On Monday, January 1, 2024, Newsweek reported on a prophecy by self-proclaimed prophet Pastor Julie Green, aligned with the MAGA movement, foreseeing an “overthrow” of the U.S. government in 2024.
Known for controversial prophecies and close ties to right-wing figures, Green’s latest prediction has stirred both curiosity and skepticism.
Green’s prophecies, often shrouded in controversy, range from foreseeing the downfall of Democratic Representative Nancy Pelosi before the 2022 midterms to predicting the collapse of legal charges against former President Donald Trump. Her track record remains a subject of both fascination and doubt.
Despite skepticism, Green maintains a dedicated following, particularly within the MAGA movement.
In a video shared by Ron Filipkowski, editor-in-chief of liberal media outlet MeidasTouch, Green delivers a potent message anticipating a significant upheaval in the United States. She speaks of a “reinstatement,” a “shift of power,” and a “new government in control,” framing the event as an “overthrow” and a “takeover in this nation from the hands of the wicked to the hands of the righteous.”
Green suggests that the impending event will “shake you loose from the chains that bind you.”
“My children, the time has come. A time that you have been waiting for. A reinstatement. A shift of power. A new government in control.”
“An overthrow, and a takeover in this nation from the hands of the wicked, to the hands of the righteous.”
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Green’s latest prophecy aligns with her pattern of intertwining spiritual prophecy with political commentary. Her prominence at right-wing ReAwaken America events, where she shared the stage with influential figures like Michael Flynn and Eric Trump, underscores her connection to the MAGA movement.
Eric Trump’s appearance on her show further solidified her ties with the Trump family, as he sought assurances of divine protection for his family.
While Green’s predictions have captured attention, they have also faced skepticism on social media. Users responded with sarcastic comments, questioning the prioritization of divine messages about political upheavals over pressing issues like hunger and sickness. Sentiments include remarks such as, “Couldn’t God take care of the hungry and the sick before speaking to this woman about the White House?” and, “A new coup on top of the old coup? Me thinks she’s coup coup.”
