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Cambodia: A former king of Cambodia claims his country was saved from the tsunami thanks to his astrologer:
Former Cambodian king Norodom Sihanouk says an astrologer warned him that anultra-catastrophic cataclysmwould strike, but that his country would be spared if proper rituals were conducted.
My wife and I decided to spend several thousand dollars to organize these ceremonies so our country and our people could be spared such a catastrophe,Sihanouk, who abdicated last year, wrote on his Web site at www.sihanouknorodom.info.
A quick look at a map suggests that Camboidia was very unlikley to have been affected seeing as it is sheltered by Thailand (as demonstrated by the animation on this page.)
Cambodia saved from tsunami by astrologer, says Sihanouk - ABS CBN News, 2nd January 2005.
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