The British Premonitions Bureau - 1967
"Mummy, let me tell you about my dream last night"
"Darling, Iβve no time. Tell me again later"
"No Mummy, you must listen. I dreamt I went to school and there was no school there. Something black had come down all over it!"
"Mummy, let me tell you about my dream last night"
"Darling, Iβve no time. Tell me again later"
"No Mummy, you must listen. I dreamt I went to school and there was no school there. Something black had come down all over it!"
On the eve of the disaster, an eight-year-old boy named Paul Davies had drawn massed figures digging in the hillside under the words βthe end.β
Davies died in the school.
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Davies died in the school.
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Another good backgrounder
theguardian.com
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A twist of fate?
British psychologist John Barker founded, the Premonitions Bureau, in order to predict future calamities by collecting "visions" from clairvoyant members of the general public, figures whom Barker termed βpercipientsβ.
review31.co.uk
British psychologist John Barker founded, the Premonitions Bureau, in order to predict future calamities by collecting "visions" from clairvoyant members of the general public, figures whom Barker termed βpercipientsβ.
review31.co.uk
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