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Skelton-Cline not prepared to reveal clues about first female VI premier prophesised

Skelton-Cline not prepared to reveal clues about first female VI premier prophesised

Talk show host and clergyman Claude O. Skelton-Cline, in revealing that the next premier of the Virgin Islands would be a woman, has said the individual would not come from any current political party circles.

Speaking on the June 14, 2022, edition of his Honestly Speaking talk show, Skelton-Cline said supporters of other political parties like the Virgin Islands Party (VIP), the National Democratic Party (NDP), Progressives United (PU), and Progressive Virgin Islands Movement (PVIM), will say "yes" to the individual.

“Because this is a God moment in the history of the Virgin Islands, this is the solution,” he added in his assurances that the next premier of the VI will be a woman.

The Virgin Islands has never had a female premier or chief minister.


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Skelton-Cline added, “This woman and the team that must be built around this woman, will not be around any of the existing political party structures. As a matter of fact… I dare say, and it should not be.”

Skelton-Cline reiterated calls for locals to pray towards helping the individual rise to power in the VI, “this indeed should be a nation-building moment from within,” he added.

The clergyman noted; however, while persons don't have to believe what he is saying, he remains certain of the prophecy.

Woman will be a 'shining star' - Skelton-Cline


“That judicious person, that unassuming personality, is going to be the shining star, the mouthpiece and the walking doxology that will lead the anthem of a new Virgin Islands in this country,” he added.

Skelton-Cline said while he has ideas of who the individual is and could be, he is not currently prepared to reveal those thoughts.

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