This is probably a bit of history some of you know, maybe some of you don't. But , here goes. In the early 1800's there was a Shawnee native american chief named Tecumseh who was trying to make an effort to unify all the other native american tribes together against the invasion of the newly formed american government. Tecumseh was known as a brave, highly skilled communicator, and a good man wanting to share the land in peace with the new american government, but finding he wasn't getting much cooperation from them . In 1811 when Tecumseh was away on a recruiting mission to other tribes , his people were paid a visit by the then General William Henry Harrison of the United States army and a battle ensued which became known as ," The Battle of Tippacanoe ". Death on both sides occurred , it was considered a draw between the Shawnees and the united States, but Harrison had drawn the battle line in the dirt for future battles to take away the Shawnees land.
Tecumseh released the United States military prisoners the Shawnees had taken back to Harrison and his government , but with a message of warning, he said for them to tell Harrison, " Harrison will not win this year to be Great Chief. But he may win next year. If he does he will not finish his term in office . " A visitor told Tecumseh , " No president has ever died in office. " Tecumseh continued, " But Harrison will die I tell you. And when he dies you will remember our people's death. You think I have lost my powers. I who caused the sun to darken ( there was an eclipse in 1806 in which his brother The Prophet accurately foretold ), and caused red men to give up firewater. But I tell you Harrison will die. And after him every Great Chief chosen every 20 years thereafter will die. And when each one dies , let everyone remember the death of our people. "
Interestingly enough, this is exactly what started happening 29 years later in 1840 when William Henry Harrison was elected president , he died of pneumonia 1 month after getting elected . Then what happened every 20 years thereafter spookily defied what you would think would be chance.
1860- Abraham Lincoln elected- assassinated in 1865
1880- James Garfield elected- assassinated in 1881
1900- James McKinley elected- assassinated in 1901
1920- Warren G. Harding elected- dies of natural causes in 1923
1940- Franklin D. Roosevelt elected- dies of cerebral hemorrage in 1945
1960- John. F. Kennedy elected- assassinated in 1963
1980- Ronald Reagan elected- assassination attempt in 1981 but survives
2000- George Bush elected- ???????????????
Now I know you are going to say that Reagan survived . I get that. However in researching this it was found that in all the other deaths and assassinations Jupiter and Saturn were crossing astrologically in a earth sign which resulted in the fatalities. Every 20 years or 19.8 years they cross somehow in earths orbit, but in the year Reagan survived it was the only time these planets crossed in an air sign resulting in a reprieve for Reagan's life. In the year Bush was elected in 2000 it was once again an earth sign ! So, what does this portend for George Bush until a new president is officially sworn in office Janruary 21st, 2009 ? Time will tell, but there are a lot of people who do not like the man, so if I were him, I'd watch my backside. He still has a year and two months to safely make it out of office alive in one piece. But don't bet your stars on it. According to information I read on the website where I got this info, there is an 87% chance this phenomena might happen again. So put on your helmets citizens of America , I think this next year or so might be interesting in the world scene. If you want to check where I attained this information, please google " Tecumseh's Curse" and you'll find lots written about it. So what do you folks think? Do you think Bush has a snowballs chance of making it ? I welcome your comments please. Hope you all are well