By now, most people have heard the phrase, "predictive programming". If not, I guess you have now.
This clip is from a movie, "Early Warning - 1981". Do yourself a favor and watch it. 2 minutes long.
https://mobile.twitter.com/bledi9999/status/1455928071496798217
The movie is 40 years old. What do you see when you look ahead 40 years?
edit to add link to the full movie.
thanks for posting this Elsa.
It's not a coincidence that the number he had lasered on the back his hand is "666". 
Someone on Twitter posted an interesting question regarding this clip: "Could the bad guys be following Revelations as a Template?" Specifically to alarm and distract Christians, the largest religious group in the world?
Are there any factors in global health, economic, or cultural trends currently that correlate to doomsday scenario stories in other large religions or cultures?
@warped I think it’s a way to get into the consciousness of people who believe that scenario. I’m not trying to offend anyone here, but I also think the controllers created that belief in the first place. Revelations was added pretty late in the game and during a time when the church sought to centralize its political power. I’m not saying it’s the same controllers (maybe, who knows?) but that that theme could be used by basically anyone who wished to use it. Fear is a powerful tool used to control people and often the ones using it will not use themselves as the thing to be afraid of but will project it onto anything that is willing and/or convenient.
Other than that, I think about the yuga cycle. I personally think it’s the end of Kali Yuga but maybe not.
Very good points. Who really knows how much has been altered, created, hidden, etc. for control of the masses. And projecting to not only distract from themselves but to create warring factions, apathy, and distrust. Had to look up Kali Yuga. Some say it lasts another 400k years? By those figures, would the beginning of the first era have been 1.6M years ago?
@warped I think the yugas are something that is debated about a lot. Some say it’s now or soon. I didn’t look that deeply into it but felt that the way the cycle was laid out was cool and it resonated. I think a lot of the predictive stuff, even prophetic stuff is just really someone tapping into the knowledge of some greater cycle or cycles. Like you can see the future by looking into the past and in the meditative dimension it’s all PRESENT so that any time can be accessed.
I’ve seen too that these entities can control the future and the direction of the cycle (to an extent) by telling a story of the past, implanting that into the collective consciousness through mythology’s and then watching as the masses play that out unconsciously. So is prediction just creation? Sometimes I think so.
Of course most old cultures have a kind of Judgement day scenario (Mayan for instance, several indigenous tribes on this continent) and I don’t think they are always used to control necessarily but who knows?
I just stay in the moment and I’ll cross the armageddon bridge when I get there. I don’t want to trade today for tomorrow.
That’s also why I hesitate with books like 1984 and other dystopian stuff (look how much of that is in the media). It looks like warnings but I wonder sometimes if it’s a way to guide the future through thought. Like it implants a scenario into the minds of the people while eliciting an emotional reaction and that powerful combination puts energy into that dystopian direction. I’m not necessarily saying that these writers are consciously doing this either, but the effects are the same wether intentional or not. Hope I’m not hijacking this thread- I do feel like my idea is directly related to this because I feel like I’m seeing the antidote to this problem (maybe?). I just refuse to believe that the future is set in stone. It’s in our hands and the possibilities are many.
Absolutely. The whole Zombie thing seems part of that. Millions worldwide aren't even aware of these scenarios. Wonder what they think is going on.
1984 was based on the Stalinist regime and written when there was a very real Soviet communist threat. I believe you can draw paralells to what is happening w/China and the threat is just as great now. I think our history is so poorly taught that getting historical perspective through literature is very important.
Of course it would be too bleak if you don't teach it without examples of the other side for example: the French Resistance in WWII, The Gulag Archipeligo, or Elie Weisell's Night where the individual human spirit predominates.
Just my opinion.
@jana I understand that perspective too. I have read it and I’m not suggesting that anyone stay ignorant to the past, just used that book as an example of my theory that’s coming from a more metaphysical place.
Understood. I might be a might touchy. As a librarian and wife of an English teacher I see a great purge of classics and their sup par replacements that tick off the identity politic boxes.
@jana Weird that this thread popped up, even though no one had added to it. But in reading the discussion about 1984, I wanted to write about a revelation I had fairly recently.
Basically, it was that in writing 1984, Orwell was not writing about the future or even about the Soviets, etc, but about a state of mind that he was encountering at the time of writing. Although it is fairly stylised in terms of the setting, the book describes a level of consciousness that is utterly dependent on an external authority and with an inability for self agency. The communication devices in the homes, are a stylised version of newspapers, radio, and newly invented, TV. His commentary on relationships and sex, speaks to a situation where the sexes are separated, have little contact or knowledge of each other, lack internal connection with passion/desire, are meant to marry, not for love but for the good of the society.
The anti hero is the writer, the non conformist who seeks to break free of these mental chains.
If you go through it, all the elements he describes were alive and well at the time of writing, but starting in people's psyches. I see some of the traces of this in my parents lives (born 39 and 45), whereby the radio is on at specific times, newspaper delivered everyday and pored over throughout the day, TV on every evening. It's a challenge to get them to break the dependency on these communications. It's all very clockwork and prison-esque and is a hangover from when they grew up. The dystopia is real, inside people's heads! It was about his experience of the present day, but he hid it. Those psyches/level of consciousness still exist, so it remains relevant.
You know the part when she asks "what about the people who forget their number, or their cards are lost or stolen?"
Well, many morning news shows are having segments on just this in regards to lost vaccine cards. I know we've just about all seen them. Here's an example:
Right now it's QR codes for vaccine status, which is plenty to make this all feel pretty dystopian. China has a social credit score. Here's hoping the American people will be strong enough to prevent the mark of the beast.
@Giovanni Wow, cute and brave...
If someone looks at this and doesn't get dystopian vibes, I wonder what's wrong with them...
I feel like time and time again, for as long as mankind has sought power to rule through ego, over one another and for some form of “valuable exchange/currency”, history repeats itself over and over again, ending in failure of/or collapse of a civilization removed link
A dry read but “The creature from Jekyll Island” (Griffin-2009, 5th Ed.) has some great insight on how history from Roman era B.C. to the creation of the federal reserve, persuasively argues historical facts of the collapse of these types of Rulers/Democracies/Tyrants/Regimes in pursuit of the love of the almighty “dollar” or “historical exchange system” for the love of the ultimate ego centered “I am a God/Deity power trip/ New World Order type ruler”.
I think a lot of souls haven’t figured out yet that we aren’t here to rule over one another, and worship material earthly possessions, but rather simply to help our earthly selves see within our truer spiritual selves. By looking at the bigger picture of why we are here, for spiritual growth and not ego driven human selfishness we might find our higher/greater purpose of our souls advancement/growth/enlighten, easier to embrace thus we finish/complete these life/lives lessons here and finally leave the flesh behind. Our divine spark is older than we can understand in human form.
This is just my own personal opinion on revelation/doomsday/end of the world, mark of the beast type stories, to scare and to herd mankind under a human ruler, ultimately for a short lived ego-centered gratification trip for human power and dominance over human beings.
And with that, I know eventually every soul will fulfill its true higher purpose. Some just advance quicker than others and that’s the way it is suppose to be.
otherwise, why would we want to come down here to live this earthly human experience, to only have it easy to get through with no soul lessons to learn?
~Tracey