Dream Eater: Terrorism & False Gods (1/6/25)

Reports of the New Orleans and Las Vegas ‘attacks’ have been, as always, convoluted, misrepresented, and inconsistent - from the number of dead to the actual perpetuator or perpetuators. The most outstanding details of these two cases are that the reportedly guilty were both stationed at Fort Bragg, the same military base where the presidential assassin Ryan Routh visited and spent the night, and the same place the Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh was assessed. Couple this with the fact we are watching the 911 playbook unfold again, with Shamsud-Din Bahar Jabbar, the supposed American soldier, being labeled an Islamic extremist who had a Quran in his house with a workbench and prayer rug, and a really conveniently placed ISIS flag on his truck - this is after having been called an illegal immigrant.

Turns out his alternative name is Eli or Sham, which is a Jewish name, not an Arab one. Likewise, the reporter Jennie Taer, who was given access to his house, is a Jewish reporter conveniently finding proof to condemn Arabs and Islam to the salivating jaws of the MIC.

Once again, Israeli elements encouraging hatred of Islam and poking the American war machine to go to war with the Arab world. The most important detail, however, comes with the reports of how Shem was having dreams that helped inspire him to join ISIS. Were these actual dreams, or were they a result of the Israeli Noveto System “Sound Beaming” technology which puts sounds into your head but not into the heads of others around you. Even older technology of this sort was used for advertisements in Los Angeles via billboards. MITs Dormio project goes even further, allowing for voice prompts to influence dreams so via a sort of inception the dreamer hears and sees what the prompt programs. Perhaps Allah could speak using these systems.

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