Precognition & the 449-Soldier Delay

Last night I was awakened twice by psycho-fascist Americans rapping on my walls, once by the person in room 114 and once by the person in 111, and by adding the two numbers we get a big jump in the number of US military dead before I again give America good intelligence.
 
I will note that I have on three different occasions warned of events which caused high military casualties.
 
They were the truck-bombing of the Marine barracks in Beirut in 1983, (241 dead), the Arrow crash at Gander in 1985 (265 dead, including the civilian crew), and of course that day Americans love so much because they feel it gives them license to kill,  9/11 (about 125 military dead).
 
Of course, while about 125 military people died on that September 11, the great military death rate stemming from 9/11 has come and will continue to come from Republican American Fascism's stupid response to 9/11, the RAF's taking America to war against the innocent Iraqi people and the innocent Afghani people instead of focusing on hunting down those responsible for 9/11.
 
At I.C. News we expect perhaps another 4,000 US military dead, in addition to those who have already died in Iran and Afghanistan, before the folly of Republican American Fascism is stopped by the American people.
 
That said, I want to talk to you about something else today; it concerns the nature, and the art, of precognition; and I want to put this into the context of the history of the world as we Space Sailors know it.
 
First, I will tell you what we Space Sailors discovered when we first arrived here some 57,000 years ago.  I don't expect you to believe me; and I really don't want you to believe me, since true-believer-ship is a large part of your undoing.  Perhaps all I ask is that you look at the art of precognition as it exists in the container I will describe.
 
Within that container the future has happened before, and the human being has been given a second chance to re-live it in the hope of the human being will not again end up in Hell.  I am not saying this is the truce case, but it is a functional working metaphor.
 
When we Space Sailors were requested by God to come here, and like a fleet forming from all around the kingdom, from all around the Gala Sea, we set sail for the place where one of God's wives, Earth, was supposed to be.
 
What we found was what we call "a dustbin of space"; Earth was gone, exploded, and where she should have been was a rosary of earth clods and frozen oceans formed into an asteroid belt around the sun.
 
Frozen within and hanging onto this asteroid belt were the billions upon billions of souls who had been the offspring of Earth, who together in their misery gave out such a terrible lamentation we called it, The Song of the Damned.
 
You, Dear Reader, were among those singers.
 
After deliberating over what we had found, we came up with a plan to travel some 57,000 years back in time, and to attempt to prevent the disaster which destroyed Earth.  We could not remake the stubborn, cruel mind of the human being, but what we were attempting to do was nudge human development off its course toward planetary destruction.
 
All of your great teachers and prophets were a part of this nudging.  When Jesus said, "This Earth will pass away," he knew what he was talking about because he had seen the dustbin of space which this planet, thanks to the human being, will become.
 
To understand the difficulty in our attempt to alter ever so slightly the course of human history, see yourself trying to nudge a mad, galloping elephant as it passes by you so that it will miss the cliff it is headed toward.  (Hmmm?  What a coincidence!  America now rides on the back of such a mad, galloping elephant, but that's another story.)
 
Those 57,000 years are now almost used up.  Unless we can nudge the elephant enough, in less than 60 years this Earth will explode and you will be back where you were when we found you, singing the Song of the Damned.
 
If we fail to save this Earth, and right now it seems very likely we will fail, our task will then be to pluck souls from the debris; but we will not pluck those souls who contributed to the Earth's doom; those souls will be forever quarantined  here so the disease which is the human being will not spread throughout the Gala Sea.
 
(There is another aspect to this in that some souls were plucked 57,000 years ago, but that, too, is another story.)
 
Now, to the subject of precognition.  In its purest form it is a way for the future to waft back into the past, it is an aspect of the physics of Time, and its function is to nudge the elephant.
 
The best historical example of precognition I know is the dual precognitive experiences of Abraham Lincoln and the wife of Ulysses S. Grant prior to the fatal night of Lincoln's assassination.
 
Lincoln was shown a dream in which he came upon a coffin holding the body of someone lying in state in the White House.  He asked a member of the honor guard who it was in the coffin and the guard told him it was the president, who had been assassinated.
 
While Lincoln awoke terrified by this dream he did not modify his plans because of it.
 
This, I suggest to you, was an attempt to nudge the elephant, to keep Lincoln alive and thereby better American history, thereby better the history of the world; but the elephant would not be nudged.
 
Mrs. Grant, the wife of the great general and future president, had a premonition about the disaster to come, and while the Grants were scheduled to be with the Lincolns at Ford's Theater that night, she talked her husband out of going.
 
This, I suggest, was a successful nudging of the elephant.
 
My favorite example of the precognitive experience was the vision of Sitting Bull in which he saw what we call "Custer's Last Stand" in the course of a pain-induced trance a few days before that slaughter took place.  In his vision the Americans on horseback were falling upside down in the Sioux village.
 
An interesting side story to this is when Custer's Indian scouts came upon the lodge where the vision ritual had taken place, perhaps two days later, they sensed the vision that had taken place there, and attempted to warn Custer not to continue on to the Little Big Horn.
 
That is, they attempted to nudge the elephant.
 
Custer, of course, being Custer, would not be nudged, and,.well, you know how it turned out; his entire command was wiped out with very few casualties to the Sioux..
 
History is full of such attempts to nudge the elephant; and very likely you have had precognitive experiences in your own life, precognition being a natural function of the human intellect and closely related, as I said, to the physics of Time.
 
So, I attempted to nudge the elephant prior to 9/11, but America is a very big and stupid elephant and almost impossible to nudge; and I have attempted to nudge the mad American elephant many other times with no success; but at times I have saved my own life through precognition, I being neither a big nor a stupid elephant.  You can do this, too.
 
In terms of your own use of precognition, think of it as serving the function a cat's whiskers, which inform the cat if a space too small for it to enter; and don't let America's state religion, psychiatry, shrink you down to a size at which you cannot use precognition.  Don't let "premonition" be called "paranoia", don't let the priests of that religion disguised as medicine trim your whiskers.
 
If you are walking down a street and something doesn't seem right, or if you are driving down a highway and some tiny understanding within you is scraping its fingernails on the blackboard of your spirit, listen, respond, allow yourself to be nudged.  Stop; change the equation of Time.
 
Premonition tells you when you are intersecting with disaster.  Do you understand this?