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Baba Vanga's predictions for 2022 revealed

By T.K. Randall
December 31, 2021 ·  16 comments

Vanga's predictions have (perhaps fortunately) never been particularly accurate. Image Credit: GFDL Vanga, who was born in Bulgaria in 1911 and died in 1996 aged 85, spent most of her life in the Kozhuh mountains and was renowned the world over for her prophetic predictions about the future.

While a great deal of skepticism has always surrounded the accuracy of these predictions, many people remain adamant that she had successfully foretold a wide range of major global events.

For the upcoming twelve months, she made six notable predictions:

1. There will be water shortages
A shortage of water in many countries will generate political problems as governments struggle to secure access to additional supplies.2. Virtual reality takeover
This prediction, which suggests that people will become hopelessly glued to their computer screens, seems to have been interpreted as more to do with general computer/Internet use than genuine 'virtual reality' which is something that Baba Vanga would not have known about. It could also be argued that this has already come to pass, at least to some extent.

3. Locust swarm in India
Vanga reportedly predicted that India will be subjected to soaring temperatures and a devastating swarm of locusts at some point over the next twelve months.

4. Aliens will arrive on Earth
This one seems by far the most 'out there' of all her predictions and it's something that we've heard before numerous times; it seems that this is highly unlikely to come to pass in 2022.

5. Another virus
Most would interpret this as a prediction of another Covid-19 variant, however Vanga reportedly mentioned a virus being released from the Siberian permafrost due to global warming.

6. More catastrophes
A general prediction about flooding, earthquakes and tsunamis.

Source: Toronto Sun | Comments (16)

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