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1984

Have you read "1984" recently?

If you are aware of the Mandela Effect, George Orwells "1984" will strike a very familiar chord. The movies convey the idea of all history being deliberately rewritten, but the original novel does it best. It contains detailed descriptions of the government systematically changing published facts to suit it's purpose. All movie, TV, newspaper and book articles are routinely withdrawn and reprinted, leaving no physical trace of the original event apart from in the memories of those who originally encountered them. And as anyone who has read it will tell you, even those come under attack in the end.

This is very familiar to those experiencing The Mandela Effect.

The actual title of the book is "Nineteen Eighty-Four", and describes the nightmare state created as an extreme extrapolation from the Fascist/Communist governments around at the time Orwell wrote it. To preserve itself in power, the people are manipulated into believing their government is always acting in their best interests, and is omniscient, even thought neither are true. To achieve this, it must be seen to have always been correct in the past, and since it controls all records of past events, when facts change, such as a person being "vapourised" for committing a crime, all record of their life must be erased.