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Quote from: truthjourney on April 24, 2020, 02:01:22 pm

Do you think this was predictive programming?

I've really thought about how we - the slaves - are brainwashed.
I've seen predictive programming mentioned and explained with examples like this, but still don't really understand how this would work (it's not that I don't understand how it is explained).
Of course, music is used to condition us in other ways, but I don't believe to prepare us for the coming false flag (there are many stories on 9/11 predictive programming).

The "predictive programming" that I CAN understand is that we are now being prepared for the Brave New World, police state, martial law, that has now been implemented and will remain.
For the rest of the year, the fear mongering stories on the magical "mutated" coronavirus epimidemic will continue, with explanations that all of the good people will participate in "beating" this pandemic, which is really saying that we - the sheeple - will help to make our world the perfect totalitarian police state!

As for the strange messages in Madonna's album cover and performance on the Eurovision festival in relation to the current "pandemic"...
It looks to me like Madonna had some advance "knowledge" of what was going to happen.

I don't think that Madonna was told about this by the psychos that orchestrate this whole affair, and I don't think that she expected this because she is some sort of "genius" either.

I think that Madonna (and most other famous singers) have telepathic powers, which they use to write their music. Telepathy can also be used (up to a certain degree) to envision the future.
Now you might think that my ideas are even stranger than what you've written about what you've experienced as a child...

No, I don't think that your ideas are even stranger than what I've written about. I try to listen to what other people say because I believe we can learn from other people; their viewpoint, how they perceive things, and how because where a person is born in whatever part of the world, it helps me to understand things better by listening to what they say, why they feel and believe the way they do, and what's going on in the country where they live. I believe there is always something we can learn from other people if we listen and don't automatically dismiss what they say because we might feel that it threatens our comfort zone, our beliefs, viewpoints, and our perception of reality and the way that we perceive things. There are things that I wouldn't know about if I hadn't talked to people from different parts of the world.

I not only experienced things as child and a teen but also as an adult. I just haven't written much about what I've experienced as an adult. It takes a lot of courage and often it doesn't go over well and then I regret ever mentioning certain things in the first place.

That's why I was in private groups for years. I didn't have the courage to speak in  a public way or on a public forum. I was even encouraged to make youtube videos about these things but I said no, I'm not going to do that. I don't want to; not to mention the threats and harassment I've received for talking. Then later I decided to try to talk about some things on Christian forums. It takes courage and I wondered, what will people think of me. But I tried to push past that and the threats and harassment and open up more.