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Report: CDC was aware of COVID vaccine deaths |
Posted by: Maxmars - 05-02-2024, 01:08 AM - Forum: Diseases & Pandemics
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From The Epoch Times: EXCLUSIVE: CDC Found Evidence COVID-19 Vaccines Caused Deaths
Subtitled: Internal documents contradict claims from the CDC, which refused to explain the discrepancy.
A troubling and somewhat alarming exclusive being brought us... Reportedly, internal documents reveal that the CDC had knowledge of deaths attributable to COVID vaccines of various makes.
U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) officials found evidence that the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines caused multiple deaths before claiming that there was no evidence linking the vaccines to any deaths, The Epoch Times has learned.
This, in and of itself, speaks volumes about the information curation culture at the CDC, which seems to translate to "Provide the information that supports the message, ignore the rest." Apparently some CDC officials made a call on the data... and left reality filed under 'not convenient' to be forgotten.
When some patient death certificates, or autopsy reports indicated for example, myocarditis (a known vaccine side effect), or perhaps heart inflammation... those deaths led to the proclamation "that [the CDC] had seen no signs linking the Moderna and Pfizer messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines to any deaths reported to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS)." Kind of disconcerting, no?
“They are taking the exact opposite approach to COVID deaths! Every death after a test was a COVID death. No death after a vaccine is a vaccine death!” Dr. Craig said. She questioned what it would take for the CDC to admit that the vaccines have caused some myocarditis-related deaths.
I fear our own medical databases are jam-packed with unusable stats regarding COVID and the entire mRNA experiment... all for the sake of "appearances." It's almost like they raped science... and blamed the victim.
Just more fuel for the "History isn't always what the victor says..." school of thought.
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US Procures Soviet-Era Warplanes from Kazakhstan |
Posted by: theshadowknows - 04-29-2024, 09:16 PM - Forum: War In Ukraine
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The US has reportedly acquired 81 outdated Soviet-era combat aircraft from Kazakhstan, including MiG-31 interceptors, MiG-27 fighter bombers, MiG-29 fighters, and Su-24 bombers, at an average cost of less than $20,000 each. This purchase comes as Kazakhstan, historically aligned with Russia, is increasingly engaging with Western nations, signifying a shift away from its traditional ties with Moscow. While the motive behind the US purchase remains undisclosed, speculations suggest potential uses such as spare parts for existing aircraft or strategic deployment as decoys, particularly in regions like Ukraine where similar aircraft are in service. Despite denials from Kazakhstan's state-owned weapons importer and exporter regarding the sale to Ukraine, reports indicate that the transaction was facilitated through offshore companies.
The acquisition highlights Kazakhstan's efforts to modernize its military capabilities alongside its growing engagement with Western countries. This shift in alignment has drawn criticism from some in Russia, who view Kazakhstan as potentially vulnerable to similar upheavals as Ukraine. With deepening ties in various sectors including trade, education, and mineral supplies, Kazakhstan navigates geopolitical challenges posed by neighboring countries such as Russia, China, Afghanistan, and Iran, while signaling a departure from its historical reliance on Moscow. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken's visit to Kazakhstan in 2023 underscored US support for its independence and territorial integrity, further solidifying the evolving relationship between Kazakhstan and Western nations.
https://www.businessinsider.com/us-buys-...20k-2024-4
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Round 2 |
Posted by: Athetos - 04-29-2024, 08:17 PM - Forum: Introductions
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Well looks like this might be a new hang out.
Looking forward to see what cast of characters show up here and what discussion can take place.
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Jon Bon Jovi - I got away with murder |
Posted by: FlyersFan - 04-29-2024, 01:56 PM - Forum: People
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So .. Rock Star Jon Bon Jovi has been with his wife since 1980. Dating and then married, together all this time. And he is now admitting that he 'got away with murder' while married. In other words, he was a serial adulterer and his wife put up with it cuz ... Money??? Love??? Anyways, here's the article for anyone interested in Jon Bon Jovi's exploits.
Jon Bonjovi - I Got Away With Murder
Quote:Jon Bon Jovi is ready and willing to admit that he indulged a bit in the rock star lifestyle after Bon Jovi skyrocketed to fame in the 1980s.
