prediction is that sometime in this next year, between the middle to the end of this year coming up, there will be signs of another holocaust through the military services.
Through the military services?
Yes, sir.
I'm not quite sure what you're saying.
Okay, what I mean by that is, by definition a holocaust is a murder A murder of mass people all at one time.
Yes.
With as many people that are going over and seeing stuff and all of that through the military.
There's going to be so many people being sent across, especially with rumors of new laws being passed to lower the age limit of who's going to go over.
They're talking like 12 years old and a little bit younger.
Who's talking about that?
That I can't specifically say, but there is... No, no, no, no, no, no.
Nobody's... Nobody in... Nobody that we've heard about in authority is talking about twelve-year-olds being sent to Iraq.
I have heard it.
I have heard it, sir.
I have heard this, and they're talking about nine years old, and so on and so forth.
Nine years old?
They can barely ride a bike.
No, they can't.
And that's... That also... That angers me.
And that's why I see that...
And I've even, me, I've even had dreams of this because I got so worried about my family being sent over there.
Okay, well, I'll put down a military-connected holocaust, alright?
I don't know if that could occur.
But, uh, you know, the rest of it there.
That's pretty strange stuff.
See, I think that, well, I won't say anything, but that's the kind of thing that could drag down our average here.
I want thoughtful, and maybe that was, who am I to say?
You know, she's had dreams.
Wow, Caroline, you're on the air.
Hello.
I have a prediction that is going to implement a number of systems that have already been put into place.
The first of which is Canamex.
Have you heard of Canamex?
No.
Okay, Canamex is a huge corridor that runs from Alaska to Mexico City and it takes in Canada, United States, and Mexico.
Now on this corridor is the technology that's being implemented right now to where they can track everybody who is on the corridor.
This will implement Digital Angel which is now been approved by the FDA which is called Verichip to implant human beings with the microchip.
I'm familiar with that, yes.
Excuse me?
I'm familiar with that, yes.
Yes.
Okay, now this, what I believe is going to occur is that there's going to be a catastrophe, maybe similar to what the truck driver called in about, and the truckers are all aware of Canamax.
It's under T21 legislation, that there is going to be some kind of an event that is going to cause food security.
Which is already in progress since 1945 through the Forestry Service on identification with chips in animals, wild animals.
Well, the food security also falls under the Department of Agriculture, which is where the food stamps are.
Right.
There'll be a food security, and you've already heard little things about mad cow disease and a number of other imported products.
Right.
That will cause In order for you to get the food you will have to be implanted with the chip and this will also implement the port where we have huge containers that are coming in from China.
They're lined up down the coast.
Ships are lined up to come in and unload and there's not very much tracking or inspections going on with those crates as well as the Mexican truck drivers that come in.
Right.
Okay, now this is also important because when Digital Angel was unveiled in the year 2000,
China bought over a million chips.
Now, in China, they're slave laborers, so they've already been implanting their people.
Well, they need a lot more than a million ships in China.
Well, that was just the first shipment.
That was back in the year 2000.
All right.
I think I've got it.
I've got the picture and I've got it down here.
It's prediction number 36.
OK.
All right.
I think it's a little early for all that, but you never know.
An event could bring it on.
And I'm sure she's right about that corridor.
And she's certainly right about the beginning of companies that are starting to produce these chips.
There's absolutely no question about it.
Whether it's ever going to be a mandatory thing, and whether there's going to be an event that's going to propel us into that sort of frightening security or not, I don't know.
East of the Rockies, you're on air.
Hello.
Hey, how you doing, Art?
Quite well.
And your first name?
Chris.
And where are you, Chris?
Fayetteville, North Carolina.
Fayetteville, huh?
And your prediction, which will be number 37?
I believe there's going to be a biological release instead of a truck bomb or a nuclear bomb going off.
I believe these guys are going to simply get on a plane and infect yourself with something and bring it over here and there's no way we're going to detect it until it's too late.
Yes, I'm reading a book.
So you think there's going to be a biological attack, right?
Yes.
Okay, thank you.
I'm reading a book right now that suggests some terrorists get hold of these smallpox.
You know, there is a little bit left here and there, and that they managed to get hold of a stock of smallpox and then genetically managed to mix it with HIV.
And then attack the West Coast of the U.S.
specifically with a satellite that dispenses it, you know, as it comes across the atmosphere of Southern California, it just sort of sprays out this horrid, horrid little mixture that gives you one big surprise right away within 10 days or so, and then another surprise a couple of years later.
West of the Rockies, you're on the air.
Hello.
My gosh, Julie, it's the run of the females.
Oh, no!
Alright, your prediction is going to be number 38.
Okay, the Pope will die before the end of the year this year, so I don't know if that makes it.
Oh, no, it doesn't.
These are predictions now for 2005, and you're making one for between now and the end of the year.
I think it's Christmas Day, and this isn't based on actually prediction.
This is an announcement today.
In church, actually, the priest at the end of Mass stood up and said the Pope would like to announce that he feels his time on earth is coming to an end.
