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WATCH: Man Claims To Have PROOF of Three Popular Mandela Effects
I’m not posting this article because I believe some random video on the Internet is proof that the Mandela Effect is real.
Heck, I’m not even convinced this video is real, it could be fake.
But that’s not the point.
I’m posting this video because these THREE examples of the Mandela Effect are EXACTLY how I remember things being back, say, in the 1990s.
I remember all three of these vividly and this video perfectly demonstrates all three.
Maybe you will remember one or two or three of them too?
But according to the official story, none of these three things ever existed like this (that’s the essence of the Mandela Effect, more on that down below if you’re not familiar).
First watch this:
Backup here if needed:
How did he manage to get his hands on 3 mandela effects protect this guy at all costs pic.twitter.com/50U5qYyQzO
— internet hall of fame (@InternetH0F) October 12, 2025
Here’s a better look at the VHS tape EXACTLY as I remember it:
I have the same tape pic.twitter.com/YOn9q6bVTu
— ..Rai ji.. (@Vinod_r108) October 13, 2025
Heck, I remember we OWNED this VHS tape back in the 1990s.
I have vivid memories of being in my living room and I can still picture in my head exactly where this VHS tape sat on our shelf.
But now they say it never existed?
I also vividly remember the Fruit of the Loom cornucopia logo:
pic.twitter.com/BuuTND2uV7
— VaccineWaters (@VaccineWaters74) October 13, 2025
But now they say that never existed either.
And the third I could chalk up to maybe not paying close enough attention or being a kid and not really focusing on every letter of a word, but man I sure do remember the BerenSTEIN Bears, not the BerenSTAIN Bears….how about you?
If you’re not familiar with the Mandela Effect or want to go much deeper, keep reading…
Have You Experienced The Mandela Effect?
Have you ever heard of The Mandela Effect?
Have you ever experienced it?
I’ve been wanted to write about this for a long time and I’m finally getting the chance to do it today.
Many of you have probably heard of The Mandela Effect before, but I’m guessing this will be new for many of you as well.
Even for those familiar with it, I bet I’ll have some new information for you in everything I’m about to show you….
Let’s start with the most basic question: What exactly IS the Mandela Effect?
It’s basically the idea that there are many examples of a shared false memory.
Let me break that down…
We all remember things wrong from time to time.
We forget where we left something….
We get details wrong or can’t remember them at all….
It’s one of the reasons why “eyewitness testimony” is so notoriously unreliable.
In study after study, researchers have shown that eyewitness testimony is constantly wrong and conflicting.
To that point, have you ever seen this video?
This might just blow your mind:
So there’s no doubt we don’t all have perfect memories, definitely not in the long term and often not even in the short term.
Heck, if we all had perfect memories then we all would have scored an A+ in every single class we ever took in school!
Of course that’s not the case, but that’s not what really makes The Mandela Effect so strange.
The strangeness comes in because we’re not talking about just bad memories or remembering things incorrectly, we’re talking about SHARED false memories.
It’s one thing for ONE person to have a false memory or a hallucination….
But it’s extremely rare, if not impossible, for dozens, hundreds, thousands or even millions of people to all have the SAME shared false memory or hallucination.
And that is exactly what The Mandela Effect is all about.
It all started with its namesake, Nelson Mandela.
Millions of people are adamant they remember him dying in prison in the 1980s, but it turns out that was not the case. He died peacefully at home in 2013 after serving as South Africa’s President after his release from prison.
And once people started talking about the shared false memory of him dying in prison in the 1980s, people started realizing that’s not the only example.
There are actually HUNDREDS of shared false memories that are truly perplexing people.
I’m going to show you a list of 100 of them and I want to know which ones resonate with you.
If you’re like me, most of these will not be things you remember (or “mis-remember) and some will seem like they might have obvious explanations for how something could get twisted over the years and decades, almost like a giant game of Telephone.
But if you’re like me, there will be 5 or 10 on this list, or maybe just a small handful, that will stop you dead in your tracks and you’ll say there’s no way that is true. There’s not way it’s NOT the (false) way I remember it!
And that’s what makes this so absolutely compelling.
So now let me give you the list of 100, and I’ll put in red the ones I absolutely 100% remember being true:
Nelson Mandela’s Death
Misremembered: Died in prison in the 1980s.
Reality: Died in 2013 at home, after serving as South Africa’s president.
Berenstain Bears vs. Berenstein Bears
Misremembered: Spelled “Berenstein” with an “e.”
Reality: Always “Berenstain” with an “a.”
Star Wars: “Luke, I am your father”
Misremembered: Darth Vader says, “Luke, I am your father.”
Reality: He says, “No, I am your father.”
Monopoly Man’s Monocle
Misremembered: The Monopoly Man (Rich Uncle Pennybags) wears a monocle.
Reality: He has never had a monocle.
Fruit of the Loom Cornucopia
Misremembered: The logo features a cornucopia behind the fruit.
Reality: No cornucopia has ever been part of the logo.
Shazaam (Sinbad Genie Movie)
Misremembered: A 1990s movie called “Shazaam” starring Sinbad as a genie.
Reality: No such movie exists; often confused with “Kazaam” starring Shaquille O’Neal.
Curious George’s Tail
Misremembered: The monkey has a tail.
Reality: Curious George has always been tailless.
Febreze vs. Febreeze
Misremembered: Spelled “Febreeze” with two “e’s.”
Reality: It’s “Febreze” with one “e.”
Snow White: “Mirror, Mirror”
Misremembered: The Queen says, “Mirror, mirror on the wall.”
Reality: She says, “Magic mirror on the wall.”
Jif vs. Jiffy Peanut Butter
Misremembered: Called “Jiffy” peanut butter.
Reality: Always been “Jif.”
Looney Tunes vs. Looney Toons
Misremembered: Spelled “Toons” (short for cartoons).
Reality: It’s “Tunes” (referring to music).
Sex and the City vs. Sex in the City
Misremembered: Titled “Sex in the City.”
Reality: It’s “Sex and the City.”
Chic-fil-A vs. Chick-fil-A
Misremembered: Spelled “Chic-fil-A” or “Chik-fil-A.”
Reality: Always “Chick-fil-A.”
Froot Loops vs. Fruit Loops
Misremembered: Spelled “Fruit Loops.”
Reality: It’s “Froot Loops” with two “o’s” in “Froot.”
The Thinker Statue Pose
Misremembered: Hand on forehead or in a fist.
Reality: Hand rests under the chin, knuckles near the mouth.
C-3PO’s Color (Star Wars)
Misremembered: Entirely gold.
Reality: Has a silver lower right leg.