While he began dating wife Dorothea Hurley in 1980, he was not "a saint" as the band grew in popularity, he confessed in "Halfway There," an interview special he filmed with Michael Strahan for ABC.
Still, he never let himself fully buy into his own hype.
"I got away with murder," Bon Jovi told Strahan of those early days. "I’m a rock and roll star, I’m not a saint. You know, I’m not saying that there weren’t 100 girls in my life – I’m Jon Bon Jovi. It was pretty good."
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The Rat Brooch |
Posted by: CCoburn - 04-29-2024, 10:31 AM - Forum: Short Stories
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The Night Gallery
The Rat Brooch
There was this one episode where a lady bought this rat brooch at an antique gallery. It was a 'lively' piece, and upon attaching it to her garment she noticed a slight pinch and assumed she'd poked herself. On her walk home she felt another pinch, and then another, and another, and on this dimly moonlit evening a bloodstained silhouette had begun to appear around this newly acquired brooch she was wearing.
She tore off the brooch and threw it aside; continued walking faster and faster as to be somewhat unnerved and a bit confused by all of this while at the same time accompanied by a gathering of a slight sound of nearby rustling and a pitter patter of scampering which continued to unnerve her even more and more.
The sounds grew with each of her steps as an ominous mood had begun to dominate and overtake her. Her fast pace progressing to a slight run as her heart began beating faster and faster. Something so unnaturally surreal manifesting in such a short time to nearly wrap her head around it compounded with this immense fear of some unknown thing that was happening to the point that she was now completely panicked and running.
Screams and then silence.
The Rat Brooch
Comments: written from recollection of a Night Gallery episode that I only saw one time as a kid. A few decades later I ended up locating and rewatching some other episodes but couldn't find that one.
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Albert K Bender And The Men In Black |
Posted by: theshadowknows - 04-28-2024, 11:07 PM - Forum: Aliens & UFOs
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In the 1950s, Albert K. Bender, a prominent figure in UFO research, claimed encounters with the Men in Black (MIB), shadowy figures who allegedly coerced him into halting his investigations into UFO phenomena. Bender recounted how these mysterious visitors, dressed in black suits and exuding an aura of intimidation, appeared unexpectedly at his doorstep. With an unsettling knowledge of his personal affairs, they delivered cryptic warnings, insisting he cease his research endeavors or face unspecified consequences.
What's particularly eerie about Bender's encounters is his claim of telepathic communication with the MIB. He described feeling as though they could read his thoughts, adding another layer of intrigue to their already unsettling presence. This aspect of his story has fueled speculation about the nature of these encounters, with some suggesting paranormal explanations and others attributing it to psychological factors or elaborate fabrication.
Bender's story has sparked intense speculation and debate within the UFO community. While some view his encounters as genuine manifestations of a clandestine effort to suppress UFO research, others question their authenticity, citing psychological factors or potential motives for fabrication. Despite skepticism, the Men in Black phenomenon remains a compelling aspect of UFO lore, continuing to inspire curiosity and speculation.
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BBC reports: UK egg freezing clinics may be misleading about success rates |
Posted by: Maxmars - 04-28-2024, 09:44 PM - Forum: Health
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I happened across this report, which is based upon a 7-minute video from the BBC.
From the Genetic Literacy Project: Video: BBC uncovers massive deception by Britain’s ‘social egg freezing’ clinics
The BBC analysed the websites of the 78 fertility clinics that advertise private egg freezing in the UK.
We found 32 websites (41%) didn’t make clear a patient’s chance of successfully having a baby in the future.
Of that group, most of the websites were advertising successful thaw rates of 80-95% – a process where eggs are defrosted to be used in fertility treatments.
But these clinics did not make clear that the chances of having a baby are dramatically lower because there are multiple stages of the process before an embryo is successfully implanted, through fertility treatments such as IVF.
It got me to thinking... there must be over 7,600 such facilities in the US. I wonder if their "websites" make clear much more than the price. "Sure we are very good at "thawing" them out ... but after that....
