Granted it wasn't my highest probable selection of the three predictions I made for Putin, the prediction I assigned for least probability of the three may have nailed Pet Rock's question of "WHERE'S PUTIN?"
Here's that prediction from yesterday:
A third and final possibility is much involvement at his home. There is a massive line-up of planets in the fourth house, and this may indicate much activity in the home, possibly with children, relatives, or personal affairs. I give this the lowest probability of the three possibilities.
And this is what is reported today that may be going on with where Putin is (I'm not 100% certain its true):
Vladimir Putin’s ‘girlfriend has given birth’
Speculation over the whereabouts of the Russian president continues as Swiss tabloid claims his girlfriend has given birth
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Rumours continued to swirl on Friday over the whereabouts of Vladimir Putin, with one newspaper claiming that the Russian president had fathered a child with his long-term girlfriend.
Citing local residents, Switzerland’s Bick tabloid said on Friday that Mr Putin flew to Switzerland to be with Alina Kabaeva, his rumoured lover, as she went into labour at the private Clinic Sant’Anna near Lugano earlier this week.
The Clinic Sant’Anna specialises in gynaecology and is popular with wealthy Russians, which it advertises its services to on a Russian-language web page.
The reports that Miss Kabaeva, an Olympic-gymnast-turned-parliamentarian, checked into the clinic earlier this week could not be confirmed and the Kremlin last night denied that she had given birth.
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PET ROCK: that's the weird thing I learned about astrology over these years, and why the IRS classifies it as "entertainment." Predictions with astrology usually "rhyme" with actual events predicted. Financial astrologer Bill Meridian (a former VP of Paine Webber Investments) had a lecture once where he talked about a Uranian astrologer who predicted "an explosion on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange." Supposedly, the bar and volume graphs and charts revealed a very bullish formation at the time of the prediction, but what happened was there was an actual explosion on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, and nobody got hurt.
we'll find out tomorrow -putin is supposed to be in st. petersburg tomorrow-meanwhile there is little talk about the assassinated liberal opposition leader Boris Nemtsov and since the dissappearing act putin's popularity has never been higher;
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/wheres-vladimir-putin-russ...
Claims of ill health and fatherhood have been denied, but in his absence, the popularity of Russia's strongman leader (according to pro-Kremlin pollsters) has hit an all-time high
Here's a good one;
Pro-Kremlin Activists Claim Boris Nemtsov Killed by 'American Curators'
https://news.vice.com/article/pro-kremlin-activists-claim-boris-nem...
Meanwhile south of our border;
Mayoral Candidate Is Beheaded in Guerrero Ahead of Mexico's Local Elections Season
https://news.vice.com/article/mayoral-candidate-is-beheaded-in-guer...
PER REUTERS: another rumor has surfaced that he was possibly ill, which hits my highest probability above. I still suspect the guy is tired, and needed a temporary break from the action.
Russia's Putin cancels planned visit to Astana- Kazakh source
ASTANA, March 11 Wed Mar 11, 2015 10:19am GMT
(Reuters) -Russian President Vladimir Putin has cancelled a visit to Moscow's close ally Kazakhstan planned for this week, possibly due to illness, a Kazakh government official said on Wednesday.
"The visit has been cancelled. It looks like he (Putin) has fallen ill," the official told Reuters, requesting anonymity.
The president of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, had also been expected to join Putin and Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev for talks in the Kazakh capital Astana on Friday. It was not clear whether Lukashenko would still make the trip.
A Kremlin spokesman could not be immediately reached for comment, and a spokesman for Lukashenko declined to comment.