Pikachu’s Tail (Pokémon)
Misremembered: Black-tipped tail.
Reality: Fully yellow tail.
Kit Kat Dash
Misremembered: “Kit-Kat” with a hyphen.
Reality: Officially “Kit Kat” with no hyphen.
Forrest Gump Quote
Misremembered: “Life is like a box of chocolates.”
Reality: “Life was like a box of chocolates.”
Mickey Mouse’s Suspenders
Misremembered: Wears red suspenders.
Reality: Wears no suspenders, just red shorts.
Oscar Mayer vs. Oscar Meyer
Misremembered: Spelled “Meyer” with an “e.”
Reality: It’s “Mayer” with an “a.”
Queen’s “We Are the Champions”
Misremembered: Ends with “…of the world!”
Reality: The studio version doesn’t include that line at the end.
Silence of the Lambs: “Hello, Clarice”
Misremembered: Hannibal Lecter says, “Hello, Clarice.”
Reality: He says, “Good evening, Clarice,” or other variations.
Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood Song
Misremembered: “It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood.”
Reality: “It’s a beautiful day in this neighborhood.”
The Wizard of Oz: “Fly, My Pretties”
Misremembered: Wicked Witch says, “Fly, my pretties, fly!”
Reality: She says, “Fly! Fly! Fly!”
Tinkerbell Dots the “i” in Disney Logo
Misremembered: Tinkerbell flies across and dots the “i” in the Disney intro.
Reality: Never officially part of the standard logo animation.
Sally Field’s Oscar Speech
Misremembered: “You like me, you really like me!”
Reality: “I can’t deny the fact that you like me, right now, you like me!”
Cinderella’s Castle Location (Disney World)
Misremembered: At the entrance of the park.
Reality: Located at the end of Main Street, U.S.A.
Ed McMahon and Publishers Clearing House
Misremembered: Delivered giant checks for Publishers Clearing House.
Reality: Worked for American Family Publishers, not PCH.
The Flintstones Spelling
Misremembered: “Flinstones” with one “t.”
Reality: “Flintstones” with two “t’s.”
Chartreuse Color
Misremembered: A shade of pink or magenta.
Reality: A yellow-green color.
Henry VIII Turkey Leg Portrait
Misremembered: Famous painting of him holding a turkey leg.
Reality: No such painting exists.
Mother Teresa’s Sainthood
Misremembered: Canonized in the 1980s or ‘90s.
Reality: Sainted in 2016.
Dolly’s Braces (Moonraker)
Misremembered: Dolly has braces in the James Bond film.
Reality: She has no braces.
Billy Graham’s Death
Misremembered: Died years earlier with televised funeral.
Reality: Died in 2018.
Tiananmen Square Tank Man
Misremembered: Run over by tanks.
Reality: Stood in front, tanks stopped, and he walked away.
Smokey Bear vs. Smokey the Bear
Misremembered: “Smokey the Bear.”
Reality: Officially “Smokey Bear.”
Cheez-It vs. Cheez-Its
Misremembered: “Cheez-Its” with an “s.”
Reality: “Cheez-It” singular.
Coca-Cola Logo Dash
Misremembered: A dash between “Coca” and “Cola.”
Reality: No dash in the logo.
Gremlins: Spike vs. Stripe
Misremembered: Main gremlin named “Spike.”
Reality: Named “Stripe.”
Double Stuf Oreo Spelling
Misremembered: “Double Stuffed Oreo.”
Reality: “Double Stuf Oreo” (no extra “f”).
Chuck E. Cheese’s Name
Misremembered: “Chuck E. Cheese’s.”
Reality: Officially “Chuck E. Cheese” (no possessive in modern branding).
The Matrix: “What if I told you…”
Misremembered: Morpheus says, “What if I told you…”
Reality: No such line exists in the film.
Risky Business Sunglasses
Misremembered: Tom Cruise wears sunglasses while dancing.
Reality: No sunglasses in that scene.
Cap’n Crunch vs. Captain Crunch
Misremembered: “Captain Crunch.”
Reality: “Cap’n Crunch.”
I Love Lucy: “Lucy, you got some ‘splainin’ to do!”
Misremembered: Ricky says this exact line.
Reality: Never said verbatim in the show.
Stouffer’s Stove Top Stuffing
Misremembered: Made by Stouffer’s.
Reality: Made by Kraft.
South America’s Location
Misremembered: Directly south of North America.
Reality: Shifted eastward on maps.
Hannibal Lecter’s “Fava Beans” Quote
Misremembered: “I ate his liver with fava beans and a nice chianti” (often with a hiss).
Reality: No hiss in the original delivery.
The Lion King: “Hakuna Matata” Intro
Misremembered: Timon and Pumbaa sing “It means no worries…” right away.
Reality: There’s a spoken intro before the song starts.
Peanuts: Snoopy’s House
Misremembered: Snoopy sleeps inside his doghouse.
Reality: He sleeps on top of it.
The Twilight Zone Intro
Misremembered: “You’ve entered the Twilight Zone.”
Reality: “You’re traveling through another dimension…”
Gandhi’s Death
Misremembered: Died in the 1930s or ‘40s.
Reality: Assassinated in 1948.
Pepsi Logo Globe
Misremembered: A fully circular globe.
Reality: A stylized, slanted design.
Field of Dreams Quote
Misremembered: “If you build it, they will come.”
Reality: “If you build it, he will come.”
Titanic’s “I’m King of the World!”
Misremembered: Leonardo DiCaprio says it while hanging off the ship.
Reality: He’s standing at the bow, arms outstretched.
Uncle Sam’s Hat
Misremembered: Red, white, and blue stripes all around.
Reality: White with a blue band and stars.
Kool-Aid Man’s Pitcher
Misremembered: He’s always holding a pitcher.
Reality: He is the pitcher, often empty-handed.
The Grinch’s Eyes
Misremembered: Yellow in the original cartoon.
Reality: Red in How the Grinch Stole Christmas! (1966).
Jurassic Park T-Rex Roar
Misremembered: A single loud roar in the breakout scene.
Reality: Multiple roars and growls layered together.
Barbie’s Full Name
Misremembered: Barbara Millicent Roberts includes a middle name on packaging.
Reality: Rarely mentioned, not prominent.
Doritos Logo
Misremembered: A red triangle with “Doritos” inside.
Reality: Varied designs, often no solid triangle.
E.T.: “E.T. Phone Home”
Misremembered: “E.T. phone home” said repeatedly.
Reality: Said once by E.T., rephrased by others.
The Beatles’ “Hey Jude”
Misremembered: Ends abruptly after “na-na-na.”
