According to many news reports, shoppers at the Mukuba mall
in Kitwe , Zambia
were alarmed on Saturday afternoon when a strange figure appeared in the sky above
the retail park. It was greyish black and of a very different consistency to
the natural clouds surrounding it. It looked vaguely humanoid, but also
resembles an octopus or squid with long tendrils flowing behind it. Many people
have noticed how closely it matches the appearance of the
"Dementors", beings from JK Rowling's Harry Potter book series. It was estimated to be about 330 feet
long, although it's difficult to judge the size of objects in the sky. According
to the news sources many of the eyewitnesses fled in terror. Some bowed down
and worshipped the object, thinking it was an apparition from God. People in Zambia
are very religious with up to ninety-five percent self-identifying as Christian
and only 1.8 percent declare themselves to be atheists. In the background links
I have reported on past events like this and wonder if we're seeing another of
these. Is our universe brushing up against another one close to it in
hyperspace and there is a bleed-over between the "membranes", as
physicists call them. The strange object flying over that shopping centre in Zambia
might actually come from another dimension. It's possible that the activities
of CERN might be a cause of this collision of dimensional plains, see
background links at the bottom. Source: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/3009118/horrified-onlookers-spot-harry-potter-dementor-figure-in-the-sky-above-busy-shopping-centre/
(There are many others).
On the other hand there are some problems with this story.
Firstly, I wonder why in a city of over half a million people in a busy
shopping centre in the middle of the day, there are only two published
photographs of the object and no motion pictures. Zambia
is well-developed and politically stable by African standards and many people
have a modern mobile phone with image capture applications. The first picture
is a close-up taken directly under the object at the Mukuba mall, yet
everything looks normal. Cars are driving along normally through the car park,
nobody can be seen fleeing; and there certainly don't seem to be any impromptu
worshippers. The second photo is taken some distance away on a rural highway.
Again, everything looks as it should. Also, despite extensive coverage in the
British newspapers, the Zambian media are strangely silent. The Zambian
national press and Kitwe 's local
online magazine haven't uttered a word about it. I searched these online
editions carefully: http://zambianeye.com/
and: https://www.dailynation.news/
and: http://www.kitwetimes.com/. I may
be wrong, but I personally doubt if such a sudden and very public phenomenon
could be successfully suppressed in the media. The images could simply have been
Photoshopped, another more benign example of mainstream "fake news".
It does seem odd that an extradimensional intrusion would resemble a fictional
demon from a children's story. On the other hand, maybe there is some truth
behind what took place in the Dark Continent on
Saturday. I've read two of the Harry
Potter books and I was amazed at how many esoteric and conspiratorial ideas
are embedded in the stories. Not just supernatural powers, but shape-shifting,
secret societies, and government occupation by malevolent sects. Where does
Rowling get her ideas from? Her own testimony about the origins of Harry Potter
doesn't quite ring true. She said that she never wrote any fiction before, and
then the idea for the story came "fully-formed" into her mind in 1990
while she was on a delayed train between Manchester
and London . The moment she got home
she got out a pen and paper and began writing. As a creator of fictional
literature myself, I don't buy that. Her style displays maturity. It has been written
by somebody with experience. Does she use a ghost-writer? More authors do so
than commonly believed; even William Shakespeare it is rumoured. Maybe she is some
kind of prodigy who is channelling hyperdimensional knowledge in some way. This
could explain why the features of her imagination manifest in real life, even
in the air above an African shopping centre. It's an uncomfortable thought that
some of the elements of fantasy literature, especially horror obviously, might
be real. However I think it's probably true.
See here for
background: http://hpanwo-tv.blogspot.co.uk/2015/05/stargate-brighton.html.
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