Question: Swine Flu-outbreak. Will it become a very bad threat for the world? What will happen?

God Answer: It’s not going to become as bad as people fear.  Of course several people have already been exposed and so they’ll take it where they are (in different locations) and it will spread there in a limited fashion. However it is not going to get as “big” as they fear, the CDC etc… It’s not going to make or break us in this country (the U.S.) nor prove as big a threat as they have once thought. So even though it is new it is not going to wreak as much havoc as the CDC would think it could, especially here in the U.S.

In Mexico there is a lower resistance overall to the new strain in part because of the economic strain & stress felt there as well as the overall greater exposure to the virus. It’s not an easy lifestyle for many Mexicans and poverty and strain  has been part of daily life for many people there. Poverty & stress can wear down the immune system over a period of time.Take the unemployment rate in the U.S. for young people and times it by 9 and there you have the added stress build up and immune lowering issue going on there. People are stressed out there (in Mexico) to the max.  Now that the U.S. recession has hit, it only makes things worse for those “down under” us, namely the Mexicans. And again, people in Mexico are more exposed to this virus in their homeland.

Unfortunately for Mexicans, things will get worse there before they get better but help is on the way and other countries now are sending support & expertise.Which is very important.

The earth is much more interdependent and intertwined; we have to support each other.

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Obama/McCain Presidential election prediction by Soul whisperer:
See Obama smiling, elsewhere tired McCain defeated and worn out

Clear and simple, he wins it this time around….that is- Obama of course.

It is time for a change in this country and he’s it, the advocate of change and improvements for all Americans, black and white, Asian and Hispanic and all races everywhere. The time is coming when we will no longer judge a man according to the color of his skin-sound familiar? We’re turning a corner with this election. God be smiling at the changes and “growing up” of America. At long last, we’re maturing as countrymen and women.

A look at closely contested states as of Monday November 3rd at 5:15 PM Arizona time:

Indiana -Obama takes it, Virginia- leans Obama barely but Obama does take it , Florida- Obama, Pennsylvania-Obama, Ohio-Obama though McCain is making it closer, Nevada-Obama, North Carolina-McCain just barely, Missouri-Obama, Arizona-McCain but barely, North Dakota Obama , Montanta, McCain

In the strongly contested states, those states which have been too close to call (but we do-see above) religious views do take priority and yet people are still hurting enough to realize a change is necessary even though many voters in these states would rather not vote for a black president, McCain hasn’t stood out in his policies from Bush as much as he has needed to, in order to strengthen his ticket.

All said and done, McCain did not convince the American people that he was the harbinger of change, whereby Obama has brought forth that idea strongly, confidently and adhering to it, the theme of real change, consistently throughout his campaign. People trust Barack Obama more to ‘deliver’ on the goods he’s promised and so they will vote for a change.

Thank God it’s coming to an end here with tomorrow being Election Day, the end day drawing near. When the final election numbers arrive, Barack Obama will have something to smile about and McCain will go to bed depressed and alone, undone. The dawn of a new day is upon us.

Any surprises?

Well yes, Indiana and Virginia (Virgina in particular will be a surprise) have been known to be Republican voting before-will end up in Obama’s hands-that will be a unique surprise to the country. As well as Colorado, Utah, Missouri and North Dakota going to Obama. People are tired of the old politics and old landscape and want something new and better for this country. New leadership people feel is badly needed.

A polling booth in a smaller town in Ohio will go down and create some ‘intrigue’ as to whether it was deliberate or not but by and large things will go fairly smoothly on voting day at the voting centers considering the vast numbers of people voting that day.

Though more young voters and first timers than ever will show up for a general election, by and large the youngest voters won’t be showing up relative to their interests-they can get sidetracked and easily distracted in this day of new technologies. So though larger than ever (in terms of the total average of the young group voting this election) of young people will vote, it won’t be as strong a showing as either candidate had hoped. It won’t help Obama’s plight as much as the nationwide public who generally get up and ‘do vote’ on Election Day. Showing up is key and the young voters have less experience with that idea; following through on Election Day. The youth vote then will be a factor but not the strongest factor of all in this election.

By and large that will fall upon mainstream women and men who do vote.

A significant number of women voters will vote for Obama helping him greatly and the majority of working class people and white collar workers will vote for Obama too.

It’s time for a change they will be saying through their vote on Election Day.

Posted at 5:30 PM November 3rd, in Arizona

“Googling God” is a spiritual perspective given by Soul Whisperer, who is gifted and has the ability to tune into the Universal Intelligence and the Mind of God.

Maine Caucus:

This one goes to Obama.

It’s not going to be that close either because Obama is gaining momentum in the general view and people like a winner. Obama is seen as more charismatic and capable of bringing forward change, most people think. They like that about him.

This prediction was posted at 4:10 p.m from Arizona, though Word press officially lists it as being posted 7 hours later. This prediction was posted well before results were out or tabulated in Maine.

