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    #16
    AF5, Astromet also predicts economics, political elections, earthquakes etc etc. Someone with ties to the UPC party should tell them about White because just think of all the scientists, economists, and analysts on the Alberta gov payroll could be replaced by just hiring this self proclaimed expert on everything.

    Sorry errol, but your forecasts are no longer needed on this site as AF5 has found a self proclaimed expert on everything and who has 1200 facebook followers that has more credibility.

    From White's facebook Page

    Our Story

    Theodore White·Tuesday, February 5, 2019·
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    Theodore White is an American professional astrologer, journalist, writer and astrometeorologist.

    Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Theodore began his studies of natural astrology, judicial astrology, world history and astronomy at the age of 10 in 1973.

    His childhood tutors were the electrical engineer & mundane astrologer Charles Jayne and master astrologer Ivy Goldstein-Jacobson.

    Fascinated with Natural Astrology, astronomy & weather forecasting as child, over the years Theodore advanced into as many sectors of Astrology as possible to satisfy his insatiable quest for the application of knowledge.

    A polymath, Theodore says he uses as many tools and applications of advanced astrology deemed necessary to get the job of forecasting done.

    His interests include aesthetics, world history, literature, meteorology, celestial mechanics, economics, oceanography, languages, astrophysics, climatology, space weather, astrobiology, art history, journalism, law, music history, computer technology, zoology, graphics, theoretical physics, statistics, photography, rhetoric, science history, UFOs, sociology, criminology, geopolitics, stellar cartography, semantics, American history, anthropology, esoterics, military history, cosmology, biology, geography, electrical engineering, design, mathematics, medicine, geophysics, chemistry & theology.

    An expert forecaster, Theodore is acclaimed worldwide for his accurate forecasts.

    In 2006, he predicted the start of the American and global economic crisis that struck in 2008.

    He forecasted the presidential elections of Barack Obama in 2008 and again in 2012.

    Following that, he predicted that Donald Trump would win the November 2016 general election to become the 45th president of the United States.

    Theodore also forecasted the fall of President Hosni Mubarak's regime in Egypt before it happened in 2011.

    He was the only astrologer in the world to have predicted Japan’s March 11, 2011 superthrust earthquake & tsunami that led to the failure of four nuclear reactors in ***ushima, Japan and correctly predicted the magnitude of Japan's historic earthquake.

    Known as ‘Astromet’ in the professional world of climate & weather forecasting, Theodore was the only forecaster in the world who predicted the 2009-2011 El Nino/La Nina years in advance.

    He has forecasted numerous weather and climate events. well in advance. He forecasted 2012’s Drought in the United States, California’s multi year drought; the drought in Russia and the Ukraine; October 2012's Superstorm Sandy and the subsequent cold, wet spring of 2013.

    His primary forecasts are concerned with the advent of the climate change to global cooling which he says is caused by the Sun’s Grand Minimum that will begin a new mini ice age for the world lasting from late 2017 to the early 2050s.

    Theodore works professionally in all sectors of Applied Astrology - including natal astrology readings & secondary progressions, horary, electional, economic, financial, long-range climate and weather as well as mundane astrology.

    His knowledge base extends across natural, judicial and esoteric astrology with special emphasis on global forecasting and the astrological works of the mundane astrologer Michel Nostradamus.

    Theodore is the founder of Global Astrology, a multi-faceted website devoted to applying advanced astrological forecasting on events in all their manifestations worldwide.

    Major influences on his life are Michel Nostradamus, Charles Jayne, Ivy Goldstein-Jacobson, Thomas Jefferson, John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., Abū Rayhān al-Bīrūnī, Joan of Arc, Arthur Ashe, Claudius Ptolemy, Benjamin Franklin, Johannes Kepler, William Lilly, Isaac Newton, George Washington, C.C. Zain, Lorne Edward Johndro, Alfred Witte, Albert Einstein, Reinhold Ebertin & Robert Zoller.

    He says that the purpose of Astrometeorology & Mundane Astrology is to avert disasters so as to help change humanity's future for the better.
    Last edited by dmlfarmer; Dec 12, 2019, 09:56.

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      #17
      "Theodore works professionally in all sectors of Applied Astrology - including natal astrology readings & secondary progressions, horary, electional, economic, financial, long-range climate and weather as well as mundane astrology."

      Wow! Theodore covers it all. If this guy is so good he should be richer than Buffet by now! LOL

      He should branch out into tarot, crystal balls and ouija boards too. that way he can increase his confidence of predictions!!

