The unusual “German 9/11” at the Brokdorf nuclear power plant

Various circles are simply out of luck when it comes to their catastrophe predictions...

Fear and panic are always a practical, driving force for welding supporters together - as was the case with the "prophecy" according to which an attack was actually supposed to be carried out on the Brokdorf nuclear power plant on September 11th - which was then dramatically described as the "German 9/11”.

A certain vegan chef and author didn't miss the opportunity to ring the alarm bells on Telegram:

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The reasoning

If you don't see any connections, then you keep looking until you find some... no matter how pointless they are. This is a typical characteristic of humans to find their way in a chaotic reality riddled with coincidences.

In this case, a YouTuber found these connections in the Netflix series “Dark”. His sometimes very bizarre clues:

• The third season of “Dark” was released on July 27th. – a date that “belongs to the prophecies of Nostradamus” (without explaining why)
• In the first episode, one of the actors says “The apocalypse is waiting,” and a minute and a half later we see a nuclear power plant
• Six seconds later you see a missing person report, Erik Obendorf is wanted. Obendorf = Up in the village = Up in Germany, if you delete a few letters and add a B (according to whatever logic), Brokdorf comes out

  

  You have to figure it out first! “ That’s a clear indication, you can’t ignore something like that! “, says the voice from the off, completely convinced

• In the series, the nuclear power plant is destroyed on September 22nd, an alarm clock shows 8:30 a.m. and the song "You spin me round" by Dead or Alive plays.
  Conclusion: “Round” means a drone, and since the author of the episode was not allowed to give the exact date, you have to halve the numbers (Aha. Very clever!) = 11.9. at 4:15 a.m.
• On September 10th, the day before, a warning day was actually planned in Germany ( which, as is well known, did not go well )
• The number 11 can be found in all kinds of articles. Sometimes even here!!11!!

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Do we really need to elaborate?

We hope not. The German Netflix series “Dark” is about children who disappear in the fictional small nuclear power plant town of Winden. Without spoiling much: time travel plays a role in the series.

Just from the location of the action, you can see that nuclear power plant very often. Many mythological allusions in an extremely complex plot make the series a playground for conspiracy mythists, who have already interpreted .

In the end nothing happened. Brokdorf is still standing, all the other nuclear power plants are still intact, the catastrophe has not happened.

Of course, this is not talked about in the relevant Telegram channels. You only occasionally find a “ That didn’t happen because we recognized it!” on social media.

So be it. The next catastrophe for the supporters of the Hildmanns and Naidoos is sure to come. Maybe it's September 22nd at 8:30 a.m. after all.

Article image: Shutterstock / By mitifoto