When something big happens, the internet fills with people who “called it.” Almost none can show a timestamp that predates the event. This is the index of the ones that can — every marquee JYOTINT call, with what was sealed, when, what happened, and a link to verify each one yourself.
Whenever a war, an attack, an election, or a rocket failure makes the news, the same thing happens within hours: a crowd of people claiming they 'called it.' Almost none of them can produce a dated artifact that predates the event — a screenshot, a memory, a 'I always said' is not proof. This page is the opposite. It's the index of the calls that *can* show a timestamp, sealed before the outcome, anchored so it can't be backdated. One line each: what was called, when it was sealed, what happened, and where to check it. If you came here from a 'who predicted X' search, this is the answer page — and the point is that you don't have to take my word for any of it.
Before the list, the one thing that makes it readable: the denominator. These are the marquee calls, but they sit inside a graded corpus of 67 closed advisories with the misses kept in. A highlight reel without a denominator is an anecdote in a suit; the full ledger, with calibration and losses, is at [/dashboard](/dashboard). Read the calls below knowing the whole record — including a flagship [elections miss](/intel/maharashtra-2024) — is one click away.
CROCUS CITY HALL — a terrorist attack on a Moscow public gathering. Sealed 4 September 2023 on the public X record. On 22 March 2024 — about 200 days later — ISIS-K gunmen killed 144 people at Crocus City Hall outside Moscow. The sealed wording named the city, a March–April window, and the target type (public gatherings); it did not name the venue or perpetrator, and I grade only what I sealed. The full anatomy is [here](/essays/anatomy-of-a-sealed-call-crocus); the advisory and its timestamp are at [/intel/advisory/IA-RU-008](/intel/advisory/IA-RU-008).