Nostradamus, time travelers, the Cure singer and other people who "knew in advance" about the death of Queen Elizabeth - and warned us

Many mystics and communicators around the world have tried to predict when Queen Elizabeth II's reign will end - and some have been surprisingly accurate, including even the Cure singer.

Here are some of them that maybe we should start taking their stuff more seriously

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11/09/2022

Sunday, September 11, 2022, 23:33 Updated: 23:38

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On video: Queen Elizabeth II dies at the age of 96 (Credit: Reuters)

The caller is Hannah Carroll

19-year-old Hannah Carroll made headlines last month when she made several predictions for 2022 and was surprised to learn that 10 of them came true.

Now the number already stands at 11.

Hannah's 28 predictions deal mainly with the world of culture and those that have come true include new albums for Harry Styles and Beyoncé, a breakup for Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson - and a birth for Rihanna and Priyanka Chopra, the wife of Nick Jonas.

She insisted that Queen Elizabeth II would meet her death this year - and here it happened.

If 11 of her predictions have already come true, maybe we should take seriously the ones that haven't yet, such as expected engagements for Kendall Jenner, pregnancy for Hailey Bieber, a One Direction reunion, Taylor Swift's announcement that she is engaged or married, Billie Eilish coming out of the closet to reveal that she is bisexual, The death of rapper 6ix9ine and perhaps the most "dramatic" announcement: "Grey's Anatomy" will announce that next season will be its last.

Hannah, who lives in Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA, said: “I've always been into pop culture and celebrities, so most of my predictions are about that.

I always had that, that I knew something was going to happen.

It's like a vision I get of something happening, like a really strong gut feeling."

The 11th prophecy and the most painful of all:

@hannahcarrollxxx rest in peace queen elizabeth ❤️ #queenelizabeth #queenelizabethdeath #royalfamily #2022predictions #predictionlist #2022predictionlist ♬ BILLIE EILISH.

- Armani White

And here is the full list of what has come true - and what still awaits us:

@hannahcarrollxxx Replying to @xoaevi 11 predictions so far!!

#2022predictions #predictionlist #2022prediction #2022predictionlist #celebritypredictions #celebpredictions #celebritynews #celebnews #greenscreen ♬ Super Freaky Girl - Nicki Minaj

The Cure vocalist

It really sounds far-fetched, but the musician Robert Smith, the lead singer of the Cure, already predicted the day of Queen Elizabeth's death a decade ago - and he was right only one day late.

The prediction that was then a joke and now sounds creepy was played during an interview that is now, with the Queen's death, again being distributed online.

In an interview held at the Horicon festival in Germany in 2012, Robert spoke about his dislike of the British royal family.

He said boldly: "I've always hated the British royal family and this year it's so annoying with the jubilee celebrations."

He said he "doesn't like to be patronized by someone who has done nothing" and added: "I think there will be a revolution."

The interviewer replied: "You think so? But the Queen is as popular as she's ever been" and Robert replied: "The Queen is going to die on September 7, there will be a huge uprising and I will be the king."

The moderator joked: "I mean, yes, if we could vote for the king, we would vote for you."

As we know, the Queen died on September 8.

"It's like watching The Simpsons," wrote one in response, referring to the yellow family's prophecies coming true, and another added: "He was close. The message went out to the public on September 8. If he was also sharp in the year 2022, I would believe that he knows something that we don't."

Watch his "prophecy":

@miames0 no way??

#thecure #robertsmith #thequeen ♬ original sound - Mia

the time traveler

An anonymous person who claims to be a time traveler shared a video on TikTok (@timetraveller_2082) on April 15 in which he said that Queen Elizabeth will pass away this year - and also has other interesting predictions for the next 23 years.

In the viral video, he wrote: "I really travel in time. In 2023, Big Ben will collapse due to an unexpected earthquake. In 2030, GTA 7 will be released."

He added: "Queen Elizabeth will pass away on October 4, 2022. In 2046 Niagara Falls will have a huge blockage and water levels will start to rise. Watch out."

So true, he's not entirely accurate in the date, but given the Queen's long life (96 years) and her long reign (70 years and 214 days), a "miss" of only 26 days still makes us suspect that we may have been too hasty to judge.

The viewers were also impressed by the reactions: "She ruled for 70 years and he missed by less than a month. This is still a surprising level of accuracy," wrote another, and another added: "A difference of a few weeks, but wow."