Please pray for him.
Did he really say that?
He really said that.
And then we said the Our Father and left, and this was after dismissal.
Alright, well listen, I'm going to not write that down, because obviously it's not a prediction for 2005, but we'll let that, well, it's already out on the air, so there you go.
And if you're right, people, I guarantee you, will remember it.
International Line, you're on the air.
Hello.
Good morning, Mr. Bell.
Good morning.
A very special cool you and a frantic first to you and Ramona.
Thank you.
My name is Brenda.
I'm listening at QR 77 in Calgary, Alberta.
And my prediction that I foresee is the latter part of 2005 there's going to be a very significant medical breakthrough.
Some big discovery is going to be made that is going to really shock the medical field.
Something good.
Very good.
I don't know exactly what it is.
Well, a man called earlier and said the cure for Parkinson's.
It could be that, but what I see is a form of cancer, but it could be that that is part of very related to the cancer cells.
Do you think it might come from stem cell research?
Yes, I do.
Yes, I do.
Are you a backer of stem cell research?
Yes, I am.
And do you think that we are unnecessarily prohibiting, you know, the right kind of lines of research here in the U.S.?
Oh, most definitely.
If they just let them have a free hand, it would be miraculous as to the discoveries that could be made.
Well, then it's likely or very probably going to come from, I don't know, France or China or Japan or somewhere else where they're doing the work Agreed.
Not restrained.
All right.
Some kind of giant medical breakthrough.
Well, I hope you're right about that.
And thank you for the second positive prediction.
Oh, you're very welcome.
Take care.
And that was a run of how many females in a row?
Yikes.
How do you figure that?
Well, a big medical breakthrough.
Wouldn't it be something if they cured cancer?
You have to wonder about the impact on the pharmaceutical industry, the medical industry, and it is one, in general, if they were to cure something as big as cancer, and the impact on a lot of other things, like social security, and the fact that people would be living a lot longer.
Cancer is a pretty big killer, right?
But eventually, one of these is going to come true.
First time caller line, you're on the air.
Good morning.
Hello?
Going once.
Hello?
Yes, I have a prediction for Art.
Yes, I'm Art.
Am I on the air now?
Yes, you are.
And you have your radio on, and you shouldn't.
No, I don't have my radio on.
That's good.
Okay, well, since you're on the air, the time is now.
My name is Mike and I'm just on Interstate 15.
I just passed the world's largest thermometer headed towards Las Vegas.
And my prediction for you is that there will be a terrorist attack in the Las Vegas area around July.
Why Las Vegas?
It will either be a dirty nuclear event or some kind of biological event.
This comes to me as sort of a premonition and you know I've been evading terrorism most of my life.
I spent like 25 years in the military.
I narrowly missed with the IRA in Northern Ireland a couple times in the early 70s.
I actually had a flight, a ticket for Pan Am flight 103 that fatally Reached its demise over, uh, Columbia, Scotland.
You have been close, haven't you?
I have.
I was at the Marine barracks in Lebanon.
That's pretty incredible, all right.
Okay, well, I've got you down.
It's prediction number 39, a terrorist attack on Las Vegas.
Now, every motion picture that's made nearly, uh, that has something of this sort always destroys Las Vegas.
Frankly, many of us in Nevada are tired of seeing Las Vegas being destroyed.
Now, I understand why it might be on people.
In fact, even the recent motion picture that I thought was kind of a knockoff of what we did destroyed Las Vegas.
I think it was tornadoes, wasn't it, in Las Vegas or something.
Anyway, it's always Las Vegas being destroyed, and in Nevada, I'd like to lodge a protest about this, and can't you destroy another city for a while?
East of the Rockies, you're on the air.
Hello.
Yeah, my name's Greg.
I'm from Minnesota.
Hello, Greg.
My prediction, I'll let you decide for yourself if it's good or bad, I think Jim Morrison will be found to have been alive in 2005 sometime.
Jim Morrison from The Doors?
You do, huh?
Yeah.
That's quite a prediction to make.
I had heard on, watched a lot of television and I had heard earlier, since a few months back, that You're talking about the burial place in Paris?
Yes.
I was there.
I was at his gravesite.
when before he had died he had originally bought the plow where he was going to be buried
and he had paid for it for up to be up in 20 years which would be this coming 2005.
You're talking about the burial place in Paris?
Yes.
I was there.
I was at his grave site.
Okay.
And so...
He paid for it to be up in 2000.
He only paid for it to be there for 20 years.
2005 would be 20 years.
He's going to have to be moved.
I think they might actually discover that he's not in his grave.
That would be some surprise.
Do you have any thoughts on why he would have faked his own death?
For the life of me, I can't tell you why.
I just think it can be proven that he's going to show up someplace, someone's going to turn him in or he's going to turn himself, you know, and say, hey, here I am.
I got you guys, you know.
Light my fire.
All right.
Thank you.
Ramona and myself went to his grave in Paris, actually the outskirts of Paris.
And it was a very, very eerie graveyard, to be sure.
