Vanity--Were Charlie Johnston's predictions not about 2016, but about 2024?

Mystics of the Church ^ | 2015 | Charlie Johnston

[omegatoo]

Current events reminded me of these predictions and inspired me to look them up again. If we are currently in "Obama's third term", might Charlie have been correct in his predictions but off target as to timing?

Here is an article last updated in 2018 discussing his election 2016 predictions after the fact. The rumors of a possible Michelle Obama run add another twist.

It looks like Charlie's original page is gone.

August 2, 2015 at 9:30 pm

**snip**
Donette, I said bluntly on the Birmingham Video that President Obama will not finish his term. I said that he would be eledted [elected] before he received the nomination to my priests, that he would lead us into the fullness of the Storm, that he would leave office in chaos and disgrace before his term was finished, and would live to convert in the end.

And again on Jan 8, 2016 in his post entitled "Through a Glass Darkly", he states:
"I have often said there will be no presidential election this year. Actually, there are some narrow circumstances in which there could be, but the results would be irrelevant. What I was told was that President Obama would not finish his term and that our next stable national leader will not come from the election process. You could have an explosion of events after an election and before an inauguration. You could have Obama declare a national emergency, cancel elections, extend his term and then depart before the extension was up. The most likely scenario is that everything will be up in the air before election, but there are narrow circumstances where that may not be."
**end snip**

[omegatoo]

Things that make you go, "hmmm..."

Love,
O2

[JSM_Liberty]

So he made a bunch of predictions that didn’t come true

As the philosopher Yogi Berra put it “It’s tough to make predictions, especially about the future.”

[Albion Wilde]

In conclusion, since Charlie's prophecies have now all been shown to be completely false, he joins the list of recent failed visionaries whose stories have been highlighted on this site, such as "Locutions to the World" and "Maria Divine Mercy", and together they provide a strong cautionary warning for all of us in regards to purported visionaries and mystics of past and present, urging us to be very cautious and prudent in our discernment concerning such persons, reaffirming the statement and warning of St Paul of the Cross, the founder of the Passionists and great mystic himself, whom once stated that 9 out of 10 purported visionaries are false. Perhaps this estimation from St Paul of the Cross is a bit high, but then again perhaps not. —Glenn Dallaire

[cgbg]

The Democrats will stick with Biden—you know the old saying:

“You don’t switch horse’s rear ends in the middle of the stream.”

Lol.

[teeman8r]

and his name is Hister.

HISTER?

you mean Hitler?

no, nostradamus said his name was Hister.

oh. nevermind

[gnarledmaw]

Now it all makes sense.

This morning my toast had an image of Jesus burnt onto it with the words, “Believe Charlie.”

[Robert DeLong]

But that is humans making that claim, but did Charlie tell it as it was conveyed to him, and that his revelation was thus misinterpreted, especially with regards as to the actual timing?

The problem is, he Lord sees all, and because he does we interpret based upon our knowledge, because we can't possibly see that which is hidden. Luke 8.17 informs us though; For there is nothing hidden that will not be disclosed, and nothing concealed that will not be known or brought out into the open.

You are narrowing your vision.

[roving]

A prophet is never wrong. That makes him a false prophet.