This lady seems to be the prophet of our days. She is blind, but she predicted such events as the falling of the twin towers in USA and tsunami in 2004. Hear what she has to say for the year 2016.
They say that almost 70 percent of all her predictions have come true. In the past, she has foreseen such a notable and horrible event as the falling down of the Twin Towers in America. For this year she predicted the invasion of Muslims into the Europe. Amazingly, enough she has made predictions for the upcoming several thousands of years.
Here is what she said about the towers:
“Horror, horror! The American brethren will fall after being attacked by the steel birds. The wolves will be howling in a bush, and innocent blood will be gushing.”
She made the prophecy in 1989 and at that time no one has taken it seriously. Unfortunately 25 years later it has come to pass. The woman’s name is Baba Vanga. She was born in Macedonia, in Europe. Being 12 years of age she lost her sight. A tornado took her up and they found her later on alive, but blind.
At the age of 16 Vanga has made her first prediction. As to the twin towers, she mentioned the bushes, and at that time President Bush was in charge in America.
Here is a timeline for her predictions for the years to come:
2016 Europe will be invaded by Muslims.
2023 Major changes in the Earth’s orbit will take place.
2025 Europe’s population will disappear, resulting in wars.
2028 People will attempt to travel to other planets like Venus to find other sources of energy to Earth.
2076 Communism will return to Europe and will be contagious to the rest of the world.
2084 Nature’s rebirth.
2100 A new sun will illuminate the dark side of the planet due to a scientific project that began in 2008 which will create an artificial sun through nuclear energy.
2130 Extraterrestrial civilization will reach Earth.
2130 Aliens will help man to be able to live underwater.
2133 Poles will melt and water levels will rise.
2170 There will be global drought.
2187 Eruption of two large volcanoes will take place.
2262 A comet threatens Mars.
2480 Earth will be in total darkness as two artificial sun collides.
3005 The trajectory of the planet will change because of a war on Mars.
3010 Earth will be covered by a ring of rocks and ashes as a comet reaches the moon.
3797 End of the world, but mankind has moved to a new solar system.
5079 End of the universe.
The head of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis, on Thursday missed a step
and fell to the ground while heading to an open-air altar to celebrate
Mass at Poland’s holiest shrine of Jasna Gorawas.
A group of other priests raced to help him back to his feet just before the service began. The 79-year-old is said to have suffered no injuries.
Pope Francis was arriving to celebrate a mass at the Southern Black Madonna shrine of Częstochowa to mark the 1,050th anniversary of the Baptism of Poland.
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Some month ago, some Ghanaians were shocked to hear whatsapp to be banned forever in Ghana.
Some of us knew it was clearly hoax. Some also were thinking about how their last days on whatsapp would go.
If you missed the fun , here is a copy for you:
" Latest information reaching us indicates that the co founder of the largest Social Media who is also the owner of Whatsapp, Mark Zuckerberg has accepted to ban Ghanaians from using Whatsapp this 1st April as a result of some situations He finds inappropriate.This move came as a result of some research done on all the whatsapp databases across the world.
The decision to ban Ghana according to the Social Media Ruler is as follows:
- Ghanaians post a lot of “Pasco” which has caused a virus to attack the whatsapp system.
- Ghanaians chat a lot and do not even sleep at night.
- Ghanaian Males have broken the world record of using Whatsapp to propose to more than 50,000 women.
- Ghana leading with more pornographic pictures shared online.
- Too much editing on their D.p’s.
This means that on 1st April, Ghanaians will no longer have acess to Whatsapp. So, at the moment, we advised all Ghanaians to chat “last hour” because they are going to miss whatsapp forever. "
The Best Insults In History: Winston Churchill
The extremely witty and much-loved British Prime Minister Winston Churchill tops the list with his verbal spat with Lady Astor. The conservative dame forever admonished Churchill for his cigars and alcohol habits, and Churchill was not one to take the insults lying down. Of their famous squabbles, the most memorable is when Astor commented, “If you were my husband, I’d poison your tea.” Churchill’s riposte? “Madame, if you were my wife, I’d drink it.”