It was a very old graveyard in Paris.
And a lot of the tombs, and there were a lot of tombs, went back way, way back.
17, 1800s.
I think even much earlier than that.
And it was just an eerie place.
You know, we walked around and it was a very eerie place.
But he's right about Jim Morrison coming back.
They were talking about it at the time we were there, that the gravesite was going to have to be moved.
Western Rockies, you're on the air, hello.
Yes, Mr. Bell, it's a pleasure to be talking to you.
Welcome to the program.
Thank you.
I have a premonition, and it goes back to one of your previous callers saying that we were going to be attacked through Alaska.
What I think is going to happen is that Russia is actually going to ask for some of our help And dealing with the Chechen rebels and whatnot.
It probably won't be such a high profile military actions per se.
But what we'd probably do is end up bargaining with them to get some of their oil.
Okay.
You know, I guess Siberia from what I understand has Quite an oil reserve.
It does, and they don't have much in the way of infrastructure in order to drill for and then move that oil, so it could well be that we will give them assistance.
Whether it'll be mixed up with us assisting with the Chechens or not, I don't know.
You know, the reason I feel it would be with the Chechens, it would be some kind of special ops.
You know, it wouldn't be a very high profile.
I see.
Because we are spread out so thin.
uh... but it would definitely you know mister bush he is an oil man and uh...
and bush and women really
exactly no and uh... you know what they'll make a deal to deal and i
you know we have the alaska pipeline All we need is a big T to put onto it.
Okay, thank you very much, and take care.
So, he believes that we will give some, perhaps, covert help to Russia with the Chechen problem, and in return we'll get, I guess, big contracts, he's suggesting.
To go in and drill, and I guess we are working on that.
You know, a lot of U.S.
companies are bidding on going into Russia and drilling for oil, and then I suppose setting up pipelines, as he points out, perhaps just adding to the Alaska pipeline to get it down and into the world marketplace.
It's entirely plausible.
I'm not sure about the help part for the Chechens.
The Russians are a very, very proud people.
And they generally don't ask anybody for help.
They want to do everything on their own, from the mother of concrete.
All right, we're going to pause here at the top of the hour.
When we come back, I'll read you some more predictions that were made for 2004, and we'll judge how you did.
Hopefully, you're in the middle of making even a better record for the year 2005.
I'm Art Bell.
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It certainly is.
We're doing predictions for 2005.
It is perhaps decade-old tradition now on this program.
And I'm going to now review some of the predictions made for the year 2004.
And I don't think we did too well in this coming up bunch.
Number 36 was, one of President Bush's daughters gets pregnant.
Well, that would be, as far as I know, a bong.
They're certainly of the eligible age, but I don't think it's there yet.
Number 37, Mark of the Beast starts.
Now... You know, I'm tempted to ding that.
I mean, we did have a company that's begun, started the chips.
I'm gonna ding that.
I'm just a tentative ding, okay?
Number 38, the U.N.
gets blown up.
Well, so far as I know, that's a bonk.
Number 39, dirty bomb in Paris.
Bonk.
Number 40, Bigfoot killed by a truck in Arizona.
Bonk.
We have the body right Number 41, San Andreas Fault produces an earthquake.
Bonk.
I think.
Oh, no.
That's a ding.
There was indeed an earthquake that was said to be along San Andreas Fault.
That's a ding.
Gold coins found to be fake.
I have no idea what that means.
As far as I know, most gold coins are gold coins, but so I'll give that a bonk.
Number 43, a bullpaw type accident in Louisiana.
Definitely bonk.
Number 44, a probe to Mars goes and gets life from Mars.
Bonk.
We haven't done that yet.
But we're getting close.
Number 45, seven seals opened.
You know, the seven seals.
Or I guess the seventh seal opened.
Bonk.
Not so far as I know.
Number 46, weapons of mass destruction manufactured.
Who knows?
Well, that's a ding.
Actually, in North Korea, we had a lot of bad news.
Ding, ding, ding, ding.
Number 47.
Gas prices going up.
Could even double.
Ding, ding, ding, ding.
Boy, they sure as hell went up.
Number 48.
Dick Cheney steps down for health reasons.
Well, you know, he was in the hospital, but hasn't stepped down, so that's bonk.
Number 49.
President to reveal shadow government.
Ha!
Bonk.
I knew that was going to be a bonk, even if it was a shadow government.
The President's not going to reveal it.
Number 50, a problem found with our food supply.
Thank God that's a bonk, and there are those who actually went out of government saying they're surprised there hasn't been yet.
51. More vegetarians.
I have no idea.
Are there more vegetarians out there?
Anemic looking folk.
I'll get a lot of email on that.
Okay, that's a... that's a... I don't know what that is.
I don't know if there's more vegetarians or not.
I'll erase my bonk.
Number 52.
USA blackmailed over moon hoax.
Oh, I see.
That we never went to the moon and somebody blackmailed us.
Well, not as far as I know.
I'm giving that a bonk.
And number 53.
Oh, God, here's one.
