World War Two
Another tragic causality of the Untouchable Prophecy was the country of Ethiopia. The League of Nations would have listened to Ethiopia’s Emperor Haile Selassie address if the Allies and Benito Mussolini hadn’t made a secret promise. The Allies said that they would let Mussolini take over Ethiopia if he would get the Untouchable Prophecy from the Swiss. Afterward Mussolini took over Ethiopia but failed to fulfill his promise. He never got the Untouchable Prophecy nor was able to disclose its contents to the world. The Allies then launched an assault against the Italian as Switzerland sold the Untouchable Prophecy behind the Allies’ backs.
It’s not exactly clear who the Swiss sold the Untouchable Prophecy of Nostradamus to. It disappeared for some time. General Eisenhower, future president o of the United States, received word that the Untouchable Prophecy was missing. He and His advisors organized D-Day, hoping that the Untouchable Prophecy had found its way to France. They feared that the Germans had gotten the Untouchable Prophecy again and that they had hid it away but luckily for the allies the Swiss hadn’t sold it to the French. Unfortunately, no one, including the Swiss, knew who had obtained the prophecy. All the Swiss did know was that the people who had bought the Untouchable Prophecy were Slavic.
Because the last known holders of the prophecy were Slavic, Stalin, the dictator of Russia, believed that the Untouchable Prophecy was somewhere in his country. Stalin thought that some one in Leningrad would have it or at least know the contents of the prophecy, because he was crazy. But Stalin turned out to be right. It figures; Stalin, tough he was crazy, had psychic powers. After months of interrogation, someone cracked and told Stalin the contents of the Untouchable Prophecy. Because he was crazy, Stalin held the prisoner for longer. He later told FDR and Churchill the contents of the Untouchable Prophecy at the Yalta Conference.
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