Reality: Fades out over four minutes.
Aladdin’s Magic Carpet Ride
Misremembered: Aladdin wears a vest and no shirt.
Reality: He wears a full shirt in the scene.
Frosted Flakes: Tony the Tiger
Misremembered: Wears a red scarf all the time.
Reality: Only a red bandana in some versions.
The Godfather: “Luca Brasi Sleeps With the Fishes”
Misremembered: “Luca Brasi sleeps with the fishes” said by Don Corleone.
Reality: Said by Clemenza.
Gatorade Logo
Misremembered: A green lightning bolt.
Reality: Orange bolt with green accents in classic design.
Pirates of the Caribbean: “Dead Men Tell No Tales”
Misremembered: Title of the first movie.
Reality: It’s The Curse of the Black Pearl; later used for the fifth film.
Play-Doh vs. Play-Dough
Misremembered: “Play-Dough” like bread dough.
Reality: “Play-Doh” is the brand name.
Batman’s Utility Belt
Misremembered: Always yellow in the ‘60s show.
Reality: Sometimes gold or muted tones.
Dr. Dolittle vs. Dr. Doolittle
Misremembered: Spelled “Dr. Dolittle” consistently.
Reality: Older versions use “Dr. Doolittle” with two “o’s.”
Heinz Ketchup Bottles
Misremembered: “57 Varieties” means 57 ketchup types.
Reality: Refers to total Heinz products, not ketchup varieties.
Jurassic Park Velociraptor Size
Misremembered: As tall as humans.
Reality: Smaller in real life; film exaggerated their size.
KFC’s Colonel Sanders
Misremembered: Wears a red apron.
Reality: White suit with black tie.
Lysol vs. Lysol Spray
Misremembered: Called “Lysol Spray” on cans.
Reality: Just “Lysol” with “Disinfectant Spray” separate.
Marge Simpson’s Hair
Misremembered: Always blue in early seasons.
Reality: Sometimes appeared grayish in early animation.
Pampers vs. Pamper’s
Misremembered: “Pamper’s” with possessive.
Reality: “Pampers” plural.
Ronald McDonald’s Outfit
Misremembered: Wears a red and white striped shirt.
Reality: Yellow jumpsuit with red accents.
Scooby-Doo’s Shaggy
Misremembered: Wears a red shirt.
Reality: Green shirt in classic series.
Sesame Street: Big Bird’s Color
Misremembered: Always bright yellow.
Reality: Orangish-yellow in early seasons.
Star Trek: “Beam Me Up, Scotty”
Misremembered: Exact phrase used often.
Reality: Never said verbatim in the original series.
Taco Bell’s Bell
Misremembered: A real bell shape in the logo.
Reality: Stylized, not a literal bell until later designs.
The Addams Family Theme
Misremembered: Lyrics include “creepy, kooky, spooky.”
Reality: “Creepy and they’re kooky, mysterious and spooky.”
The Exorcist Head Spin
Misremembered: Regan’s head spins 360° multiple times.
Reality: One full rotation in the film.
The Mummy’s Eyes
Misremembered: Imhotep has glowing eyes in the 1999 film.
Reality: No glowing effect.
Trix Cereal Shapes
Misremembered: Always fruit shapes.
Reality: Were plain spheres until the ‘90s.
Vicks VapoRub Spelling
Misremembered: “Vapor Rub” with two words.
Reality: “VapoRub” as one word.
Wendy’s Logo Pigtails
Misremembered: Wendy’s collar says “Mom” in older logos.
Reality: It’s just ruffles, no text.
Winnie the Pooh’s Shirt
Misremembered: Always red in early versions.
Reality: Shirtless in original books.
Yosemite Sam’s Hat
Misremembered: Red hat with yellow band.
Reality: Plain red hat.
Zapruder Film (JFK Assassination)
Misremembered: Shows Kennedy shot from the front.
Reality: Footage aligns with official rear-shot narrative.
Bic Pen Logo
Misremembered: The “Bic Boy” has a pen behind his back.
Reality: He’s holding it in front.
Campbell’s Soup Label
Misremembered: “Campbell’s Soup” in cursive across the can.
Reality: Straight text in most classic designs.
Chiquita Banana Lady
Misremembered: Wears a fruit hat in all logos.
Reality: Simplified over time, not always present.
Fruit Roll-Ups Spelling
Misremembered: “Fruit Rollups” or “Fruit Roll Ups.”
Reality: “Fruit Roll-Ups” with hyphens.
Listerine Bottle Shape
Misremembered: Always a tall, narrow bottle.
Reality: Varied shapes, including squat bottles.
M&M’s Characters’ Shoes
Misremembered: Green M&M wears heels.
Reality: Wears boots in classic ads.
Pringles Mustache
Misremembered: Mr. Pringle has a bushy mustache.
Reality: Thin, curved mustache.
Twister Game Dots– Misremembered: Five colors on the mat.– Reality: Four colors (red, blue, yellow, green).
BONUS:
The Lion and the Lamb
Misremembered: Many people recall the Bible verse from Isaiah 11:6 as saying, “The lion shall lie down with the lamb,” symbolizing peace between predator and prey.
Reality: The actual verse in most modern Bible translations (e.g., NIV, KJV) reads, “The wolf will live with the lamb, the leopard will lie down with the goat, the calf and the lion and the yearling together; and a little child will lead them.” There’s no specific “lion and lamb” pairing in this passage.
Why It’s Talked About: The phrase “the lion and the lamb” has been popularized in sermons, hymns, artwork, and pop culture as a shorthand for peace, leading generations to assume it’s the direct biblical wording. The substitution of “lion” for “wolf” feels more dramatic and memorable, fueling the Mandela Effect. People often insist they’ve read or heard it in scripture, despite the text saying otherwise.
SECOND BONUS:
Alex Trebek vs. Alec Trebek
Misremembered: Many people recall the Jeopardy! host’s name as “Alec Trebek,” with an “e” instead of an “x.”
Reality: His name is officially “Alex Trebek,” spelled A-L-E-X.
Why It’s Talked About: This Mandela Effect likely arises from the similarity between “Alex” and “Alec,” both common names, combined with Trebek’s long public career (over 30 years on Jeopardy!). The misremembered “Alec” version feels familiar to some due to phonetic overlap or confusion with other figures (e.g., actor Alec Baldwin). It’s a subtle but widely noted discrepancy among fans who swear they’ve seen or heard “Alec” in show credits or media.
I distinctly remember him being named “Alec Trebek” and he would even get very indignant about anyone who called him “Alex”.
Does anyone else remember that?
