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| Dora and the Lost City of Gold (released 16 Aug. 2019 worldwide) |
You may be familiar with recent sad news of an Irish teenager (Nora Quoirin) who was reported missing in Malaysia while on holiday with her family. On the morning of her first day at the Seremban Dunsun resort, on Aug. 4th, in a remote area of the Malaysian Titiwangsa Mountain range, she mysteriously disappeared. Police believed she may have exited her 1st floor cabin bedroom through an unlocked window, and vanished into the jungle. This despite her reported physical and mental limitations was the official line. Her parents stated to the contrary, that they believed she had been abducted. A widening search ensued to locate her, with rescuers, law enforcement and locals searching 24/7 to no avail.
These events have been documented extensively, and updated constantly by the British media, and on the 13th Aug. the predicted and tragic outcome to this was announced. Nora was found deceased near a waterfall in a dense jungle ravine, only a mile away from the resort. A location which had been previously searched to the astonishment of all.
The British tabloid press has been busy with headline after headline about this heart breaking story. I have wondered if perhaps there was a diabolic element and synchronicity at play with this traumatic event thrust into the public's psyche.
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| In an undated photo released by her parents, Nora stands near a waterfall (this was prior to her being found) |
Nora wandering ALIVE for a WEEK before she died from internal bleeding caused by starvation after she got lost in Malaysian jungle, post-mortem reveals, as police say there is no sign she was kidnapped
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| Nora's Irish aunt and cousins |
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| Dora the Explorer... in the Jungle (2019) |
Man who found body thinks she walked through river
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| A scene from the newly released Dora and the Lost City of Gold |
National deputy police chief Mazlan Mansor had earlier told reporters at a press conference that a body which "resembles Nora" had been found. He said the body "was not in any clothings".
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| A still from Dora the Explorer in the jungle cartoon |
Elite commandos join hunt for missing girl, 15, in Malaysian jungle
The strangeness of Synchronicity comes into play with these images married to the Dora the Explorer live-action movie release and the reports of this missing girl named Nora.
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| The 'Shamrock' laden Golden City Restaurant, KL, Malaysia |
The below written by Dahria Beaver, Ohio State University, (2018)
Predictive Programming is theory that the government or other higher-ups are using fictional movies or books as a mass mind control tool to make the population more accepting of planned future events. This was first described and proposed by researcher Alan Watt who defines Predictive programming as “Predictive programming is a subtle form of psychological conditioning provided by the media to acquaint the public with planned societal changes to be implemented by our leaders. If and when these changes are put through, the public will already be familiarized with them and will accept them as natural progressions, thus lessening possible public resistance and commotion.” (Wood)
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