'United 93' Passenger Had Premonitions

NewsMax.com ^ | May 2, 2006 | Staff

[Junior_G]

But if I pay for Ice age instead and walk into the 93 theater, then Ice Age profits instead(and Ice Age is a good movie).

You're saying United 93 is a lousy movie to boot?

[Junior_G]

28 how old are you?

You've gotten younger since you gave your age as 29 on the Moussaoui thread.

[beaversmom]

Very interesting. Strange that it was so strong you mentioned it to someone. I know it's hard to do, but can you describe it more?

[Junior_G]

He's definitely a lib troll. God bless the trolls!

[beaversmom]

It's fun to let them infiltrate for a little bit.

[iltc]

29th birthday is on friday

[CherylBower]

How is a premonition ungodly? God sends messages to people all the time. Some listen, some don't. Doesn't mean it's witchcraft or anything.

[CherylBower]

They did not make a movie about WTC, JUST United 93. All the families were contacted.

[iltc]

well in that case, if they don't mention the WTC, then I have no problem with it.

[TheGunny]

Yeah, and that whole "Sands of Iwo Jima" thing....That John Wayne was just a profiteer out for personnal gain!

[JamesP81]

BTW a Baptist is not a Pentecostal.

Uhh, I would know that. I am a baptist. I said someone having a prophecy was a stereotypically pentecostal thing to say.

I am also well aware of what Pentecost is, thank you very much.

[Ditter]

When my son was 14 I had a premonition that he would die young in a car accident. I told him and he laughed at me. He died when he was 18 1/2 in a car accident.

[Star Traveler]

You said -- "Sorry about this but ... hindsight is always 20/20 and additional attention is always welcomed when remembering loved ones. This is someone embellishing the hero."

Either this happened as they described it -- or it didn't. If it did not, then you would be calling them liars -- because that's what they said they did.

If someone says to me that this is what they did, and I have no compelling reason to disbelieve it -- then I'm going to take them at their word. It does not seem to be a very big problem to take them at their word.

Or -- are you in possession of *direct information* about them -- which contradicts their story -- and are, therefore, calling them liars?

Regards,
Star Traveler

[MamaLucci]

From 09/27/02- 911 "Let's Roll" Hero Knew He Would Die Young

[TXBubba]

I believe there could be something to this story. I think some people have had premonitions.

I had one about my best friend dying. I had it just a couple of weeks before she died suddenly and unexpectedly. Told my husband about it the morning after I had the dream. After she died he asked me not to tell him if I have any dreams about him dying. I think one way to know if it is true is if there is some record of the premonition before hand...like a journal.

[manwiththehands]

:-) The "premonition" could have been my date, too. She turned out to be as much of a nightmare as 9/11.

[manwiththehands]

See post 116. :-)

[freema]

I can relate. I've been cleaning a garage that looks as if it was slammed by an IED and I'm having a premonition that there could be casualties before I give an all clear : )

[eastforker]

This story came out shortly after 9/11, was widely reported.

[nmh]

"This story came out shortly after 9/11, was widely reported."

Never heard about it and I'm fairly on top of the news.

As I've said repeatedly, hindsight is always 20/20. People do NOT predict their own demise. That timing belongs to God.

If people want to believe that you can predict the future etc.. then by all means believe. I know as a Christian, sorcery is off limits, at least that is what the Bible states. I know, most people don't care about that when they prefer to be influenced by someone else.