I’ve always been a huge fan of Nicholas Sparks’ books, but reading his latest work has made me really question so much more than I expected. In this novel, Sparks writes about a devastating flood in Asheville, North Carolina—an eerily specific detail given the current situation in the state. What truly makes this story unsettling is that the book was published on September 24, 2024, yet Hurricane Helene didn’t make landfall until September 26. Here are screenshots from this morning in case they try to go full on 1984 and rewrite these dates on me.
Here’s where it gets even stranger: the hurricane is referenced by name in the book. How could Sparks have possibly known about a hurricane that wouldn’t hit for another two days? Was it predictive programming, a warning, or just an uncanny coincidence? Either way, the accuracy with which this novel predicted the disaster is impossible to ignore - especially since he doesn’t even work for the Simpsons/Matt Groening!
I found the video below while I was trying to confirm I’m not just crazy…so there’re at least two of us in the world who’ve noticed this.
What do you think—is this a case of life imitating art, or something else entirely? Let me know your thoughts!
…and just in case you missed it, yesterday I shared this video from Truth Stream Media, ahowing how the government has been responding to the devastation out there…hint: it’s nothing like what you would expect.
Thank you for being here, and for bringing your eyes, ears, awareness and minds.
