I guess so we’ll have to just agree to disagree, nothing to argue about, your honour lol
As the other poster said, that’s still predictive programming, they are “predicting” because they are in the know, like “predicting” lottery numbers when you already know what the result is going to be, that’s the point of predictive programming.
Until the event has actually happened it is still a prediction, even if it’s one they can be assured is going to come true.
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Look why are you trying to turn this into an argument, fine you think it’s predictive programming, I don’t let’s move on, I’ve found plenty people with just a simple Google search like on Reddit of just a year ago that agree with me, I’m glad you two can think for yourselves there’s nothing to argue about, take care
We’re all ‘cool’ 
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I was simply disagreeing, in the same way you did (which is fine), and I’m clarifying in a response why I don’t agree with what you’re saying, there’s nothing antagonistic or aggressive about my reply so I don’t understand why you think I’m trying to turn this in to anything.
If anything I thought I was helping you understand the term or at least how I see it, but instead you think I’m trying to fight for some reason.
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tptb do plan for decades and slowly implement their agendas
so the Peoples don’t even realize they’re being socially engineered until it’s too late
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The pilot episode of “The Lone Gunmen” (an X-Files spinoff) involves a plot by the government to remotely fly a plane full of passengers into the World Trade Center to increase arms sales. It aired March 4, 2001.
“While he and the other Lone Gunmen attempt to steal a computer chip, Byers receives news of his father’s death and the trio soon find themselves unraveling a government conspiracy in which an attempt to fly a commercial aircraft into the World Trade Center would result in increased arms sales for the United States of America.”
https://x-files.fandom.com/wiki/Pilot_(The_Lone_Gunmen)
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Jimmy Eat World’s album Bleed American was released on Tuesday, July 24, 2001. Two months before 9/11.
cupload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/3/37/Bleedamerican.jpg/250px-Bleedamerican.jpg
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