Latvia's greatest prophet, Viestos Fabrics

 

 

An Eastern European mystic and Latvia's greatest prophet, Viestos Fabrics was known for his lifelong dedication to Latvia's independence and the poor, and for making an extraordinary mark on Latvian history by accurately predicting the outbreak of World War I and the defeat of Germany, as well as the rise of Japan after World War II Born in 1866 in the small Estonian town of Hapsanlo, he moved with his family at the age of 12 to Latvia, where his father's older brother was living at the time. He is also known to have risen from poverty to great wealth by working as a construction worker, a janitor, and a miner in a coal mine. He is said to have developed a keen interest in history and mysticism in spite of the poor conditions of his childhood and to have worked for his uncle, who was a professor of astronomy in Riga, the capital of the Latvian Republic at the time, where he mastered Central Asian history and astronomy and specialized in ancient traditions and ancient Eastern Christian legends.

At the time, he was known for using this knowledge to predict the future through astronomical phenomena in the universe and the interpretation of ancient writings He accurately predicted most of the world's major events, including the fall of the Romanov dynasty and the Jarabo incident In 1934, during the Great Depression, Karlis Olmanis, who was serving as Latvia's prime minister, staged a coup based on his predictions and became president In particular, in 1922, he predicted a near-future

He is also known for making accurate predictions of catastrophes in Asia in the near future, some of which have actually been recorded. A great catastrophe will befall the island nations of the East. Their evil deeds against other peoples will earn the wrath of God. God will shake the earth and breathe fire, which will kill hundreds of thousands and burn everything to the ground. But their evil deeds will not cease, and they will blame all these sins on others, and this will continue until an even greater catastrophe comes.

and there will be a great punishment for them in the future. Indeed, a year later, on September 1, 1923, a magnitude 8. 3 magnitude earthquake struck the Kanto region of Japan, causing 600,000 homes to burn or collapse and a total of 400,000 casualties. However, the Japanese used this as an opportunity to systematically spread rumors that Koreans were poisoning wells and trying to start a riot, and a shocking incident occurred when outraged Japanese organized vigilante groups to attack Koreans. This resulted in the deaths of thousands of innocent Koreans, and this event was exactly in line with his prophecy that there would be an earthquake that would kill hundreds of thousands of people and blame it all on someone else He also predicted the death of the throne of an island nation and the rise of a new leader The king of that island nation would die and a new king would be born This would surely happen within five years, and the new man would rise to the occasion.