The Year of the Big Hurricanes.
Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding!
It sure was the Year of the Big Hurricanes, no denying that.
Whoever did number 53 you're gonna want to be calling us as quickly as you can on this program
Reminding you all these are Numbered and then sealed and the Bell family vault
predictions made for the year This and December 31st being your only opportunities to make these predictions for the coming year.
And who knows, your opportunity at fame should you hit a really big one.
First time caller line, you are on the air.
Hello.
Hello, Art.
My name is Joanne.
I'm calling from Woodbridge, Ontario, Canada.
Hey there.
How are you?
Just spiffy.
Just spiffy?
Yes.
Well, Bruce and I wish you and Ramona all the best.
And that Yeti.
All the best.
Merry Christmas.
Wait a minute.
Bruce?
Did you say... Bruce is my partner.
Oh!
My name is Joanne.
Oh!
And we live in Woodbridge, Ontario.
And this is going to be my Christmas present, I'll tell you.
I've been on hold for about 20 minutes now.
We listen to you faithfully, and we do get your magazine subscription.
Okay, you have a prediction?
I do!
That was something about Mojo, so maybe Elvis will come back, too.
But that's not my prediction.
I have a positive prediction for Change Arts.
Okay.
Good.
And I'm thinking, yeah, we need some more positive ones.
Yes.
And I'm thinking that in our political leaders' families, and I don't know where, which country this is going to be in, but I do believe it will probably be national, international, like on our continent, and that is that In our, um, one of our political families, that there will be a multi-birth before the, um, and I'm not talking about, um, um, a multiple birth, um, but I'm not talking until after November, November 11th, 2005.
Uh-huh.
So that's what my prediction is, and I have one more, and he doesn't know.
No, no, no, no, no.
I can't let you do it.
One per customer, that's an absolute rule.
But a multiple birth in a political family, she said internationally, well, that would be odd enough, wouldn't it?
And very interesting.
And that is an interesting prediction all in itself.
So some large political family, you know, the Bush family, or maybe the Canadian Prime Minister, who knows, somewhere somebody's going to have a whole bunch of not just one, but a big multiple birth.
We'll see.
Wild Card Line, you're on the air.
Hello.
Hello, my name's Scott, and I'm calling from Pueblo, Colorado.
Yes, Scott.
I kind of have like three different stages to one prediction.
Well... But I guess the first part would be... I'll tell you what, first give us the prediction, and then you can tell us how we got there.
Okay, well, in Colorado Springs, and I believe it's going to be on Christmas Day, They're supposed to distribute the Bible at churches to all the newspapers, to all the homes.
Christmas Day 2005?
Well, this year, but in 2005, I believe that that'll be made illegal for churches to do that and for churches to be on television.
Oh, now.
The beginning stages of it.
Oh, you really think so?
Yes.
The beginning of the crushing of Christians, right?
Yes.
See, this is sort of a prophecy thing more than it is your prediction, right?
I mean, it's prophecy.
No, I've thought this for years, but I wasn't sure what year.
I thought it would really take effect, and I think it's going to be in 2005.
Well, let's put it down.
Bibles are illegal.
Okay, that's fine.
Okay.
All right.
Thank you very much and take care.
Bibles, I don't think so.
I don't think so.
I understand that many Christians think eventually, you know, Christians are going to be very prosecuted.
That may occur.
Prosecuted to.
That may occur, but I don't think we're very close to it.
East of the Rockies, you're on the air.
Good morning.
Good morning.
Art.
Yes.
This is the Arctic.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
W-I-S-N.
Nine degrees.
Nine degrees, yeah.
I watched a football game from your area earlier today, and it was more or less a blizzard going on.
Yes, yes.
San Diego game.
Boy, what a game.
Yes.
I want to say, too, that the night that Anne had her ordeal, I automatically, quickly lifted her up in prayer.
Thank you.
And I prayed for her, Ann Whitley, and happy holidays to you.
I have a prediction for 2005.
There's going to be multiple, multiple UFO sightings coming up, and they will be approximately in the southwest, going up to the northeast, maybe into the Canada area.
And this will be very predominant, and some people will have some abduction And maybe some short-term memory, but this will be happening even possibly New Year's Eve, even into the early spring.
But there will be more and more calls coming into the coast-to-coast line, and to our dear friend who handles the UFO line, and I am a long-time listener.
But this is going to be manifested quite regularly, coming up very soon for 2005.
May I ask, how does this come to you?
It came to me absolutely looking at my lights on the Christmas tree.
Really?
Yeah, yeah and I was just kind of reading a book and feeling that something was imminent and I couldn't place and I closed my eyes for about a couple of minutes and I could actually see Some of the southwest, the New Mexico, even into the Nevada area, the Sierra Nevada, and then up into the Vancouver area, and even sometimes even Florida a little bit.
Let me try this out on you.
Why do you think, even with all the sightings we've had, that we have not yet had contact?
In other words, if they're in our skies and they seem to be, Why has there not been some sort of official contact yet?
