One of the Rabbeim who teaches in the local BY told the girls they should not read the horoscopes. When i asked him why, since they are known to be silly, he said “If a girl were to change her plans or hesitate from doing something because of the horoscope she would transgress a prohibition in the Torah”

I feel by printing their “prophecy” [Especially in the light of current events that seem to lend support to their "prediction" (When in truth on an secular objective level I have no idea when this translation was made. it may not be what he wrote. From a frum point I know they had no prophecy at all. This is either another lie, which they do so deftly, or thru kochos hatumah they wrote something that could Chas vesholom affect someone's emuna centuries later.] is not the frum thing to do.

First, who can tell for certain if Obama’s presidency would truly be the fulfillment of a nevua.

Second, perhaps it is worthwhile considering the following: Chizkiyahu HaMelech knew biRuach HaKodesh that Menashe was going to be his son, so he refrained from getting married and having children.

When Chizkiyahu got deathly ill, Yeshayahu HaNavi told him that, as a result of his refusal to have children, he was going to pass away and lose his share in Olam HaBa. So Chizkiya did teshuva, recovered from his illness and married (Yeshaya’s daughter), and had Menashe (who later did teshuva).

The point is, that we have to do the correct thing for us, derech hateva.