Gandhi
His vocalization of non-violence doesn’t mean Gandhi wasn’t lethal with his wit. One such incident was when Gandhi traveled to London and a reporter asked him what he thought of Western civilization. Gandhi replied with this scathing remark: “I think it would be a good idea.”
Best Insults In History Abraham Lincoln
During a debate, the popular but not so attractive Abraham Lincoln was accused of being two-faced. Lincoln’s rebuttal proved more self-effacing than insulting, but people still felt the sting around the room. He retorted: “If I had two faces, do you think I’d be wearing this one?”
Best Insults In History: Babe Ruth
In the 1920s, the prolific Yankee batsman Babe Ruth was having such a great run that he soon scored a $80,000 salary. But when the financial crisis hit home in the early 1930s, Yankees officials asked Ruth to slash his pay by $5000—a request Ruth declined. At a later press conference an intrepid reporter commented that Ruth had a higher salary than current President Hoover and received a cutting remark: “Maybe so,” Ruth retaliated, “but I had a better year than he did.”
John Wilkes
Histories Funniest Insults John Wilkes
When unconcerned with being diplomatically correct, politicians spew the best insults of all time. Such was the case between the 18th century political rivals, John Montagu and John Wilkes. During one of their verbal sparring matches, Montagu spat at Wilkes and said, “Upon my soul, Wilkes, I don’t know whether you’ll die upon the gallows, or of syphilis.” Wilkes retorted, “That will depend, my Lord, on whether I embrace your principles, or your mistress.”
You’re not a media outlet neither is everyone interesting in all you see. Before I forward a message I often ask myself, “Will you be happy if you’re sent this message?” If not, I abort but if yes I send the message to the interested parties.
WhatsApp messenger is undoubtedly the new black. The Instant Messaging application with multimedia, contact and location sharing features gives its users a real time feel as though the receiver is an inch away.
Religious sects discriminate information via it, students discuss topics of interest in groups, and virtual meetings seem to be catching up fast. Connecting people over long distances without having to pay foreign call tariff.
We segregate the idea of a communication portal from the face-to-face interaction but it’s the same thing. We forget that just like the usual face-to-face communication this platform should have certain dos and don’ts. Gossiping over lunch or on WhatsApp is the same thing.
If these are adhered to you will have less chances of being blocked or ignored by others.
Overusing the emoji
Smiley, emoticon, emoji or whatever you may call it, are those cute looking facial expression and everyday items /symbols added as a keyboard on your WhatsApp keyboard interface. These help express emotions and gives a more physical feel to conversations. Emoji’s send a message to the receiver about your mood and gives them a clearer picture of what you are referring to –like using a crying face when you’re talking about a fun activity you had some days before.
It is fun to use the right emoticons. It gives the feeling that the person is actually paying attention to the conversation.
Not being clear in words and approach
Beating about the bush and long pleasantries is as annoying on WhatsApp as it is in person. Starting random conversations with no purpose is very awkward. Our relationships with others differ, how you talk to a close friend is different form how you will speak to an acquaintance or a boss. Using jargons, Pidgin, or contracted forms of spelling should be avoided. This helps a lot in checking spelling and how to speak properly with people. Not communicating well in writing is very dangerous because words carry their own emotions and meaning when combined together.
Being part of a rumor chain
“Breaking news X”, “Company Y has done this’ or even “WhatsApp has brought A or B”, these are often hoax. How do you feel about someone who is always spreading rumors? Pissed? Same here. Don’t be that person please!
Be authentic, and forward the right messages to the right people. It positions you as the one who gives reliable information, but this doesn’t mean you should send it all. This leads to the next sin
Forwarding all messages
You’re not a media outlet neither is everyone interesting in all you see. Before I forward a message I often ask myself, “Will you be happy if you’re sent this message?” If not, I abort but if yes I send the message to the interested parties.
I bet you don’t want to be the one always sending irrelevant messages.
Not waiting for a reply before sending another message
It is thirst if you do this, seriously. Wait for a reply before sending again, give the receiver room to digest the message and send a reply. It speaks of your patience, esteem and worth.
If it needs an urgent reply, do well to inform the recipient in the initial message. Send messages on time.
