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My grandma told me stories of when her and my Grandpa were dating he was stationed on our West coast, she still lived with her parents in Morro Bay, CA and during the war, as soon as the sun started going down they had to turn off all the lights in the house or cover the windows so no light could escape and alert the enemy. My Grandpa was one of the many who had to stealthily search the waters for the enemy every night. I interviewed my Grandmother & Grandfather for history class when I was in school. I didn't get a good grade because the teacher thought either my Grandparents were crazy, or I misunderstood them. No body believes that our West coast was actively being bombed because it's not in the history books. My Grandpa was in the military and the whole family all lived through it together. I will forever believe my family's version of that part of our history because they actually lived it versus what we're taught in school!

I've come to accept I live in the twilight zone, I'm not sure at what point I entered this zone or even how, but I sure miss reality

I'm from a little town in NJ, a few miles across the bay from Manhattan. Sept. 11, 2001, myself and some friends ditched our morning classes to hang out on the beach. We watched the towers get hit and everything else that ensued. Not only do I not recall a hurricane coming, but the whole reason we went to hang out on the beach was because it was such a beautiful day

It almost seems like they're not just changing history, someone is actually MAKING NEW HISTORY

In my time line, the monopoly guy wore a monoical...

This proves how history is lost to time. It only takes 80-100 years for events to be forgotten. Imagine how much we have forgotten over the last 2500 years.

I watched the whole 911 live. it's my birthday. the sky was clear and without a single cloud. it was traumatizing. I remember every single detail of that day. there was absolutely no hurricane at all.

I'm not a US citizen so the US history, I couldn't comment on. But as an art and design major, Mandela Effect in art pieces really intrigued me. The trippiest is definitely The Thinker statue. It shifted several times as I remember it as the hand on the chin, then several years ago changed into hand on the forehead (thus "thinking", people argued), and then SUDDENLY the hand now back to the chin? Maybe in the next patch, the hand will be on the cheek emulating daydreaming. Trippy!

That's SO eerie on the video about hurricane Erin on Sept 11th when the news anchor said "it's really quiet around the country" knowing what took place shortly after on the exact day 😢

Its like your watching your family disappear on a photo as Marty McFly.

The one that gets me, is the one about Ed McMahon never handing out giant checks for publishers clearing house!

There was no hurricane on that day. Nowhere in the country. I remember watching all the footage on TV as it unfolded. Clear skies. Was a nice sunny day. And no one was hunkering down preparing for a hurricane. Seems impossible that the entire planet would forget

I was stationed on the aircraft carrier USS George washington from 2000-2003. The carrier was stationed out of Norfolk VA and the days before 9/11 the ship was running exercises in the north Atlantic. We were one of the first to arrive in NY harbor after the towers were hit. There was zero hurricane activity.

I remember that the Lindberg baby was never found. I do remember a man being charged with the murder but that he insisted he was innocent. What I remember is that the found the baby's bloody clothes and that they said that the baby must be dead due to the amount of blood. What really boggles my mind is that I remember hearing that several people came forward later trying to claim that they were the Lindberg baby in order to claim money. How could that happen if the body had been found?

i am 50 and have read countless books on WW2, watched movies, documentaries, i have perused every photograph and film footage from WW2 i could get my hands on. i do remember the balloons from D Day. they weren't a part of the initial landings. they were put there once the area had been secured and the rest of the troops were landing. thousands of soldiers all in one place like that, couple decent strafing runs by planes is what you don't want. i remember reading something many years ago about experiments in ship camouflage using paint to break up the visual shape in the latter stages of the war, but because it made sailing in formation hazardous (it made the ship hard to see to allies as well, collisions and confusion all round) so it wasn't put into any kind of widespread practice. i have never heard or read the term "dazzle ship" before this video and i have never seen those ship images. that being said, i'm not a proper military historian so i very well could be wrong. i have conceded to the possibility of other explanations to the ME when i get it........... until i saw the "Moonraker" movie one. nope, nope, NOPE! THAT GIRL HAD BRACES, IT WAS THE WHOLE POINT OF THE SCENE! IT MAKES NO SENSE OTHERWISE! it's undeniable, in my mind Moonraker IS the proof. make no mistake, the Mandela Effect is REAL.

