For Real, Not a Drill” — Remote Viewers WARN November 2026 Won’t Be Quiet

November 2026 Forecasts

The video presents remote-viewing sessions as forecasts for November 2026. The presenters acknowledge that the images are uncertain and may refer to separate events.

Possible Major Outage

Two viewers reportedly described computers, televisions, and internet access going offline. The host suggested this could point to a cyberattack, a solar-related disruption, or two unrelated events. Viewers also anticipated intense solar activity, including large sunspots and X-class flares.

Conflict and Military Action

One viewer pictured aircraft launching from a carrier and interpreted the image as a possible renewed attack on Iran. Others described a tense military operation in the Middle East, a covert helicopter raid or rescue, and a sequence of escalating incidents culminating in a major explosion.

The discussion also speculated about a possible space-based weapon and mentioned Putin, Iran, and secret high-level talks involving Trump and Zelensky. The host referred to a Wall Street Journal report about possible U.S. warnings to Gulf countries. These predictions remain speculative.

Unrest Closer to Home

Viewers described angry crowds, burning streets, and a troubling incident at a football match that might involve deaths or an explosion. The presenters emphasized the ominous tone of these impressions while saying they hoped the predictions were wrong.

October Recap

The host linked earlier viewers’ visions of fires and structural collapse to reported incidents, including:

• A fire at the Limoges town hall on October 17.
• A reported radiological release following a fire at a South Carolina laboratory on October 28.
• Other fires and protests in France.
• Concern about a possible plague outbreak after an institute employee died.
• A September 30 flight incident involving a Flydubai aircraft.

The video presents these events as retrospective matches to viewers’ earlier impressions.

Overall Framing

The presenters describe November as potentially “noisy,” intense, and dangerous, while stressing that the imagery is open to interpretation. The video promotes a longer paid report containing the complete viewing sessions and analysis.

Presenters and Contributors

Nayem (host), Everett, Dick Algar, Edward Reardon, and Gay (as rendered in the transcript).