"Asparagus Reader", most of which last year's prophecies came true come back with surprising forecasts for 2020

While her peers made at least half of their 2019 predictions, "Asparagus Reader" Jimmie Pekington was surprised when nearly all of her last year's prophecies turned out to be true and she had already correctly predicted the Hennessy Harry and Meghan Merkel affair. So what do we expect in 2020 by the annual asparagus?

"Asparagus Reader", most of which last year's prophecies came true come back with surprising forecasts for 2020

"Asparagus Reader," Jemima Pekington, released her yearly forecast of fashionably late and looks forward to a year with some particularly notable moves, such as Donald Trump's re-winning of the US presidency and his impeachment coming soon after - and birth at the same time as bereavement in the British royal court. The fact that Packington was right in some of its predictions for 2019, and was already right in its 2020 forecast for the retirement of Prince Harry and Meghan Merkel from the royal house - in your place we would take it seriously.

Pekington began to predict the future as soon as she was 8 years old and the only one in the world to contract fortunes through asparagus. She said that this talent she inherited from her elderly aunt who used to read tea. 64-year-old Pekington uses fresh asparagus sticks to predict the future - throwing them into the air and examining them by the way they land on the ground. Pekington - also known by the names of "Espermancer," "Mystic Vogue," and "the Ambassador of Ibsham Valley" (originally sourced) - claims it is accurate in 75 to 90 percent of its forecasts. Although she currently lives in Bath, she attends the British Asparagus Festival on their behalf and "calls Asparagus" for about 50 people a day. She says many people return to her after seeing how accurate her predictions were.

That's what the Asparagus reader predicted would happen in 2019

Asparagus reader reads quite a bit from her predictions (GettyImages)

Reading Asparagus (Photo: GettyImages)

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Before moving on to its 2020 forecasts, let's first look at where it was right and whether there is any reason to be excited about it. She claims to have predicted the Barcaze, Trump's win of the US presidency and Emmanuel Macron's success in French politics, but we will focus on her predictions for the past year and there are some inaccuracies: she claimed England's women's team to win the 2019 World Cup - and it was not so (It was the US team that won). She claimed Britain's "Big Brother" would return for another season - and that didn't happen either. She also argued that US-China relations would improve this year - and here too she wasn't right.

However, as we noted, she had quite a few successes this year. She correctly predicted that England would win the World Cup in cricket, she also knew that the England rugby team would be successful (the team reached the final and lost at the last minute to South Africa). She also predicted his Academy Award winning movie "Star Born," starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga. She correctly anticipated the closure of British businesses - such as "Thomas Cook" and "Cold Maple," both of which have been closed over the past 12 months. She claimed that in 2019 extreme temperatures would be recorded in the world and it was definitely such a summer, though it was a bit predictable. Enough precision to count on?

She correctly envisioned winning the "Born Star" at the Academy Award. Shall we believe her?

Star Born (2018) (Photo: Venice Festival, PR)

Almost did the rugby championship. Pictured: Sia Collissi, captain of the South African national team, hoists the 2019 Rugby World Cup (supplier: Reuters)

Sia Collisi, captain of the South African national team, hoists the Rugby World Cup 2019 (Photo: Reuters)

We will move to its most prominent projections for 2020:

* Donald Trump will win the US presidential election, but will again face impeachment trial and be ousted from office.

* The Barcasit will pass relatively smoothly and will not cause any problems they have assessed.

* Storms within the British royal family will end with the retirement of some of their official duties (and yes, she said this even before the announcement of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle). In addition, some royal births and even bereavement will be recorded. After Nostradamus ruled that a new king would be crowned in England, possibly following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the reader of Asparagus claims that family bereavement is indeed expected but does not provide further details.

* The biggest parties in the UK will see a jolt sooner than expected.

* Independent and small businesses in the UK will benefit from flourishing. The local market will again have meaning.

She foresaw Prince Harry and Meghan Merkel's announcement of a royal retirement (Photo: Reuters)

The royal couple Prince Harry and his wife Megan Merkel in London. October 15, 2019 (Photo: Reuters)

* Extreme weather worldwide, with storms, typhoons, hurricanes and flooding increasing tenfold. In the UK, flooding will be recorded. Other countries will take action to combat global warming.

* A number of British athletes are thought to be embroiled in major scandals.

* The youngest Academy Award winner will ever be crowned.

* An important personality will announce her retirement from public life, but she will be honored for her achievements.

* The interest in veganism will diminish. People will find it difficult to exist from non-animal products.