I just got of the phone with my great-great uncle Bob hes a ww2 and Navy veteran, hes 108 and sharp as a tack. He told be the ships were always battleship grey and he never heard of dazzle ships.

I remember watching an unsolved mystery episode on the missing Lindbergh baby back in the 90s…that the baby was never found and even Lindbergh was a suspect at one point

I visited the Statue of Liberty in the late 1950s as a child. We were allowed to climb the spiral stairs to the crown, and back down The torch was definitely NOT open to the public at that time, and we were told it had been closed for many years due to structural problems, but no mention was made of the Black Tom explosion.

In the 70s, we were taught that Betsy Ross designed the flag. It was drilled into our heads. Now I'm very confused..🤔

I have always known the story about Houdini dying from punches. I also remember a reference to it in the movie “planes, trains, and automobiles” from John Candys character.

Things changing from what you remember could be evidence of time travels existence and alternate time lines coming into existence

I have just accepted the fact that since 2020 we are living in a parallel universe where nothing makes sense.🤷🏽‍♀️

I was in my film class during my first year of college when 9/11 happened. Nobody said a damn word, and everyone wore a look of sheer disbelief and shock. It was a moment of great sadness that I'll never forget as long as I live

The whole concept of Mandela effect is like the book 1984, where they gradually rewrote history, & everyone just accepted it.

I miss the days when we had a yellow sun and the moon spent every night in the sky

A few years after my dive into Sept. eleventh, 2001 (with no mention of Black Tom, at all, and the million tons of explosive turned to 2 million. Also I found little on B T when I heard of it like 5 years ago.) I heard ONE reference (that I checked, and found true) to the hurricane that stalled off shore from NY, and sat there all day then wandered off. Seems like this was around 2014 - 15. No mention in all the many hours of digging I did in 2010 - 12. No mention of the hotel in front of the SOLOMON building either. JFK's limo was always 6 seats for me. Gov. Connally and his wife were in the limo as well as the Gov was hit by the "Majic bullet). In school I learned Betsy Ross made the first flag and witches were burned, NOT hanged. Capone died in prison of syphilis. The movie, 1941 is the only East coast U-boat reference I know of. The Linburg baby was never found in my reality. I saw the "Tank Guy" on tv as a young feller and the tanks stopped. NAVY ships were battleship grey from all I know, and no ballons on D-day.

The Lindberg baby I learned in one of my criminal justice classes specifically because it was a cold case, he was never found and neither was his kidnapper, how strange. I truly think we shift dimensions and we don't realize it, these are the clues.

My memory of the guy and the Chinese tanks was they stopped and tried to go around him and he side stepped to get in front of the tank again. That was the fascinating thing that they tried to go around him and he cut them off. Brave man with his shopping bag.

As someone who majored in history, Black Tom is the one that sends chills down my spine. When I first heard of it a few years ago, I looked it up, because I could not believe somewhere along the way I had never read anything about it, and there was virtually nothing. You are correct, now there is so much out there, to the point it seems like someone is messing with me. I'm no conspiracy buff, but this one really blows me away.

this world has gotten so weird I'm finding it pretty easy to begin to accept we are indeed slipping through timelines.

I was in my 20's when Tiennamen (sp?) Square happened, and I remember that the tanks stopped, and that's why it was such an iconic moment. But later he was arrested, and no one knew what happened to him.

Thank you for bringing up both Dazzle Ships and the Barrage Balloons because I am with you and had never previously heard of either of these things until around 4 or 5 yrs ago, and I find that they are not talked about as much as other effect! The Mandela Effect defiantly intrigues me and makes me wonder what is causing these "shifts".

I'm 53 yr old and hearing of the Black Tom Explosion for the very first time ever in my life right now at this moment!! It had to have been loaded up after you originally looked. There's no other way.

Okay right now I'm feeling like I'm living in the Twilight Zone. The part about the ships in WWII really blew my mind. Especially the photos, WHAT THE HELL! I remember all the ships where all grey.

I remember Harry Houdini dying of a complication stemming from being punched in the stomach. Houdini made claims he could withstand any blows made to mid section and it was over excited fan punching him to cause his death a week later. And I do remember the death by stunt, but it came from a movie about his life. At least that is how I remember things.

