latheboy
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Those statues on the hex pads are amazing..here's another cool one
this guy needs different thumbnails
The Paranormal, UFO's, and Mysteries of the Unknown
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Chukzombi
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same, i am chalking it up to an old guy getting a little mixed up. as long as he doesnt make those oopsies a habit its all good.
Kiroy
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the problem I have with zeg is they often don't give the date of the presentation they've 'lifted' from somewhere else.
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Chukzombi
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luckily, Foerster tells you himself. he is always promoting his tours. he said he is headed to egypyt April of this year and later next year in 2020
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Chris
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The Sumerian Ziggurat theory is interesting because it would produce the bend and it's credible that there would be cultural crossover between the two civilisations.
The Mayan Step Pyramid theory is stupid, where does the bend come from if it's a step pyramid? Egyptian Pyramids are basically step pyramids anyway with smaller steps and a casing over them.
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Think I'll start antigrav today. Going to go through a list of the Foofighter reports from post ww2. Should be fun considering they are all official releases from the government and eyewitness reports from crews during/after the war.
It's both a good start to the UFO topic and the build up to the US Governments antigrav/secret space program. Clearly there is something out there. Something worrisome enough that the Government went all in trying to figure it out.
It's both a good start to the UFO topic and the build up to the US Governments antigrav/secret space program. Clearly there is something out there. Something worrisome enough that the Government went all in trying to figure it out.
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TJT
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Pretty frustrating that they go, "this is clearly natural" because anything like this being a natural formation is simply far far easier than the implications of it being artificial.
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Chris
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Reminds me of this:
An ancient younger dryas civilisation built a stone bridge from Scotland to Ireland and there are remains on both sides, look at those geometrical paving stones there's no way they are natural. There's so many that they must have used a mix of sunlight and sound vibrations to cut and levitate them into place.
I wonder if a simiar technology could have been used to cross the Atlantic?
An ancient younger dryas civilisation built a stone bridge from Scotland to Ireland and there are remains on both sides, look at those geometrical paving stones there's no way they are natural. There's so many that they must have used a mix of sunlight and sound vibrations to cut and levitate them into place.
I wonder if a simiar technology could have been used to cross the Atlantic?
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Scoresby
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https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...CRAB&usg=AOvVaw0uQWmhP62G8GiODpwl76ji&cf=1
Hexagonal basalt is caused by steady cooling of basalt lava flows.
Hexagonal basalt is caused by steady cooling of basalt lava flows.
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Chukzombi
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even bees produce hexagonal shapes, thats an easy one for nature to produce. if you smoosh together circles on all sides you get hexagons.
Yonaguni, i am still on the fence about. i would like to believe its man made. but while it does have right angles and such, it doesnt seem to have any rhyme or reason.
Yonaguni, i am still on the fence about. i would like to believe its man made. but while it does have right angles and such, it doesnt seem to have any rhyme or reason.
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