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JFK’s assassination is finally solved . . . Atlantis rises from the sea . . . Israel nukes Iraq . . . Baptist preacher teaches millions to walk through walls . . . and much, much more

THE DISCOVERY of 99 electrifying prophecies in an old snuff tin that survived the terror attack on the World Trade Centers has stunned researchers who say the predictions are among the boldest legendary psychic Edgar Cayce ever put on paper.

And in a remarkable addendum to the prognostications, Cayce – who died in 1945 – had the foresight to include a handy “pocket list” of remedies for illnesses that have gripped America in the wake of 9/11, including anxiety, insomnia, fatigue and, for cops and firefighters involved in the Twin Towers’ cleanup, coughs and breathing difficulties.

“These predictions will not only amaze you, they have the power to change your life,” Dr. Amanda Fulbrin – who teamed with five other Cayce experts to authenticate the handwritten, 22-page document after its discovery a box of rubble that was recovered from Ground Zero and later stored in the basement of the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C. – told me exclusively.

“They address an unprecedented array of themes and topics that will impact each and every one of us, from medical advancements and technological breakthroughs to space aliens, Atlantis, the pyramids, cataclysmic weather and religious events both small and large.

“They also warn of dramatic ‘earth changes’ and a polar shift that Cayce says “literally will turn the world upside down, making the south the north, and making the north the south’, not in some distant future, but later this year.”

Fulbrin says Cayce’s “snuff tin” predictions begin with amazingly accurate descriptions of the September 11, 2001 terror attacks on New York and Washington and proceed through “the end of time as we have known it” in the year 2013.

Here, from the Washington, D.C.-based expert and her research team, are the rest of the Cayce prophecies:

“Sun-powered go-go clothes”, as Cayce calls them, revolutionize travel, enabling people to levitate and move about effortlessly “without the need for cars, buses, trains, airplanes and other mechanical conveyances.”

America’s Southwest vanishes into gigantic sinkhole after nuclear weapons tests conducted in secret by Navaho and Pueblo scientists go horribly awry, touching off massive earthquakes that pulverize bedrock that held the region aloft for millions of years.

A nutrient-dense, high-calorie diet that accelerates the growth of unborn babies makes it possible for women to give birth to fully developed infants in nine weeks instead of nine months, making it easier for busy working women to have, in Cayce’s words, “children and lots of them.”

Japanese scientists make a crude but working time machine and send several lab rats into the future, fueling fears they will try to send a man back in time and alter the course of World War 2. Those fears “are not unfounded,” Cayce warns.

“Evil foreigners from the middle lands,” as Cayce calls them, kill two million people in a wave of nerve-gas attacks on New York, Chicago and, inexplicably, tiny Hamlet, N.C. But their deeds are undone when angels appear in the skies above all three cities – and bring the dead back to life.

Russian scientists intercept a radio message from an extraterrestrial civilization that amazingly offers to help dolphins destroy mankind – but here, in Cayce’s words, is “the clincher”: Somebody – or some thing – radios back, taking them up on the offer.

America’s first communist president is shot and killed in the Oval Office just weeks after his inauguration in 2009, not by an assassin, but by a grandchild playing with a gun.

The mysterious Face on Mars transmits a TV signal warning “the people of earth” to expect a space alien invasion in the year 2008 – forcing officials to admit for the first time that mankind is not alone in the universe.

A Baptist preacher who can walk through walls by altering his atomic structure at will teaches millions of ordinary people a simple form of prayer that enables them to do the same.

The discovery of an ancient chant that keeps people young and vibrant is considered a godsend until Bible scholars uncover evidence to suggest that the chant is satanic – and condemns those who use it to an eternity in Hell.

The Lost Continent of Atlantis rises from the Atlantic Ocean with clear evidence that an advanced civilization once thrived on the surprisingly small, Bermuda-sized island. In addition to hundreds of geodesic-dome dwellings of the type that are still advertised in magazines like Popular Mechanics and Mother Earth News, researchers find a fleet of saucer-shaped, magnet-powered UFOs parked on what appears to be an ancient airfield.

Researchers investigating the disappearance of the Great Pyramid of Cheops stumble on a portal that leads into a parallel universe where each of us lives a life opposite of the one we live in this world. “The poor are rich. The sad are happy. The weak are powerful. The sick are healthy,” Cayce says.

The appearance of genetically superior, bulb-headed, “super-humans” in the South American rain forest “renders ordinary homo sapiens as obsolete as cave men,” says Cayce, noting that “the highly evolved savages will have IQs in the 190 range and be able to move objects just by looking at them.”

