Pictured on the left is a 1979 Susan B. Anthony dollar, and on the right is one from 1999. Please pay attention to the small globe on the left of the obverse of the coins. On the coin from 1979 South America is pictured just beneath the U.S. On the 1999 coin South America is noticeably further east.
Showing posts with label Residue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Residue. Show all posts
31 December 2017
17 September 2016
Madonna
Some people vividly remember the real name of the American pop star, Madonna to be "Maria Louise Ciccone" or "Maria Louise Veronica Ciccone." This is not the case in the current timeline history. Now, her real birth name is "Madonna Louise Ciccone" or "Madonna Louise Veronica Ciccone." In the old timeline, the name Madonna wasn't her real name. She adopted it as a stage name and it was considered an affront to the Church. But, according to the current timeline, that never happened!
Other residual evidence of the name some people remember as Madonna's real name (which no longer exists now):
Page No. 89 from a book called "Le Livre de la Bonne Humeur" by Daniel Ichbiah. View on Google Books.
Madonna's Wikipedia page changed
On this website, www.skuola.net/civilta-inglese/madonna-maria-louise-ciccone.html, you will find a brief description of Madonna's life story which states her real name: Maria Louise Ciccone.
Screenshot. Click on the image to enlarge
The description was copied from Madonna's Wikipedia page before it was
altered but there still is a residue of how it originally looked with
her real name in the old timeline with a redirection to her current
Wikipedia page here on Facebook and the French Wikipedia which was last modified on 29 December 2007.
There was even a controversy about her real name on the Talk Page archive of the English Wikipedia on 12 February 2009, here.
The Bulgarian version
of Madonna's Wikipedia page is a surprise as it still states the real
name that people remember and which does not exist in the current
timeline, Maria Louise Veronica Ciccone.
Page No. 89 from a book called "Le Livre de la Bonne Humeur" by Daniel Ichbiah. View on Google Books.
A snippet view from the Polish book: "Acta Universitatis Wratislaviensis. No 2885: Słownik literatury popularnej." View on Google Books.
20 August 2016
Ford logo
Reddit user Plewtia snapped pictures of the Ford logo "without the curly F" on her truck. This is also how people who experience the Mandela Effect remember it this way. However, the user also stated that all the other logos on the truck are the "new" logo with the F-loop.
The F without the curl. Here is a picture showing the logo the way many remember it specially the F.
Oddly enough, all the other logos on the truck show the looped logo. Here are 3 pictures with the F-loop:
The F without the curl. Here is a picture showing the logo the way many remember it specially the F.
Click on the image to enlarge
Oddly enough, all the other logos on the truck show the looped logo. Here are 3 pictures with the F-loop:
14 August 2016
Volkswagen logo
Some people remember the Volkswagen logo to be without the cut in the middle. Here is a residue from the old timeline taken from the show, Airport Security: Colombia on the National Geographic Channel.
Reddit user Highly_Tingled managed to snap a picture of the Volkswagen logo (without the middle cut), while watching a show on the National Geographic Channel called "Airport Security: Colombia". The show is basically about the airport security searching for illegal contraband and making arrests.
One of the police cars that they utilized to transport the offenders was a Volkswagen truck. The VW insignia looked completely solid, without the divider that rests between the "V" and the "W". The user managed to snap a few pictures of this VW police truck, and displays them below, unaltered.
See also: Dimensions are overwriting each other
Reddit user Highly_Tingled managed to snap a picture of the Volkswagen logo (without the middle cut), while watching a show on the National Geographic Channel called "Airport Security: Colombia". The show is basically about the airport security searching for illegal contraband and making arrests.
One of the police cars that they utilized to transport the offenders was a Volkswagen truck. The VW insignia looked completely solid, without the divider that rests between the "V" and the "W". The user managed to snap a few pictures of this VW police truck, and displays them below, unaltered.
Backside of the VW police vehicle. Click on the image to enlarge
A closer look. Click on the image to enlarge
The show
See also: Dimensions are overwriting each other
7 August 2016
South African book from 1991: Nelson Mandela died on 23 July 1991
I came across a snippet of a South African educational book published on 1 October 1991 and states that Nelson Mandela died on 23 July 1991.
The snippet found on Google Books reads:
Book Title: English Alive, 1990: writings from High Schools in Southern Africa
Authors: Kathleen Heugh, Anita Kennet
Date of Publication: 1 Oct 1991
Page No.: 54
Publisher: Claremont: Western Cape Branch of the South African Council for English Education, 1991
ISBN: 0620151862 9780620151863
OCLC Number: 123781891
Source: Google Books
Screenshot

The snippet found on Google Books reads:
Yet, words like reconciliation and the new South Africa simply were not long enough to bridge the vast differences between blacks and whites. The chaos that erupted in the ranks of the ANC when Nelson Mandela died on the 23rd of July 1991 brought the January 29th 1991 Inkatha-ANC peace accord to nothing. It lacked one thing. It lacked the last realisation.