***MANDELA EFFECT**** A few years ago around when Prince passed away I came across a video on here talking about the song aptly titled "Let's Go Crazy" from the Purple Rain soundtrack which was released in 1984. I was gifted that cassette tape when it came out and I probably listened to it several million times over and owned it on various types of media which is to say I KNOW THAT ALBUM and every song on it. The song opens with a religious type of setting where a preacher is tending to his flock and an organ is playing in the background and the song starts; "Dearly beloved We are gathered here today To get through this thing called 'life'!" In my universe that's not how the song started! In my universe it goes; "Dearly beloved We are gathered here today To get CELEBRATE this thing called 'life'!" This song started to change on me in real time. I listened to that part of the song 3 times on three different videos with the first 2 times sounding strange and garbled, almost as though the song was slowly changing like a decepticon transformer does in slow motion. The hairs on my neck were standing up and I had a cold chill going down my back as I clicked through different channels listening to all the different videos of the song. I was horrified but bewildered at the same time. What had just happened to me? Why has this happened? The title of the song was how I was feeling and it also felt like I had a supernatural incident and all these songs in the videos they all had one thing in common, it's that they all had the new version of that beginning of the song and no one was celebrating life anymore.... They all just wanted to get thru it......

I used to work with the woman who helped redo the torch on the Statue of Liberty and when we were talking about the Statue she told me that the reason why you can’t go to the torch anymore is because the structure was being damaged from people going up there. This was during the 80’s. Then about 10 years ago I remember hearing for the first time about the black Tom explosion and thinking,”huh?” If you want to know more look up Vanessa Hoheb it was her and her father who were involved in the restoration although I never met him

There was a show in the 70s hosted by Leonard nimoy. It was called in search of. They did a whole show on the Lindbergh kidnapping. Pretty thorough. Although they did kinda allude the guy might have been framed. This story was covered in the late 70s.

In the movie Now You See Me they mention Houdini drowning during that act trying to escape a safe that was dropped into a river while being chained up.

Dazzle ships. As a child I was obsessed with military history, especially WW2. Ships and planes were my favorites and I think I can recall seeing one illustration of a dazzle ship as a side note. I have a copy of WW2 in Color on VHS that I haven't watched since before DVD. I can't imagine those not being featured in that series. Turn b&w footage into color was a big deal at the time. You would think colorful ships would be a highlight. Now I have to hunt down a VCR and rewatch those.

The crazy thing about that hurricane about to hit NYC apparently just stopped in the ocean and then went different directions. There’s a guy that says it’s weather control technology .

I'm sure that a lot of the problem is that people do not know history. As a retired Naval Officer with degrees in History and Political Science many of the items you spoke about are historical facts. Two examples: The Japanese balloons used during WW2 may not be well known but I did a research paper on them in the late 80's/early 90's. Same goes for the German submarines during the opening months of WW2, I've been aware of this since being a kid growing up on Long Island, NY. The US took a while to get on a war routine and city blackouts were not enforced which allowed German subs to spot/sink the "shadows" of merchant ships who were blacked out.

Never EVER heard of the Black Tom incident until today

To me the biggest Mandala Effect in US history is >99% of ppl does NOT remember about Building 7 from 9/11

I was in NYC and saw plane 2 going very low and straight south over Fordham University. It was a gorgeous day. My dad being a weatherman would have warned me about a hurricane heading toward NYC. He didn't, so I don't think NYC was in line of a hurricane.

I learned about the German U-boats when I was in eighth grade. The dad of one of the kids I went to school with worked at a history museum or something and had a really niche knowledge about the lesser known sides of WWII. Being from North Carolina, him talking about the U-boats sinking ships here really brought the war a lot closer to home. This would have been around 2013.

I always thought Francis designed the flag but Betsy actually made it from his design.

Dr Judy Wood mentions it in her 9/11 stuff. The idea that the hurricane was a cover for the direct energy weapon that hit the towers

Regarding the "Black Tom Incident": No, I never heard of it. I am extremely adept and knowledgeable in history, so this is interesting for me to discover. With that said, I do know that most students in the USA are only taught about history on a cursory level. For example, most students I know were only taught (as mentioned in the video) that the USA finally entered WW1 because of the sinking of the Lusitania / violation of the USA's freedom of the sea. Those of us in Honors classes also learned about the Zimmerman Letters, and the fear that Germany would arm Mexico in an attempt to take over the territory Mexico had lost in the 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo, and possibly also land German troops for an invasion of the USA. But that's it. No "Black Tom Incident". For reference, I grew up before the internet.

