Thread: I hope this dream doesn't come true

I had this dream this morning. It was easily one of the scariest dreams I've had in ages. Apparently, if true, we have 11 days before the beginning of World War 3.

I don't think so though, so many details don't really hold up to real life.


"March 31th, 2006: Beginning of WWIII"

I was sat on my bed in my room at my parents house, where my brother, brother's girlfriend and my cousin were. My dad had just left for work in his car. My cousin was sat just by my brothers wardrobe whilst my brother and his girlfriend were sat on my brother's bed. We were all sat around talking about things that I don't recall. My cousin was playing C64 tunes on a guitar, which I was really impressed by because he was playing them really well, even though he doesn't play guitar in real life. I only remember one tune for definite, which was from the game Thrust, others were possibly Warhawk and Wizardry, but I'm not certain.

Anyways, I heard something from outside a looked out of the window by my bed. I could see several black hovercraft vehicles that resembled helicopters, although I did not see them in detail. As soon as I saw this, the vehicles began released a huge cloud of black smoke into the sky, covering the sky entirely, making the outside world as dark as a cloudy night. The entire room went dark, since no light was on, and a voice that sounded as though it was coming through a megaphone echoed outside.

The voice was making a sudden and surprise declaration of war from South Korea on the U.K. and apparently these vehicles were a secret weapon. The announcement went on for a minute or two, but it was very muffled and I couldn't tell what most of it was saying. I got incredibly worried and lay back on my bed. I considered for a moment that I could be dreaming, but everything just seemed entirely too real to be a dream, so I dismissed the thought.

As I lay back, I noticed that I could see well defined patterns in my vision, like a circle with lines coming out of it. It was not very bright, but it was definitely there, and a feeling of reassurance came from it, despite the horrifying situation that I had just witnessed outside. I put this phenomenon down to a reaction by my mind in response to the unusual situation, and did not consider that it was due to a dream.

By now, someone in the room had turned the light on and we could see again. I had been worried that the attack may have left us without electricity, but it seemed that this was not the case. Day had turned to night very fast and there was a sense of worry amongst us. I looked out of the window at the black-smoke filled sky, wondering what it was and why South Korea would suddenly declare war on us and attack residential estates. As I wondered how long the smoke would take to dissapate, it began to act very strangely. The smoke seemed to attract into itself to form large balls of a thick black oily liquid substance that fell from the sky. The oily liquid soaked everything in sight, and I started to worry whether it was some kind of acid that would melt the houses, but nothing seemed to happen and the sky quickly became clear again.

I decided to check out the Internet to see what had happened. For some reason, I suddenly had the idea that this date had been the predicted by Terence Mckenna as the start of the last war of humanity and decided to check to confirm this (to my knowledge, Terence Mckenna actually made no such prediction, but my dream mind was saying otherwise).

I went downstairs to were the computer was. My mother was sat in the living room. Istead of a computer, there was a paperback book that had a URL bar in one of the pages near the front. The book seemed to be filled full of random pictures, advertisements and other random things, much like a densely packed newspaper. It seemed entirely normal for me to access the web by writing the URL into the address box in the book, but each time I tried to write news.bbc.co.uk, the address would changed and I kept getting confused. Eventually, I decided to try searching Google, but again, each time I would write something, it would change and none of the results that shown up were relevant.

Recalling my earlier idea about the prediction for this date, I asked my mother what the date was. She said that she would check and I followed her to the bottom of the stairs where the calendar is. She told me that it was the 31th March, and I immediately recognised this as the date of Terence Mckenna's prediction (again, I don't know why this would be). I ran back to where the 'web book' was and decided to search for information about Terence Mckenna's prediction in the hope that we might be able to find out what to expect to happen, but I could no longer find the URL box in the book. My mother kept telling me in was in the middle of the book, but I was convinced that it was near the front. I remember that there was a cardboard pop-up right in the centre page of the book. My mother was getting impatient about me looking for the URL box and complaining because I she wanted to use the computer to play games.

I woke up shortly after this and was relieved to find that there was no war against the UK after all. I remember considering the idea more than once that it was a dream, but dismissed the idea as it seemed too real to be a dream.