In the year 2010, President Obama’s decision to go to Afghanistan will backfire on him and the Democratic Party. Iraqi President Nour al-Malaki will stumble. A major spy network will be uncovered in Syria. Progress will be made on the issue of the disputed Golan Heights. Egypt and and the Lebanese Shiite group Hezbollah will mend their relationship.

And Julio Iglesias’ name will be in the spotlight once again.

Those are the forecasts of renowned Lebanese psychic Michel Hayek, who predicts the coming year will be one of intrigue, prosperity and revenge.

Hayek’s annual televised predictions have become a New Year’s Eve tradition in the Arab world, and even skeptics put down their champagne glasses and turn up the volume to hear what the new year may have in store.

Hayek forecasts local, regional and international events, and in the past he has raised hackles — and goosebumps — for predicting the future of famous personalities and political leaders.

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LA Times: Psychic predicts Obama stalling in Afghanistan, Julio Iglesias making comeback

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