Adding people to groups without their consent
Why should this be a problem? But it is, sadly. It is so annoying to be added to a group you have no idea about. You see, doing this shows thirst and attention seeking. You don’t want to be that person whom everyone complains about because of the random groups you create.
Joining each group that you are welcomed to
Never join a group if it has no primary importance to you. Remember also that you don’t have to be everywhere, scarcity is good. Silence is golden!
Using display pictures without prior consent
Display picture theft is as serious as identity theft. Get your own identity stop being the copycat. If you still want to use another’s picture seek prior consent and don’t use it if rejected. You can take random pictures of things around and use if you’re camera shy.
Messaging At Unearthly Hours
What I call Free-night-texting freaks some people out. It is like knocking someone’s door at night. Send the messages at convenient periods.
Sending one word answers
What’s more annoying than sending an entire paragraph and getting “OK” for an answer? Really? Don’t be that person. Take time to read through your chats and give them the needed attention they deserve.
Broadcasting irrelevant content to people
Broadcast was created to literally broadcast, knowing your audience is important. Who to send what to is imperative in getting engagement and not spamming recipients
Leaving notification sounds on in public
No one needs to hear your notification tone! If your phone’s vibration mode is loud just mute the entire thingy and just check the device at regular intervals. Let others be comfortable.
Blocking for trivial reasons
Especially with females, they block like something. Try ignoring random/ annoying users for a reasonable period, but if it persists feel free to block. Keep in mind that you may never know when you may need the person.
Sharing private information
There is a server that stores all you send via the messenger, even though you may delete the conversation. You also cannot confirm the credibility of every user or whoever may set eyes on your messages. Nudes, credentials, house address, current locations, and all in between should be shared when extremely necessary. Calling the receiver to deliver such information is the best.
Not deactivating your account if you’re not using it
There’s nothing more annoying than sending messages to someone who doesn’t use their account anymore. It’s like talking to space.
Staying Silent
Either you are in or out!
Unnessary Use of Some Famous terms
Some chatting terms have been fond be to be used mercifully nowadays. These include "Pasco" meaning seen before , " LOL" ,"OK" ,"K"-very annoying and others.
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Whatsapp has become much more than a messaging app. Among its many accolades, it has also turned out to be something of a joke portal. Some funny messages and pictures find their way to Whatsapp from God knows where, and within minutes they go viral. Dare post a joke you saw an hour ago to a group, and you can be sure someone will cry ‘Pasquo!’
Over the course of last year some particular pictures popped into the Whatsappverse (Whatsapposphere?) and made us laugh and laugh some more. Here we take a trip down memory lane as we look at 31 of the best, funniest and most ludicrous.
1. This guy has absolute faith in his Economics teacher.
2. He should be glad his first name is not Sonic.
3. Before it left waters, this trotro was a boat.
4. Some phones need accessories. Others need isosseles. Others equilateral.
5. I’m more concerned about the paternity of the baby than the spelling mistake.
6. An example of how teachers don’t encourage creativity and ingenuity
7. I can’t even.
8. Brief and concise
9. Gives new meaning to ‘The word of God is like a double-edged sword.’
10. ‘Peter, Peter, send the bottle back.’ It’s an old joke.
11. Newsflash: You die either way
12. Dream wedding. Let no one ever say Ghanaians are not resourceful
13. In their defence, they’ve lived a very hard life
14. Boys abre
15. Another example of unrewarded creativity
16. The judgement day that had everyone running scared.
17. One of many memes inspired by the beloved and elderly goalkeeper
18. Clearly he was born to be an artist, not a mathematician
19. The Hip Slip: Girls abre!Girls abre hip slip
20. Real life Dumsor
21. The animal is a professional
22. The sad occasion didn’t discourage the usual suspects. RIP Paul.
23. That got the point across
24. *Still in that moment of silence*
25. Google has something to say about every situation
26. Fortunately/unfortunately she is currently teaching SHS English in a village somewhere
27. The most powerful woman in the world
28. Women never lose sight of the important facts
29. Modern Warfare: Prayer Camp. We do not wrestle against flesh and blood. You be there and joke.
30. Out of the mouths of babes
31. And my all-time favourite…
That girl means business.
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There is a local football tale almost as old as the Ghanaian game itself.