I mean, I have vivid memories of that, not just in general but of his reactions to being called the wrong name.
Where in the heck does something like that come from when the memory is shared by so many people?
The same goes for the Sinbad Genie Movie….
This may be a Top 5 “Mandela Effect” example because so many people not only remember the movie but they remember owning the VHS tape and watching the movie.
And I am one of those people.
I remember it being called Shazam, I remember having that VHS tape and I remember watching it as a kid.!
It was a well known movie!
And now is supposedly just never existed?
CRAZY!
Which ones jump out to you?
Any that you are absolutely convinced of?
I’ll wrap things up with this video which I think really pulls things together nicely:
FULL TRANSCRIPT:
This is the Eye for an Eye Channel.
Welcome to today’s show. You may remember that in the past—I know a lot of you don’t because I don’t know if anybody’s been around my channel that long—but I used to cover the Mandela effect here and there, and some of the things revolving around it. My views on the Mandela effect have evolved over the years. I know a lot of people immediately jumped in and believed in the Mandela effect, but I was trying to sit back and watch how it evolved in pop culture and our society, to see if it was a psychological operation or if it was, in fact, a cover for something else.
Now, if you don’t know what the Mandela effect is supposed to be, it is a false memory of things from the past. A lot of people obviously go deep into detail about it—with Bible misinterpretations versus the Bible being altered or changed—and things like the Bernstein Bears versus the Burnstein Bears. There are a lot of things that people have picked up on over the years. Even recently, I’ve heard people talk about Stove Top Stuffing, saying that it was always Stove Top Stuffing and now it’s Craft Stove Top Stuffing.
These are things you could all sit and think about and kind of go crazy over, in a sense. But there is some truth to this because there’s a lot of truth to memory loss and mental health problems in our society. Now, we could also look at the mental health problem as something that they’re gaslighting, making people have these really crazy thoughts and ideas. I feel like they’re making a society of mass murderers with a lot of the programming they’re putting out there, and I’ll go into that in deeper detail.
What I mean by that, of course, is seeing a lot of these crimes that are committed and the way that people are committing crimes now with dismembering people. These are things that you would only hear from the craziest types of serial killers in the past. Now it’s becoming a normal thing with crimes where people are just dismembering their loved ones as if it’s nothing. It’s very insane what they’ve done to our society through psychological operations and mind control.
With the Mandela effect, I think it’s very important to note that while you could go deep into detail about things and how they’ve changed—and a lot of people out there believe that the Mandela effect is a kind of alternate parallel universe happening at once—which, of course, could go back to CERN and what they’re doing with this CERN machine that they never really identify. They just go, “Yeah, we’re smashing particles together. Yeah, we want to open the abyss; we want to open a black hole.” We’ve seen, of course, even at CERN, them using the Mandela effect in some of their commercials over the years, where they’ve had guys holding up signs that say “Mandela.”
There’s a lot to the Mandela effect, and I want to talk about another side of it that you don’t hear people talking about. But before I get into that and what I think is going on with the Mandela effect, I also want to bring up the fact that CNN, BuzzFeed, and Forbes are all pumping out article after article about it. When they start addressing these things, it tells you that they want you to obviously believe what they want you to believe.
This false memory thing that’s going on—they want you to say, “Oh, well, what do you think this is?” They say scientists can’t explain it. Was this really the title of this book? Was this really the line in the movie? Really, what we should all be focusing on is what has changed in our reality as far as what type of technology has become enhanced over the last decade or so—so much so that it would have an effect on your brain. If you start connecting the dots, you can see where I’m going here.
But I want to start by even showing you how the Mandela effect has been brought up in pop culture. Shows like The X-Files have brought it up over and over again so they want this out there for a reason. It’s actually something that people are experiencing, so they want to be able to discredit it and point a finger in this direction or that direction. In this case, with the Mandela effect, they kind of point a finger at a boogeyman—they bring attention to it on CNN, they bring attention to it in Forbes, and all these other places.
They bring attention to it on The X-Files, but they want it to still be this lingering mystery, a conspiracy where you’re questioning your own mind about things that you’ve heard in the past—wondering if it’s real or not. Here’s a clip from The X-Files from the past where they covered the Mandela effect for the simple reason that Orwell said, “He who controls the past controls the future.” The ability to manipulate memory creates unlimited power—political, economic, cultural. It runs the gamut from Holocaust denial to corporate product recognition. There are companies willing to pay anything, do anything, to have people forget that their products explode on impact or suddenly catch fire.
The only thing I haven’t been able to figure out is how they’re doing it—they can’t. I’m sorry, but this is ridiculous. I mean, the Mandela effect is the Mandela effect, guys. It’s simply people misremembering stuff. Maybe this is actually evidence of a parallel universe—wait, wait, what? So maybe these differences in collective memories are actually evidence of our universe somehow becoming intertwined with another, if not identical then a very similar universe. So people’s memories are correct—they’re just remembering something that happened in another dimension, hence the discrepancies.
That’s science—asking all of life’s questions. Revelations came to me while I was moving, not myself but my mother. When unpacking her stuff, I came across a bunch of old things of mine. She kept saying that my mom used to read Dr. W’s books to me, and that is one of my fondest memories. But when I looked more closely at the book’s cover, that’s when the whole blooper really hit the fan.
What? Because Dr. W’s name was spelled differently than how I remembered—not with two S’s but with two Z’s. What’s happening? It’s a Mandela effect. The Mandela effect is when someone has a memory that doesn’t coincide with everybody else’s or with the facts. For example, some people have a memory of hearing that Nelson Mandela died in the ’80s while in prison, when in fact he died a free man in 2013.
No, it’s called the Mandela effect because people have a memory of Joseph Mingle being apprehended in Ohio in 1970—so it’s the Mandela effect. The Mandela effect has been an internet meme for almost a decade; it’s always been called that. See, you’re having a Mandela effect about the Mandela effect—they like to bring this stuff up because there is truth to these things.
Earlier on, when this thing started, I didn’t believe much of it—I thought it was more of a misremembering thing, and I still believe there’s a lot of misremembering to it. But when people go, “Oh, it’s not misremembering, they’re changing things,” well, we can look at what’s going on with people’s memories. Spikes in a lot of diseases—like Alzheimer’s and dementia—to radiation exposure have been noted. And I’m not saying that that’s what this is 100%, but I want to look at the correlation between the two.
Because again, when we have silent weapons—weapons for quiet wars—we could look no further than the cell phone. The cell phone could be responsible for many of the horrible things going on in the world as far as people’s thoughts, how they are being influenced, and how we have this absolute army of mind control zombies who believe the liberal media, who follow their false idols. And it’s all because of the cell phone in their hand 24/7—they’re getting drilled with propaganda around the clock.