Here's the video:
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Married With Children |
Posted by: FlyersFan - 04-28-2024, 02:42 PM - Forum: TV
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My guilty secret ... I love Married with Children. Yeah, the shows are like 30 years old. Yeah, they are crass. But man, they can't make TV like that anymore. Everyone would have a meltdown because it's so not politically correct. It's funny as heck. Comes on starting Saturdays at 5pm and runs until Sunday at 3pm on TBS. I love when Buck the dog talks. And the one with Buck going to Heaven is my favorite.
If you watch the credits, it will say Director of Photography is Thomas Markle. This is Meghan Markles father. Shes' married to Prince Harry. She actually was an extra on one of the shows ... when Kelly went to an 8th grade dance with a stalker named Robbie. One of the girls at the dance is Meghan Markle.
Katey Sagal - who played Peg Bundy - went on to be in Sons of Anarchy and is now on The Conners. I haven't seen either.
Christina Applegate - who played Kelly Bundy - has had lots of acting jobs through the years and lots of health problems. Double Mastectomy and she is struggling with MS.
David Faustino - who played Bud Bundy - didn't have much of a career after Married with Children.
Ed O'Neill - who played Al Bundy - did rather well in a few things and had a long term roll on Modern Family.
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Suggestion for our merchandise "SHOP"? |
Posted by: Nerb - 04-28-2024, 11:36 AM - Forum: Board Questions & Business
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I just had a browse in our shop that is now available to purchase "Deny Ignorance" stuff and was wondering if we could produce something inspired by members too.
How about a competition to design some nice posters and images that can have the artwork used to make things for sale in the "Zazzle" outlet that deals with our merchandise?
Just trying to be creative and find something extra to contribute to the essence of the site.
What say you TSK/DTOM and others?
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Paper Trail Found Between Paid Anti-Israel Agitators on US College Campuses and Soros |
Posted by: Waterglass - 04-27-2024, 09:31 AM - Forum: General Conspiracies
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Hmm so do you believe? I read Soros fathers book. Thats where Gorege got his one world order idea. In my opinion his father seemed to think that was best for the world. I think his father was good. I think George is evil and it goes back to his days working for the Nazis. George knew the score even as an innocent child. He quit working for the Nazis when his father told him to. But that he still did it as in being cool I think he has an affinity for being superior. Thats just my take on him. I am not a professional profiler but when one reads a book written by dad and I look at George's accomplishments I wonder just whom backed this guy as he does seem to have lucky charms up his arse.
He almost took down the bank of England and broke the British pound. This guy seems to destroy the nation everywhere he lives. Now its the USA and we have an absolute trend. Him home and birth country tried to ban him from living there. I dont know if that still stands as some Europeon court tried to force Hungary to drop it.
So now this? Seems to me that the boys and girls at the CIA have awakened as everyone needs a paycheck and the USA isnt going down for this. So here we go:
Clear Paper Trail Found Between Paid Anti-Israel Agitators on US College Campuses and Soros Foundation
It seems that notorious billionaire and real-life James Bond villain, George Soros, has struck again.
This time, it appears he has entered the arena of the suspiciously well-organized and well-funded anti-Israel protests plaguing highways, public spaces and college campuses.
Folks first got suspicious seeing how the student encampment protests at various colleges around the country, starting with Columbia University in New York, all had identical tents, with even NYC Mayor Eric Adams asking, "Why is everybody's tent the same? Was there a fire sale on those tents?"
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/clear-...68a5&ei=22
George and Klaus over at the WEF. Two peas in a POD?
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Recent legislation "banning" Tik Tok might not survive |
Posted by: Maxmars - 04-27-2024, 01:00 AM - Forum: General Conspiracies
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Reportedly, "H.R.7521 - Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act" was signed into law by the President.
This particular piece of legislation has an interesting history... one that may lead to some disappointment in the final analysis... for a few reasons. (We had started a discussion of the Tik Tok "ban" in DBCowboy's thread here, if your keeping track)
Arguments of 'propaganda' influencing young Americans most likely to rely on Tik Tok as their social media of choice, rampant and abusive data harvesting, and the ideologies associated with the government of China all added to the appeal to ouster Tik Tok from the US internet environment.
All of these arguments have a place in the discussion, as well as value for consideration. But unfortunately, the deck is stacked against some compelling arguments that might be legally unavoidable.
