The Predictor: Why Trump Will Win
of M J Schultz
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'THE PREDICTOR' is a powerful story with insights into Donald Trump's publishing business and how MJ was betrayed. The book will explain about Lamar Burks, incarcerated over 20 years and Jervis Payne, on death row for 32 years scheduled to be executed on December 3rd, 2020, both wrongly convicted and proclaiming they can prove their innocence. MJ Schultz since 1977 has accurately predicted events such as Officer Michael Watts killing someone, that being Arthur McDuffie and upon his acquittal the great Miami riot of 1980 occurred. He accurately predicted Trump in 2006 running for President and elected in2016. If you are a Trump supporter this book is a must to add to your collection. THE PREDICTOR has even projected if Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed that Amy Coney Barrett would probably get the nod and be approved prior to the election.
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- Format Paperback
- Pages 192 pages
- Publisher Indy Pub
- Publication Date October 7th 2020
- First Publication Not informed
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- ISBN 9781087917337
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- Category Other
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