Hilary is not going to do very well in the state of Washington, in this primary. She’s very much isolated herself from being here or caring about the people here, so far. Obama has far more of a grass roots organization gaining good steam here and in the smaller states. Expect people to ‘care’ (be motivated)who vote for him and ‘not to care’ so much (the ones) who think they’ll vote for her. (On a rainy and overcast day that could make a difference). There is more of a liking for Obama here in Washington.

Lousiana will also go to Obama and not Hilary, (though in fact, Hilary has some support there).

Nebraska will fall to Obama too (though voters are somewhat more confused, divided here.)

Republicans:

McCain wins Kansas to nobody’s great surprise but Mike Huckabee does pretty well here too, better than expected. McCain also wins in Washington and Louisiana.

Note: We’re doing this prediction for Feb. 9th result, in the early morning hours and posting this at 3:37 am, Feb. 9, 2008 in AZ. Please note this does not favor one being in one’s top form for this prediction as sleep is calling. Still we will post this, for those who are looking to googlinggod for primary insight & understanding. The post time shows this as recorded by/at word press at 10:37 a.m. -nearly 7 hours forward (7 hours later) from our 3:37 Arizona time when we originally posted this prediction.

“Googling God” is a spiritual perspective given by Soul Whisperer, who is gifted and has the ability to tune into the Universal Intelligence and the Mind of God.

Florida Primary Prediction

The primary in Florida is quite interesting. Nobody expected Giuliani even weeks ago, to do so poorly here being that he stems from New York and has gone to great lengths to campaign here.

Still McCain is the favorite and Romney a close second. If only they could learn to prepare for the ‘next round’, one of them could actually take the lead decisively by Super Tuesday. McCain takes first in Florida today with Romney a close second. Giuliani trailing somewhere miles back; not close at all.

Obama leads in S. Carolina and ends up winning but it hasn’t been an easy choice as people can become swayed by many factors. Obama will still lead here and win though it’s been a tough thing to figure out for some people who are voting in this primary.

Edwards still doesn’t have enough support to help him here in S. Carolina though his popularity is starting to grow amongst Southerners, particularly near his home state.

Hilary will continue to become ‘race card’ oriented in terms of saying that Obama is gifted, yet, but….. but, but, but…, implying he can’t really win nor should people think that he could lead like she would be able to with her ‘proven’ experience in the White House, etc… But Obama will work on her too, calling on corruption of the past and Hilary being ‘too close to politics as usual’ to really bring any real change into the future.

The fighting will continue up to ‘Super Tuesday’ and build in momentum the week before. Edwards will step aside after super Tuesday, realizing he has done his part, to give voters a real chance to support him.

Answered today & posted at 12:21 P.M in Arizona (though the post time with Word Press is showing 7:21 pm)

Looking at the Democrats:

Hilary wins Nevada mainly because people think she’s more ‘electable’ as a Democratic candidate, not so much that they really like her, but she appears more “votable” they think than is Obama, who is a maverick and first comer to the White House. They’re unsure that in the end, Obama could win and that’s why many are really voting for Hilary now.

Undeground logic in people’s minds: People don’t want the Republicans to take the White house again -they would rather vote for someone who they think would win. Rather than giving Obama a good chance then to show his true creditability, they’re concerned and looking at the future and down the road when the Republicans face off with one Democrat in the end vote for President… Therefore Hilary seems a safer bet, even if they ‘like’ Obama better in his overall style and approach.

Hilary wins as Obama comes close second and Edwards third.

We see him taking Michigan, his hometown state…but just barely. John McCain is picking up steam here; mainly because he’s not being ‘the typical’ Politician; he’s telling people the truth as he sees it. No, the same old jobs won’t return here but we can create new jobs, through use of new science and technologies and new training.

Romney has also been talking a lot about ‘job creation’ through new and advanced technologies and has been actually more clear about how that would be which helps him.

As days go by here more and more here in Michigan are listening to McCain’s strong voice, though Romney is their old favorite and by and large, many want to support him. But McCain is gaining steam and it won’t be long before he’ll overtake the country…. at least to a point in time.

Huckabee is also gaining some people’s trust and respect but it won’t be enough to boost him to 2nd.

People want change here and trust (an insider- Romney) to help them the most and look after their own interests the most (more than any other candidate). Thus Mitt Romney will get the main vote, with McCain following very close behind, followed by a third, Huckabee.

The Democratic and Independent vote will mainly go to Hilary although a few will jump over to McCain, a few to Huckabee, etc… But mainly they will go towards Hilary as having less potential to ‘fail them’ than the old Republican reign.

Romney squeezes by here, just barely, thankfully as he sees it.

“Googling God” is a spiritual perspective given by Soul Whisperer, who is gifted and has the ability to tune into the Universal Intelligence and the Mind of God.

