Gregg Prescott, M.S. – By now, we have all heard about the Mandela Effect. For those who don’t know what it is, I’ll catch you up to date.
The Mandela Effect is a theory originated by writer and paranormal consultant Fiona Broome that states false memories are, in fact, glimpses into parallel worlds with different timelines.
A common example is the Berenstein Bears versus the Berenstain Bears.
Another Example is Sex In The City.
The following video shows tangible proof of Sex In The City being part of the Mandela Effect:
Sex in the City Feelings (image)
But the Mandela Effect was named as such by Fiona Broome because it is the common belief that Nelson Mandela died in the late 1900’s but “Officially” died on December 5th, 2013. The discrepancy caused people to question whether we are on a different timeline or are living in a parallel universe.
If you do a Google book search for “Western Cape Branch of the South African Council for English Education, 1990 – South African literature (English)” and then type in “Nelson Mandel died, ” you’ll find the following quote:
… when Nelson Mandela died on the 23rd of July 1991
Please keep in mind that this book was published on October 1st, 1991.
So, here it is, undeniable proof written in black and white, 22 years BEFORE Mandela’s alleged death in 2013.
SF Source How To Exit The Matrix Dec. 2016
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I couldn’t find the proof that Nelson Mandela died on 23rd July 1991. Page 54 as shown in the article above shows something completely different… I wonder if anyone researched how the history of South Africa has developed on the presumed different timeline since Mandela never became President. It might have been a hoax.