Book Title: English Alive, 1990: writings from High Schools in Southern Africa
Authors: Kathleen Heugh, Anita Kennet
Date of Publication: 1 Oct 1991
Page No.: 54
Publisher: Claremont: Western Cape Branch of the South African Council for English Education, 1991
ISBN: 0620151862 9780620151863
OCLC Number: 123781891
Source: Google Books
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Front cover shared by andrewdotcoza
More links about the book:
5 August 2016
Proof dimensions are overwriting each other
Screenshots of the Volkswagen logo on the Libyan Terrorist van in Back to the Future
movie. The logo appears without a cut (dash) in the middle and then it
reappears in other scenes as the movie plays. Two different realities.
Some people vividly remember the logo to be without the middle dash
(Mandela Effect).
My theory is dimensions are overwriting each other as we speak and our reality we grew up into is being shifted and literally replaced by another/other parallel reality/realities.
Watch the 2:35 video:
Now the cut (the dash) starts to appear suddenly..
Now the cut in the middle is disappearing..
And the cut starts to form again gradually. Notice the small cut that starts forming from the left side of the logo centre..
My theory is dimensions are overwriting each other as we speak and our reality we grew up into is being shifted and literally replaced by another/other parallel reality/realities.
Watch the 2:35 video:
Or see the photos with description
Exclusive photos from the sequence in order:
Some remember this Volkswagen logo
without a cut (dash) in the middle like this one 
without a cut (dash) in the middle like this one 
Now pay attention to the VW logo in the Libyan Terrorist scene in Back to the Future movie..
I
took screenshots in a sequence where two alternate VW logo versions
gradually appear on the van as the movie plays: One without the cut
(dash) in the middle of the logo and one with a cut in the middle. Not
only that, but also the logo gradually starts to shift its shape as the
cut in the middle reappears and disappears alternately. No effects or
editing involved.
Here is the VW logo without a dash or a cut in the middle (click on the image to enlarge):
Now the cut (the dash) starts to appear suddenly..
Now the cut in the middle is disappearing..
And the cut starts to form again gradually. Notice the small cut that starts forming from the left side of the logo centre..
2 August 2016
Residue from prints
While searching through the archive of Newspapers.com, I found some interesting residue from a bygone dimension.
Steven Segal (Now Steven Seagal)
2. The 52 US states (Now 50)
3. Febreeze (Now Febreze)
4. Jiffy Peanut Butter (Now Jif Peanut Butter)
5. Drug Enforcement Agency (Now Drug Enforcement Administration)
Old snippets
Hydrogenation, margarine, and shortening - bibliography and sourcebook, 1860 to 1995:
Maine Agricultural Experiment Station., 1965:
Milk production-cons 1955:
Source: Google Books.
Collection of old magazines that had the spelling "Berenstein Bears" written and printed along with a few other books:
Magazines
Billboard 22 Feb 1997:
Billboard 22 Aug 1998:
Billboard 24 Aug 1996:
Billboard 17 Feb 2001:
InfoWorld 27 Jun 1983:
New York Magazine 13 Feb 1984:
New York Magazine 21 May 1984:
San Diego Magazine Feb 2006:
The Ponchatoula Times 12 Sept 1985:
Building Blocks; Foundations for Learning for Young Blind and Visually Impaired Children - 1991:
Famous Bears 1997:
Steven Segal (Now Steven Seagal)
The Anniston Star. Tue, May 26, 1998. Page 15
Full page
Star Gazette. Thu, August 24, 1939. Page 8
Full page
The Chilliwack Progress. Tue, July 6, 1999. Page 9
Full page
4. Jiffy Peanut Butter (Now Jif Peanut Butter)
The Courier Journal. Wed, Jun 18, 1975. Page 16
Full page
5. Drug Enforcement Agency (Now Drug Enforcement Administration)
The Los Angeles Times. Tue, February 12, 1985. Page 12
Full page (The world map shown reflects the current timeline though)
The Sydney Morning Herald. Fri, July 22, 1988. Page 2.
Full page
6. Reddi-Whip (Now Reddi-Wip)
The Call Leader. Wed, March 7, 1962. Page 7
Full page
Honolulu Star Bulletin. Sun, April 13, 1975. Page 39
Full page
Hydrogenation, margarine, and shortening - bibliography and sourcebook, 1860 to 1995:
Maine Agricultural Experiment Station., 1965:
Milk production-cons 1955:
Collection of old magazines that had the spelling "Berenstein Bears" written and printed along with a few other books:
Magazines
Billboard 22 Feb 1997:
Billboard 22 Aug 1998:
Billboard 24 Aug 1996:
Billboard 17 Feb 2001:
InfoWorld 27 Jun 1983:
New York Magazine 13 Feb 1984:
New York Magazine 21 May 1984:
San Diego Magazine Feb 2006:
SPIN Jan 1995:
Books
Australian Television and International Mediascapes - 1996:
Famous Bears 1997:





































































