Summary
Phil provides a dense collection of historical time count observations explaining why January 2020 was expected to be volatile. He covers US/Iran embassy (40-year anniversary), Vietnam War end (45 years), Iraq/Saudi state founding (90-year anniversaries in 2021-22), Kuwait invasion (30 years), Australian bushfires (80/82-year cycle), and natural disaster patterns. He links these to a 360-week count pointing toward an extreme in 2026/27.
Key Claims
- January 2020 was expected volatile due to 20 and 60-year repeats driving markets higher. — confidence: high
- Multiple war cycle anniversaries converge on 2021-22 (Iraq/Saudi 90 years, Israel 72 years). — confidence: high
- 2026/27 is flagged as an extreme period based on 360-week counts from recent climate/disaster events. — confidence: high
- Trump’s Jan 3 missile strike in Iran coincided with the midpoint between solar and lunar eclipses. — confidence: medium
- Clinton similarly launched airstrikes during his 1998 impeachment (cycle parallel). — confidence: high
- A great Mississippi flood is expected around the 2026/27 period. — confidence: medium