      Maybe he could predict when all the extreme right wingers on Agriville are going to smarten up! I can predict that! NEVER
      Last edited by chuckChuck; Dec 12, 2019, 10:05.

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        #18
        Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
        You gotta be f...ing kidding! And you idiots take this seriously!
        Well his predictions are better than the IPCC so yup worth a shot. And better than following some child around.

        When one single IPCC predictions comes true, they might gain a shred of credibility. At least this guy has some method to his predictions and has gotten a few right. IPCC has zero to their name. Like your kids wont know what snow is, skiing is extinct and the ice will be all gone by 2020.

        Chuck might as well join scientology and follow Xenu. He is just about there with his frothing rants.

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          #19
          " At least this guy has some "method" to his predictions and has gotten a few right."

          What method are you referring to?

          Keep putting your foot in it!

          Speaking of posters who will never smarten up............who should appear but our friend Jazz.
          Last edited by chuckChuck; Dec 12, 2019, 10:19.

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            #20
            Did it ever occur to you guys that chuckChuck has to be a team of people working to promote the popular narrative. No one individual has the time or patience to jump on every thread with dozens of opposing views on absolutely everything. The time required to research all that fauxscience that he finds couldn't be done by any one individual who has any kind of life...……... If you post "Black" he will argue "White", his reason-etre is to disrupt. Sometimes that is marginally useful, questioning a certain view point but he is strictly dogmatic if you questions his or theirs if that is the case.

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              #21
              Originally posted by pgluca View Post
              Did it ever occur to you guys that chuckChuck has to be a team of people working to promote the popular narrative..
              nah, he is just a shill with a lot of time on his hands. Wannabe farmer, perpetual socialist, energy hater.

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                #22
                Ever heard of multitasking? Most of this is just a click or two away.

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
                  https://www.facebook.com/theodore.white1?hc_ref=ARTJQAAqi95Dyr6y3f3XBjPpf1e pTQnSeYWix1w2zjqewAKYpwo6laSptr4CwcDEJXM&fref=nf https://www.facebook.com/theodore.white1?hc_ref=ARTJQAAqi95Dyr6y3f3XBjPpf1e pTQnSeYWix1w2zjqewAKYpwo6laSptr4CwcDEJXM&fref=nf

                  Take a look at Theodore White's facebook page. He is the genius behind the Astrometeorologist long term forecast as posted by A5.

                  Self Employed Astrologer with an education from wait for it! The School of Common Sense and Goodwill! LOL

                  You gotta be f...ing kidding! And you idiots take this seriously!
                  It is a perfect example of confirmation bias. As long as "information" confirms what you already believe most people will not check the source, credentials, or even the quality of the "information" and go on to share it. And when called on it, will defend it unquestioningly.

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                    #24
                    Wow, that went in a completely different direction than anticipated. It certainly wasn't aimed at Chuck, but if someone could post the triggered meme with the picture of the girl, that would be fitting.

                    I don't take any position on his forecast, just threw it out there as about the only good news I have encountered for next year, and with >60% of my crop to harvest next spring, I need all the optimism I can get, which is why I decided to check it now. I have read his forecasts a few times before, mainly because it is one of the only sources of long term forecasts out there, but haven't taken the time to revisit one in detail and see what the results were. I expect past forecasts are still available somewhere, or with the wayback machine, in case they have been removed or edited, someone with nothing better to do could always go back and see if there was anything to it. There may be some physics behind it, every planet is exerting a gravitational pull on the sun, but whether that is consequential enough to have a measurable effect on earth is doubtful in my mind. But maybe I just don't believe hard enough...

                    To me, it reads like any other horrorscope, and is vague and general enough that if one wanted to believe(Chucks word for how science is done), I'm sure one could find something about it that wasn't completely wrong.

                    That said, why not bookmark it, and come back next year and we can see if any of it came true, anywhere, instead of speculating now. Or better yet, how about Chuck spends some money, and buys the forecast for his area, and he can prove it wrong that way?

                    I have found Environment Canada's seasonal forecasts to be quite useful, since they are been reliably wrong, I assume the opposite will happen, and have rarely been disappointed. If anyone wants to post pig entrails results, I'll listen. Haven't read an Almanac for years, not real sure what they base their forecast on, but last time I saw one, it sounded exactly like my assessment of horrorscopes above, vague enough to be useless. What other sources are there?

