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The Alien Reproduction Vehicle (ARV), colloquially known as the "Fluxliner," was reportedly displayed on November 12, 1988 at a classified aircraft exhibit at Norton Air Force Base near San Bernardino, California, attended by a man named Brad Sorenson.
The story centers on aerospace illustrator Mark McCandlish, who received detailed secondhand testimony from aerospace designer Brad Sorenson regarding three saucer-shaped craft allegedly reverse-engineered from nonhuman technology.
McCandlish died under contested circumstances shortly before a scheduled Senate testimony on this very subject.
Nobody had heard from Brad Sorenson until I managed to get in touch with him...
What he said was shocking.
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THIS MONTH I'M GOING TO JAPAN!
Getting ready for my megalithic research expedition, I have several sites of extreme interest, everything is planned out, it's going to be a very interesting trip.
What are some of your favourite ancient sites in Japan?
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These granite boxes weigh roughly the same as two Boeing 737 planes btw.
Inside a subterranean complex of narrow passages.
Make it make sense please.
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We think we know our history, but we really don't
These granite boxes weigh roughly the same as two Boeing 737 planes btw.
Inside a subterranean complex of narrow passages.
Make it make sense please.
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Why do I feel like if you can solve the megalithic puzzle here you will unlock some incredible ancient loot?
THIS MONTH I'M GOING TO JAPAN!
Getting ready for my megalithic research expedition, I have several sites of extreme interest, everything is planned out, it's going to be a very interesting trip.
What are some of your favourite ancient sites in Japan?
Why do I feel like if you can solve the megalithic puzzle here you will unlock some incredible ancient loot?
Hidden in the hills overlooking Tbilsi, Georgia, stands a colossal, Stonehenge-like monumnet known as The Chronicles of Georgia.
16 towering pillars, some reaching 35 metres high, covered in intricate carvings depicting thousands of years of Georgian history.
It is not itself an ancient structure, construction began in 1985.
But I like the idea that an ancient relic could be hidden within it, it looks like a puzzle you would need to solve in Skyrim or Crimson Desert.
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This is why the UFO conversation suddenly started up in 2017. This is how they engineered the narrative towards a pro-government optic. This is why I refuse to trust the process of modern "UFO disclosure"
AM I THE CRAZY ONE HERE?
Or do you agree with me?
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor (formerly Prince Andrew) raped a 17 year old trafficked girl and has done zero prison time for it.
Whether Russel Brand is completely guilty or innocent, what's clear is that the system is making an example of him.
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Somewhat relieved so far, appreciate everyone who's letting me know. Something isn't right with X though, seeing people say this is the first post they've seen in months from someone who usually posts daily.