(Also hits on HL#17 and HL#3)<\/p>\n
Prelude<\/strong>: When we conducted the very last DreamBot run on Project August dreams, one of the biggest themes was RUNNING, but that was just the linguistics. A single word never gives us context and detail. That’s why the actual dreams are so important.<\/p>\n As I discussed on Coast to Coast AM, when we looked at the dream content itself, people were not only running frantically, but they were fleeing cities (including some big US metropolitan areas). The theme emotion surrounding these citizens was obviously fear, for there was a lot of commotion, emergencies, riots, and general violence.<\/p>\n Based on this, even a monkey could have developed headline #92:<\/p>\n Headline 92:<\/strong> \u201cCitizens run for their lives as violence escalates (highest possible areas: Middle East, northern Africa, Southwest Asia, and even major US cities).\u201d<\/p>\n ___________________________________________<\/strong><\/p>\n If you\u2019re new to the NDC, then welcome! This article explains how one of our 119 Project August headlines<\/a> came true (or at least registered a decent hit on our DreamSeer scale<\/a>.) We\u2019re still in phase 1 of formulating predictions based on collective dreamwork, and thus some of the content seems dire and substantially negative. <\/em><\/p>\n Stay tuned, though, because the success we\u2019re having here will carry us directly into the next phase, where we actually get to choose the outcome ahead of time\u2026or at least that\u2019s what one of our teams will be attempting to do. The next phase is called \u201cParadigm 3<\/a>,\u201d which will follow Proj Aug (TBD). We\u2019ll have sign-ups in a couple of weeks, so stay tuned or sign up for free email alerts<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n ___________________________________________<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n The point of this article is that I\u2019ll show you several different places on the globe of how this one registered a full 5.0, partly because of the number of people fleeing, but also the actual words that were used in the articles were near verbatim our predicted headline.<\/p>\n The discerning eye will notice that the US cities aren\u2019t mentioned here, and that\u2019s because there hasn\u2019t been any major fleeing as of yet. Let\u2019s hope that stays true indefinitely.<\/p>\n We\u2019ll start with the Ukraine\u2026<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Ukraine\u2019s Donetsk becomes ghost town as national forces shell separatists<\/a><\/p>\n By Johnny Giles | Published August 07, 2014 | FoxNews.com<\/em><\/p>\n DONETSK, Ukraine \u2013 Residents of this eastern Ukrainian city are fleeing in droves<\/strong> as national forces step up mortar attacks aimed at dislodging the pro-Russian separatists who are clinging to control of a city once populated by 1 million people.<\/em><\/p>\n \u201cThere is no good answer,\u201d Eneha Elena, a hotel operator, told FoxNews.com. \u201cIf I stay, I lose. If I go, I lose. We, the normal people, are the ones suffering the most in this war.<\/em><\/p>\n 40,000 Iraqis stranded on Sinjar mountain after Islamic State death threats<\/a><\/p>\n By Richard Spencer, Middle East Correspondent |\u00a0\u00a0 4:44PM BST 06 Aug 2014<\/em><\/p>\n Tens of thousands of members of Iraqi religious minority groups driven from their homes<\/strong> for fear of the jihadist group Islamic State are dying of thirst and heat on a desert mountainside in the north of the country, according to the United Nations and human rights groups.<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n 20,000 Iraqis besieged by Isis escape from mountain after US air strikes<\/a><\/p>\n theguardian.com, Sunday 10 August 2014 09.12 EDT\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 <\/em><\/p>\n Shawkat Barbahari, an official from the autonomous Kurdish region of northern Iraq, said 30,000 people had escaped to Syria and then been escorted back into Iraqi Kurdistan by Kurdish forces. A spokesman for the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) in Iraq said officials had been reporting to the UN that 15,000 to 20,000 people had escaped the siege<\/strong>. Fears had been growing for the civilians, mostly Kurds of the Yazidi faith, trapped on Mount Sinjar in north-west Iraq in the searing summer heat with little to eat or drink.