(Jan 1, 2012 | AP) TOKYO  – A 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck under the sea south of Japan on Sunday, shaking buildings in the capital. The quake struck about 370 miles south of Tokyo, and its epicenter was about 230 miles below the sea, the Meterological Agency said.  Express trains in northern and central Japan were suspended temporarily for safety checks but later resumed. A massive earthquake and tsunami in March 2011 left nearly 20,000 people dead or missing. 

- Predicted on Hay House Radio ‘Spirit Connections’ December 12, 2011

(Feb. 17, 2012 | New York Times)  ROME — The Italian police arrested 8 people on charges related to the seizure of $6 trillion in fake United States Treasury bonds, in a mysterious scheme that stretched from Hong Kong to Switzerland to the southern Italian region of Basilicata.

The value of the seized bonds is nearly half of the United States’ entire public debt of $15.36 trillion. Rather than counterfeit, they were fictitious, printed in 6,000 units of $1 billion each, a denomination that does not exist. Prosecutors said that the false bonds “posed concrete and grave dangers for the stability of the international credit system.” It is the largest 
financial fraud in history.

- Predicted on Hay House Radio December 12, 2011

(Feb. 17, 2012 | CNN) Terror Attack Plot on U.S. Capitol Foiled. Washington D.C. — A 29-year-old man from Morocco was arrested Friday and charged with attempting to bomb the U.S. Capitol building in a suicide attack, authorities said. Suspect Amine El Khalifi made an initial appearance in court and, if convicted, faces a maximum penalty of life in prison, according to the Justice Department.

He allegedly went to a parking garage near the Capitol on Friday and received what he thought was a vest with explosives and a firearm, both of which had been rendered inoperable by law enforcement. He was arrested before leaving the garage.

“Today’s case underscores the continuing threat we face from homegrown violent extremists,” said Assistant Attorney General for National Security Lisa Monaco. “Thanks to a coordinated law enforcement effort, El Khalifi’s alleged plot was thwarted before anyone was harmed.”

The suspect was charged with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction against government property.

- Predicted on Hay House Radio with host John Holland, December 12, 2011, and on ‘Wings of Love’ January 4, 2012

(2/11/2012 | CBS News) Cyber-Hackers claim hits on CIA, U.N. Web sites — The CIA’s Web site was down this afternoon in what looked like a distributed denial-of-service attack publicized by online activist group Anonymous. With the CIA site inaccessible, the Twitter account for @YourAnonNews tweeted “CIA TANGO DOWN: cia.gov #Anonymous” and included a link to a news story about the outage on Russian site RT.com. Earlier today a hacker or group going by the moniker “Casi” took credit for hacking the Web site of the United Nations. Websites in Mexico and Alabama were also targeted, according to CNN.

- Predicted on Hay House Radio with John Holland December 12, 2011

(AP | January 31,  2012) Ex-L.A. teacher charged with molesting 23 children — Mark Berndt, a 61-year-old elementary school teacher has been charged with molesting 23 children after an investigation by authorities uncovered hundreds of photographs showing victims with their eyes blindfolded and mouths covered with tape, inside a classroom. The victims are identified as 23 boys and girls between the ages of 7 and 10. Also found was a DVD depicting adult sexual “bondage” activity. Investigators are still working to identify 10 of the child victims in the 390 photos uncovered.

- Predicted on Hay House Radio with John Holland, December 12, 2011

(Huffington Post | January 27, 2012) – TEENS ARRESTED IN SCHOOL BOMB PLOT IN UTAH. Roy, Utah — The two teens had a detailed plot, blueprints of the school and security systems, explosives, hours of flight simulator training on a home computer and a plan to flee the country. Dallin Morgan, 18, and a 16-year-old friend were arrested Wednesday at Roy High School, about 30 miles north of Salt Lake City, after a fellow student reported that she received ominous text messages from one of the suspects.
“We ain’t gonna crash it, we’re just gonna kill and fly our way to a country that won’t send us back to the U.S.,” read another message. One text message noted they sought “revenge on the world.” The suspects say they were inspired by the deadly 1999 Columbine High School shootings in Littleton, Colo., and the younger suspect even visited the school last month to interview the principal about the shootings and security measures.
 
- Predicted on ‘Wings of Love’ with Allie Cheslick January 4, 2012

(January 23, 2012 | ABC News) Colorado Man Arrested in Chicago on Terrorism Charges. — The FBI has arrested a refugee from Uzbekistan at Chicago’s O’Hare airport on terrorism charges after he was accused of planning to travel overseas to fight on behalf of a terrorist group. Jamshid Muhtorov, 35, of Aurora, Colo., who also goes by several other names, was arrested Saturday by members of the FBI’s Denver and Chicago Joint Terrorism Task Forces, the FBI said. Muhtorov was indicted on a charge of providing and attempting to provide material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization, the FBI said. The group named is the Islamic Jihad Union.

- Predicted on Hay House Radio December, 2011 and on ‘Wings of Love’ Radio January 4, 2012

(January 21, 2012 2:31 PM | AP)  MEXICO CITY — A magnitude-6.2 earthquake that hit off the coast of the southern Mexican state of Chiapas on Saturday shook as far away as El Salvador but brought no immediate reports of damage or injuries. The quake hit Mexico at 12:47 p.m. 
 
Predicted on Hay House Radio with John Holland, December, 2011 and Wings of Love with Allie Cheslick, January 4, 2012

(January 9, 2012 | AP ) St. Petersburg, Fla. — Islamic extremist arrested by feds in Florida bomb plot — A 25-year-old man from Kosovo, Yugoslavia was charged with a plot to attack crowded locations in the Tampa area, including night clubs, with a car bomb, assault rifle and other explosives, federal authorities said Monday. The U.S. Department of Justice announced the arrest of Sami Osmakac, a naturalized U.S. citizen who was born in the former Yugoslavia. He has been charged with one count of attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction. FBI agents arrested Osmakac on Saturday after he allegedly bought explosive devices and firearms from an undercover agent.

- Predicted on Hay House Radio “Spirit Connections” with John Holland December 12, 2011 and also on “Wings of Love” (Achieve Radio) January 4, 2012

(January 6, 2012 | AP) WASHINGTON  — A burst of hiring in December pushed the unemployment rate to its lowest level in nearly three years, giving the economy a boost at the end of 2011. The Labor Department said Friday that employers added 200,000 jobs last month and the unemployment rate fell to 8.5 percent, the lowest since February 2009. The rate has dropped for four straight months.  The hiring gains cap a six-month stretch in which the economy generated 100,000 jobs or more in each month. That hasn’t happened since April 2006.

- Predicted on “Wings of Love” with Allie Cheslick, November 2010