Future proves past alrightey!

>>8390030 1 yr Q Deltas

First I read this at RT regarding The Simpsons predicting - amongst other things, that Tom Hanks would have Coronavirus…

https://www.rt.com/news/482956-simpsons-predict-tom-hanks-coronavirus/

But the King Myers Tweet in the article contains "At this rate somebody needs to investigate the Simpson’s creators" Which if I recall correctly - we did dig this phenomena way back…

"Back in 2006, Dr. Dan Burisch, a microbiologist, came out and claimed he once worked for Majestic 12, a secret organization formed in 1947 by U.S. President Harry S. Truman. It was created in order to facilitate the recovery and investigation of alien spacecraft."

"According to Dan, U.S. intelligence agencies were in possession of several devices that were capable of bending space-time, allowing one to look backward or forward in time. They were supposedly a part of a top secret CIA program known as Project Looking Glass."

>>8393502

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Dan explained how one of the devices was built using instructions found in ancient Sumerian and Egyptian carvings as well as technology recovered from a crashed UFO. The ship was said to come from Zeta Reticuli, a binary star system somewhere in the Orion arm of the Milky Way.

The Seti I Temple in Egypt is a very strange place. It has odd carvings Egyptologists can’t explain and some people think there’s actually a portal to another world somewhere inside it. It sounds crazy, but some physicists think naturally occurring wormholes could exist on Earth.

The ancients believed the temple was built on the closest entry point to the next world. For this reason it was protected by a cosmic priesthood. They were known to possess knowledge of the cosmos and were here to help humanity’s ascension.

Dorothy Eady, the infamous caretaker of the temple in the late 1900s, was quite the character. She believed in a past life she had a been a priestess in the temple. The New York Times once called her one of the most intriguing and convincing modern cases of reincarnation.

Dorothy also claimed she once fell into a dimensional hole while inside the temple where she could see the past. Did she fall into a naturally occurring wormhole? Were ancient Egyptians also able to see backward and forward in time? Is that what inspired these carvings?

Another carving shows a Pharaoh dragging a weird sled-like vehicle with wings on it. Oddly enough, it kinda looks like the time travel device from the H.G. Wells movie The Time Machine. Ironically, the film primarily takes place in Egypt

According to Dan, this ancient Egyptian knowledge was used by the military to create the devices used in Project Looking Glass. One of them was described as being a small “magic box” you can hold in your hands. They called it the Yellow Cube.

>>8393549

Muh?

>>8393549

Continues … He says the Yellow Cube was used by world leaders to see what fate had in store for them. However, they discovered the future wasn’t set in stone. They were shown many different probabilities. They attempted to use this knowledge to manipulate our timeline.

They could now see which future would be best for them and what needed to be done to get there. However, they also discovered a future where the whole world was nearly destroyed. They saw that it was caused by the Yellow Cube and immediately shut down Project Looking Glass.

But it gets stranger. Matt Groening, the creator of the Simpsons, a show notorious for predicting the future, said the inspiration behind the fictional town of Springfield was a real place in Oregon. Groening grew up there, a couple hours away from a town called Lookingglass.

>>8393594

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Groening is rumored to be a high ranking Freemason. Perhaps at one point he was involved in Project Looking Glass. Is the Yellow Cube where all the predictions in the Simpsons came from? Are they using television to subconsciously suggest which future to manifest?

The Simpsons is arguably the most watched show to ever exist. It’s one of the longest running series in history. To say the least, it’s been able to influence the psyche of your average American every night for the last 30 years. When things are this big you should be suspicious.

The Simpsons has made countless seemingly impossible predictions. In season 10 episode 2, The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace, Homer accurately predicts the mass of the Higgs Boson 14 years before scientists at CERN even discovered it. How is this possible?