Predictions: None Dare...pg. 84-86
It is with great regret that I announce that this book has not jumped the shark, it should have, because it's poorly written, poorly researched, and comes to terrible conclusions. That alone should have been enough but it does another thing that should have confined it to the trash fire of history and somehow didn't: it made predictions. Predictions, that never came true. Well, some of them did, but they did so only because the predictions are so general that you can figure out something that will fit. It's the broken clock being right. Bill Cooper and Alex Jones both claim to have predicted 9/11, but their prediction was "something big is going to happen." It lacked any kind of specificity and if we look at their track record, they were more thinking that it was going to be an NWO type thing anyway. So, it doesn't really count as a prediction any more than my prediction that someone will win the lottery...eventually counts as a prediction. Predictions are ...