Let\u2019s pretend for a moment that you get some predictive numbers tonight in your dream. You suspect that these numbers are for the winning lottery ticket, but you don\u2019t really believe in your dreams enough to actually put money towards it.<\/p>\n
Instead, you decide to talk about your dream. In fact, you laughingly discuss the numbers with your boss, and guess what?<\/p>\n
The next day, the boss makes headline news, as he wins a one-million pound lottery pot from YOUR numbers!<\/p>\n
Who deserves this lottery pot? The dreamer who was granted the number, or the boss who respected this dream enough to buy the ticket?<\/p>\n
This precise event just happened a couple of years ago, but the ensuing disagreement produced a long hard court case in Britain. Just a couple of days ago, the judge made his ruling, and the resulting news link was delivered straight to my inbox from my favorite Lakota dreamer. In her message, she emphasized that I was going to love this news, and she was 100% right!<\/p>\n
The actual event was a bit more convoluted than I described here, but you get the general idea.<\/p>\n
Waiter awarded half share of lottery jackpot after predicting win in a dream<\/a> <\/em><\/p>\n By Martin Evans<\/em><\/p>\n 6:06PM BST 14 Jul 2014<\/em><\/p>\n A restaurant owner who scooped a million pound jackpot on the lottery has been forced to share half the cash with one of his staff after a judge ruled that the waiter had dreamt about the win the night before. <\/em><\/p>\n Hayati Kucukkoylu, who runs the Kapadokya Turkish restaurant in York, could not believe his luck when his numbers came up on the EuroMllions draw in January 2012. <\/em><\/p>\n But his celebrations were short lived when Fatih Ozcan, who waited tables at the restaurant, demanded half the money, insisting had it not been for him, his boss would never have entered the lottery draw. <\/em><\/p>\n Mr Ozcan argued it had been his idea to buy a ticket having predicted the jackpot win the night before in a dream. <\/em><\/p>\n And now a judge has agreed with his claim and has ruled that the warring pair split the money equally down the middle. <\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n We also got a hint about some news relating to last week\u2019s linguistics. On the surface, the headline I\u2019ll present seems to only cover half of the lingo phrase, but I suggest that this may be similar to how the DreamBot uncovered the contrived, illegal alien game played by the federal government. In other words, the headlines were saying one thing, but the DreamBot was speaking more of the truth.<\/p>\n So, here we go.<\/p>\n The linguistics was this: \u201cDeath ships east epic forced materials cell cross communication airport approach nose learned camp security<\/em>\u201d<\/p>\n First off, if you were to tell me that there were at least two separate headlines in that phrase, I certainly couldn\u2019t argue against you. However, I\u2019ll attempt to sway you towards this being one complete idea and even an important warning for our intelligence ops. The first portion of the phrase is definitely here in this article\u2026<\/p>\n Communist Chinese Naval Forces Dock in USA Harbor \u2013 24 Country Joint-Military Exercise \u2013 EricsonReport.com<\/a><\/p>\n Friday, July 11, 2014 7:28<\/em><\/p>\n (Before It’s News)<\/em><\/p>\n By Greg Ericson<\/em><\/p>\n 6.11.2014<\/em><\/p>\n 24 countries including China\u2019s naval forces are in Hawaii for a joint military exercise, a historical first for the communist nation.<\/em><\/p>\n Among China\u2019s fleet at Pearl Harbor were two helicopters, a destroyer, a frigate, a supply ship and a hospital ship, all staffed by about 1,000 military members, United Press International reported.<\/em><\/p>\n Chinese craft will take part in weapons firing, disaster and anti-piracy training, and joint interceptions and landings, UPI reported.<\/em><\/p>\n In the article, the words \u201chistorical first\u201d is THE definition of our DreamBot use of the word \u201cEpic.\u201d Furthermore, \u201cDeath ships\u201d should be fairly obvious, as it stands for navy boats, and of course, the word \u201cEast\u201d represents the main country in the Far East (China). Thus, \u201cDeath ships east epic\u201d is given a 4.7 on the DreamSeer scale, but the rest is left for a bit of conjecture.<\/p>\n It appears that the DreamBot does acknowledge this as a joint military exercise by the words \u201ccell cross communication\u201d and the \u201cforced materials\u201d does seem to support the disaster and anti-piracy training aspect to the exercise.<\/p>\n The part I\u2019m wondering about is the \u201cairport approach nose learned camp security.\u201d First off, it\u2019s important to know that this exercise started mid June and will go until early August. The second thing you should know is that\u2026<\/p>\n The exercises will include 23 countries, with nearly 50 ships, more than 200 aircraft<\/strong> and 25,000 military personnel.<\/em><\/p>\nEpic Death Ships<\/h1>\n
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Piecing It Together<\/h1>\n