Whatever is going on with McAfee's "Deadman's Switch" (assuming it is his doing), has pointed to an artist who drew "psychographias", which are sketches that predicted the future. This one, purportedly, predicts 9/11. Drawn in 1939. Benjamín Solari Parravicini. [1024x881 - 373KB]

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I'd say his work is pretty specific.

I'd say it is more likely he is part of the Sabbatean cult that worships Ereshkigal, an ancient Sumerian goddess and "Queen of the Night," which Scientologists, JPL and NASA acolytes all believe.

I'd say his prophecies are exactly the same as others who have been interested in resurrecting Ereshkigal, including that of Jack Parsons.

Even some esoteric Mormon groups have some of these prophecies, interpreting the "Whore of Babylon" to be the Catholic Church who used Mary as a Trojan Horse as a disguise for Ereshkigal.

Does this mean they are all looking into the future? Or is it more likely that their religious leaders are actually shaping world politics from the shadows and have been for a long, long time? And that these prophets are more engaging in "social dreaming" to bring about self-fulfilling prophecy as opposed to stating the facts about what will or won't occur in the future.

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Yep, pretty much grifting for 'Everybody gets a turn ....'

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