Unlocking the Future: Martin Armstrong's Remarkable Predictions of Economic Cycles and Wars Amidst Relentless Persecution

Rumble.com ^ | June 16, 2023 | Kim Iverson

[Twotone]

Hour & twenty minute video with Kim Iverson & Martin Armstrong discussing his predictions & also the gov't harassment he's been on the receiving end of. Very interesting.

[kiryandil]

The indictment of President Trump goes a long way towards proving some of the assertions of Martin Armstrong.

[marktwain]

Predictions are easy.

1. Make a lot of predictions.

2. Don't mention the predictions which were wrong.

3. Spend lots of time mentioning the predictions which were close, or in any way possibly defensible as close.

4. Dwell on predictions where you were reasonably close, over and over and over.

[Eagles6]

Pretty much.

And never mention the prison thing.

[Attention Surplus Disorder]

bfl

[cgbg]

5. Blame wrong predictions on the computer program.

;-)

[Twotone]

“Predictions are easy.”

Yes, they are. But he was simply analyzing data & seeing the results. And apparently the data points over & over to certain outcomes. Did you listen to the interview?

[Widget Jr]

5. Claim predicting a event when the actual the prediction was the opposite.
6. Claim predicting the event a few days after it occurred.
7. Claim predicting the event as it is happening.
8. Never state when these other predictions were made or what they were.
9. Claim making predictions that were never actually made.
10. Make the claimed predictions give one group their confirmation bias.

Armstrong did all these during the 2018 and 2020 elections.

Reminder: Martin Armstrong spent 11 years in prison for fraud and running a investment Ponzi scheme.