There's not been contact because now there's going to be more signs and wonders.
This is just going to be part of consciousness and spirituality and slowly coming into this, but contact will be at a time yet that we will not know of, but electronically many people do know some way, some way, some way that There will be something to be able to contact, but that isn't for 2005.
I'm just saying that there will be multiple sightings, this triangular type of craft, and some people will absolutely experience abductions, and they will be calling you with some short-term memory problems.
And even from individual markings and burns on their bodies.
Got it.
All right.
It's number 44 and I thank you for it.
Thank you.
God bless you, Art.
Take care.
So a big UFO flap in 2005.
That could very well be, of course.
Combined with abductions.
And all of that combines to give me the willies.
In other words, I've never been particularly sure about UFOs one way or the other until I had my own encounter.
And from that time on, it does, to some degree, give me the willies.
And when you start talking about abductions, then, in my mind, it tips over into the more likely they're not going to be our friends kind of deal.
I don't know that they're going to be our enemies, but I don't think they have our best interests in mind.
Let's put it that way.
West of the Rockies, you're on the air.
Hello.
And to you as well, sir.
Welcome to the program.
Thank you.
I remember years ago, somebody told me about your show, and I heard it, and Lynn was on it, Lynn Holland Howell.
And I thought, you're my principal, because after school, Lynn and her brother, Lynn Holland and her brother, I don't know if it's the same one, used to watch us.
Anyway, I had this deep sense that people in America, and probably Canada, are going to start taking remote veering very seriously and learning it and
learning different tangents of it instead of just the technical aspects.
I have a deep respect for Major Danes and I know what he's doing and I don't remote veer people.
I'm expecting a visit from the Major at any moment.
Yes.
I always call myself Phoenix James, and you always correct me, but I live in the high desert of Arizona.
All right.
Thank you very much.
I, too, take Ed seriously.
He's had his misses, but he sure has had his hits, too.
And you may recall on a previous program, Ed said he was going to show up on my doorstep, something I did not promote, with a bunch of gold that he will have found.
And he was going to do that around Christmas of this year, and that's getting mighty close.
International Line, you're on the air.
Hello.
I didn't push the button.
International Line, I think you're on the air now.
Hi.
Hello.
Hello.
Is this Art?
Yes.
How are you doing, Art?
I'm doing fine, sir.
Where are you?
I'm in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta.
Excellent.
Welcome to the program.
You were just talking about, while I'm listening to the radio program here, it's sort of delayed and I get the second half first and then the first half.
I'm not quite sure where you are.
I have a prediction.
I would have to say that God's kingdom is about to come about.
All the Christians, Jews, and other people who are willing to be part of God's plan will all start to migrate.
Is it going to be the great sucking sound?
No, I don't think so.
Well, then what do you mean?
You're going to have to be specific enough so I can write it down.
I mean, God's plan is always unfolding.
It is, it is.
Okay, God has been speaking to me for probably the last nine, ten years.
He's been preparing me in many, many different ways.
He's been giving me many spiritual gifts, prophecy.
Yes.
Speaking in tongues, healing, which I have medical evidence on that one.
Okay, but again, we need a specific prediction here, and since you're talking with the man himself, it shouldn't be too hard.
Okay, the man himself is going to prepare everyone for a mass exodus.
Well, that's the big sucking sound I was talking about.
That would be the big sucking sound?
Yes, yes.
Okay.
Well, in that case, put down the big sucking sound.
Okay, got it.
Thank you very much.
Actually, I'm not sure it's reverent to put down the big sucking sound.
Ah, put down the big sucking sound.
I'll know what it means.
Big sucking sound.
That would be when all the Christians are taken up.
Overnight, they're gone.
I don't know.
You know, if we all woke up one day, and all the true believers were gone, and only those of us left with doubts, or whatever else prevented our being hoovered up, we're left out here.
We'd all look at each other and go, oops.
First time caller line, you're on the air.
Hello.
Hello.
Hi.
I'm John from Rutland.
John?
Yes.
I've got a very strong premonition that co-infusion will be rediscovered sometime next year in Ukraine or Estonia, in that area of the world.
Really?
I don't know why, but I think there's more to that co-infusion story from Salt Lake, and I think it's going to come back up again this coming year.
Alright, your prediction is going to be number 47.
I thought that Pons and Flushman, didn't they go to France, was it?
Or somewhere in Europe, right?
Right, that's where they might have gone to.
But for some reason I have a feeling that it's going to be one of the former Soviet republics, northern republics, Latvia, or Ukraine, something like that.
But I don't know why I have that feeling.
That's what I'm getting a feeling for.
OK.
All right.
Number 47 it is.
Thank you very much.
And that certainly could occur because that research is ongoing, even though it's been taken offshore for what I consider to be slightly embarrassing reasons.
It could come roaring back at us any time, couldn't it?
A wild card line.
You are on the air.
Good morning.
Hi there.
Hi.
Where are you?
Yes, I'm in Midland, Texas.
Midland, Texas.
OK.
And your first name?