Here are all his predictions:

@timetraveler_2082 BE WARNED #timetravel #lookout #fyp #LiveForTheChallenge #foryou #queen ♬ Scary - Background Sounds

Tweet from 2021: "The Queen of England will die on September 8"

An old tweet from a voodoo practitioner allegedly predicted the date of Queen Elizabeth's death.

However, he did not specify the year or time when this would happen.

Twitter users have mixed feelings about this tweet, with many claiming it was a hoax.

The tweet of the voodoo magician who goes by the name @orunmilavd on TikTok stated: "The Queen of England is going to die on September 8. I see this date hovering over her, continue not to believe in voodoo. You'll see."

Although the tweet, originally in French, did not mention the time, year or cause of the Queen's passing, the exact date caused it to go viral with more than 15,000 likes on Twitter.

He explained that he did not know the time or cause of her death because "we cannot act or influence, only predict. Only know in advance sometimes with a good margin of error."

While some believed, there were those who found an explanation: "All you have to do is have a private account, publish several predictions privately, delete the incorrect ones and on the right day publish the correct prediction to the public. There were people who did this for the results of football games in the past."

The tweet that predicted the exact date

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Prophet Nigel Gacy

The founder of the Prophetic Hill Church in Ghana, Prophet Nigel Gacy, predicted the Queen's death about nine months ago, so he also asked for prayers for her.

At the end of last year he allegedly predicted the death of Queen Elizabeth and said in a segment recorded on cameras: "Let's pray for the Queen of England. God lifted my spirit and brought me to Buckingham Palace. There I saw many flowers and I saw that England was crying. Let's pray for the Queen."

Even in his case there were skeptics.

"If you knew it would happen this year, why didn't you specify a date?" asked another, and another added: "To say that a 96-year-old woman is going to die is an educated guess. Not a prophecy. Besides, what is there to pray for? She has done above and beyond on this earth. Time to move on further".

The reader in Asparagus

In contrast to the dead blind witch Baba Venga and the great Nostradamus, it is actually the reader in Asparagus who spoke of a royal disaster that was expected to happen this year and was more accurate than them.

Asparagus reader Jemima Packington, who predicts fortunes with the help of ... asparagus sticks, claimed that this year "sadness is expected for the royal family, scandals and worse."

Wait with the cheering.

Unlike the others here in the article, her prediction is the least detailed, meaning that it can be interpreted in other ways - and she also predicted that Boris Johnson would continue to serve as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom - and she was wrong.

The asparagus turned out to be less accurate this year, it turns out.

Next time try with cucumbers (Photo: GettyImages)

And what did Nostradamus say about the death of Queen Elizabeth II?

The most famous prophet of all, Nostradamus, had a bunch of predictions for 2022, including an increase in inflation and world hunger, a violent explosion of a nuclear bomb that would lead to climate change, a meteor strike that could bring about the end of humanity and the death of Vladimir Putin, but he didn't talk about the death of a queen.

Of course, this does not prevent his fans who are convinced that he predicted everything that happens in the world to find his prophecy that fits this period.

At the beginning of the year 2022, on the forum Above Top Secret, one of the most famous sources for conspiracy theory topics, speculations arose that one of the prophecies of Nostradamus published in 1555 fits perfectly with the current situation of Britain and the British Crown.

Nostradamus wrote: "At the end of the war, the great powers change. Three beautiful children are born near the shore. They will destroy the people when they come of age. They will change the kingdom and see it no longer grow."

The experts on the subject are convinced that the beautiful children are Princes William, Henry and Princess Beatrice, all grandchildren of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip.

The war he refers to is the Falklands War between Great Britain and Argentina in 1982. Seven days after the end of the conflict, Princess Diana of Wales gave birth to William, her eldest son.

The coast in the prophecy could refer to the Thames River, which crosses London, or the Atlantic Ocean, which surrounds the United Kingdom and is a fundamental key to British identity as an island nation.

Therefore, the experts interpret that, according to this prophecy, Nostradamus warns that after the death of the Queen, the British royal family will disappear from the map, the new King Charles III will not spend much time on the throne, due to his advanced age, while his successor Prince William can completely renounce the continuation of the British monarchy and become the country into a republic for the second time in its history.

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