WHEN IRAQ INVADED KUWAIT
On August 2, 1990, Saddam the Insane ordered the Iraqi armed forces to invade Kuwait. It took only a few hours for the Iraqi troops to occupy and take over the tiny oil rich Kuwait kingdom. The stock markets all around the world dropped like a crash. Within just a month, almost every stock market around the world fell at least 20%.
Was this predictable by the stars? We think so. By predictable, we do not mean we could have used Magi Astrology to correctly predict that Iraq would invade Kuwait. But once the invasion took place, we would have known that the result of the invasion would be a dramatic decline of stock prices all around the world. Below is a Multi-Dimensional Magi Astrology Chart of the invasion. In this chart, the geocentric and heliocentric charts are shown side by side.
How could we tell that this invasion would cause devastation to the financial markets worldwide? Because both a Nuclear Clash Aspect and a Heartbreak Clash Aspect was in the sky on that day. These two clashes were certainly highly significant astrological signs, and they obviously meant people around the world would feel the negative impact of the invasion. But we think the most important astrological sign that made this event powerful enough to be truly famous is the Historic Aspect that was formed in the heliocentric sky. If this aspect did not exist, we believe the invasion would not have had enough significance and magnitude to make it famous and important to the financial world, and therefore the results of the invasion would not have been felt worldwide.
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