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Of course, I’m still waiting for someone to tell me a prophecy BEFORE it happens rather than afterwards which is the definition of prophecy after all.

Well, read God's Word if you want to know. We are in prophecy now, things that - have and are - leading up to the end times. In this case, after this prophecy (Tribulation)is fulfilled is too late for many. God's Word is TRUTH and many many prophecies have been fulfilled; i.e. Jesus' birth was prophesied in the OT. God is ALL Knowing and He tells us what HE wants us to know.

I prophesize that’ll never happen though. (Because when people DO, like the article we’re commenting on, they always end up looking like the loonie toons they are.)

First of all, we are told no one knows the day - they (in article) should know that. Your prophecy is based on 'what you think' - basically, nothing - just a guess because others have predicted a date and they failed. They should fail because they don't know the date as God's Word says. God's Word is based on Truth. So I believe God and not man.

You can believe the Tribulation will not happen - you aren't the only one that is hell bent to learn things the hard way. We already know that through God's Word and nothing new under the sun. Time will tell the skeptics - they fooled themselves into thinking they didn't need to know God/HIS WORD. God will not be mocked.

You’ve written nothing that hasn’t been written a million times before for 2000 years.

You did not cite a single FUTURE prophecy. Only alluded to some that happened in the past, which of course, one can do with anything from Nostradummy to a magic 8 Ball.

I’m not mocking anything. I’m just trying to understand how something can be called prophecy but only look to fit things into the past. I was a big Jack van Impe (and his lovely wife Rexella) for years. Loved that stuff. (I did mock him, I must admit.) Guy is tenacious, I’ll give him that. He’s batting 0% lifetime, but he keeps plugging along.