The tweet;

'The Queen of England is going to die on September 8th I see this date hovering above her, continue not to believe in voodoo you will see [sic],' the tweet read.


A tweet appearing to “predict" the date of Queen Elizabeth’s death has been going viral. Made by a self-proclaimed voodoo practitioner going by the handle @orunmilavd, the tweet made on August 24, 2021 reads (originally in French): “The Queen of England is going to die on September 8th I see this date hovering above her, continue not to believe in voodoo you will see [sic]." Noticeably, the tweet did not have a year for the “prediction". On September 9, after the Queen’s death, the account tweeted again: “We cannot act or influence, just predict, know in advance sometimes with a good margin of error. There I was not able to know the time or the reason [sic]."
As the tweet went viral with over 15,000 likes, many Twitter users came up with possible theories on how the tweet may have done this. “Have a private account, post multiple predictions, delete the wrong ones and, on the right day, make public. Some have done it for football results in the past," a journalist explained. Another Twitter user suggested another explanation: “Steps to scam people — can be applied to crypto “predictions" too: create multiple private accounts (easy with your own domain name, redirect *@domain.name to your email and register Twitter via email), each account gives a different prediction, make the correct one public."

Coincidence. ..

Hezzyluv:
Coincidence. ..

Abi
Or planned