First, there is the immensely important 1st amendment, which forbids the government from interfering in the practices of free speech. Second, the legislation (foolishly in my opinion) makes references to Tik Tok, giving rise to a complaint of it being a Bill of Attainder... as in a punishment with no due process of the court. Third, the bill and its attendant hoopla was made publicly as a means to "ban" Tik Tok... which is technically incorrect.
This bill was about forcing a divestiture of ownership... removing the Chinese government from the picture (and incidentally making any data harvested NOT their "property.")
If the parent company changes it's ownership status within the next 270 days, they can remain operating as they have; they have already indicated they would rather simply abandon the US market, rather than capitulate to the bill.
I offer these articles for your amusement...
TikTok owner has strong First Amendment case against US ban, professors say
US lawmakers vote 50-0 to force sale of TikTok despite angry calls from users
Being slightly conspiratorial is kind of my thing... I wonder if this thing wasn't sabotaged in the crafting... and if so, how poorly that reflects in the legislators who we pay for it. Similar legislation to kick Tik Tok to the curb has been in the courts in Texas, Montana, and other states... but this bill went ahead without any regard for that fact. It's kind of a confusing lack of attention.
I expect this battle isn't over...
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28 Years Later! |
Posted by: Macenroe82 - 04-26-2024, 08:48 PM - Forum: Movies
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I love 28 days later.
28 weeks later…. Well it was good, but could have been better given the setting.
I love zombie movies.
Im always rooting for a good cataclysm to take place.
Just a little something to weed out the weak of heart.
28 days later was one of the most rememberable because not only was it great, imo,
but the Rage Virus turned the zombies into runners.
Which added a whole new dimension of terrifying, to something that already does not
Feel pain, Get Tired, or Stop coming after you.
Add in the speed and endurance of a Kenyon athlete and you got trouble on your hands.
28 Years Later is featuring the survivors of the original with returning cast and crew.
I believe it was Cillian Murphys breakout role.
The dude has been in some phenomenal movies since then.
And in 28 Years Later, he will be the Producer.
The director of 28 days later, Danny Boyle, is Directing 28 Years Later.
And it will be based on a script from Civil War director Alex Garland.
Here is an announcement video with more details.
and a link to the cast announcement.
Did you like 28 X Later movies?
Link to Cast Announcement
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George Knapp: Feds Raid Area 51 Website Owners Home |
Posted by: theshadowknows - 04-26-2024, 04:22 PM - Forum: Current Events
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From Knapps Twitter:
Quote:16 months ago, nearly two dozen fed agents kicked in the doors at two homes to serve search warrants related to an Area 51 website owned by Joerg Arnu. He and his gal Linda were held at gunpoint. Tonight at 6 and 11 on KLAS, I will update the story. https://x.com/g_knapp/status/1783654541818479103
Quote:On the morning of November 3 last year, he was in bed when around 20 armed counter-terrorism agents in tactical gear raided his Rachel home, handcuffed him and led him out of his home in the freezing cold for questioning, he told The Independent.
Agents simultaneously kicked down the door of his home in Las Vegas, where his girlfriend Linda Hellow awoke to find a dozen FBI officers in the living room. She says she was ordered at gunpoint to come down the stairs from her bedroom dressed only in a t-shirt and underwear.
“We are senior citizens, were not armed, fully cooperated with the agents and yet we were treated in the most disrespectful and humiliating way possible,” he told The Independent.
The agents seized four of Mr Arnu’s computers, containing his life’s work on Area 51, along with treasured photos of his deceased parents, and medical and tax records. Hard drives, phones, cameras and a drone were also taken. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world...68462.html
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Golden Earring's Twilight Zone & Jason Bourne |
Posted by: theshadowknows - 04-26-2024, 03:55 PM - Forum: Music
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I'm not the biggest fan of 80s music, except for Prince and a few others, but this to me is one of the greatest songs of all time. The song was actually inspired by The Bourne Identity novel. How perfect this song, or an updated rendition would have been for one of my favorite movie franchises. But no. They chose Moby instead. Although Extreme Ways remains the only Moby song I actually enjoy.
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Net Neutrality passes and is law. |
Posted by: Maxmars - 04-26-2024, 02:36 PM - Forum: Current Events
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Follow up from: https://denyignorance.com/Thread-FCC-to-...neutrality
Well, it's a done deed... "Net Neutrality" has been reinstituted despite lobbying from all the broadband industry... and they will bring a law suit to make it not so.
