Predicted by The MERLIN Project on CoasttoCoastAM with George Noory August 30 2004

Other MERLIN predictions made on 'Coast-to-Coast AM' (before they became news:)

The extent and duration of the Iraqi insurgency (2003)
The continued survival of Saddam Hussein and Osama Bin Laden (2003/4)
The imminent demise of Pope John Paul II (2004/5)
The resurgence of the Iranian and North Korean nuclear threat (2004)
The failed presidential bid of Howard Dean (2003) and
The emergence of John Kerry and John Edwards (2003)
The looming, now confirmed threat of Global climate change (2004)
Career revival for golfer Tiger Woods (2005) and
the long-denied Phil Mickelson (2005)
Tony Blair's razor-thin re-election victory (2005)
and much more..

Listen to MERLIN co-founders Paul Guercio and Dr. George Hart with
guest host Ian Punnett this Friday night beginning at 11PM PDT on
'Coast-to-Coast AM' http://coasttocoastam.com or visit their website: http://projectmerlin.com or http://timetraks.org

MERLIN is the first, scientifically-based forecasting technology that combines equations derived from celestial phenomena with past historical data and blends that information into a graphical time-line that accurately plots the chronology of future events. (CNN, NBC, NPR)

2005 by Paul Guercio and Dr George Hart, The MERLIN Project Research Group All Rights Reserved




Predicted by The MERLIN Project on CoasttoCoastAM with George Noory August 30 2004



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