About the Coming New Order in Farmington

In the town of Farmington, Maine, a new state of affairs
will soon exist which the world has never seen before. This
change will occur on 6-6-06.

Thereafter, there will be no death and no illness (except
the remnants of earlier illnesses which will go away in three
days or less) within the municipal limits of Farmington. Nor
will there be any crime or bad behavior. You will be safe in
Farmington; nothing will harm you here. The rest of the world is
still the way it has been for millennia, so if you go outside the
borders of Farmington you will not be protected in this
particular way, though you will be no worse off than before.

Farmington will, of course, remain as free as any other
American town. You may stay or leave as you choose. Nobody will
try to make you stay or make you leave. Nor will anyone in
Farmington try to keep anyone out. Do whatever God leads you to
do.

There will be public meetings every week or so to discuss
new questions that may come up because of this drastic change in
the nature of Farmington. Anyone may attend them. The first
such meeting will take place on Tuesday, June 6, at 7:30
p.m. in Meetinghouse Park, weather permitting.

There will be an information center for visitors and
newcomers, probably at Thoughtbridge, 1 Bridge St. New
information will also be posted as it becomes available at:
http://www.megalink.net/~klee
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About the Coming New Order in Farmington

In the town of Farmington, Maine, a new state of affairs
will soon exist which the world has never seen before. This
change will occur on 6-6-06.

Thereafter, there will be no death and no illness (except
the remnants of earlier illnesses which will go away in three
days or less) within the municipal limits of Farmington. Nor
will there be any crime or bad behavior. You will be safe in
Farmington; nothing will harm you here. The rest of the world is
still the way it has been for millennia, so if you go outside the
borders of Farmington you will not be protected in this
particular way, though you will be no worse off than before.

Farmington will, of course, remain as free as any other
American town. You may stay or leave as you choose. Nobody will
try to make you stay or make you leave. Nor will anyone in
Farmington try to keep anyone out. Do whatever God leads you to
do.

There will be public meetings every week or so to discuss
new questions that may come up because of this drastic change in
the nature of Farmington. Anyone may attend them. The first
such meeting will take place on Tuesday, June 6, at 7:30
p.m. in Meetinghouse Park, weather permitting.

There will be an information center for visitors and
newcomers, probably at Thoughtbridge, 1 Bridge St. New
information will also be posted as it becomes available at:
http://www.megalink.net/~klee
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F. A. Q.

Q. How long will the new state of affairs in Farmington last?

A. The abolition of death and other evils will last forever.

Q. Will this happen in other parts of the world?

Some day the new order will be worldwide. It is not known when
that day will be. Until that day, Farmington will be the only
place changed.

Q. Won't Farmington become overcrowded and lose its small-town
character that residents love so much?

A. Farmington will never be overcrowded in the way that many
cities are now crowded. The population will increase, but there
is plenty of open space in Farmington to accommodate many more
citizens. If more space is needed this will be accomplished by
annexing another town to Farmington, though this will not be
necessary for the next several years. Also, since people will
live in harmony with one another, the problems that attend
overcrowded places--crime, filth, etc., will never be problems in
Farmington.

Q. What will happen if I leave Farmington? Will old diseases
that I have been healed of here come back?

A. Nothing that has been healed in Farmington will come back.
I.e., if you had cancer, and it goes away, that cancer will not
return when you leave the town. But new diseases can start
outside Farmington as has always been the case.

Q. What will cause this amazing change?

A. God will cause it by his own will.

Q. Why has Farmington been chosen?

A. I do not know.

Q. In your posts you included in the FAQ
Q. Why has Farmington been chosen?
A. I do not know.
while at http://www.megalink.net/~klee/leaflet.html very
similar text reads:
Q. Why has Farmington been chosen?
A. We do not know.
So is this a work of fiction?

The text on the website is part of a novel. "Kathy Lee" writes
"we," perhaps without any very good reason, except that she and
some friends are collaborating in distributing the leaflet. She
is actually the only author of it. When I posted it on various
forums in my own voice there no longer seemed any function for
the "we," so I changed it to an "I".
It must be emphasized that although I am writing a novel about
this I am prophesying a real event. The novel is an exercise of
imagination, about how such a thing might happen and affect people
of various types. The real event of course will not follow the
novel precisely--though if I do a good job those who have read the
story will be a lot better prepared to understand what's going on
when they see the reality.

Q. Why do you believe this prophecy?

A. I believe it because it's what Christ tells me.

Q. And is it important whether or not one believes the prophecy?

A. I think if Christ tells you it's true, you should believe him.

Q. Will death and illness no longer exist in Farmington?

A. Nobody will die in Farmington after 6/6/06. Anyone who is
ill at that time and who remains in Farmington will recover
completely within 3 days (usually less). Any sick or disabled
person who enters Farmington (at *any* time from 6/6/06 on will
similarly recover within 3 days.

Q. Do you mean the area contained within the city limits Farmington,
Maine USA,

A. Yes.

Q. By "Death" do you mean actual, physical death and actual,
physical death of that kind that normally results in a death
certificate,

A. Yes.

Q. Will this change be complete before 11:59 PM EST June 9th, 2006
CE (change to occur on June 6th plus 3 days maximum for any and
all residual illnesses to disappear)

A. Midnight June 6 isn't the starting point. It starts at daybreak
(I think that's around 4:26 a.m.)

Q. Will there be any sickness?

A. Since new people may be coming into Farmington at any time,
there will probably always be a few people in town who just got
there and haven't finished healing yet.

Q. With no recalculations, redefining of terms such as "2006" or any
other departure from what the normal reader understands when he
reads "will occur on June 6, 2006"?