But what is never talked about is the effect of radiation. I’ve studied and watched a lot of films and documentaries on the aftereffects of Hiroshima, which a lot of people don’t believe happened. Some question Hiroshima, etc.—which is perfectly fine; you should question anything we’re taught because, again, everything is fake that they teach us. Even things they show us sometimes with our own eyes—like the moon landing—can be considered fake. But what isn’t fake is the effect of radiation.
They have done experiments on people, which a lot of people also believe is what really happened at Hiroshima—a mass experiment with radiation exposure. And then, of course, now we’re seeing in our day-to-day lives that quietly they’ve integrated radiation into our everyday lives—from microwaves all the way up to these huge towers on every street corner. What they don’t tell you about is the harmful effects—the rise in cancer, the rise in Alzheimer’s, the rise in all these things that revolve not just around your brain, but around your immune system and your DNA.
These are things that are never discussed because people can’t see the actual frequencies coming out of their phones. They’ve gotten people so obsessed with their technology that they’d rather take the chance of getting cancer or something along those lines, because it’s something they won’t have to deal with immediately—today or tomorrow. If they have to deal with it a year from now, they’ll rather take that chance as long as they can have their phones, their games, and their apps around them 24/7.
Over the years, they’ve quietly—even in the mainstream when cell phones first came out—mentioned things about radiation exposure. Today, some outlets even blame the phone if your kid isn’t doing well in school. A Swiss study claims that radiation from smartphones during phone calls leads to memory loss in teens. Radiation from your mobile phone may affect your memory when teens frequently hold their smartphones to their ears, increasing their brain’s exposure to radio frequency electromagnetic radiation. It had a significantly adverse effect on their visual memory.
Of course, quietly to this day, we see studies where they talk about mobile cell phone radiation affecting memory performance in adolescence. Cancer is not the only health effect from cell phones documented in published literature. A study from the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute found that one year of mobile phone use was linked to memory damage in teenagers—specifically, the teens that held the phone against one side of their head scored more poorly on tests measuring memory skills in the brain regions getting the highest exposure. This study is from 2015.
So what has happened since 2015? They’ve told us that they’ve increased the speed of our internet. In 2015, we were talking like 3G, borderline 4G—now we’re at 5G going on borderline 6G. All that’s happened since then is not that you’re listening to things faster on the internet or downloading faster. What’s happening is that the frequencies coming out of these machines—and the radiation exposure from these machines—has increased. It’s increased on your body, it’s increased on your mind.
And of course, in 2020, when that whole big thing went down that affected everybody in the world, there were a lot of measures in place to prevent you from questioning and correlating that with 5G as well. I think one of the things going on here is that we’re seeing the mainstream media covering up for a lot of people misremembering because when the Mandela effect started, a lot of people were dismissing it—saying, “That’s not real, that didn’t really happen. I remember it the right way.” Many people were stubborn, but more and more are finding these little things, thinking, “Wait a minute, I definitely remember that one so this one’s definitely not off, but this one might be.”
I think that’s affected every single one of us. One example, specifically, is the Bible talking about the lion lying down with the lamb. I always remember the Bible saying, “The lion will lie down with the lamb.” Now, of course, everybody sees that it says, “The wolf shall lie with the lamb.” This is one of those cases where it affects me—I’ve always seen it and remembered it that way, never having heard the other interpretation. With movies, I can point to ones like Field of Dreams—”If you build it, they will come” versus “if you build it, he will come.” There are so many of these things, and they’re actually giving attention to it.
When they start giving attention to it, they’re doing so because they know that people are starting to research it—because they’re affected in their day-to-day lives, which is something they can’t ignore. They want mechanisms in place so that if you start referencing or looking these things up, they will not shut down YouTube channels to talk about the Mandela effect and similar topics. But what they will do is try to shut down or silence anybody who correlates any type of memory loss or any psychological or mental problems to 5G.
Forbes has an article titled “The Mandela Effect: The Psychologist Explains Collective False Memory.” Let me read a little bit of it so you understand what they’re trying to do from a psychological standpoint:
“Nelson Mandela, renowned freedom fighter and activist, spent 27 years in prison—a tale of resilience and hardship. Yet his compelling story is often distorted in collective memory, as many vividly recall Mandela’s death in prison during the 1980s. In reality, Mandela lived a long and fruitful life post-incarceration; he went on to become president of South Africa from ’94 to ’99 and passed away in 2013. Despite these facts, many hold strongly to the belief that they remember Mandela dying in prison. This mindboggling phenomenon—a massive collective belief in an event or fact that is not true—has been dubbed the Mandela effect.”
Interestingly, this phenomenon has been observed extensively in different contexts. Another thing that doesn’t get brought up often enough is that when we always reference 1984—I’ve talked about 1984 a lot—they gave us 1984 to read even in school. They wanted you to read it as a desensitizing programming method used as part of psychological ops. In 1984, they also explored alternate history. If you remember, in 1984, they changed the history books; they rewrote history. You know the expression, “rewrite history”—you can’t rewrite history just like you can’t change the weather. But they do. They change things to fit whatever narrative and direction they want to go.
History itself, as we all know, isn’t real anyway. The majority of things taught through the school system is not real. You can take mathematics from school and that’s fine because you can’t fake it. But literature and history classes teach a false history in your head, and that’s where we end up and how we have ended up where we are.
Going back to the Forbes and CNN articles, they say the Mandela effect describes the false memories many of us share. But why can’t scientists explain it? Even these mainstream communist propaganda outlets are not hiding the fact that people’s memories have been altered—they’re just saying, “Why are people’s memories altered?” They’re trying to tell you why, suggesting that the Mandela effect is a fascinating memory phenomenon where everyone seems to show incorrect memories for common, popular icons. Neuroscientist Wilma Banbridge, an assistant professor in the University of Chicago’s Department of Psychology, said it is really growing in popularity on the internet, on sites like Reddit and TikTok.
It’s not really a new thing—I talked about this in 2016, and again when it first came out, there was a bombardment of stuff in the mainstream that made everybody skeptical about what it was really about. A lot of us kind of pivoted on even discussing it because we were seeing where this was going. Now, because the mainstream media and all these people are covering it, they’re essentially saying, “Okay, you’re having memory problems. We’re not going to sit here and act like there aren’t suspicious things out there—we’ll admit to suspicious things and tell you why these are happening.” Of course, the reason they give is not true.
