Did Stanley Fulham Predict the Tragic Japan Earthquake?

Some of you may have read my blog from a while back on the major New York City UFO sighting in October 2010. If you are unaware of what that was, click here for a video.

The video also talks about Stanley Fulham, who predicted the event.

Stanley Fulham

A retired NORAD officer who firmly believed in life on other worlds, Fulham passed away late in 2010 from his battle with cancer. In between the New York sighting and his death, I ordered his book Challenges of Change and read it.

Aside from the UFO display, the author makes another very interesting prediction in this book, a prediction of a major occurrence that is happening in the world right now:

The Japan Earthquake.

If you haven't heard about it (and I'll be really surprised if you haven't), you can find the latest news on the story (as of 15 minutes ago at the time of this post) here.

But back to the prediction...

In Challenges of Change (page 176, Third Edition, paperback) Fulham claims to be reporting the following warning from alien entities in a dimension outside of ours. These beings are known as Transcendors :

"A major earth fault shift in the Pacific ocean creates a huge tsunami with its major disruptions occurring in the period 2010 - 2012. Lands disappear and new lands appear. Japan, as Edgar Cayce predicted years ago, will be totally inundated; so will other nations...The earthquakes in Haiti and Chile, as tragic as they were, are but the precursor of the greater earth changes that will follow, possibly in late 2010, and culminating in major eruptions in 2012."


Coincidence?

True prediction?

If it's just blind luck, then we can just go on with our merry lives and not give it another second of thought.

But if it is true...humans are in for one heck of a surprise. The book is packed with information (truth? lies?) that will make your head spin--the major bit of information being that We Are Not Alone in the Universe.

In all seriousness though, my heart goes out to the people of Japan during this horrible tragedy. If you'd like to donate to helping the relief fund, visit the Red Cross Website. Thanks for stopping by today. Comments are always welcome.