Dr. Gilbert Holloway

[A. Joseph Ross]

On 11 Mar 2008 at 15:31, Laurence Glavin wrote:

> (Apparently Jeanne Dixon did, and a magazine called "Skeptical
> Inquirer" published by scientists investigating claims of the
> paranormal, had a field day with headlines in various newpapers
> trumpeting "psychic dies unexpectedly"). In their winter issue of
> 2001, they observed that NO psychic predicted anything like what
> happened on the previous September 11th.

But I suspect many of them claimed after the fact that they did.

I first read of Jean Dixon around 1964 and was impressed with the 
things she claimed to have predicted.  In 1964, she was predicting 
the fall of Khrushchev and that the Republicans would win the 
Presidency in 1968.  When Khrushchev fell, I was impressed.  When 
Nixon won in 1968, I was impressed.  

But thereafter, while I kept seeing articles where she said she had 
predicted something, I never again saw a prediction of hers before 
the event.  Her columns making predictions were so full of 
generalities that it was impossible to say what she was predicting.  
She did say that the ideas of Barry Goldwater would one day be 
respected, and he would be considered a venerated statesman.  But 
it's hard to tell how much of that was prediction and how much was 
her own political beliefs.

So I don't know how she managed those two specific predictions that 
she got right, but they seem to have been the only two.  She also 
predicted the fall of the Berlin Wall before the end of 1964, and 
that didn't happen.  

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