In about 1990 David Knowles had a dream.  In the dream he was standing in a big city among skyscrapers.  He was physically in Madrid, Spain at the time; but the city in his dreams was not Madrid, since that city does not have skyscrapers.

In the dream David watched as a plane flew into one of the skyscrapers.  He saw people falling.  The dream was so vivid and of such a nature that he knew it meant something.  He awoke, and spent the rest of the night thinking about it.

On September 11, 2001 he was sleeping when his wife woke him, and told him to turn on the television to see what was happening.  He turned on the TV in time to see the second plane smash into the World Trade Center in New York City.  David turned to his wife and said, “I’ve seen this before.”

In 2003 David had another dream.  It, too, felt significant, and was different enough, that he knew that it meant something.  In this dream he was standing on the roof of one of the casinos in Las Vegas, Nevada as he watched missiles coming in and striking areas of the city.