>>9462227 (pb) as far as dreams are concerned ive had several similar like you mention since i was a kid. Always fucked with me. Hard. When one takes into consideration exponential technological advancement over 100 years alone...as well as knowing (Illuminati, jews, masons, whatever puppet masters) have been out there trying to make the end of days happen, like self fulfilled prophecy...and how during ww2 the people who were big dick names really trying to find shamballah (thule society and similar) the probability of this being maybe .001% accurate rises significantly. Imo a minimum of 30%. Which is 29% more than im comfortable with.

>>9462339 (pb) agreed anon. Should [event] occur thats exactly whatd itd be like. Now heres the issue. Suppose thats current year. We have two "cures" now dont we? Hcq+ and vaccine. The choices are one or the other. Or neither. Perhaps both (i.e. hcq+ and then mandatory forced vaccine). Odds arent looking okay. Now while hcq+ is infinitely promising considering the applications and (at minimum corona) vaccines can fuck themselves

I know what id rather have but that may be a false promise thing in regards to [event]. And i couldnt necessarily blame normal people who would choose the other because of excessive misinformation. To put in perspective analogous to book of revelation and the second coming: when the false prophet arrives first can you blame people for thinking the real deal? Because i cant. And if i were god how could i, despite the shit on paper saying what the deal is? Big reveal "oh shit itsa habbenin" and be overwhelmed by future shock. All a sudden knowing that bam heres the false one? And then another coming like "no im the real one" and shit end up like spiderman pointing at spiderman meme? Collectively the world will not be able to handle it mentally.