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Re: California to be Destroyed May 8, Nostradamus Says

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From: Richard A. Schumacher
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1993 01:11
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>at that point they started checking the verse with some questions/names
>they thought they could be involved with, and got some text, which
>surprisingly looked like language of today.

Funny, isn't it: start with medieval French and get modern colloquial 
German/English/whatever. Now you must deal not only with Nostradamus'
nonsense, but also with whatever slant the translator put into it.

Remember back in the late '60s and '70s? Everyone was sure that old
N. had predicted that first Bobby (until he died, oops) and then
Teddy Kennedy would become President of the U.S. Funny how those 
"predictions" don't get mentioned anymore...
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