I remember the Lindbergh baby never being found. In fact I remember the Unsolved Mysteries episode as well as an epidode of Married With Children where Bud pulls out a carton of milk from the fridge that is do old it has a picture of the Lindburgh baby on it.

I grew up near the Philadelphia navy yard and have seen many of the surviving ships and i never saw a Picasso style paint job on any of them , every single one of the ones that I saw was grey .

All Time, I'm so glad to find you! Your Mandela vids are so much more; you're revealing hidden history, or past events that history ignored! And those are equally great to hear about. - Thank you!

I remember the tank stopping. The man had bags in each hand, groceries? The tank would try to go to the side to go around him and he'd move in from of them each time. He was imprisoned.

Y’all, Mandela effects seals the deal for me…. WE’VE GOT TO BE LIVING IN A SIMULATION!! there’s no other choice for me. Thanks for the video❤️

My grandfather was born in 1900. I remember him talking about the black tom explosion happening. Same thing from my great grandmother who was born in 1886. She remembered it and told me about it in the 70s.

No one ever talks about the musician Willie Nelson. I must be the only one who recalls multiple radio stations playing Willie Nelson music as a tribute to his life when he died in the early 2000's. I was a taxi driver back then, and I remember this as the radio is what helps me stay awake during the night shift. I just checked again, apparently in this timeline he's still alive and doing tours.

The bio movie of Al Capone starring Ben Gazzara shows him in FL. at his mansion, waving guns and shouting, syphilis making him paranoid and crazy. How weird. It's scary to hear these stories. P.S. The Hindenburg: I remember the newsman screaming, " the humanity of it all!" over and over. Because EVERYONE DIED.

If so many survived the Hindenburg disaster, there should be interviews of those people recounting how they survived.

Wow! Mind blown! I rarely watch a video that is this long, but I was captivated! I love this stuff, and I appreciate all of your hard work and investigation! Keep it coming! 🎉

My jaw is still on the floor about the dazzle ships. My brain hurts.

I just realized that Hurricane Erin is what delayed my flight back to Japan on 9/10. By the time I got back there, the planes had hit the towers and I was on a train back to base where I found out everything had changed.

When I first heard about the Mandela Effect I thought "how weird, how quirky, how interesting" but now for some reason it kind of frightens me, leaves me uneasy but I'm not quite sure why. Any one else out there feel the same?

I believe that time, i.e. "present and past" are 'fluid'. The amazing thing is that it becomes more "fluid" as 'our time' passes. The closer we get to the completion (or end) of the time line that we occupy, the more erratic and fluid it will become. The closer the threads of time are in relation to those around it, the more unstable they become. This is why the "Mandela Effect" was unknown before a certain time in our past. The only hint of its coming was "deja vu", which is occurring less and less. Now, it is getting blurred from what we first learned of those changes. I am 75 years old and remember that things began to "change" for me around the year 1980, when (in MY timeline), one of my favorite comedians, George Carlin, died of a heart attack. Of course in 'THIS' timeline, he died June 22, 2008. In and around that time, old friends that passed on, mysteriously lived to pass on AGAIN! I believe that as we continue to advance toward an end to all this, some things will change with greater frequency. The problem with trying to document them (as you are now learning with your videos), is that the "changes" become fixed into our "documented proof", for that documentation changes with it. Only our brains, that isn't as susceptible to the effect, resists those changes, to some degree. It's as if when "2 + 2" actually becomes "5".. there will be nothing in that past (or history) to dispute it.

I remember hearing capone died from syphilis after going to prison but they never specifically said he died in prison.

I remember that the pyramids never had any mummies. I was there in 1983, and that is what we were told.

It's a paint name: battle ship grey , like an internationally recognised color code it's nuts

I remember asking my mom about Lindberg baby then reading about it in an encyclopedia, he was never found.

What's worse is that the Chinese government said The Tank Man never existed and can no longer be found.

