Who is Baba Vanga and what are her predictions for 2022?… – The Irish Sun

THE prophecies of a blind woman from Bulgaria have been used by conspiracy theorists as proof she was able to predict the future.

Baba Vanga's claims have been linked to events such as the September 11 attacks and the Syrian chemical attacks. Here is all you need to know.

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Baba Vanga, born Vangelia Pandeva Dimitrova, was raised in Strumica, a village located at the foot of a volcanic mountain range in what was then the Ottoman Empire.

She passed away in 1996, aged 85, and was dubbed the Nostradamus from the Balkans."

Baba led an ordinary life up until the age of 12, when she mysteriously lost her eyesight during a massive storm described as a freak tornado.

The youngster is said to have been flung into the air and then thrown to the ground by a powerful gust of wind.

Her family reportedly found her close to death several days later while her eyes were injured and sealed shut, encrusted with a thick layer of dust and dirt.

Vanga later said that she had experienced her first vision during the days she was missing and believed she had been instilled with the ability to heal people and predict the future.

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Baba Vanga's predictions, including those listed below, were said to have an 85 percent success rate.

The Mirror reported Vanga's predictions for the year ahead.

As 2021 contained a multitude of major events such as the second year of the coronavirus pandemic, the US insurrection, and more - it appears 2022 will bring much more drama according to Baba Vanga.

The following are her predictions for the coming year according to the Mirror:

Although Vanga passed away 25 years ago many people still believe her predictions have some truth to them.

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