Heiro's Predictions
Count Louis Hamon is one of the most prominent clairvoyants of the nineteenth century. His real name is William John Warner, which he changed after he discovered the gift of…

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Scenario of the future development of human civilization
According to the author's research, the development of mankind in the next 150 years will be largely determined by the aggravation of the geo-critical situation on the planet in the…

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Demonic White House Cat
The most terrible ghost of the White House in Washington is not considered to be the ghost of Lincoln or Jackson, but a ghost known as the Demon Cat, sometimes…

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Calendar of the future by deciphering the quatrains of Michel Nostradamus.
Michel Nostradamus (1503 -1566) - the great French astrologer, healer and prophet. He studied at the universities of Avignon and Montpellier. Bachelor of Medicine. He made a great contribution to…

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Demonic White House Cat

The most terrible ghost of the White House in Washington is not considered to be the ghost of Lincoln or Jackson, but a ghost known as the Demon Cat, sometimes called simply DC. This incredible creature is immeasurably closer in its behavior to hellish forces than to ordinary ghosts.
Dwells otherworldly beast in the basement of the White House and in a room known as a crypt. Anyone who came across it claimed that it was a black creature with burning red eyes, which appears first as a cute black kitten, and then suddenly grows to enormous size, turning into an evil creature. Continue reading

Mysterious Gotland Troughs
Over a thousand stones scattered throughout the island of Gotland (Gotland), Sweden, in the middle of the Baltic Sea, differ from the rest of the cobblestones with unusual man-made grooves…

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Mythical creatures from Africa
For centuries, Africa remained for Europeans unknown mysterious continent. It was believed that ancient creatures could still live on the "black" continent, and that is why numerous scientific expeditions were…

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