Psychic and remote viewer Sean David Morton joins to discuss his February prediction of a record hurricane season and his forecast that one more major storm will strike Florida. He connects the extreme weather to a military white paper called "The Flight of the Key Bird," which documented magnetic pole drift and projected severe weather escalation between 2004 and 2012. Morton describes pyramid chronology suggesting a one-year warning period beginning with the Hebrew New Year in September 2004.
The discussion turns to Iraq, where Morton maintains his earlier prediction of a Bush electoral landslide and warns that the Iraq mission will expand toward Iran and Syria. He advises listeners to prepare for a seven-year tribulation period of political, economic, and geologic upheaval, urging relocation away from coastal floodplains.
Key Moments
Morton tells Floridians to leave: Asked point-blank by Art whether, as a psychic, he would move out of Florida if he lived there, Sean David Morton says yes and urges listeners to relocate to higher ground in the center of the state or up into the panhandle.
Mt. Pelée as the trigger for U.S. quakes: Morton names Mount Pelée on Martinique as the next big trigger to watch and predicts that if it erupts, a series of huge undersea earthquakes and very serious quakes in the western United States will follow.
One-year warning from the Great Pyramid: Morton lays out his pyramid-derived timeline: a one-year warning period from the Hebrew New Year of September 2004 through October 2005, after which humanity passes the point at which preparation is still possible - derived from the geometry of the pit beneath the Great Pyramid.
Seven-year tribulation phase 2004 to 2012: Morton frames the years 2004 through 2012 as a seven-year planetary tribulation phase, suggesting it could include massive war in the Middle East and attacks inside the United States.
Morton's track record - Bush in 1997: Morton reminds the audience he predicted on Coast in late 1997 that George W. Bush would beat Al Gore, that Lieberman would be Gore's running mate, and that he absorbed waves of mocking emails the night networks called the election for Gore - none of which were retracted after Bush won.