From Ars Technica: FCC restores net neutrality rules that ban blocking and throttling in 3-2 vote
Subtitled: Broadband lobby groups prepare lawsuit, calling rules a "net fatality."
... The rules prohibit Internet service providers from blocking and throttling lawful content and ban paid prioritization. Cable and telecom companies plan to fight the rules in court, but they lost a similar battle during the Obama era when judges upheld the FCC's ability to regulate ISPs as common carriers under Title II of the Communications Act.
"Consumers have made clear to us they do not want their broadband provider cutting sweetheart deals, with fast lanes for some services and slow lanes for others," FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel said at today's meeting. "They do not want their providers engaging in blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization. And if they have problems, they expect the nation's expert authority on communications to be able to respond. Because we put national net neutrality rules back on the books, we fix that today."
ISPs insist the rules aren't necessary because they already follow net neutrality principles yet also claim the rules are so burdensome that they will be prevented from investing more in their networks. Lobby group USTelecom today said the "relentless regulation" comes at the cost of "failing to achieve Internet for all."...
Perhaps it's just me, but I must be convinced that allowing internet providers to 'sell' premium bandwidth is 'essential?' Aside from a lot of posturing and grand verbiage, the people fighting this don't ever explain how this is in any way 'equitable' to those who must rely on the internet. I suspect in the end this is strictly a profit thing... divorced from reality by money hoarding. But that's just me.
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Ancient artifacts - Fascinating finds that inform... |
Posted by: Maxmars - 04-26-2024, 01:45 PM - Forum: History
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I've seen numerous videos, television series, podcast episodes and others that begin with "Ancient [fill in the blank]" and most are usually quite interesting and informative.
But I may have missed one entry in that field... "Ancient Artifacts" which may or may not have existed... but should have...
From Ancient Origins.net: Ten Amazing Artifacts Reveal the Secrets of the Ancient World
... Here we feature ten such artifacts. We have intentionally chosen not to feature well-known artifacts such as the Antikythera Mechanism, Baghdad Battery, Viking Sunstone, and many other famous relics. Rather, we wished to highlight some lesser known but equally incredible artifacts from the ancient world.
The list is fascinating, and in some ways surprising. They share these artifacts for your consideration:
Thor’s Hammer (900 AD, Denmark)
It's not actually a hammer... but a Mjölnir amulet, which some scholars presume was worn in defiance of the new Roman religion which came to the Germanic region, Christianity.
The Quipu of Caral (3,000 BC, Peru)
These woven/knotted cords were organized into form which allowed the specially trained wearers to encode information about a wide range of information, regarding trade, agriculture, census, and an unknown number of additional data. The users of these objects were like a database of valuable information necessary to more adequately manage local affairs. Some have added historical data and ritual to the list of subjects these Qipus were used for. But the art of deciphering them is lost, perhaps due to the personal nature of the devices themselves...
Terracotta Baby Bottle, Toy, and Rattle, All in One (400 BC, Italy)
A 2,400 year old guttus, in this case a child's drinking bottle, whimsically shaped like a piggy - with a rattler built-in to its tummy. A product of the Messapian people who migrated to Italy from the Balkans before being subsequently conquered and assimilated by the Romans.
The Nebra Sky Disk (1,600 BC, Germany)
This 3,600 year-old bronze disc was initially thought to be an archeological forgery, but it's not. It was found in Germany, and depicts the stars (the Pleiades among them), the moon (crescent and full,) and more in what is considered one of the first examples of a portable astronomical observation device since it correctly marks the solstices.
Gold-Encrusted Dagger of Stonehenge’s Bush Barrow (2,000 BC, England)
Found just a half mile from the famous Stonehenge, in the 4,000 year-old Bush Barrow, this amazingly intricate object of was crafted with mind-boggling care, featuring over a hundred thousand delicate gold studs, taking thousands of man-hours to produce.
The Trundholm Sun Chariot (c. 1700-500 BC, Denmark)
This find has not yet been definitively dated, and scholars are suggesting it may have had a calendar functionality, with the front of the bronze disk representing a sun calendar and the rear a lunar calendar.
