Next Verse After Di's Death, Nostradamus

On II 29, we see:

II 29

L'oriental sortira de son siege,
Passer les monts Apennins, voir la Gaule,
Transpercera du ciel les eaux & neiges
En vn chacun frappera de sa gaule.

 We could translate this into:

 The Oriental will get out of their head office, 

Pass the Apennine Mountains (Italy), see The Gaul (The Gaul,
therefore the area where France and Belgium are), 

Pierce from the sky the waters and the snow,
on each one of those he will hit with the pole.

It seems to us that Nostradamus spoke about trivial things several times, just like when he mentions the baby of two teeth. These are like occurrences involving average people, who we usually do not pay attention to.

The oriental will leave the head office, which can be anywhere near Italy, France or Belgium and probably travel via helicopter, one that has no doors, and he or she will then use a pole to hit water and snow while still on air.

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Nostradamus and the Final Judgement

It seems that injustices with names and human histories on earth are never ending.

Freud, if one listened to our Psychology teachers teaching, sounds like a pedophile. When we read his original works, however, we conclude that he was a genius and had nothing of a pervert.

Nostradamus is told to be a crook in Failed Prophecies but he predicted the death of Ladi Di with perfection. See:

  Century 2, Quatrain 28

Le penultiéme du ƒurnom du Prophete

Prendra Diane pour ƒon iour & repos.

LOIN vaguera par ferentique teƒte,

En deliurant vn grand peuple d'impos.

 (The Verse in the Original Source) 

 
  "The father of Dodi al-Fayed, the owner of 

Harrod's department store, is named

  Mohammed, the name of the Islamic Prophet.

  The rest of Nostradamus's  prophecy is 

self-evident.  It's strange how his

  prophecies always become perfectly obvious

.....but only after the event."

(Death Lady Di, Nostradamus)

 The translation of the quote, coming from the works of Nostradamus, must be this:

The penultimate from the prophet's nickname

Will take Diana to her/his day of rest.

Far they will empty their tormented head,

In delirium imposed by a great people.

The great people is definitely the people from the Great Britain and they, including Di, would have created torment in the head of others, far away, overseas, say in Brazil, because her so declared and open romance with Dodi, which would certainly lead to marriage, would mean that England would be influenced by the Islamic and therefore could start believing men and women are not equal anymore.

The prophet he refers to must be the Islamic prophet, Muhammad, and he had 99 different names. See: 99 names of Muhammad His nickname is Muhammad because his actual name should be something involving Muhammad but Muhammad is not his first name. Both the father of Dodi and himself had Mohamed in their name and the spelling of the nickname is not as important as its sound, since they write through symbols, not letters. While Dodi has Mohamed as his third name and fourth from the last, his father has Mohamed as first. We could say that Emad is his name, therefore him, and that is penultimate from the prophet's nickname.

We see in Nostradamus that his father's family was Catholic when he was born but they were Jewish a generation before that. He himself claimed to be a Catholic (Catho). His mother's family was Jewish and converted to Catholicism (Cathol). 

Since his prophecies have been verified, each time someone managed to decipher his writing (which is pretty convoluted, giving the impression that perhaps he was not well versed in the language), he is obviously a true prophet and therefore the Catholic Church committed serious crime against him by condemning his book of prophecies (Vatican).

With this, it is worth reading the book of Nostradamus to try to stop the development of bad occurrences.

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