TimeTraks Guys & Bernie (long)
I think the Timetraks data shows that Bernie's going to win. He is the only one with significant activity going on at the right time.
Hillary's got good stuff coming up for her, but it's in 2017.
Biden's not running.
Also, I say this because I've been listening to other prognosticators. I wish I could remember them all, but I read so much that it would be a research exposition of mammoth proportions to pull all that together. Several of them (and I know this is hard to imagine, but...) say that we are going to have an all-new government in 8 years.
Well, if that would happen to be the case, it might mean that Bernie holds office two terms, and, along with the people support he is showing already, really cleans house. It also might mean that Bernie is the president for four years and his vice-president takes over four years later.
That's the long story short. Now, if you want to read the long story, here it is:
The Timetraks guys were on C2C again, and their data very much coincides with the surprises of this presidential election. Particularly interesting is what they have on Bernie. First, for those who need a refresher on what Timetraks is, here is a paragraph from their web site:
Timetrak® chronographs are highly individualized patterns, tracings in time that begin when we are born or a key ("genesis"
event occurs. These Timetraks® depict chains of activity that are twofold: external factors (career matters, where we work or live) and internal factors (health, relationships, emotional concerns.) MERLIN creates snapshots of time -- Timetraks® by using a single, "frozen moment" of time as a starting point. MERLIN pinpoints three elements about such periods of activity: the onset, the intensity, and the duration.
Timetraks is kind of like what PaDemD does with biorhythms. That would be the "internal." The "external" is astrology. It's a combination of what's going on internally and externally.
Here's what the snapshots of the various candidates looks like. You can look at each one and see the activity going on.
Here's the program summary from Coast to Coast (C2C):
In the first half, futurist Paul Guercio and physicist Dr. George Hart, who developed a software-based forecasting technology called the Merlin Project, shared their timetraks (Merlin's graphical snapshots) of the crowded field of US presidential candidates in the 2016 race. Based on a starting date (in the case of a person – their birth), the timetraks graph out periods of cyclical intervals, showing peak activity, as well as lulls. Surprisingly, most of the candidates' timetraks do not show a great deal of activity during this time frame. Hart noted that this was an unusual election cycle, a populist stage on both sides, and the end of a 72-year cycle, when there's typically a big turnover.
While Biden showed high activity spikes in the years 2007-2012, his chart is flat now, and Hillary's timetrak doesn't pick up until after 2017. Two Democrats with stronger charts in this cycle are Andrew Cuomo (who has not declared his candidacy) and Bernie Sanders, who has the highest peaks of any candidate, but perhaps is unlikely to succeed because of his 'Socialist' status, said Guercio. Carly Fiorina has the best cycle of the Republicans, which may indicate she could be the VP candidate. Both Donald Trump and particularly Jeb Bush have low activity in this cycle. Guercio predicted that Hillary will falter, and Mark O'Malley and Andrew Cuomo will be the Democratic ticket, while Hart foresees Trump and Fiorina on the Republican side.
We have to discount Guercio's comment about Bernie not being able to get the nomination because of his "socialist" status. We who read extensively at DU know far more about political issues than Guercio, and we know that is not an issue. Even if the right were to try to make an issue of it, who's going to do it? It looks like Trump is the right's nominee, and he's not a standard bearer of their political slime campaigns. So much for painting Bernie as a socialist and getting any traction out of that.
I wasn't going to post this because a) it's a complicated post, and therefore, a lot of work; and b) the show happened Sept. 8. However, since I read and digested this info, it is making me see events in a whole new light. For that reason, I wanted to share it with my colleagues at this forum.
Bernie's going to win. Let that sink into your brain. Wow, it's just mind-blowing, but every day events fall into place to support that position.
Cher
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