‘The Mandela or Quantum Effect’ describes a set of people who share the same memories that differ to from what is fact now. I’ve mentioned examples in the last two posts, and another one is different logos. The Volks Wagon image is a popular one. In the picture here, you see how it looks now and how it used to look.
I discussed that CERN could be responsible for this effect in part one of this series and then I spoke about group mind control which may have come from the television. I’m not exactly sure how it works.
Today I am going to give you an example of a man who claimed he experienced Time Travel. This man was called Al Bielek. There are videos of him on YouTube on how he accomplished this. He was involved in The Philadelphia Experiment, which it appears, actually happened. The Experiment was romanticised and made into a film. It is a film I watched again free on YouTube a few years ago and it looks like you can still watch it.
This is a link to the film:
I think he was mind-controlled as he believes some outrageous things happened to him. For example, he was born Edward Cameron in 1916 and then put his consciousness into a boy who died at birth, and then became Al Bielek. Both Al Bielek and Edward Cameron were alive at the same time in the navy during the 1940s. He time travelled into the future thousands of years ahead of our time as well as to 1984. And he says he met Duncan his brother as Al Bielek when Duncan was a lot older.
He mentions that Duncan had an altar ego-personality implanted in him to think he had been a salesman. He got some of his memories back after leaving a magnetic force in an area where he resided, and he regained other memories when he left that area which is how him and Al Bielek were reacquainted
Maybe at a later date, I will study his life more and write about it. It is complex but interesting.
Next time I will conclude this series on Time Travel – Fact or Fiction by explaining a potential personal experience connected with the Mandela Effect – something I have experienced but maybe not a group of people.
