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Nov 03, 2023
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On September 10th, 2023, I launched The Straight Juice Substack. I have made several predictions since my launch of this substack. Some have been spot on, and others have been spectacularly wrong. This post will score each prediction, with a total score to be provided at the end. The goal is to establish transparency and credibility.

This substack will be broken down by post and by date. It will also include predictions made in the “notes” section. Each section will receive a total score. [Analyst note: links to the posts and notes are provided for your reference, simply click the hyperlinked text.]

Regarding scoring, I score my predictions thusly: if it is incorrect; it receives a score of 0.0 (incorrect). If an element of a multi-element prediction is correct; it receives a 0.25 (partly correct). If half of the prediction is correct; it receives a score of 0.5 (half correct). If most of the prediction is correct; it receives a score of 0.75 (mostly correct). For a fully correct prediction; it receives a prediction of 1.0 (correct).

[Analyst note: I do employ some weighted scoring based on timelines and confidence levels - the second score, the weighted score, takes these elements into account. In effect, a high confidence ‘incorrect score’ weighs more heavily in the negative, and the inverse is true as well. Also note, many predictions aren’t scored yet, as their timeline horizon hasn’t been met, and are marked as “pending.”]


BLUF: Near-term and war-based predictions/trends have a greater track record than other predictions. Overall, current predictive analysis models are trending near 80%.


News Roundup & Notes Predictions:

This section pulls from two Posts (Posts 7 & 9) as well as extensively from the “Notes” section of The Straight Juice Substack. I have included a date and hyperlink for each set of predictions.

  • (September 18, 2023) I still believe a more likely threat is WHO'S listed "disease X," which may be SEERS from the table top exercise: Catastrophic Contagion. This fictional scenario takes place in 2025, which would be the time frame for WHO CA+ IHRs to come into affect, and aligns, potentially with the Deagle Report. Furthermore, it targets children and may cause encephalitis, ticking some key boxes.

    • Pending. [Appears to be Bird Flu, timeline confidence increased.]

  • (September 19, 2023) Unfortunately, during this fourth turning, we're in a period of strife due to generational challenges and Globalist aspirations. Medium confidence, it's likely we'll see more stories about conflicts around the world. Look specifically for Iran/Israel, China/Taiwan, as well as parts of Africa which typically receive less coverage (Sudan, West Africa, Democratic Republic of the Congo).

    • Correct. Score (1.0)

  • Low confidence, as I'm still awaiting more lines of evidence. It is likely Biden will somehow be removed from office (blamed on ailing health, or blamed on the disease du jour, or less likely, but possible, an assassination may occur and be blamed on Russia or China). It's likely CA governor, Gavin Newsom, would temporarily steal the limelight as the DNC looks for another alternative, which may end up being Michelle Obama.

    • Half Correct. Score (0.5)

  • (September 25, 2023) Cancer rates will very likely stay elevated, and will likely increase as more mRNA shots are rolled out. Furthermore, it is very likely that despite attempts at suppression, data will come out showing that cancer rates for those under 50 has jumped dramatically.

    • Correct. Score (1.0)

  • (Regarding Russia/Ukraine Conflict) Escalation will very likely continue. The escalation in the short term will take the shape of increased drone attacks, more heavily used by the Russians, supplied by Iran, but also used by Ukraine. In the medium term it is likely there will be a greater usage of medium-range surface to surface and even air to surface munitions, striking deeper into Russian territory, targeting C4I infrastructure. The MSM will likely continue to support Ukraine and the overall escalatory war effort. I further predict that we will likely begin to see more stories talking about recruitment challenges for the US Military, and there's a roughly even chance, we'll see some stories talk about a possible future draft.

    • Correct. Score (1.0)

  • More cities in the US and abroad, will turn to technological solutions for increased crime rates. In some areas crime will be allowed or purposefully encouraged (through legislative action, DAs soft on crime, mass immigration, and newly inserted police chiefs and commissioners) to levels high enough that local populations will beg for solutions. The solutions will take the shape of: regulations by government on Social Media, as well as mass surveillance by way of cameras, WiFi networks, drones, and warrant-less wiretaps of electronic devices.

    • Half Correct / Pending. Weighted Score (0.75)

  • (Regarding SDG Summit and Globalist Agenda Aspirations) Look for more emergencies and pre-packaged solutions ready to rapidly be implemented during or immediately after an emergency.

    • Correct. Score (1.0)

  • Regarding a government shutdown, I give this a more than roughly even chance. It's hard to predict via MSM, as every time there's the possibility of a government shutdown, the verbiage is similar. In this case, the possibility of a Biden impeachment inquiry, so close to an election year, in which Democrats are polling poorly, increases the odds of a shutdown.

    • Incorrect. Score (0.0)

  • Regarding student loan repayments, coupled with higher gas prices and overall inflationary effects, I predict we will likely see a measurable uptick in retail theft and gas theft.

    • Correct. Score (1.0)

  • A broader auto strike is likely. Inflationary pressures are the incentive for workers, and Globalist aspirations are the pressures acting upon union heads. These strikes will very likely translate into higher vehicle costs and likely affect consumer purchases.

    • Correct. Score (1.0)

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