📆 The 2026 Calendar Is Exactly The Same As 1914

This is eerie given the current events!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
You're listening to the Jonesy and Demanda podcast. I've got
something for you. It's a story about the calendar. And
I know that doesn't sound interesting, but not hach calendar.
Remember the mind calendar. It was all supposed to end
in twenty twelve, and we thought that that meant extinction.
The minds were saying, no, it's beginning of a new
cycle in the west of my mistake. I thought we'd
be that was still sacrificing people into the mood tiding

(00:22):
of come on, what about the Gregorian calendar? This is
about our calendar. And I've actually we've got some music.
It's not conspiracy, but it's kind of like controversial and
interesting and intriguing. Have we got It's not bad? The
X file? What would you suggest? I know, isn't what

(00:46):
about this? What about That's incredible? Incredible, We'll do had
My story lives up to all of that and more.
Twenty twenty six has the exact same calendar as a
nineteen fourteen, oh, the year the world the First World
War began, so we're in for great times. The calendar
is identical to that, meaning that every date falls on

(01:08):
the exact same day of the week. My birthday in
nineteen fourteen was on a Wednesday. If anyone's interested, this happens,
Actually it is because of the Gregorian calendar we have.
We are part of the Gregorian calendar. We like the chance,
we like the Calgary Gaus, so the calendar. This is
how their cycles work. In most cases, calendars repeat every
twenty eight years, but leap years and century rules occasionally

(01:30):
shift the cycle. Oh, I know, I feel it in
my ankles. But both nineteen fourteen and twenty twenty six
starts on a Thursday, non leap years, so the calendars
line up perfectly. And in nineteen fourteen, if there's any
prophecy propheeas I'm making up words now, if they're listening,
nineteen fourteen was the year the First World War started
with the assassination as we know of Franz Ferdinand. Right,

(01:53):
So the matching calendars are a mathematical coincidence. Some people
may read more into that what I would say, though,
if you've kept an old calendar from nineteen fourteen, maybe
with a pinup of the girls of the day, Mary
Pittford and Lillian Gish, Happy Days, you don't have to
buy a new calendar that might have a cocker Spaniel

(02:15):
on it or something. Forget that Lilian showing a bit
of ankle. Wow, it'll serve this sailor well. They posed
in a lot of hats