Now you can go down a rabbit hole and start asking, “What is really occurring?” A lot of people obviously believe that CERN and the big CERN Hadron Collider are doing things to create alternate realities. Other people believe they’ve done things like in 1984—rewriting history. But one thing that always gets lost in this discussion is the effect of radiation exposure on the brain. They are causing people to have problems with memory loss via the cell phone and these towers that continually pop up.
Recently, I was talking about driving down a highway. Every mile on the side of the road, there’s a tower. We become so desensitized that we don’t even notice them. I do notice them because I cover this stuff. I’m always awake when I’m out—I constantly think, “There are other people seeing these towers.” I know they’re there because once you see one, you eventually see two. When they first came out, we became desensitized, and now they’re everywhere. People are too busy driving, focusing on the road—hopefully more people are focusing on their cell phones, texting while they’re driving, which is probably the most dangerous thing going on in the world right now.
If you see some of these drivers—99% of the time, they’re irresponsible, swerving in and out, almost as if they’re on some type of drug. But really, they’re just texting. These towers are becoming more and more prominent. The more towers that pop up, the more problems people begin to have. Obviously, 5G doesn’t just affect your memory; the radiation exposure is going to cause other things to your immune system and your genetics, which I can’t go into here on YouTube because that’s one of the topics that might get you a strike. A lot of people have correlated the events of 2020, when everybody was locked down, with these towers popping up at the same time.
There are a lot of things going on that people aren’t paying attention to. But when stories like this arise—not necessarily stories, but when people notice, “I don’t remember it that way”—and then start researching, they want mechanisms in place to convince you that these neurological problems are normal. They want you to think that memory loss is normal, and all these other issues are normal, when in reality, yes, they might be altering our perception and what’s going on, but they definitely don’t want you correlating these issues with the dangers of 5G and how radiation can affect your memory. That’s a scientific fact that they can’t even dispel. They’ll try to say, “Well, that’s unproven, that the 5G towers give off that kind of radiation exposure.” Those are the types of arguments they throw at you to make you go, “Oh, what do you mean? The tests haven’t been run?” Yet all these tests have been run—they’ve seen the effects of radiation exposure. That’s why they use models like silent weapons for quiet wars. The war is on all of us.
They’ve told us they want the population destroyed; they want the population decimated. But they aren’t going to do it by rolling out tanks—they’re going to do it through other means. One of those means is our exposure to radiation. People say, “Aren’t we exposed?” Well, obviously not, because they take measures so that they don’t have radiation exposure. Why do you think they took things like Knack off the shelves? They used to give Knack to soldiers for radiation poisoning in other wars, and then they took it off the shelves at the same time that all this other stuff occurred with the outbreak. They want people to be exposed to radiation—they want anything that they can take to prevent exposure from being available.
On top of that, I’m sure they take actual substances—actual potions—in their bodies that make them immune to it and unaffected by it. Obviously, they’re never going to do these things to affect themselves. People always ask, “Well, if they’re doing it, then they’re doing it to themselves.” They know that if they spray the skies and do these things, they have to take certain medications to prevent their exposure, and that’s exactly what they do. They’re all in the know. What do you think they do at these secret meetings? They sit there, talk about climate and all this stuff, and secretly, they’re discussing more and more poisons they’re going to put on us. To make sure they have everything in place, they’re probably even getting their doses and prescriptions during these meetings so that they’re not affected by the radiation.
Back to the topic again—the Bernstein Bears versus the Barenstein Bears are some of the examples they constantly talk about. They want you fixated on these things, and then, by dredging up your memories, they love to make you question what you remember versus what actually is. You can start driving yourself crazy. I’m not saying there’s not truth to that because there is, but they don’t ever want you to delve into issues that are affecting our minds—not the CERN types of things, but the things happening right in front of us that affect your memory.
There’s a reason they’ve normalized these issues. I’ve talked about how autism has been normalized. Instead of asking, “Why are people getting autism?” they just say, “Oh, your kid’s got autism; don’t say anything—you’ll hurt his feelings.” Instead of asking, “Why does your kid have it? Why are more and more people getting it?” they want you to just accept it. The same thing is happening now with Alzheimer’s and dementia. There are spikes in these conditions, and they’re telling us it’s normal. People just say, “Yeah, it’s normal.” But why is it normal? Why is cancer so normal? They want to normalize it, but they don’t explain why it’s happening—just, “Oh, it just is.”
The things that you can’t see with your own eyes, the things you’re exposing yourself to because you trust these people or because they sell you a phone, are the real culprits. Everyone is getting sick—problems with memory, mental health issues, cancer, brain tumors—all because of what’s going on. Think about things that have become normalized over the last 20 years that were never normalized before, and why people are getting sicker and sicker. One only has to use common sense for three seconds: 20 years ago, people weren’t on their phones 24/7. Now they are. People are sleeping with their phones next to their heads, and the frequencies are going straight to their brains.
This is what we’re dealing with—and nobody sees it, and nobody says anything. When people start thinking about why things have changed and start researching the Mandela effect, they want to send you mixed signals. Look at how much we trust television doctors—the fakest of the fake. What did they tell us a couple of years ago? They don’t have to hold any accountability for the lies they spew, so they want you to think, “Oh, here’s a scientist for CNN—oh, he might not be corrupt.” Even if I thought they were corrupt for other things, like the outbreak, maybe I could get some information from a neuroscientist. But all of it is corrupt—these are fake doctors. These doctors and scientists have been plotting our demise and getting away with it silently, because if they weren’t, people would rise up in revolution.
And it’s not just the mind control keeping them down—it’s the frequencies and everything else that are dumbing us down, exhausting us, and making us sick. I wanted to cover this topic because I saw that Forbes had an article on the Mandela effect. I saw that CNN recently had an article, and BuzzFeed went through all this stuff—they listed the top 20 things about the Mandela effect: “Mirror, mirror on the wall; Oscar Mayer versus Oscar Meyer with an M-A versus Meyer; the Bernstein Bears versus the Barenstein Bears; Shazam,” and so on. Then they try to explain false memories by saying it’s normal to have them because you might have heard a line repeated from someone else or in a movie.
They use Tommy Boy as one example. They try to say, “Well, Tommy Boy said, ‘Luke, I am your father,’” and then people argue, “No, it’s ‘No, I am your father.’” If you saw Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back, you probably remember Darth Vader saying, “Luke, I am your father.” You might be surprised to learn that the line was actually, “No, I am your father.” Then they try to say, “Well, that’s because Tommy Boy said, ‘Luke, I am your father,’ and other movies have said it that way.” But when you watch the movie, it doesn’t really say that. So everyone goes back and forth about what they really heard, instead of asking what is really happening to our minds. Why are more and more people starting to think the Mandela effect is real? Why are more and more mainstream media outlets covering it, and why is nobody mentioning anything about radiation and how radiation exposure affects your memory?