Okay, have you a prediction for us?
I sure do.
Okay.
Proceed.
You want me to go ahead and tell you?
Well, yeah, the idea is to give your prediction.
Of course, of course.
Have you had anything about a draft yet?
Uh, no.
Nobody has said a word about... Okay, well, that's my prediction.
Sure.
I have a gut feeling about it.
It's kind of a sick, creeping feeling lately.
Yeah.
Well, we've had a couple of other predictions of like 100,000 troops being sent to Iraq for border protection and a number of other... I mean, if we had to come up with another 100,000 troops right now to send to Iraq, I think we'd very quickly have a draft.
Yes.
And you think that'll come... Well, it's already after the election, after the President is reinstalled for four more years.
Especially after he's been reinstalled and he can sort of wedge his way into that and say, oh, by the way, we need this.
It's good for the country.
Boy.
Right.
You've got to imagine it could occur.
It's your prediction, sir?
Number 48.
All right?
Okay.
All right.
Have a good night.
Do we need to hang on or?
No, don't hang on.
You've done it already.
Thank you.
Is it going to be on the air?
Wait a minute, is it going to be on the air?
Is it going to be?
Is this Art?
Well, who do you think it is?
It is you.
Oh, you sound different.
It's the phone line.
It's probably going to be on the air, sir.
I appreciate that.
Oh, good.
All right, take care.
Thank you, sir.
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Then I'll be back on the 31st, which is a Friday night, Saturday morning, to finish up the predictions for 2005.
So, Ramona, myself, and our four furry friends in order of arrival, Abby, Shadow, Comet, and now Yeti, I'd like to wish you all a Merry Christmas, a very Merry Christmas, and of course we'll see you on the 31st to finish up this little excursion into the future, specifically 2005.
2005 if you'll stay right there it continues looks very much like we're on track to making well over one
hundred predictions which is about what we do every year
uh... during a couple of shows and some of them are just bound to come true
It's no big deal making a prediction.
It's not hard to make a prediction, but it is difficult to get it right when it's very specific, as I demand these be.
First time caller line, you're on the air.
Good morning.
Hello, Art.
Hi.
What is your first name?
Robert from Los Angeles, where an airplane took out our KFI tower today.
Yes, I saw the news story.
What, two hours of dead air?
Welcome to the program.
Thanks a lot.
Yeah, I just called to say that you're going to have a guest on your show this coming year, just talking about life, large life down on Mars.
Oh.
Images from Mars have been classified.
Mars has seasonal changes where Mars actually has green spots on the planet which has large life forms of basically a fungus or a mold that grows and they've been editing most of the photographs for many years.
You really think so?
I know, I've seen some of the photographs that haven't been edited.
Well, I've seen a few that would seem to suggest greenery and that sort of thing.
But so when you're saying large life, you're thinking perhaps fungal life of some sort?
Right.
There's parts of the planet where fungal life, green fungus, actually grows.
And it's what's more even interesting than that, that there's low levels of oxygen in those particular areas, which is even more interesting.
It is fascinating.
All right, sir.
Thank you very much.
So a fungus on Mars.
If there is, we'll probably get a piece of it, bring it back here.
Mars, fungus, devourers, city after city.
I can just see it now.
We'd better, you know, we're going to really have to be careful about what we bring back.
Wildcard Line, you're on the air.
Hello.
Hi, Art.
Hi.
It's a distinct pleasure to talk to you again, even though it's been a little while.
Well, that's all right.
What is your name?
My name is Jim, and I'm calling you from Kansas City, Missouri, where I'm listening to you on News Talk Radio 710 KCMO.
Yes, sir, and where your football team won today, huh?
Yeah, big time, yeah.
And also, I want to let you know that my cat Casper sends Yeti a very hearty Merry Christmas as well.
I'm sure they can talk.
I'm sure they can.
Have you had any predictions yet on the economy, Art?
No.
This would be the first.
Okay.
Well, I want to, first of all, tell you that this prediction of mine came to me in a dream, and it came to me not once, but twice.
You know, different aspect of the same type of situation.
Okay.
And my prediction is this.
I think we're probably going to be okay throughout The bulk of 2005, but my prediction is that sometime toward the latter part of 2005, probably along about October or November of that year, there's going to be one major financial institution in the United States and another in Canada that is going to finally call in some of its debt, and it's going to lead to the collapse of a well-known corporation.
Wow.
And we can't take too many more of those.
Yeah, I know.
Well, see, the thing about it is that in both aspects of this dream, this particular downturn, if you want to call it that, was triggered by some kind of event.
Now, whether it was a terrorist attack or whether it was some type of internal business matter or something that happened in the Middle East, I'm not quite clear just exactly on how that happened, but in the aftermath of This X event, I guess I'll call it.
Several big companies are going to find that their debts have been called in by some of the financial institutions.
All right.
Got it marked down.
I mean, look what already occurred after 9-11 to the aircraft industry.
Yikes.
Well, no doubt about it.
