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January 2013 New Year Predictions from a Psychic

New Year Predictions Last year we carried an article in our January Newsletter about predictions from 2011 by the experts (and ourselves) on the state of the legal profession, the economy and general life. This year, for something different, we have included a list of predictions from a self-professed online pyschic, Craig Hamilton-Parker (taken from www.psychics.co.uk).

1. War in the Middle East - February. Israel will attack Iran.
2. Terrorist attack on Chicago in the summer.
3. Syrian uprising to continue. Iran to invade.
4. Poor grain harvest to occur in Russia.
5. Robert Mugabe will be assassinated in the Autumn.
6. Revolution in China - June 2013. China to split up.
7. Google will be attacked by terrorists.
8. Search engine to be released in Europe - funded by the EU.
 9. Spain's economy to fall apart.
10. Ed Milliband to be replaced by Yvette Cooper.
11. NIck Clegg to fight off a challenge from Vince Cable.
12. Victoria Beckham to launch a range of maternity clothing.
13. Kate Middleton to announce she is pregnant in May 2013.
 14. Simon Cowell to become more spiritual.

 Number 13 looks as if it may have been written a little prematurely... It would be very interesting to hear of Mr Hamilton-Parker's methodology for predicting these events - does it involve reading tea leaves, studying the stars or simply writing random thoughts in his head after reading the newspaper? Jonathan Fagan - MD of Ten-Percent Legal Recruitment 

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spiritual psychic readers said…
Most of the predictions shared here are proven correct and it looks like the remaining are also going to be correct. Specially the number 13! : )
2 May 2013 at 12:15
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