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causal engineering, collective unconscious, dreambot, dreams, ebola, media, msm, news, predictive programming, psyop, social engineering
As mentioned briefly in my last posts, ebola has made a big return in social dream language over these last two weeks.
Returning readers are aware that, for some time now, I have had my eye on the frequency of dreams involving ebola.
First, let’s take a look at some of the dreams from twitter that have registered on the dream language data just this week. These include (but are not limited to — this one is particularly noteworthy) the following:
Dreams about Ebola This Week
Weird dream again. Some bad ppl wanted to place a biological bomb containing the Ebola virus in some shopping mall.
— Ivan Soh™ (@iSohIvan) December 30, 2014
This night I dreamt that I've got Ebola. WHAT DA FACK
— Queen of Suburbia (@IchBinVisky) December 29, 2014
dreamt that all school maybe had ebola and had to change of clothes but I couldn't find my clothes, okay.
— laurie (@irwinswithme) December 28, 2014
Had a dream the whole world had Ebola but we had a safe bunker and my dad threw me out of it for eating the last custard cream
— chzalad (@chzalad) December 29, 2014
I had a dream I caught Ebola from Bart Simpson
— Queen Lay Z (@lauravincent97) December 28, 2014
had a dream that since I went to Africa at animal kingdom I thought that I got Ebola and was gonna die
— em yarn (@emilyyarnall) December 26, 2014
i had a dream that i had Ebola and this guy wouldn't give me taco bell because of it
— Whorchata. (@WizardKhalifuh) December 26, 2014
Dreamt that I've got Ebola fk
— Lucas (@Nnguyenzzz) December 24, 2014
had a dream @taylorswift13 was my cab driver and I somehow gave her Ebola, then she wrote a song about it…..
— Krista Trista (@kayy_tee123) December 26, 2014
These are the latest dreams, continuing the growing trend of dreams about ebola on twitter.
This week, the media resumes Ebola meme
On 12/24, I wrote a post indicating that ebola dreams had, rather suddenly, returned. Since that post, the establishment media has once again started to pump out the ebola meme and to reintroduce fears about ebola.
Take a look in particular at the continuity language in the recent headlines:
- Preparing for an Ebola Health Crisis — WaPo 12/28
- US Ebola czar: Fight against deadly disease reaching ‘pivot point,’ but more domestic cases expected — FOX 12/28
- How Ebola Roared Back — NYTimes today, 12/29
- Is Ebola Here to Stay? — Scientific American today, 12/29
- Ebola: the first case here, but prepare for more — Herald Scotland today, 12/29
The “czar” is echoing the words of Obama himself — remember that in the thick of the early November media craze over ebola, Obama openly announced that the round of ebola was a trial run:
The CDC accidentally exposed scientists in an Atlanta lab on the 24th.
There is a Cover-Up
This past week, a respected investigative journalist for FOX confirmed what whistleblowers have been reporting to alternative media for weeks now, that federal officials and corporate media are conspiring to cover up thousands of possible ebola cases in the US. This surge in dreams likely points towards the likelihood of this fact being widely revealed in the establishment media rather soon.
Just today, two announcements were made of ebola cases around the world: one in Japan, which sent the Nikkei tumbling, and one in Scotland, which was directly predicted in a dream on twitter!
So, we noticed a marked increase in ebola dreams a week ago, this week we saw the corporate western media coverage laying the groundwork (“preparing for”, “more domestic cases expected”, …) for more.
And now, today, we’re getting it.
Expect more.
Now, if we only had a dream that linked Obama and Ebola to the recent cinema meme…
bizarre
Stay safe and healthy in, and all the best for, the new year. Cheers.
Update: another hint of the coming disclosure of more ebola in the US was released just after I published this post. Here we go: Unconfirmed Rumor: Five Patients with Ebola-like Symptoms in New York City in the Epoch Times. …see you in 2015.