“American claims to have sent men to the moon,” says Cayce, “will be disproved as a hoax after Chinese astronauts land on the lunar surface and find no evidence to show that the United States made it there first.”

Rival drug companies simultaneously discover a cure for all cancers, touching off an ugly court battle that keeps the pills off the market while innocent patients die. The battle doesn’t end until, as Cayce puts it, “a healer-boy in the City of Brotherly Love (Philadelphia)” demonstrates that regular doses of a tea made from two lawn pests – red clover and dandelion – are equally effective, and free.

Explorers capture a bigfoot mother and her baby living with a Stone Age family in the Pacific Northwest, proving once and for all that the creatures, far from being mythical, really do roam the earth.

An old briefcase found in a Washington cemetery provides investigators with shocking new evidence about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy – Cayce calls him “the Camelot president” – altering the course of American history forever.

Stunning new photographs of the Titanic’s rusting hull suggest the “unsinkable” ocean liner didn’t strike an iceberg after all: It was torpedoed repeatedly – and possibly even bombed from the air.

The discovery of a cure for AIDS – Cayce calls it “the sex illness” – flings open the door for an explosion of illicit sex unlike anything seen since the Summer of Love in 1967.

Human “hybrids” created in the late 1980s by splicing the genes of insects and animals with those of humans reach puberty – and begin to interbreed with normal people, threatening the future of mankind.

Reincarnation is proved beyond the shadow of doubt when Presidents George Washington and Abraham Lincoln are reborn – with the ability to speak – on the same day in a Virginia hospital. Even skeptics admit something strange is happening, predicts Cayce, “as the wise and learned infants answer pointed questions about their previous lives in great detail.”

Christianity is outlawed in Asia and Europe and parts of the United States. “Christians themselves are tattooed and refused public services,” says Cayce, “including the right to buy and sell food and other property.”

Unrelenting and extreme weather threatens to destroy the United States. “A heat and storm wave beginning in spring of 2008 will not go away,” says Cayce. “The severe weather leads to social unrest and a Second Great Depression, only this one will be worse than the first.”

Continental drift accelerates, pushing North America and Europe so close together that the North Atlantic Ocean becomes little more than a river – while the Pacific Ocean almost doubles in size. California and Florida don’t make the trip, says Cayce, adding: “The United States breaks into three distinct land masses. Where is Florida? Where is California? They are gone.”

The shifting of earth’s poles turns the world upside down, “making,” in Cayce’s words, “the south the north, and making the north the south’ in the year 2010.”

Four “men” claim to be Jesus Christ and demonstrate amazing powers – including the ability to vanish and re-appear at will – to prove it.

Angel and demon sightings reach an unprecedented historical high, and millions of Christians commit suicide rather than live in a world that they consider Satanic.

Israel launches a nuclear warhead in a limited but nightmarish skirmish with Iraq. Jerusalem takes the worst hit, with 200,000 feared dead after two Iraqi missiles loaded with poison gas strike the heart of the city.

A world leader is shot to death while visiting the Jefferson Memorial during a visit to Washington. Hundreds of individuals and groups claim credit – including the Church of Satan.

Intelligent life forms from at least two and possibly three extraterrestrial civilizations “go public” in a worldwide television newscast. Although they claim to be benevolent, says Cayce, “they are not.”

Not one but 120 deadly and disfiguring new viruses are identified as they break out of the jungles of Africa and spread unstoppably throughout the world.

Rumors that Christ has returned to Earth take a back seat to news that Nazi Madman Adolf Hitler has, in fact, risen from the dead – and is back on Earth, “spreading,” says Cayce, “hate and venom in the unholy names of Satan and the Antichrist.”

Six thousand Christians are lifted directly into Heaven – alive – in the fulfillment of Bible prophecy. The number stuns both rank-and-file church members and leaders, most of whom expected millions to be saved in “the Rapture.”

What happened to Venus is anybody’s guess as it vanishes from the sky – never to be seen again.

The hole in earth’s ozone layer quadruples in size, exposing virtually the entire Southern Hemisphere to lethal levels of ultraviolet radiation and sparking the northward migration of more than two billion people.

The United Nations seeks to create a one-world government to restore order and save what’s left of world civilization as early, says Cayce, as 2011.

Christ is simultaneously spotted in the sky over small towns the world over as hundreds of millions of men, women and children rise up out of their graves, whole and happy again. Just days later, the earth opens in the vicinity of what is now Atlanta, exposing the fires of Hell and releasing the screams of the damned.

In his most sweeping prediction of all, Cayce advises mankind “to prepare for the changes to come in 2013, when time as we have known it stops, and for the righteous, eternity and perfection begin.”