Radiation exposure affects your brain—it doesn’t just increase your chances of getting tumors and Alzheimer’s; it affects your day-to-day memory. People dismiss that, and instead, they normalize things like “brain farts” or “Oh, he’s just forgetful.” They normalize that instead of asking, “Why am I forgetting things more and more? Why is my brain foggy?” More and more, because you’re under attack 24/7 from radiation exposure. They normalize the Mandela effect, but they don’t normalize or bring any truth to the topic of radiation because that’s a scientific fact they can’t easily dispel.
They’ll try to say, “Well, that’s unproven—5G towers giving off that kind of radiation exposure.” Yet all the tests have been run, and they’ve seen the effects of radiation exposure. That’s why they use models like silent weapons for quiet wars. The war is on all of us. They’ve told us they want the population destroyed; they want the population decimated. But they’re not going to do it by rolling out tanks—they’re going to do it through other means, one of which is our exposure to radiation.
People say, “Aren’t we exposed?” Well, obviously not, because they take measures so that they don’t have radiation exposure. Why do you think they took products like Knack off the shelves? They used to give Knack to soldiers for radiation poisoning in previous wars, then took it off the shelves when all this other stuff occurred during the outbreak. They want people exposed to radiation—they want anything that can prevent exposure to be unavailable. On top of that, I’m sure they take substances that make them immune to or unaffected by radiation. Obviously, they’re never going to do these things to affect themselves. People always ask, “If they’re doing it, then why aren’t they affected?” They know that if they spray the skies with radiation, they have to take medications to prevent exposure—and that’s exactly what they do.
Now, back to the topic: the Bernstein Bears versus the Barenstein Bears are some of the examples they constantly talk about. They want you fixated on these things, and then they want you to go back into your head and try to remember what you recall versus what is actually true. You start driving yourself crazy. I’m not saying there’s not truth to it—because there is—but they don’t ever want you to dive into the issues affecting our minds, not the CERN type of things, but what’s happening right in front of us that will affect your memory.
There’s a reason they’ve normalized these issues. I’ve talked about autism—how autism has been normalized. Instead of asking, “Why are more people getting autism?” they just say, “Oh, your kid’s got autism—accept it.” Instead of asking, “Why does your kid have it? Why are more people getting it?” they want you to just accept it. The same thing is happening with Alzheimer’s and dementia. There are spikes in these conditions, and they’re telling us it’s normal, and people just say, “Yeah, it’s normal.” But why is it normal? Why is cancer so normal? They want to normalize it, but they don’t explain why it’s happening; they just say, “Oh, it just is.”
The things that you can’t see with your own eyes—the things you’re exposing yourself to because you trust these people or because they sell you a phone—are the real culprits. Everybody is getting sick: memory problems, mental health issues, cancer, brain tumors—this is what’s going on. Think about things that have become normalized over the last 20 years that were never normalized before, and why people are getting sicker and sicker. One only has to use common sense: 20 years ago, people weren’t on their phones 24/7. Now they are. People sleep with their phones next to their heads, and the frequencies go straight to their brains.
This is what we’re dealing with, and nobody sees it or says anything. When people start thinking about why things have changed and begin researching the Mandela effect, they want to confuse you. Look at how much we trust television doctors—the fakest of the fake. What did they tell us a couple of years ago? They don’t have to be accountable for the lies they spew, so they want you to think, “Oh, here’s a scientist on CNN—maybe he isn’t corrupt.” Even if I thought they were corrupt for other things, like the outbreak, maybe I could get some information from a neuroscientist. But it’s all corrupt. These fake doctors and scientists have been plotting our demise and getting away with it silently, because if they weren’t, people would rise up in revolution.
And it’s not just the mind control keeping them down—it’s the frequencies and everything else that are dumbing us down, exhausting us, and making us sick. I wanted to cover this topic because I saw that Forbes had an article on the Mandela effect, and CNN recently did too, along with BuzzFeed. They listed the top 20 things about the Mandela effect—”Mirror, mirror on the wall; Oscar Mayer versus Oscar Meyer; the Bernstein Bears versus the Barenstein Bears; Shazam”—reading off a list of examples. Then they try to explain false memories by saying it’s normal to have them because you might have heard a line repeated from someone else or in a movie.
They use Tommy Boy as an example: “Luke, I am your father.” Then people argue, “No, it’s ‘No, I am your father.’” If you saw Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back, you probably remember Darth Vader saying, “Luke, I am your father.” You might be surprised to learn that the actual line was, “No, I am your father.” They then claim it’s because Tommy Boy said, “Luke, I am your father,” and that other movies have echoed it that way. But when you watch the movie, it doesn’t really say that. So instead of asking what is really happening to our minds, people just argue over what they remember.
Why are more and more people starting to think the Mandela effect is real? Why are more and more mainstream media outlets covering it, and yet nobody is mentioning anything about radiation and how it affects your memory? Radiation exposure affects your brain—not just by increasing your chances of tumors and Alzheimer’s, but by affecting your day-to-day memory. People dismiss these facts and normalize things like “brain farts” or “Oh, he’s just forgetful.” They accept it instead of asking, “Why am I forgetting more and more? Why is my brain foggy?” And it’s because you’re under a constant attack from radiation exposure.
They normalize the Mandela effect, but they don’t normalize or bring any truth to the topic of radiation because that’s a scientific fact they can’t easily dispel. They’ll try to say, “Well, that’s unproven—that 5G towers give off that kind of radiation.” But all the tests have been run; they’ve seen the effects of radiation exposure. That’s why they use models like silent weapons for quiet wars. The war is on all of us.
They’ve told us they want the population destroyed; they want it decimated. But they’re not going to do it with tanks—they’re doing it through other means, such as our exposure to radiation. People say, “Aren’t we exposed?” Well, clearly not, because measures are taken so that we don’t have radiation exposure. Why do you think products like Knack were taken off the shelves? They used to provide Knack to soldiers for radiation poisoning in previous wars, then removed it when all this stuff started happening. They want us exposed to radiation—they want to remove any prevention measures.
On top of that, I’m sure they take actual substances in their bodies that make them immune to or unaffected by radiation. Obviously, they’re never going to do this to themselves. People always ask, “If they’re doing it, then why aren’t they affected?” They know that if they spray the skies with radiation, they must take medications to prevent exposure—and that’s exactly what they do. They’re all in the know. What do you think happens at those secret meetings? They sit there, discuss climate and other topics, and secretly plan more poisons to put on us, ensuring they get their doses and prescriptions during those meetings so they remain unaffected by the radiation.
