'Liar with microphone': Internet slams MAGA 'prophet' Julie Green as she predicts 'overthrow' of government from 'wicked hands'

Self-proclaimed MAGA prophet Julie Green predicted government 'overthrow' in 2024 in a New Year message
Self-proclaimed prophet Julie Green has predicted a 'new government' will come in power in 2024 (@JulieGMinistry/X)
Self-proclaimed prophet Julie Green has predicted a 'new government' will come in power in 2024 (@JulieGMinistry/X)

DAVENPORT, IOWA: Julie Green, a self-proclaimed prophet and MAGA supporter, has predicted an 'overthrow and takeover' of the government, reports Newsweek.

In the latest 'prophesy' video, she said, "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."

Ron Filipkowski, editor-in-chief of liberal news network MeidasTouch, brought attention to the video, sharing it on X with the caption "Green has received a New Year's message from God."



 

According to Newsweek, she is closely associated with Donald Trump's family, and the former president's son, Eric Trump, appeared on her show in September 2023.

Julie Green predicts a coup

Green, who is well known in right-wing circles, adding that the time was drawing near, prophesied that a "coup is about to be disrupted and annihilated and everyone a part of it exposed and removed."

WASHINGTON, DC - NOVEMBER 06: U.S. President Joe Biden speaks during a press conference in the State
Julie Green has predicted that the Biden Administration would end in 2024 (Getty Images)

"2024 will start out with a bang, so brace for a mighty impact coming to shake you loose from the chains that bind you," the self-proclaimed prophet continued.

The video clip ends with Green saying the happening would "look worse," but it means "enemies days are running out."

Green is infamous for making predictions through 'Julie Green Ministries International' streaming channels, claiming the messages were from God. A few of her controversial prophesies include the death of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's death before the 2022 midterms, and Trump's legal cases would fall apart.

Contrary to her predictions, Trump is struggling with his legal cases and the 2024 presidential race despite leading the polls.

Two states, Colorado and Maine, have disqualified his candidacy in the primary ballot. Though he got reinstated in Colorado, a SCOTUS decision could only finalize the possibility.

Furthermore, special counsel Jack Smith's investigations into the former president's involvement on Jan 6 in an attempt to overturn the 2020 election results are moving forward. Recently, the special counsel urged the appeal court to reject Trump's immunity plea.

WASHINGTON, DC - JANUARY 06: President Donald Trump speaks at the
Julie Green's predictions about Donald Trump's legal battles have not turned out true yet (Getty Images)

Internet ridicules Julie Green's predictions

Netizens are slamming and mocking Green's latest prophecy, pointing out that none of her earlier predictions came true.

One user remarked, "I wonder how many false prophecies Julie Green is able to tell before Magas figure out she's just a liar with a microphone."



 

Another user wrote, "Couldn't God take care of the hungry and the sick, before speaking to this woman about the White House? Priorities, man."



 

"Julie also thinks we don’t see her reading off her screen, so there’s that," said a third user. A fourth user noted, "And she's never once been correct."



 



 

One user labeled her a "False prophet." Another added, "She has the wrong number for God."



 



 

"Does God type the words she’s reading off the teleprompter or does God outsource that job?" another user asked mocking Green.



 

Another mocked her prediction, saying, "A new coup on top of the old coup? Me thinks she’s coup coup."



 

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

 

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