And, you know, we're living on credit cards, and the U.S.
is in debt, and we're trying to buy real estate without any debt, and something is going to trigger it.
This house of cards is going to start falling, and as it ripples across the United States, I also feel like, according to this prediction, it's going to ripple for some of our friends up north of the border in Canada.
All right, got it.
A collapse of a large corporation, and the ripples of that through the U.S.
and Canada.
That would not surprise me, and I'm sure many of the rest of you would not be surprised.
And it could be that we have a financial house of cards set up right now.
We do have a lot, I think, what, the maximum, the most credit card individual debt that we've had in all time or something, and everybody's in debt.
So, yeah.
East of the Rockies, you're on the air.
Hi.
Hi, this is Nick from North Carolina.
Turn your radio off, please.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Is that better?
Yes, much.
Okay, this is Nick from North Carolina.
I just wanted to say I really enjoy your show.
I've been listening now for about two years, and I think it's great.
Thanks.
I wanted to make a prediction.
I mean, this is pretty much coming, no doubt.
Sometime in the first half of 2005, I predict that the Pope will pass away.
For some reason, sometimes Either in May or in June of this coming year is when he'll finally pass away.
So that's my prediction.
All right.
Between May and June, the Pope will... Somewhere around there.
I can't quite pinpoint it, but it's going to be sometime in the beginning of the summer.
Well, I can tell you this.
He sure has survived many years of predictions of his demise on this program.
Absolutely, absolutely, but I think that this is probably going to be the year that this Coming year is going to be probably his last six months here on earth.
Got it.
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much for the call.
He certainly has defied all predictions, not just on this program, but around the world.
And frail though he may be, he somehow through, I don't know, some sheer incredible willpower remains.
Hi, what number would this one be?
52.
Oh my goodness.
Back in 1995, it was 52.
Really?
It was, and it came out.
Okay, my prediction was, an earlier prediction was made that was something that I was going to say, so I'll change mine to... No, no, wait.
What do you mean change?
Well, I had one prediction, but then I didn't want to repeat it that somebody else more or less brought up.
Well, I know, but...
If many people are having the same feelings, then maybe there's really something to it.
So at least tell me what the first one was.
Well, I was picturing a celebrity having triplets.
So, they were announcing that they were going to have their wedding.
They were thinking political families, some national political family.
Alright, so your prediction... So the current prediction I want to give you is, I see a celebrity having an accident with a tree again.
Celebrity versus tree.
With a tree, as in hitting it or falling out of it?
Well, I'm thinking whether, first I saw a tree and then I wondered who was by the tree, so I'm thinking either something's going to fall off the tree and hit this person or the tree may tip over and go through a house and they're pinned by it or something like that.
Well, that's a pretty wild prediction to make.
Yeah, because we thought we'd learn with the people skiing into them and this isn't, I don't really see them Running into it.
I don't know.
Otherwise you'd see a car accident or something like that into one.
Alright.
It's down and registered number 52.
Alright.
We'll catch you again next year.
Take care, buddy.
Alright.
A celebrity versus tree.
In some way.
I suggested hitting it or falling out of it, and he said, no, something may be falling out of the tree or the tree falling on a house or the celebrity or something.
But that's a pretty odd one, so we will see.
International Line, you're on the air.
Top of the morning to you.
Hi.
Okay.
I think that... Can you hear me okay?
Well, I'd wish for more volume if you could generate it.
Okay, talk louder.
I think that Lisa Marie Presley is going to have a hit song.
Really?
I think it'll be in the top ten.
Maybe it'll be number one, but I think it'll be in the top ten.
And it'll just be a CD that's okay, but this one song is gonna be her big hit song of her life.
A one-hit wonder?
Yeah.
Okay.
Well, she might.
You never know.
Certainly is a fine-looking woman.
Alright, so she has a hit record, that's an odd one to predict, and it's followed by a CD or something, naturally, which is not necessarily a big deal, and it's sort of a one-hit wonder.
Okay, thank you!
Thank you!
Right, take care.
Odd one to make, huh?
Very odd.
First-time caller line, you are on the air.
Good morning.
Hi.
How are you?
I'm fine.
Turn your radio off, please.
It's off.
Good.
Hi, Art.
My name's Deb, and I'm a truck driver.
Okay, Beth?
And, um, I have a prediction that I think that we are going to have a terrorist attack, and I think it's going to come through our porch.
And the one thing most people don't realize is that those containers in the porch come on trains all over the United States, and a lot of them aren't opened and searched.
I know.
I think it's going to come through the port in Los Angeles because it's owned by the Chinese.
Alright, you're registered, and you know what chills me?
She's obviously in a truck, right?
It chills me that the truckers themselves are the ones that are making... If anything comes out of this morning's show and really pops out at me, it's this.
The first trucker really hit me hard, and this lady kind of followed it up.
But the truckers seem to feel that their industry is going to be the victim of, or the carrier of, an attack, a big attack.
So that, to me, rises just about above everything else I've heard this morning thus far.
Interesting, huh?
East of the Rockies, you're on the air.