Back to the topic again—the Bernstein Bears versus the Barenstein Bears are just some of the examples they constantly discuss. They want you fixated on these small details, so that when you try to recall your own memories, you get confused. You can drive yourself crazy. I’m not saying there’s no truth to it—because there is—but they don’t want you to delve into what’s really affecting our minds. Not the CERN experiments, but what’s happening right in front of us that is altering our memory.
There’s a reason they’ve normalized these issues. I’ve talked about how autism has been normalized. Instead of asking, “Why are more people getting autism?” they just say, “Oh, your kid has autism—accept it.” Instead of asking, “Why is your kid getting it? Why are more and more people being affected?” they want you to just accept it. The same is happening now with Alzheimer’s and dementia. There are spikes in these conditions, and they’re telling us it’s normal. People just accept it without questioning why.
But why is it normal? Why is cancer so normal? They want to normalize these conditions, yet they don’t explain why they’re happening—they just say, “Oh, it just is.” The things you can’t see with your own eyes—the exposures you face because you trust these sources or because you bought a phone—are the real culprits. Everyone is getting sick: memory problems, mental health issues, cancer, brain tumors—this is what’s happening. Think about how, over the last 20 years, things have become normalized that were never normalized before, and why people are getting sicker and sicker. Twenty years ago, people weren’t on their phones 24/7; now they are. People sleep with their phones next to their heads, and the frequencies go straight to their brains.
This is what we’re dealing with, and nobody sees it or says anything. When people start thinking about why things have changed and research the Mandela effect, they get bombarded with misinformation. Look at how much we trust television doctors—the fakest of the fake. What did they tell us a couple of years ago? They don’t have to be held accountable for the lies they spew, so they want you to think, “Oh, here’s a scientist on CNN—maybe he isn’t corrupt.” Even if I thought they were corrupt regarding other issues, like the outbreak, maybe I could glean some information from a neuroscientist. But it’s all corrupt. These fake doctors and scientists have been plotting our demise and getting away with it silently, because if they weren’t, people would rise up in revolution.
It’s not just the mind control keeping them in power—it’s the frequencies and everything else that are dumbing us down, exhausting us, and making us sick. I wanted to cover this topic because I saw that Forbes had an article on the Mandela effect, and CNN and BuzzFeed have done similar pieces. They list examples like “Mirror, mirror on the wall; Oscar Mayer versus Oscar Meyer; the Bernstein Bears versus the Barenstein Bears; Shazam,” and so on. Then they try to explain false memories by saying it’s normal to have them because you might have heard a line repeated from someone else or in a movie.
For example, take Tommy Boy: you might remember it as “Luke, I am your father,” yet if you watch Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, the line is actually, “No, I am your father.” They argue over whether it was said one way or the other, rather than questioning what is really happening to our minds. Why are more and more people starting to believe the Mandela effect is real? Why are more mainstream media outlets covering it while nobody mentions radiation and its effect on memory?
Radiation exposure affects your brain—it doesn’t just increase your risk of tumors and Alzheimer’s; it disrupts your day-to-day memory. People dismiss these issues, normalizing things like minor forgetfulness, instead of asking, “Why am I forgetting more and more? Why is my brain foggy?” It’s because you’re under constant attack from radiation, and they normalize that with discussions of the Mandela effect. They’re not drawing attention to the fact that radiation exposure is a scientific reality they can’t easily disprove.
They’ll argue, “The tests haven’t been run,” yet all the tests have been done—they’ve seen the effects of radiation exposure. That’s why they use models like silent weapons for quiet wars. The war is on all of us. They’ve told us they want the population destroyed, decimated even, but they aren’t doing it with tanks—they’re doing it through other means, like our exposure to radiation.
People say, “Aren’t we exposed?” Clearly, not, because they take measures so that we don’t suffer the effects of radiation. Why do you think products like Knack were removed from the shelves? They used to be given to soldiers for radiation poisoning in past wars, then taken off when all this stuff started happening. They want people exposed to radiation—they want to eliminate any prevention. And on top of that, I’m sure they take substances in their bodies that make them immune to or unaffected by radiation. Obviously, they’re never going to do this to themselves. People always ask, “If they’re doing it, why aren’t they affected?” They know that if they spray the skies with radiation, they have to take medications to prevent its effects—and that’s exactly what they do.
So, back to the topic again—the Bernstein Bears versus the Barenstein Bears are just some of the examples they constantly bring up. They want you fixated on these small discrepancies so that when you recall your memories, you start doubting yourself. You drive yourself crazy trying to reconcile what you remember with what is shown. I’m not saying there’s no truth to it—because there is—but they don’t want you to focus on what’s really affecting our minds, not the CERN experiments, but the things happening right in front of us that alter our memory.
There’s a reason they’ve normalized these issues. I’ve talked about how autism has been normalized, and instead of questioning why more people are getting autism, everyone just accepts it. The same is happening now with Alzheimer’s and dementia. There are spikes in these conditions, and they’re told to us as being normal. People accept it without questioning why.
But why is it normal? Why is cancer normal? They want to normalize these issues without explaining why they’re happening—they just say, “Oh, it just is.” The things you can’t see with your own eyes, the exposures you’re subjected to because you trust these sources or because you bought a phone, are the real culprits. Everyone is getting sick—memory problems, mental health issues, cancer, brain tumors—because of what’s happening. Think about how, over the last 20 years, things have become normalized that were never normalized before, and why people are getting sicker. Twenty years ago, people weren’t on their phones 24/7; now they are. People sleep with their phones next to their heads, and the frequencies go straight to their brains.
This is what we’re dealing with, and nobody sees it or says anything. When people start questioning why things have changed and research the Mandela effect, they are met with misinformation. Look at how much we trust television doctors—the fakest of the fake. What did they tell us a couple of years ago? They don’t have to be held accountable for their lies, so they want you to think, “Oh, here’s a scientist on CNN—maybe he isn’t corrupt.” Even if I thought they were corrupt regarding other issues, like the outbreak, maybe I could get some information from a neuroscientist. But it’s all corrupt. These fake doctors and scientists have been plotting our demise and getting away with it silently, because if they weren’t, people would rise up in revolution.
Thank you for being here. I hope you’re all doing well—God bless you and your families.
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THE MANDELA EFFECT IS TRENDING AGAIN! HERE’S WHAT PEOPLE NEED TO REALIZE ABOUT THEIR MEMORIES! pic.twitter.com/uGN2ulW8hw
— Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) February 19, 2025
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