Uri Geller guesses Criss Angel's $1,000,000 challenge

Criss Angel challenged Uri Geller $1,000,000.00 on the finale of NBC's nationally televised "Phenomonon" to tell Angel what was in a sealed envelope and then quickly cut Geller off when he appeared to intuitively begin zoning in on it's content. What was in the sealed envelope were the numbers 911. When Criss Angel asked Geller what was in the envelope Geller for some reason began rattling of dates that unknown to Geller were zoning in on the contents. Uri said Angel was born on the 19th, just 1 day prior to Geller's birthday. He then said that he had bent his 1st spoon when Angel was 1 (years old.) A nervous Angel, knowing what was in the envelope quickly cut him off, and diverted attention by quickly opening the envelope.
(Dick Brooks of the Houdini Museum)

Notice how Geller immediately knew the mystery was a date, whereas it could have been a drawing, poem, or other inscription.


Criss was also wrong when he said if a psychic could have predicted 911, it may have been prevented. It was predicted, as the shocking links below clearly prove:

http://www.fpp.co.uk/online/01/11/WTC_OdigoWarning2.html

http://www.themodernreligion.com/terror/wtc-sms.html

http://www.newsfactor.com/perl/story/13820.html

Every psychic in the world had a premontion about it, but the US government just would not listen. Someone should set Criss and others straight on the matter because they are misinformed and therefore biased.

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