Horror Report

Day: May 8, 2017

  • THE JFK MANDELA EFFECT..

    THE JFK MANDELA EFFECT..

    THE JFK MANDELA EFFECT..

    I received a message on here yesterday that I should delve deep into the JFK Mandela Effect.. I am aware of this one, and have been for a while. I think there may actually be a logical explanation to it.. except for one thing.

    First off, here is what the ME would say: There were only four people in the presidential limo that fateful day in Dallas: John Kennedy, Jackie O, Connelly, and a driver..

    And now, a new reality unfolds: There are six: JFK and FLOTUS, the Texas GOV.. The GOV’s wife..a driver.. and an agent in the front passenger seat.

    And yes, there is that somewhat famous image of LIFE mag showcasing a limo with flowers –apparently one with four seats.

    A couple things to keep in mind. First off, the limo was destroyed only hours after the assassination. Something that many decried as foul since, really, the car was the scene of a murder and active investigation. So the LIFE image? The logic on where that really was from escapes me..

    But to have a ‘magic bullet’ theory, one needs the Texas governor in the car..that basically allows for the famed Arlen Spector theory of that Seinfeld mocked with a magic lugey theory in the 90s..

    I think, to add a bit of logic to this ME, here is my thought: When the actual final shot strikes Kennedy, your eyes deceive you. Connelly and his wife are both ducked down in the seat in front of JFK and JAC.. you only see the president and first lady and then the two agents in the front.. It would make some logical sense to conclude that the brain snaps the image of the final shot, and in that image there are really only four people completely visible. And heck, most people are focused on the head shot that eventually strikes a mortal blow to President Kennedy.

    And then….the mystery to me. I can understand the confusion.. and I can also in my own sense dispute the four people in a car theory. But .. the glass partition that separates Kennedy and company from the agents? Well.. that is what I cannot recall vividly being there. As a matter of fact, the notion of the ‘driver did it theory’ only works if there is no glass partition there. I don’t recall that ..

    But it is there. All shiny and new.

    So there.. as requested, my thoughts on the JFK Mandela Effect. For better or worse. I would be awfully curious as to your memories.. your thoughts… your timeline? Share aware!

  • How do YOU remember the A Team van looking?

    How do YOU remember the A Team van looking?

    How do YOU remember the A Team van looking? 

    I recall an all black van with a red stripe going through it.. The toys from the 1980s I found also appear to have an all black design with red stripe.

    And then come the other reality: The van in the show was black–and gray–with a red stripe in the middle.

    Yes, that is right. 
    Your timeline must be the same as mine if you recall all black. But the reality of the day is black and gray.

    This is a Mandela Effect long debated online. The newest incarnation of the A Team van a lot of people pitying the fool who believes it was once gray with black combined.

    There are some–those who use science and logic–that will say we are just having false memories. Maybe.. Maybe. I cannot truly expect anyone to just buy into the Mandela Effect without first being shocked. 

    I was shocked myself to the realization that something seems odd.. First the King Henry VIII turkey leg fiasco–I dare you to find the painting with it in!–and also the A Team van color.

    I had an A Team toy when I was young. I remember because I used to have my A Team van fight with my Knight Rider car. One day I remember there was a bees nest in the van. When I picked it up, I was stung several times. That memory is so clear I cannot even explain it.. And clear in my mind: An all black van.

    I have net a few people who simply thought the Mandela Effect was false memories.. just nonsense in the information superhighway that meant nothing to this reality. Until they were shocked out of their timeline by something so peculiar and weird that even they began to ponder aloud: Has the timeline shifted beyond recognition.

    So that is the debate of the day: Red and black or gray and red and black? Your answer may distinguish the time you came from.

    Think long and hard about this one…
    Long and hard.