Prophet Julie Green blasted for her forecast claiming Trump would not be found guilty in hush money trial

DAVENPORT, IOWA: A self-proclaimed prophet and pastor, known for her unwavering support of Donald Trump, explained to her audience why God told her there would not be a guilty verdict for the former president in the New York hush money criminal trial.

Pastor Julie Green, who runs the 'Julie Green Ministries International' in Iowa, committed a viral gaffe in her attempts to salvage the debunked prediction she made before Thursday’s felony conviction of the former POTUS.

“He says there will be no guilty verdict because there's no crime. He will not do any time behind their bars and their prisons. No, they will not get what they wanted. No, not at all,” Green clarified.

She continued with her tirade, “We can say, well, that was not true because there was a guilty verdict. Look, he says there will be no guilty verdict because when somebody is exonerated, it's like it never existed in the first place.”

“You can have a fake inauguration. Doesn't mean the person in that place is a real president. You can have a fake king to be coronated. Doesn't mean he's actually king,” Green remarked, adding. “You can have a fake verdict. It doesn't mean that person is actually guilty, at all.”

What predictions did Julie Green make regarding Donald Trump’s trial in the past?

Pastor Julie Green has consistently backed former President Trump and has been affiliated with the Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement, according to Newsweek.

She told her followers before Thursday, May 30, that she had experienced a divine revelation, claiming in her previous video, "Breaking news will be heard that will rattle the enemy's camp: Innocent."

"This ruling will be heard. The case has fallen apart,” Green said.

"Their last-ditch effort did not work for President Trump. They cannot put him in jail now as the last indictment falls apart. Watch how things dramatically take place to stop your election," she added.

Pastor Green has often championed different prophecies which she claims were revealed to her by God, using her social media platforms such as X and Rumble to share these messages with her followers.

Among the prophecies she has shared through ‘Julie Green Ministries International’ are unfounded allegations that President Joe Biden has covered up murders in the White House and predictions that the US would face an attack due to the "persecution" of Donald Trump.

Last year, she reportedly claimed to have received information about "explosive evidence" and "shocking information" held by Russian President Vladimir Putin that would incriminate Joe Biden and reveal secret agreements between the US and Russia.

Last year in December, she said, "Putin, this name continues to be in your news. I told you, my children, you would continue to be surprised on which side he's on. Shocking information is about to come out of Russia that will show the world proof of the establishment in DC of its deals that were made with Russia, so they thought."

Julie Green chastised for trying to salvage her debunked prediction

One X user remarked, "If I were her, I'd be on the lookout for stray lightning bolts."

Another user said, "So apparently, Thus saith the Lord really means, Thus doesn’t saith the Lord? Unfortunately for Julie, the Lord does saith a lot about what He thinks of false prophets."

Another user wrote, "My god, MAGA gives their money to some really dumb people."

One user claimed, "Big mad because she's always wrong."

Another X user quipped, "Guess divine messages come with a "crazy" twist warranty!"

A user tweeted, "This degree of stupidity is stifling."

 

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