Vine was spiritually guided to place world and Australian predictions online to help people understand the extreme earth changes due to human ignorance, greed and corruption. Since 2010 Vine has been a spiritual voice for the changes necessary to bring about a reduction of the devasting environmental and social effects of climate change.


Australian Politics

Julia Gillard - Steely determination to get things done

Australian politics is going to be a political ball game. Julia Gillard is standing strong and let anyone try to play manipulative games to get stronger headway... because Julia Gillard isn't going to lie down.

Julia Gillard, the first Australian woman Prime Minister isn't going to be taking any chances with discourse in the ranks. The real Julia Gillard is definitely going to stand up. Anyone who tries to get in her way had better watch out.

Julia is sick to death of people undermining her and there is a deep solar plexus energy emerging that will have her stepping into her own in the coming months.

She's not going to play games with the media, or the coalition opposition and she'll be pulling no punches when it comes to showing she's got what it takes. I'm being shown that Julia Gillard has had enough of everyone measuring her by the way she speaks, her dress sense and overall demeanour.

I see her making really strong policy decisions on climate, mining taxes and having a no-nonsense approach with the bullyboys in the corporate industry.

There will be no more Miss Nice Lady, more of a strong steely determination to get things done, signed and moved on.

Tony Abbott, the Australian Opposition party leader seems to be treading water in the next month

There isn't the same level of confidence oozing from Tony. Probably because there are some people in his party watching his every move and making him feel uncomfortable. He has to watch his step. Any sense of him failing to engage constituents will be his downfall.

He will get a few slogans heard but overall it's not a good month for our Tony.

The Greens – Bob Brown

Bob is counting down the days until the Senate change in July.

In the meantime he is comfortable answering media inquiries and negotiating the Green Renewable policies with the Australian government. There are a few nagging things to be ironed out, but this is no budge energy and especially when it comes to the environment.


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UPDATE - 30th March 2021: Julia Gillard Prediction

Julia Gillard's Misogyny Speech

"Powerful Steely Determination" - Finally Resonating in 2021

Vine certainly got this prediction spot on!

In 2011 Vine predicted "...Julia Gillard has had enough of everyone measuring her by the way she speaks, her dress sense and overall demeanour ...she'll be pulling no punches when it comes to showing she's got what it takes".

A year later in 2012, Gillard delivered her powerful "misogyny speech", which is now strongly resonating in 2021.

Watch: Julia Gillard's Misogyny Speech

In 2021, the whole country is screaming #EnoughIsEnough to the recent ‘allegations’ of sexist, misogynist behaviour in a Government culture that is still "excluding women".

Divine Feminine Energy

Vine Predicted Divine Feminine Energy in the World

At the beginning of 2016 Vine predicted that the Divine Feminine cosmic energy would come into our world and begin to influence events.

Vine wrote: "The Divine Feminine energy is the Spiritual Voice that needs to be heard and will make a difference by scraping away the old ways of our world."

Although Julia Gillard's misogyny speech made headlines around the world in 2012, nothing much changed back then. In fact, the person Gillard's comments were directed at, Tony Abbott, eventually defeated Julia Gillard and became Prime Minister.

It wasn't until after the 2016 Divine Feminine Energy predicted by Vine, had entered the world, that the #MeToo movement took hold and the steely determination (as expressed by Julia Gillard in 2011), has finally begun to move things in 2021.


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UPDATE - Julia Gillard Prediction: 27th July 2014

Vine's prediction for Julia Gillard proved 100% correct time after time during her last 2 and a half years as Australia's first woman Prime Minister. She was Prime Minister from 24th June 2010 - 27th June 2013, and for all of that time she faced an extremely belligerent Opposition with bitterly hostile and verbose attacks from the main streeam media which had aligned itself with her opposition.

Steely Determination to Get things Done...

So strong and virulent were the attacks on Julia Gillard, it is a wonder she got anything done at all. To the contrary however, and just as Vine predicted, the real Julia Gillard stood up and fought. She made strong policy decisions on Climate and Mining Tax issues, and had a no-nonsense approach with the bullyboys just as Vine Predicted. (see Misogyny Speech above).

As predicted, Julia Gillard needed a Steely determination to get things done. Her list of achievements in one term of Government is impressive...

Dealing with National Disasters

The prediction begins just as the economic effects of Cyclone Yasi (3/2/11), Cyclone Carlos (16/2/11), and the devastating Australian floods throughout the summer of 2010/11 began to take affect (Brisbane floods, Queensland floods, NSW floods, Victorian floods, Western Australia floods). These natural disasters contributed to a staggering 1.2% economic slump for the March quarter. But the next economic quarter for June 2011 bounced back to a figure of 1.2% growth.

National Broadband Network

Dealing with a hung parliament and difficult Senate, Julia Gillard passed key legislation for the National Broadband Network (NBN) (26/3/11).

Clean Energy Bills

In November 2011, the Gillard government's Clean Energy bills were passed by the Senate. Under the legislation, polluting industries were made to pay $23 per tonne of carbon emissions from 1 July 2012. Households were compensated for the extra costs through tax cuts and increased benefits.

Cigarette Plain Packaging Laws

Also in November 2011, Julia Gillard's government passed the Plain Packaging laws for cigarettes. Australia was the first country to introduce plain packaging laws.

Mining Tax

Her government then successfully navigated the of the controversial mining tax legislation through the Senate (19/3/12). When that happened, Julia Gillard tweeted: 'Finally, all Australians will get a fair share of the mining boom'.

Royal Commission into Child Sexual Abuse

On 12 November 2012, Gillard announced the creation of a national royal commission into institutional responses to child sexual abuse. The commission's scope included religious organisations, state care providers and not-for-profit bodies, as well as the responses of child service agencies and the police to allegations and instances of abuse.

National Disability Insurance Scheme

Legislation to set up the government's National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) passed the House of Representatives and the Senate in March 2013. The NDIS aims to shift funding for disability away from welfare to a system based on social insurance, with all taxpayers contributing. The government announced in May 2013 an increase in the Medicare levy from 1.5 to 2 per cent to help fund the Disability Care scheme.

Apology to Victims of Forced Adoption

On 21 March 2013, Prime Minister Gillard delivered a national apology to victims of forced adoption practices that were in place in Australia from the late 1950s to the 1970s.

Education Reform

On 26 June 2013, The Gillard government education reform legislation (Gonski reforms) was passed by the Senate on 26/6/13. It was Julia Gillard's last day as Prime Minister. The Education Reforms provided for 'needs-based' funding, with a benchmarked funding for every student, and additional funding for disadvantaged students.

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UPDATE: 27th July 2014

Tony Abbott Slogans Back-Fire

Vine predicted that during March 2011, Tony Abbott would have to "watch his step". Vine predicted: "He will get a few slogans heard but overall it's not a good month for our Tony."

In March 2011 Tony Abbott certainly got his slogans heard, but he probably wished he hadn't.

He had made a speech at a rally against the carbon tax, standing in front of signs that read, "Juliar: Bob Browns Bitch" and Ditch the Witch.

Much later Julia Gillard said, "If I was the first indigenous prime minister, and (Tony) Abbott had gone out and stood next to a sign that said, 'Ditch the black bastard', I reckon that would be the end of a political career. And it's not less because it's gender. But it's been treated as less."

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