The James Ossuary (1st century AD, Israel)
This ossuary (bone box) had an Aramaic inscription reading "James, son of Joseph, brother of Jesus" which in and of itself would make the artifact of immense importance to a huge portion of the world. Interestingly, the local antiquities authorities tried unsuccessfully to have the artifact declared a forgery, and afterwards also tried and failed to 'be designated its "owner." Sadly, the contention over this artifact continues.
The Divje Babe Flute (58,000 – 43,000 BC, Slovenia)
Perhaps the oldest musical instrument ever found, it is a cave bear femur with spaced holes drilled into it. The idea of Neanderthals playing musical instruments so troubled some archeologists that they insisted for a time that the holes were the evidence of animals chewing the bones. Fortunately the trope of the infantile brutish and unsophisticated Neanderthal is diminishing perhaps due to evidence like this.
The Ubaid Lizard (5,000 BC, Iraq)
This artifact comes from the Ubaidian people, a prehistoric culture whose origins, like the Sumerians, is still unknown. The artifact above figures a reptilian-headed humanoid, nursing a child of similar appearance. Apparently a sizeable number of this style of artifact have been recovered, in various poses.
The Venus Figurines (30,000 – 10,000 BC, Europe)
Many different objects recovered fit this category of depiction. These paleolithic statuettes have been discovered from Europe to Siberia. The debate continues in the field of study regarding their actual purpose, from aesthetics to pornography to ritual and superstition.
I hope you enjoy the article as much as I did. A lot of fuel for speculation and discussion... especially here at DI, where people actually think.
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James O’Keefe: I have evidence that exposes the CIA, and it’s on camera. |
Posted by: pianopraze - 04-26-2024, 01:43 PM - Forum: Black Projects & Coverups
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twitter: Link
Quote:I have evidence that exposes the CIA, and it’s on camera. I am working on releasing a story that I believe is the most important of my entire career.
Do you think it’s a coincidence that right at this moment I am subject to an endless series of attacks?
This is obviously a sophisticated information operation designed to stop me from releasing this story. I’m sure you recognize they are masters of using half-truths and innuendos to raise doubt against people who don’t deserve it. It’s meant to consume my time and energy and make me back down.
But I’m not going to let it work. Rest assured, nothing will stop me from releasing this story.
I urge my followers and supporters to take note of every person participating because this is a time when people reveal themselves for who they are.
Hope he doesn’t commit suicide with two to the back of the head.
He’s crazy for not posting it already, they obviously know he’s done it.
I think this Twitter user expressed it best: Link
Quote:ExumaDude @sbrandes
I just don't understand why you aren't releasing it immediately? For Christ sakes, the CIA killed JFK. Put it out there already before the get rid of the story or even worse. ?
Prayers for O’Keefe.
Will post video once here in this thread when it drops on April 29th.
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What are your TOP 3 ATS forums? |
Posted by: Raptured - 04-26-2024, 09:43 AM - Forum: Chit Chat
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I've visited ATS for well over a decade but always pay attention first at topics posted to the following forums:
Aircraft Projects
UFOs
Cryptozoology
What are your top 3?
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UK - find UFOs in your local area. |
Posted by: OneStepBack - 04-26-2024, 07:58 AM - Forum: Aliens & UFOs
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To celebrate Alien Day (26/4) my local paper are allowing readers to search the 'UFO Identified' database for reported sightings of unexplained flying objects across the UK from January 2021 to December 2023.
Quote:The research group UFO Identified has documented 1,789 sightings of unexplained objects in the skies above the UK since 2020. That includes 395 sightings last year alone.Information was taken from social media, newspaper reports, and Freedom of Information requests, as well as from reports made directly to UFO spotter groups around the UK.
The group’s research shows that people living in the South East have the best chance of seeing a UFO, with 233 documented sightings since 2020, followed by the North West (218) and the South West (193).
You paste your postcode in to find your local area sightings. There is nothing to sign up to.
Link
PS - The postcode input at the bottom of the page is for something completely different.
I have found 9 sightings within my area, mainly white orbs. I an going to do some research on them.
End Note: I had deja vu while writing this thread but have checked on here and ATS and I have not posted a new thread on this previously.
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