9/11 Synchronicities in Pop Culture and Mass Media.

Obviously, some of the images/videos--only the tip of a very large iceberg-- below are just a coincidence, or possibly result from bad timing, but it's hard to believe that all of them are just a coincidence? Some might call some of these images prophetic, foreshadowing or even a form of predictive programming.

To start with, a newspaper advertisement placed by the Committee for a Reasonable World Trade Center that appeared on page 38 of the May 2, 1968 edition of the New York Times

1979 Pakistani Airlines ad:

Chilling Twin Towers image painted by amateur artist Willie Gardner was hanging in an office at an obscure Scottish community center since 1988:

"Renovations & Interior Decorating" magazine on the week of 3-9 September, 2001.

"The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson" (originally aired 9/27/1997):

The Coup - Party Music album cover art that was prepared, June 2001 to be released in November 2001:

Supertramp's Breakfast in America album cover:

German music album cover:

From 'Adventures of Superman" #596, scheduled for release on Sept. 12th, 2001:

By Mike Wieringo, who died in August 2007 at the age of 44

The March 12, 2001 cover of issue "New York"Magazine:

The July 1975 Cracked Magazine cover:

From the 1991 movie, Terminator 2: Judgment Day":

 From the 1999 movie "The Matrix":

From the 1983 movie, Trading Places:

From the 1990 movie,  "Pretty Woman":

From the 1996 movie, "Independence Day"

From the Disney cartoon "Gargoyles", which premiered on September 11, 1995, a stargate opens at the top of the twin towers:

A pre-9/11 General Electric advertisement from an Italian magazine. 

 From Novermber 1993 Hustler Magazine (p. 24):

From a pre-9/11 magazine advertisement for Maker’s Mark Bourbon:

From Marvel Two in One #100 June 1983:

From a NYC 1982 hotel guidebook:

From a FEMA Emergency Response to Terrorism Booklet: 1997:

1988 Microsoft cover:

Israel's Elite Candy ad:

From 1976 Sesame Street, "Monsters on the Loose!"