aspformaleheroinjunk wrote:

no i googled didn't know what white tower
so i thought the tower bridge but was hotel

Interesting. First you assume it meant 'Tower Bridge', that was 'attacked'
but after the fact it actually meant a hotel bombing in Egypt.

I'm sorry but what you have there is not a prediction but highly fanciful
and wishful application of postdiction.

If I sound harsh, perhaps you can deflect future criticism by writing
predictions that have a certain level of specificity - places, dates,
nature of the prediction and whatnot. Dreams are obviously vague by
nature, but the more specific you are, the less there is to refute. Don't
embellish, waffle or use weasel words. Be specific. Set a window for your
prediction (e.g. 1 week). Don't shoehorn events to fit the prediction.
Don't delude yourself. Count the misses as well as the hits.

And so on.

I hope you understand that generalized or vague predictions are doubted
for good reason. Certain 'prophets' such as Sollog and Dr Turi make a
living out such vague predictions (e.g. 'bomb in a building', 'terrorism',
'hurricane', 'celebrity death' etc.) which is why they are reviled as the
living jokes they are.

Funny, but Google says you said Tower Bridge, London and not a hotel on
the Red Sea.

So you were correct except in the sense that you said something
completely different.