Hello.
Hi, Art.
How you doing?
Quite well, thank you.
I'm from Northern Kentucky.
I listened to you on 55 Kerosene.
Yes, sir.
I've had something that's been bothering me.
I see this coming within the next seven to nine months, and what it is is a planned simultaneous attack by Iran into Iraq, Red China into Taiwan, and North Korea into South Korea.
And I hope it don't happen, but I feel it very strongly.
Iran into Iraq, the Koreas, and what else?
China into Taiwan.
China and Taiwan, yeah.
And this will be simultaneous.
That's hard to even contemplate.
Now, of course, there are questions about what we would do if Taiwan was invaded by China.
If all three of these things were to occur at the same time, what do you think the United States, how would the United States respond?
We're going to have to have some help.
I think it's going to be real tough for us, but I think in the end we'll come out okay.
Oh, we'd need some help, all right.
All right, thank you very much.
He imagines a coordinated attack between Iran hitting Iraq, which would be real trouble, the two Koreas, real trouble, and then China into Taiwan, also requiring our resources.
So he imagines three things that would absorb more resources than we have, and indeed, the international community would have to be very involved.
First time caller on the line, you're on the air.
Hello.
Hey Eric, this is Eric in Gaston, Alabama.
Hi, Eric.
And my prediction, unfortunately, is more along the lines of the Pope dying, but it's a little more elaborate than what you've heard so far.
I've got him dying on the 15th of May, or the 15th of March, in 2005.
One or the other?
The 15th of March.
Oh, okay.
I also see that the conclave that they're going to have afterwards is going to last nearly a week.
Before they elect the Cardinal, one of the Cardinals of France, Cardinal Bilet, as the new Pope.
Right.
And that he will be the last Pope of the Catholic Church as it is known today.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
What, in what manner, because of what, is he the last Pope?
Do you know that?
I think maybe there's going to be drastic changes to make it more modernized or more liberalized or something, and it's just going to change.
I'm not exactly sure, but I don't see the Catholic Church remaining as it is now.
Gee, it doesn't seem like they'd give up the whole Pope thing at all.
I don't think it's necessary that he'll be the last Pope, but that the church itself will, maybe it'll diminish into a secondary church behind the major other Christian churches.
Maybe.
One never knows.
Alright, thank you very much.
The Pope to die.
March 15th, so that's awfully specific.
And then the successor from France, and then that's the last of them, in a sense.
Wildcard Line, you're on the air.
Hello.
Hi, Eric.
Yes.
Yes, this is Oz in Southern California.
Hey, Oz.
Yeah, my prediction is that No, look, I'm not going to allow those on.
I don't allow those on the air.
And when people make predictions like that, then that gets me a visit from the Secret Service.
So, I pushed the button on you.
He made a prediction of an assassination.
And as I mentioned, I don't allow those.
I have had many visits of that sort, and I don't want more.
So I should have said that at the beginning of the show.
No political assassination predictions accepted.
Thank you very much.
East of the Rockies, you're on the air.
Good morning.
Yes.
How you doing, Art?
I'm doing great.
Michael in Seattle, listening to you on Xtreme Radio.
Yes, sir.
My prediction is a nuke goes off in India, we invade Iran, and something, I don't know if it's biological or just some new disease, as crazy as this is going to sound, red armpits all over America.
So, there's an attack on our armpits?
Yeah, yeah, don't ask me where that one's coming from, just a dream I had.
Red armpits all over America.
I'm laughing, it's actually sad.
Certainly that would be very sad, I guess.
That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard, actually.
Red armpits, the attack of the armpits.
All right, thank you very much.
I'll put down both the nuke and the red armpits, even though they sound like separate predictions.
Thank you.
All right, thank you.
Good night.
Hello, this is Olin in Culver City, California.
Yes, Olin, not a lot of time left here.
I predict that Coast to Coast AM will bring back Dr. Eugene Malov to talk about cold fusion
power just like he did on November 20, 2000 with Mike Siegel.
Well...
Cold fusion is the process that neutralizes radioactive waste.
I understand that, but more importantly, how is Dr. Maloff to come back?
Well, are you saying that he's dead?
Yeah.
Oh, I didn't realize... Does that affect your prediction?
I mean, in his program, you can't always tell.
It might not affect your prediction.
You might be predicting he's going to return in the full sense.
Well, we've got to find somebody to talk about this cold fusion, because that's the process that neutralized the radioactive waste in the glass of water.
Well, are you now changing your tune on Dr. Malov?
If Eugene Malov is dead, then we'll have to just say that somebody will come to Coast to Coast AM to talk about cold fusion power.
And the fact that one part of water in 670 parts of water is heavy water.
All right.
That said, sir, I'm sorry.
I'm out of time and I've got to go.
I think that I'm going to scratch that one out.
So we've done 57 predictions.
Ladies and gentlemen, again, Merry Christmas to you, our family, to yours.
And here's Crystal Gale to get us out.
Just the right words, always.
Truly, Merry Christmas.
Good night.
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