The Mandela effect that has the most impact on me is the position of airliner engines. I've been in aviation for almost 40 years, so I've got an eye for detail regarding aircraft. I remember the engines on airlines being almost entirely under the wing. Now they are mounted where they protrude mostly forward of the wing.

You will never "hear" of the hurricane in the NY harbor. That has been scrubbed away so hard. Because if you ever (get onto) that track. You will also learn about (energy relocation). And then, you will understand.

I did a book report on Houdini's biography in the 4th grade. All my info came from one or two books I got from a local library (this was the early 90s). All my sources and the internet pages I looked up on AOL all said he drowned in his water box trick. When I saw The Prestige I was reminded of that book report. Same goes for a 4th grade history book telling me about Nelson Mandela's death. I'm not a full blown ME believer but I love looking at them because I find the entire thing fascinating whether it's a supernatural thing or just us forgetting stuff collectively. Either way it's a fun topic.

The Hindenburg disaster always talked about survivors. You can see ppl jumping out the window before total collapse

I was born into a military family in 1979,seen literally hundreds of photos my great grandpaw brought back from WWII,BARAGE balloons and dazzle painted ships did not exist,this is new to me lol, amazing

In 20 or 30 years, people are going to discuss whether or not the holocaust or American slavery existed.

It's amazing how things change, appear from nowhere. Black tom blows my mind, i never heard or saw anything about it.

Can't help but think most of these are just Americans not knowing their history.

My aunt told us, she was a hand writing analysis expert, and how she had been working on the handwriting of the Lindburg letter, and this was probably early 80s, anyway. I know in my time line, the killer had not been caught, it was still a mystery then. She has passed since, but I know this would freak her out

Yeah! Houdini is a mystery, I too thought he died by drowning when he couldn’t escape the box he was locked in.

I am a direct descendant of Francis Hopkinson. I was always brought up being taught he was the designer of the original flag, and Betsy Ross had nothing to do with the design itself. Although, she was commissioned to sow the flag. Split the difference, I guess. Believe what you want, but it is the history I have always fought to reclaim.

Kennedy's car was one of a kind, imagine how much money a museum and recreations would have to spend to not only purchase the same model, but also have the third row custom fabricated.

A few things i've noted: 1. As an Egyptian Indian, we already know that pyramids were not for tombs. The kings you speak of all came some 1000 to 2000 years after the pyramids were build. Akhenaten's body has been found and dna tests have been done to confirm his identity and his direct link with Tut. Only Nefertiti and Smenkhare remain lost. So that can be chalked off to not much info for foreign countries. *BUT, the pyramid having 8 sides will always haunt me till my death.* 2. As im not american, i am well aware of the bombings in WWII. We've read about it in class. i forgot about the submarine thing though. 3. im just amazed at how many things my dad knows that i don't!! i think i commented back on the original video as well, but i absolutely remembered all passengers dying in Hindenburg blimp, BUT i asked my dad and he said no they survived. He knows this cuz he once had the newspaper with the headlines!! He also knew of Houdini's death! Dude's a huge Houdini fan!! :D 4. i remember clearly that Tesla died young. Guess who i asked about this and guess what he said? :D 5. Lastly, at the animation studio i used to work, we were outsourced the entire German section and the d-day section of COD WWII videogame. i didn't work on d-day section, i only worked on the Germany part. We textured tanks, roads, buildings, pretty much everything. Iirc, my colleagues made greenish grey boats for that level. But i could be totally wrong. Again, i myself didn't work on it so dunno. Always a fascinating video, All Time! ♥

I have NEVER heard of, or ever thought that the young man in Tianenman Square was run over by the tank. The tank turned aside, but later the military would crush the encampment that had sprung up on the square. But the young man was NOT run over by the tank in that interaction.

I had to google Al Capone. I know for a fact he died in prison. Crazy this one got me. Great video. Thank you.

Japanese forces also fought on the ground in Alaska during World War II at the Battle of Attu. On June 7, 1942, Japanese forces landed on Attu Island, an Aleutian Island closer to Japan than Alaska. This was the only land battle fought on North American soil during World War II. The battle was costly for both sides, with the Americans losing about 1,000 men and the Japanese losing over 2,000. The Americans secured the island within two days.