A. Right.

Q. Will this change in any way, shape, or form last for a period of
time that is less than what the normal reader understands when he
reads "The abolition of death and other evils will last forever"?

A. No.

Q. Do you wish at this time to add any of the usual qualifications
that so many other people who have made such predictions often
add after the fact?

A. No (without bothering to list them).

Q. Does your prophecy speak to you as specifically being Jesus'
second coming

A. No--that will be later.

Q. how big is Farmington, anyway?

A. In area, about 57 square miles. In population, about 8000.
The population will increase, of course.

Q. Is the only reason to believe in god dependent upon the
truthfulness of your prophesy?

A. No, but since I have known God for 42 years, and I am sure he
gave me this prophecy, if he did not fulfill it I would be like
someone who had been married for 42 years and was sure they knew
their spouse, and then they find hubby in bed with the mailman.

Q. Is your prophecy a fulfillment of what Paul wrote about to the
Corinthians?
"Brothers, this is what I mean: Flesh and blood cannot inherit
the kingdom of God, and what decays cannot inherit what does not
decay. Let me tell you a secret. Not all of us will die"

A. Paul is right when he says "Not all of us will die." But Paul is
not writing about Farmington in this passage. My prophecy is not in
the Bible. It also does not contradict the Bible.

Q. I have been wondering why people wouldn't stream into Farmington
until they were stacked a hundred deep.

A. Because God tells people in Farmington what to do--and he tells
some of them not to stay there.

Q. Given your ability and willingness to expound on the
upcoming events in Farmington, would you characterize your
message more as an "announcement" or "proclamation" from Christ
than rather than a "prophesy"?

A. I guess you could give it any of those three names.

Q. Do you have a message for your critics?

A. I get plenty of criticism. The reason it doesn't upset me is
that when June 6, 2006 arrives, all those critics will realize
they were wrong.

Q. How certain are you that you have the address right? A web
search suggests that there are Farmington's all over the place.
eg. New Mexico, Michigan, Minnesota, Connecticut, Maine,
Missouri, Arkansas, Iowa, Utah, etc.

A. This question is amusing to me because it's sort of as if
Christ had given me a prophecy about my husband, Larry, and
when I reported it to my meeting someone had asked, how do
you know it isn't about some other Larry?
I know the town of Farmington, Maine, very well, and Christ
knows, when he talks to me about "Farmington," that I understand
he is referring to that little town whose aerial photo is the
background on my computer's monitor.

Q. How certain are you that you have the date right. This
might seem like a silly question but time is if anything an
even more tricky thing than geography. There was a time when
Europe kept time according to both the Julian and Gregorian
calendar resulting in confusion about even the year. And
further any attempt to date things correctly as AD requires a
fudge factor since no one knows which year Jesus was born with
certainty.

A. I doubt there will be any change in the popular or the official
calendar in the U.S.A. in the next 15 months! Christ isn't
playing tricks. He means June 6, 2006, in the way that most
people would take those words.

Q. What is your geographic relationship with Farmington Maine?

A. I live about 500 miles southeast of Farmington.

Q. If you're proven wrong, is this just another "oops" or would
you seriously question your basic assumptions about where
your leadings are coming from?

A. If I'm wrong then I never knew God and have little reason to
believe that there is one. This would go far beyond being "just
another 'oops.'" I would have to question all my thinking. But I
should also point out that I have no general, all-purpose assump-
tions about where my leadings are coming from. Some leadings
are ephemeral things that, if they are mistaken, really would be
just another 'oops.' I wouldn't make a big issue of it. The
Farmington prophecy, on the other hand, has been with me for 8-1/2
years and has survived many an 'oops.' I consider it rock solid.
In the case of the Farmington prophecy, Christ and I have been
exchanging e-mails on the subject for years, and he is pretty
consistent about it.

Q. Has anybody noticed that the date this is to happen has three
sixes - purportedly the number of the antichrist? Any significance
to that?

A. Well, first of all, it has no significance in relation to the
passage in the book of Revelation about "the number of a man,"
which was originally written in Greek numerals (3 different
characters, not a series of 3 sixes). But given how many people
today are superstitious about series of 3 sixes, I think its
significance is simply that God has a great sense of humor.
(For what it's worth, I had no idea of "666" in my head when I
originally published the date--I just meant 6/6/2006 with no
mystical connotations.)

Q. Should we archived your prophecy and await the date specified?

A. You can save yourself the trouble: it will be in the Washington
Post, the New York Times, and every other major newspaper faster
than you can compile statistics. The change in Farmington will be
very obvious.




I have started a new yahoogroup specifically for the discussion
of the Farmington prophecy. (This is not to say that we should
stop discussing it here.) To subscribe to the new yahoogroup
send a blank e-mail to FarmingtonMaine-subscribe@yahoogroups.com.

Licia Kuenning
Friends of Truth/Glenside Friends Meeting/Quaker Heritage Press

http://www.megalink.net/~klee http://www.qhpress.org
klee@megalink.net

About the Coming New Order in Farmington


Q. If you're proven wrong, is this just another "oops" or would
you seriously question your basic assumptions about where
your leadings are coming from?

A. If I'm wrong then I never knew God and have little reason to
believe that there is one. This would go far beyond being "just
another 'oops.'" I would have to question all my thinking. But I
should also point out that I have no general, all-purpose assump-
tions about where my leadings are coming from. Some leadings
are ephemeral things that, if they are mistaken, really would be
just another 'oops.' I wouldn't make a big issue of it. The
Farmington prophecy, on the other hand, has been with me for 8-1/2
years and has survived many an 'oops.' I consider it rock solid.
In the case of the Farmington prophecy, Christ and I have been
exchanging e-mails on the subject for years, and he is pretty
consistent about it.