Now, whoever spun this story must have had quite a fertile imagination, for virtually every boy who grew up in Ghana in a certain era (this writer included, and probably yourself as well, if you are not too embarrassed to admit it) gobbled it up with wide-eyed boyish curiosity - every surreal bit of it.
It is the tale narrating the fictional football match between Ghana and India. The one that ended 100-1 to the latter yet saw the former run out as 'winners'. Depending on which account one is more familiar with, there are quite a few variations. The core of the story, though, remains fairly consistent.
So, then, here goes this intriguing fable as most of us heard as toddlers.
Ghana played India at an unknown venue and on a similarly obscure date - I am as oblivious to those details as you most likely are - and, somehow, the latter ended up scoring a hundred goals in 90 minutes; again, please don't ask me how, for I know the answer no more than you do.
Or, well... perhaps I could attempt explaining the 'how' part as best as my infantile mind could comprehend at the time.
According to the intricacies of the legend, the Indians were aided by certain mythical forces that were apparently potent enough to transform the ball into all sorts of formidable beings/objects - from ferocious beasts (including a three-headed lion), through blazing fire, to spiky chunks of palm fruit - so fearful that the Ghanaian goalkeeper could only watch helplessly as these whizzed past him only to nestle in the twine in the form of footballs - all one hundred of them.
There was some respite for Ghana, though, when the team was granted a penalty right at the end of the game. A certain Shamo Quaye (other versions mention the deceased silky Ghanaian winger Baba Yara instead, the bullet-footed Wilberforce Mfum or alternatively, the mystery fellow whose image graces the 'Milo' beverage container) stepped up in spite of threats from the opposition of regrettable repercussions if he dared strike the ball.
The Ghanaians apparently mourned their departed comrade all the way to the cemetery, while the Indians left the pitch the very way they entered it: through a bottle placed in the centre-circle
A ball that had apparently turned into an XXL-sized aluminum cooking pot at this point.
Patriotic Quaye, unfazed and eager to salvage something for his country anyway, struck with full venom. He scored, but 'died' not too long after, just as the Indians had said.
Sad?
Well, not really. The queer rules governing that game dictated, considering the 'might' of the Indian team, that Ghana needed to score just once to be declared victors, and this Quaye ensured at the expense of his young life. And so it happened that Ghana, ultimately 99 goals worse off, 'won' that game. With that, the highly unusual encounter came to a conclusion.
The Ghanaians apparently mourned their departed comrade all the way to the cemetery, while the Indians left the pitch the very way they entered it: through a bottle placed in the centre-circle/the referee's shirt pocket.
Ghana might have ended up with its pride wounded, but India also received a long-term ban for their unorthodox methods.
From what I have heard, there is a Nigerian version of the story that sees the Green Eagles feature as the Black Stars - against the same opponents, of course - and with Segun Odegbami as Shamo Quaye/Mfum/the Milo guy but obviously minus the 'death' incident since Odegbami is very much alive.
WHY I BELIEVED IT
My reasons for believing the story might not exactly be yours but at least it is worth sharing.
For a lad that grew up watching Hindi movies most weekends on television and who saw these extraordinary Indian blokes pull off one unbelievable trick/feat after the other, it was only reasonable that I never had cause to doubt the 'facts' of this classic urban myth then. It didn't help either that India hadn't been too prominent on the international football stage in a long while, or that Shamo Quaye - a real-life Ghanaian footballer, in fact - had died albeit through wholly unrelated causes just around the time I first heard the story.
WHY I DON'T BELIEVE IT ANYMORE
First, as I delved more into football while growing up, I discovered little - nay, nothing at all - to corroborate what I had heard. For a fact, Ghana have ever played India only twice (in 1982 and 1997) in friendly cup competitions and those games collectively yielded no more than five goals; Shamo Quaye - as already indicated - passed away under entirely different circumstances; and the highest-scoring official game in world football history never produced that many goals.
These days, of course, this most fanciful, enduring legend has lost much of its currency. Still, quite a few more gullible pre-teen boys are set to excite themselves with it before it completely fades out.
As they mature some more, though, they would realise the ring of truth - or of falsehood, as it were - and grin in the same silently bemused shame with which I am writing this, and with which you probably are reading, too.