<\/em><\/p>\n British Citizens Flee Tripoli on Ship as 25 Libyans Are Reportedly Killed in Fighting<\/a><\/p>\n By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK and SULIMAN ALI ZWAYAUG. 3, 2014<\/em><\/p>\n CAIRO<\/em> \u2014 A British Navy ship on Sunday evacuated about 100 British citizens<\/strong> from the Libyan capital, Tripoli, as 25 Libyans were reported killed in the fighting between rival militias that has torn apart the city and destroyed its airport.<\/em><\/p>\n The scenes of anxious foreigners fleeing by boat<\/strong> recalled the mayhem at the start of the Libyan uprising under Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi in 2011, though Tripoli residents say the violence has now become more severe than at any time during the revolt or since. What began three weeks ago as a relatively isolated battle for the airport has spread to round-the-clock skirmishes in pockets throughout the city. More than 200 are believed to have died in the fighting.<\/em><\/p>\n Before we move on, look at that one carefully. This article brings us a double 5.0 hit! First, 100 citizens flee\u2026that was Headline #92; however, how did they flee?<\/p>\n Headline #17<\/strong>: Mass evacuations on big boats (and\/or big boat being hit by missile)<\/p>\n This one is MTB\u2019s third direct hit. This dreamer was being evacuated on a big boat during his dream on May 6, 2014\u2026<\/p>\n This dream was in two parts. In the first part, my wife and I had been evacuated onto an aircraft carrier. I recall I was asking why we had been evacuated; there was no answer. In terms of emotions, I suppose confusion would be the closest.<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Is that enough fleeing already? Not so fast, because Japan got pummeled this weekend. Check this out\u20261.6 MILLION people were actually ordered to flee<\/em> (no choice in the matter).<\/p>\n Japan orders 1.6 million to flee Typhoon Halong; one dead, travel chaos<\/a><\/p>\n August 10, 2014 1:32pm<\/em><\/p>\n TOKYO<\/em> – Typhoon Halong killed one person in Japan on Sunday and injured 33, media said, as authorities ordered 1.6 million people out <\/strong>of the path of the storm that battered the west of the country with heavy rain and wind.<\/em><\/p>\n More than 200 flights were cancelled and some bullet trains suspended services, leaving people setting off for “o-bon” summer holidays stranded at airports and stations.<\/em><\/p>\n The typhoon is expected to head north, passing over Japan’s main island of Honshu. About 40 cm (16 inches) of rain and heavy wind are forecast for eastern Japan, including the Tokyo<\/strong> metropolitan area<\/strong>.<\/em><\/p>\n This one is also a double hit, except neither hit gets a perfect score. The people aren\u2019t fleeing because of violence or riots\u2026they\u2019re avoiding a storm. Also, Headline #3 gets a hit (\u201cCoastline gets decimated\u201d), although we never saw Japan in our dream material getting hit on the coastline.<\/p>\n Typhoon Halong was quite dire though. The above article also mentioned that\u2026<\/p>\n Authorities issued the highest typhoon alert and landslide warnings as the storm dumped a meter (39 inches) of rain in an hour, and caused widespread disruption to travel at the beginning of the summer holiday season.<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Headline #92<\/strong>: 5.0 (direct hit)<\/p>\n Headline #17<\/strong>: 5.0 (direct hit)<\/p>\n Headline #3<\/strong>: 3.8 (we never saw Japan getting hit in our dream content. Note: HL#3 is already a 5.0 from the major Pensacola flooding on April 30, 2014, which was 10 days after the dreams were dreamt for HL#3)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n To view more Proj Aug headlines, click here<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\nThe Point<\/h1>\n
Ukraine<\/h1>\n
Iraq<\/h1>\n
Northern Africa<\/h1>\n
Had Enough Fleeing?<\/h1>\n
Time to rack up the points:<\/h1>\n