                    Not trying to make it a climate change thread, but what I would really like to see is some of the billions (trillions) spent on the climate change file, instead be directed at creating long term forecasts. I see hope for AI in this field. Imagine the consequences for businesses such as ours, if you could know at seeding time, that the fall would be like what we just experienced? It is actually my hope that this will be the only good thing to come out of the hysteria, is that we have exponentially increased our data gathering around the world, (including atmosphere, deep oceans, space etc.), and could use AI to evaluate this data looking for patterns that humans could never analyse without AI.

                    Edit, I found the triggered picture:
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                    Last edited by AlbertaFarmer5; Dec 12, 2019, 11:30.

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                      #25
                      Originally posted by dmlfarmer View Post
                      It is a perfect example of confirmation bias. As long as "information" confirms what you already believe most people will not check the source, credentials, or even the quality of the "information" and go on to share it. And when called on it, will defend it unquestioningly.
                      Very well said. Perfect example in the windfarm blocked thread, where Chuck found articles that confirmed what he wanted to find, then repeated it without checking the source or credentials. When I checked the source, it didn't say at all what he thought it said, but that didn't stop him from supporting it unquestioningly.

                      Edit to add, Chuck really wanted to help prove your point, he just repeated the very same out of context article again today, claiming it supports his bias, even though I showed him yesterday that it did not say at all what he thought it did.
                      Last edited by AlbertaFarmer5; Dec 12, 2019, 11:25.

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                        #26
                        "I don't take any position on his forecast, just threw it out there as about the only good news I have encountered for next year, and with >60% of my crop to harvest next spring, I need all the optimism I can get, which is why I decided to check it now."

                        A5 sorry to hear you have more 60% of your crop out. That sucks big time.

                        I know if that was happening to me I wouldn't be feeling to good.

                        You may be suffering from farm stress so I would recommend talking to the the farm stress line or whatever other farm stress services you have available if you haven't already. Hopefully you have lots of support.

                        Agriville can be a bit of an escape but it mostly is the same old tread wheel that goes nowhere.

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                          #27
                          Thanks Chuck, and I genuinely appreciate your concern. But I will be fine, as I have stated before, farming this far West, where we do, growing seasons without major disasters are the exception, I fully expect events such as this, and budget, plan and prepare accordingly. My budget includes a complete wipeout 1 year in 3. Hasn't come to fruition, but that has more to do with taking proactive measures than good luck.

                          In the process of booking/buying inputs for next year, and deciding if I should stick with long season crops which tolerate hail, excess water and other stresses better, or increase acres of short season barley and God forbidn, greenfeed, in the event that spring is late and wet.
                          Always a year ahead on inputs, a year behind on marketing, and no debt other than mortgages makes these type of events much less stressful.
                          Weather is out of my control, but gathering information about historical and potential future weather is the best tool I have to make the informed decisions. So far, I haven't found any useful information from the AGW alarmists that I can use to mitigate risk, so I'm grasping at straws considering any source until it is proven invalid. You know, that open mind thing we keep discussing.
                          Last edited by AlbertaFarmer5; Dec 12, 2019, 14:35.

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                            #28
                            "Annual global temperature"
                            CC before any further comments explain HTF anyone arrives at a global temp without a CRAZY amount of possible ERROR and WTF is the margin of ERROR?
                            We are sick and tired of this imaginary temp!

                            I like this...If your buddies even use actual data, which they don’t, the data is scientifically “garbage”.
                            Last edited by fjlip; Dec 12, 2019, 14:45.

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                              #29
                              Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
                              This is the equivalent of getting your weather forecast from an astrologist!

                              What is the scientific basis for planets affecting the weather?

                              Surely you don't take astrology seriously?

                              What's your sign A5?

                              Today's horoscope for A5 reads something like this:


                              Dec 12, 2019: Stick to facts and evidence when presenting a well balanced argument. Today is not the day to take chances or to present flakey ideas that have no scientific basis. Just because someone at your work or school says that no one is interested in what you have to say does not mean that that's true! If you hear this kind of talk from anyone today, you should be suspicious. It's going to be pretty darned obvious that they are playing major mind games with you. You should only believe things you hear with your own ears and see with your own eyes. Second- or third-hand information is nothing but gossip—and it should be treated as such.
                              Chuck, I apologize for neglecting to acknowledge your excellent post till now. I've been suggesting that you do more original work in your own words, and I am glad to see that you took my advice to heart, and spent some effort creating your own unique post. Well done, and funny too.

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                                #30
                                Beyond the past 80 years ....
                                https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZw4DdocxN0

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