I'm starting to think that weird things like this with the past changing slightly has perhaps always happened. We are just now at a point with enough of detailed historical records of stuff from the last 100 years to start to notice it. Before the internet and encyclopedias people would just write it off as not remembering correctly, or that you're just crazy. Now we actually have enough stuff recorded to start to prove it to ourselves. Very interesting, very weird. edit: I'm worried about how far they are going to take this? What else are they going to change? Is it possible to push things too far and change too much? What if this is all an experiment to see how we react to the information available to us literally changing. They are seeing how much they can change without causing chaos, or worse.

My parents got married in 1943 and my Father was stationed in Charleston, Sc. My father would have been involved in this and would have talked about it, so would my mother. My grandparents lived on the Isle of Palms during that time as well. My mother would have had stories about attacks on the east coast. That’s crazy!!!

What most people (even people who talk about the Mandela effect) don't know is, the Mandela effect comes with spiritual aspect. Synchronicities are tied to it, strange behavior in people, and yhe weirdest is, when you are aware of it and actually have an interest and try to talk to anyone about it, theor phones will ring or someone will come over and distract the person you're talking to and interrupt the conversation. Its happend at least 100 times to me and many others. There's some type of unseen force that is aware of us when trying to tell people

The Japanese also attacked Alaska. The battle of Attu was one of the deadliest in that theater. I learned about the balloons at a young age. Back when the Discovery Channel was still educational.

My dad told me many times growing up that Houdini died from a punch to the stomach. I never knew people believed otherwise.

Thank you for a great summary of MEs! The way it always was for me: 1) Tesla died in a car accident when he was in his early 40s, and foul play was suspected. Most people were convinced he was murdered because of his inventions. He died too young and we will never know what else he could have accomplished if it wasn't for his untimely death. 2) The tank man in China was crushed to death and this was widely publicized in the Soviet Union, where I lived as a child, as an example of the monstrosity of the communist regime and the triumph of free will over tyranny. 3) The Lindbergh baby was never found. It is one of the greatest mysteries of the XXth century.

The Tiannenmen Square incident was video. The front tank tried to go around him first one way then the other as it was clear the driver was trying to avoid running over him, but he kept moving in front of it to block it. It was never shown that he was driven over as I remember it. I also thought he had two grocery bags, one in each hand, not just one in his right.

Mandela effect only affects Americans. This is why it’s also called dumber-than-a-bag-of-rocks effects.

If you Google newspaper articles on Hindenburg disaster you will see actual newspaper reports from right after it happened. I found one article right off in the British newspaper The Leicester Evening Mail. They clearly report that 35 people died, and many could be seen leaping from the burning airship. I'm 67 and I never remember learning that everyone had died.

The Lindberg baby... my wife's grandfather, Casey Wondergem, met Charles Lindberg many years after that happened and had asked him for his autograph. Charles said no, he didn't give them every since his son was kidnapped. After talking for a while her grandfather asked Charles again, and Charles agreed saying I never do this but I will. They still have that signed napkin in a frame. Wife says no way was the baby found 2 months later. Crazy stuff

Time travelers are responsible for the Mandela effects

I remember that JFKs car had 4 people in it. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy, and 2 ss Men in front and 1 of them driving. I even watched it live on TV when I was just about 3 years old. My mother freaked out crying.

For me one of the strangest Mandela Effects of all time was the news that there's a Pentagon 9/11 Memorial for the 184 victims of the Pentagon on September 11th. As I can perfectly remember, all the news media reported that there were only a handful of people injured in the Pentagon due to construction work in that part of the building. The day after the incident I talked with friends about such an odd coincidence that nobody was killed in the Pentagon. The emails we wrote to each other on September 12th are still there as a residue of this Mandela Effect. This was a shock for me and it's really hard to explain.

I'm in my Late 50's and was always told from when I was a kid that it was Old and unsafe to be in the arm of the Statue of Liberty. And wondered why they didn't fix it when they were repairing it years ago. Always thought that was a lame excuse .

Until about 5 years ago I would have said that the Lindbergh Baby was unsolved. I was sure of it. There's even a Simpsons joke where Grandpa tells the police he's the missing Lindbergh baby (it's the episode where Homer's mom returns the first time). Now all I see are them talking about how it was solved relatively quickly.