New Hampshire Primaries Update January 7, 2008

The independents in New Hampshire are basically going to split down the middle, half going to McCain, half to Obama, though a few independents will go elsewhere. But by and large the independents will split 50/50 to both Obama and McCain. Hilary won’t get as much out of the Independents as she was hoping for; not as many of their votes as she needs.

Obama: It’s going to be easier for Obama to win this one in New Hampshire now after the last debate. It didn’t look good for Hilary-that last New Hampshire debate made her look desperate and somewhat cruel, cool and disingenuous in the public’s eyes. However, she still has her supporters and ‘base’ but the rest of the country is not impressed with her and feels that she isn’t as warm or genuine as Obama. Obama, who may not be perfect or as skilled in all things but people trust him overall to be more thoughtful and caring about things that are important to them and more approachable.

Hilary: Hilary is a hard worker and believes in ‘getting it done’ but she just doesn’t ‘feel’ the American people who are struggling to believe in politics and politicians again. There is a disconnect between her agenda and people feeling a need to connect with a person, with a real human being that is on their level and who is clear enough to reach them. She’s not able to reach people, though she works very hard at it.

People feel a distance from politics and their ambassadors these days. They feel estranged a lot of the time. Obama builds a better bridge than most to help heal that fissure and fill in the gap, makes it easier for people for people to trust in their politicians who will represent them, which is in the end all the majority really want; a solid and strong candidate who is not polished and distant from them who will be understanding of their plight and knowledgeable enough to bring in real and lasting solutions addressing the issues. They feel Obama is trustworthy more or less in relation to other politicians they are looking at.

Expect Obama to do well in New Hampshire and come out on top, in first place. Hilary will take 2^nd place, John Edwards a close 3rd.

John Edwards: This primary in New Hampshire is a very interesting time for him; he’s learning that people want someone ‘ignited’ and charismatic, not just polished and good natured as he’s been all along; skilled, good with people in general and polite. People want someone who shows he/she has the power to change things and make real differences in the White House and beyond. But they’re not quite so interested in the lobbyists only; that holds some interest true, but there is a bigger need as seen by most people, in the war on terrorism, job insecurity areas, oil etc.. John is more worried about cleaning out the White House of dirty lobbyists it seems to most men and women looking at him these days.

After the New Hampshire debate, he did show a new side of himself, more powerful, more positive and ‘engaged’. However most people do not trust he would do ‘an all around job’ as much as Obama would do, through and through and across the board in broader areas of ruling as a President. That’s why they would not vote him to be first here in New Hampshire. He is gaining some steam though and expect him to do well overall in the New Hampshire primaries; at least 3^rd.

Republicans

John McCain: He’s very stable for the Republican New Hampshire voters, the ones who want stability; he’s their man. However there are many ‘the undecided’, amongst them independents, who are also looking over their shoulder at Obama and at Hilary Clinton too, because they do want change and not “the same old, same old”. McCain will win the Republican vote and be on top in the primaries here on the Republican side at the end of the day but Romney is also a contender here, though less strong and will follow behind McCain.

Romney: Romny is having difficulty after the Iowa results and caucus there. People were disappointed in him falling behind Huckabee and feel he’s not really ‘empowering himself’ very well or doing the leadership thing that he needs to do, to be a viable and powerful candidate for President. Though he has more supporters here than in Iowa (for sure) he’s not going to beat John McCain here, who is after all ‘the independent’s independent’ candidate, a man after their own hearts; solid, strong, able and non negotiating relative to what he thinks is best and right for the country moving forward. Certain Republicans especially, like that kind of man and Romney is not appearing to be as strong as McCain is to them right now in his characteristics and mannerisms.

Huckabee: Huckabee cannot win here in New Hampshire. He’s not very succinct in communicating a new message that New Hampshire voters (the undecided group) can relate to and coalesce around, feel good about. He doesn’t feel like a leader to New Hampshire people, or someone strong enough to be very tough when the going gets tough. They need a stronger leader than Huckabee, people here think. Romney is second as he shows some toughness (yet less likability) and McCain their top pick in terms of a strong leader personality, someone they feel will be with strength and resolve to get the job done, the changes necessary for Republican interests and viewpoints etc…

Giuliani: People like Giuliani but they don’t think he’s presidential or has it fully together but they like the man. He’s engaging, seems a thinker and to be ‘realistic’ also which they like about him and his ability to communicate the issues is a plus. But they’re not sure he could be ‘tough enough’ if need be, to be a real leader of strength and resolve, if push came to shove and if the country needed it. They worry that he may not be healthy too or ‘what if’ he has a relapse and gets sick again. Somehow they don’t feel he’s very strong (in appearance perhaps) as stocky John McCain who also survived his cancer.

Summary: Among Republicans, expect McCain to take first, Romney second, Huckabee 3^rd with Giuliani following in fourth place here in New Hampshire.