These are the 10 Biggest PREDICTIONS and PROPHECIES with MYSTERIOUS Accuracy

10. The Ignored General : On the morning of December 7th 1941, Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. This act solidified the American public’s support for World War 2 intervention, and in hindsight seems foolish, considering it led directly to the devastation of Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and indeed the entire world when we were exposed to the harmful toxic effects of Michael Bay’s Pearl Harbor.
9. The Cold War : Let’s begin by looking at a quote, and we’ll see if you can guess when it came from.
"There are now two great nations in the world which, starting from different points, seem to be advancing toward the same goal: the Russians and the Anglo-Americans .... Their point of departure is different and their paths diverse; nevertheless, each seems called by some secret desire of Providence one day to hold in its hands the destinies of half the world,"
8. 17th Century Surgery : If you needed surgery in the 17th Century, the likelihood of you leaving with a hole in your face and leech on your butt was pretty high. This was a time of blood-letting, surgery without anaesthetic, and where drowning victims were treated by blowing tobacco smoke into their ...
7. World War 2 : After the Treaty of Versailles ended World War One, one of the most controversial aspects of the document required the Germans to accept all responsibility and to agree to pay reparations.
6. Tales From The Moon : Before man reached for the stars any idiot could stare at the moon and predict we’d take a trip one day, but nobody predicted our journey to the giant cheese-ball in the sky with greater accuracy than science fiction writer....
5. A President Predicts His Own Death : Predictions don’t have to be centuries apart to be spookily accurate. Sometimes a prophetic statement made hours before can be just as creepy, and in the case of President John F Kennedy, a throwaway comment meant to comfort his wife proved to be his very own Final Destination moment.
4. Twain's Comet : It’s one thing for a President to predict he’ll be shot by a nut-job from a window with a rifle; that’s pretty standard, but when you’re a world-renowned author and humourist, you’ll probably predict your death to be a little more interesting.
3. The Maid of Lorraine Prophecy : Imagine your nation is losing a war. Your armed forces are on the verge of collapse, every conceivable plan, ruse, and dastardly scheme has been tried and failed. Then one day an illiterate teenage farm girl turns up to inform you that she’s your new General. Why? Because God said so.
2. A Serbian Peasant Predicts Your Friday Night : Mitar Tarabich was an illiterate peasant from the small Serbian village of Kremna. In the 19th Century he predicted the United Nations.
“An international court is formed, which does not allow countries to fight each other…after a while some great kings, as well as small ones, will start to fake their respect for the court, while doing whatever they please”.
1. A Russian Hero Predicts Missing Chemical Elements : Professor Dmitri Mendeleev was a Russian chemist who has been incorrectly associated with determining the standard 40% alcohol level of Russia's favorite drink. So whilst his contribution to fraternity hazing rituals must be erased from history, his efforts in creating the modern periodic table are beyond doubt.