I think it's easy to cherry pick "predictions" that turn out and ignore the ones that are wrong, that's called selection bias.

"Obama will be the last U.S. president. Insert Donald Trump joke here, if you like. With a little dash of hindsight, many of Vanga's followers believe she predicted that the 44th U.S. president would be African-American. But she also said 44 would be the last president and that he would leave office with the country in economic ruins and conflict erupting between the northern and southern states. Now, I know it was a rough election cycle and there are some very real problems facing these United States, but clear-eyed readers will note that we're still a long way from civil war, Wall Street was quite happy with how 2016 went down and the unemployment rate is as low as it's been in years."

Spudnik: "What do you guys think of Baba Vanga's prediction about the 44th president being an African American?"

OBJECTIVE HARD EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE...

Otherwise, Clean up, Aisle Three. Someone left a dump.

rmfr

Question: What do you guys think of Baba Vanga's prediction about the 44th president being an African American?

Answer: About the same I think of for fortune tellers, palm readers, card readers, empaths, and ghost whisperers. They all have roughly the same ability to "read the future" Or have special insight.

Someone that could truly read the future with high accuracy could easily become the world's first trillionaire. Probably a bunch of people would worship said person as a god. Give me the ability to predict just 7 days into the future and I would be a trillionaire within a few months, (although I realize even now, without such an ability money would be mostly meaningless to me.)

Even a simple minded person that could only read 30 seconds into the future magically, would spend all day at their nearby casinos and scratch ticket vendors until the casino ejected them for winning too much. (Within their right most all casinos, where they can refuse to allow you to play simply because you are winning too much.)

Even the amount of information needed and then processed on which balls pop up in the powerball lottery number picking machine, just a few seconds before the machine ran its operation far exceeds all computational power and data storage available on the entire planet. Let alone predicting which numbers will pop up hours before the drawing when such information would be useful which is many many orders of magnitude higher in data and computational requirements.

"Another disproven prediction attributed to her is that the 44th US president (Barack Obama) would be the country's last commander-in-chief.[5][7][12] After Trump's inauguration in 2017 debunked this prediction, Vanga's supporters pulled a new prediction straight out of their ass which claimed that the 45th president will be a "messianic personality" who will be faced with a crisis that will "bring the country down".[14][15][16]"

https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Baba_Vanga

You do not know if she made the prediction or not. Please cite the date and time the prediction was made and who the witnesses were.

Basically the enamored believers who follow this manipulating blind person, believe all sorts of BS about her and MAKE UP STORIES.

"It's difficult to determine the origin of her predictions, where Vanga made them, or even if she made them at all.[1][2][3] Written records of what she said are difficult to find.[4] Since Vanga was either illiterate or semi-literate, and did not write any books herself, staff members financed by the Bulgarian government captured what she allegedly said.[4] Vanga's supposed predictions found on blogs and message boards lack citations for where the predictions came from.[1] Fake predictions credited to Vanga have appeared in tabloid media[4] and likely originated on conspiracy websites and Russian social media.[1]"