World Cup Draw Anticipated Alongside potential Alien Contact, Fueled by Bulgarian Prophetess’s Prediction
doha, Qatar - As the world prepares for the FIFA World Cup draw ceremony Friday evening at 7 p.m. Bulgarian time, anticipation extends beyond the sporting event itself, with claims circulating that the draw may coincide with first contact with extraterrestrial life. The speculation stems from a prophecy attributed to Bulgarian prophetess Vangelia Guscherova, known as Vanga, who reportedly predicted an alien encounter during a major global event in 2025.
According to interpretations of vanga’s prophecies, a large alien ship will appear and make contact with humanity at a widely-watched international event. While initial expectations focused on February’s Super Bowl between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs,some now believe the World Cup draw represents a more globally important occasion. Vanga reportedly believed the aliens would be benevolent, offering assistance to humanity in overcoming a crisis.
Vanga’s predictions have garnered significant attention in the United Kingdom, rivaling the notoriety of Nostradamus. Her death occurred 30 years ago in August, but her prophecies continue to be widely discussed.
The draw ceremony is expected to achieve record viewership, with FIFA set to announce the tournament schedule and stadiums at a separate ceremony saturday. U.S. President Donald Trump is scheduled to attend the draw.
However, the upcoming world Cup is also shadowed by serious security concerns. A grim discovery near the Jalisco Stadium in Mexico - one of the designated host venues – has revealed 290 sacks of human remains found in Las Aguas, with an additional 166 discovered in sapopan and Tlaquepaque within a 20-kilometer radius.
“It is painful that matches from the World Cup will be played here. There is so much evil around,” stated Servin Garcia, who led the search. The area is a known stronghold of the “Jalisco New Generation” drug cartel, described by ”Stratfor” research as the ”cruelest” in the country.
Mexico has reported approximately 130,000 missing persons since 2006, when ex-president Felipe Calderon initiated a war against drug cartels. Jalisco state alone accounted for 9,593 disappearances between 2018 and 2021,making it the highest in the nation and ranking fourth in overall crime rates.
Authorities are bolstering security measures for the World Cup, including the installation of additional cameras, increased deployment of tanks and armored vehicles, and anticipated support from the army during matches. Intercontinental playoff games to determine the final World Cup qualifier are scheduled for March, featuring New Caledonia versus Jamaica, with the winner facing the Democratic Republic of Congo at Akron Stadium in Guadalajara.
