PROPHECY OR PREDICTIVE PROGRAMMING?

 

     Sometimes artists and musicians especially are prophetic without realizing it, though many have admitted to selling their souls to achieve fame and wealth in exchange for which certain gifts may be artificially bestowed upon them.  Here is Bob Dylan, for example, telling us about his bargain.

     But sometimes prophetic messages are delivered unknowingly by artists.  John Denver's "Rhymes and Reasons" midway through prophesies, "Though the cities start to crumble and the towers fall around us, the sun is slowly fading and it's colder than the sea. . . ."  This appears to be an unwitting prophecy of 9-11, which he did not live to see but which his subconscious nevertheless noted as a pivotal event on the American landscape.  These lines appear in this You Tube video at 1:47, but the whole song appears to be prophetic.

     If he had made the bargain, on the other hand, it could be an example of predictive programming which our elite self-appointed  masters dearly love to insinuate into entertainment venues in order to program us for the credibility of an eventual plan which will come to pass.  Was Denver's plane crash truly accidental, or was he sacrificed as so many are attributed to be, like Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston, or perhaps assassinated for refusing the Faustian deal like the fate of Amy Winehouse, who made no secret of her refusal to accept Illuminati terms shortly before her death?

 

 

 

 

     Here is a blatant example of predictive programming from "The Simpsons" aired 9/27/97, where we are obviously shown the money connection to the 9-11 scam long before the towers fell:

 

 

 

"The Simpsons" has been full of predictive programming throughout its program run including the Ebola virus, Higgs Boson  14 years before discovery, and Arab Spring well before its time as well. Methinks it is no accident that Matt Groening of Simpsons fame is worth $500 million.  In November of 2008 Homer was scripted to kill Prince since he was not doing what the Illuminati demanded. In an episode entitled "Back to the Future," Lisa is elected President following the presidency of Donald Trump. We'll see about that Trump presidency soon enough, but these writers are far too on point for these predictive programming hits to be accidental.

  

     Where 9-11 is concerned, Bart Simpson and John Denver are among many entertainment figures predicting it, and while some like possibly Denver are no doubt psychically inspired, others, like this 1967  Newsweek Magazine cover photo of David Rockefeller who masterminded the building of the towers to begin with, with a watch signaling 9 and 11, are coming from somewhere else entirely.

 

     Walt Disney, a 33rd Degree Mason, was most certainly a member of the Illuminati ["The Walt Disney Agenda," Wes Penre, Illuminati News, 7/4/2004], corroborated by the many sexual subliminals in his animations [http://www.huffingtonpostcom/2015/01/14/disney-sexual-messages_n_6452666.html/].  Here on the eye chart in this scene of his "Ducktales" entitled "Yuppyducks," which aired in the 1980s, can be seen "Ask About Illuminati."  How horrifying to discover our beloved icon of children's entertainment was merely fronting for mind control and/or pedophilia programming!  And yet how typical of Illuminati modus operandi as well as our cultural awakening in these apocalyptic times!

 

 

     Movies are full of predictive programming.  In the 2015 release of "Tomorrowland" starring George Clooney which deals with a portal to an alternate reality opening while an incoming celestial object approaches, volcanoes erupt, and many numerological connections to Jewish prophecy are all over the set.  Some say Hollywood is just as hooked into Illuminati control devices as Washington, D.C.  Maybe so, but there are also extremely gifted artists tapping into universal creative pools of the collective unconscious.

 

     A most peculiar example of predictive programming came onto the scene in 1982 authored by bold writer Steve Jackson, who modified it over the following 10 years, the last publication date being 1995, which is the form being marketed today by Steve Jackson Games (SJG).  Inspired by Robert Anton Wilson and Robert Shea's The Illuminati Game, the object of the game is to control the world through any means possible, no plan being too low or Machiavellian in order to win. The illuminati Game cards turned 33 years old in July of 2015 and contain some remarkable precognitions of world events, some of which have come to pass with alarming accuracy (and some which have not. . .yet).  Here are some examples:

 

 

 

 

      So the moral to the story is, is anything prophecy, or is it all contrived and being played out by our keepers? Just can't wait for this Hallucinations card to become evident (if it is not already in play)!