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Gravity Seems Holographic Holographic Gravity Interesting. Scientists are still divided as to whether this means we exist within a hologram, but it's an interesting solution to the puzzle of gravity. As said in the second link: "In SEAT...

How come everyone else here thinks this is bad news 🤔 BOOM The COVID SHOT LAWSUIT IS HERE!! Florida Sues Pfizer

Fact-Check: Debunking the Top Myths Around Viral “Vaccine Study” October 13, 2025 DETROIT—Henry Ford Health condemns the spread of dangerous disinformation connected to a “documentary” that falsely claims our nationally recognized academic...

Unfortunately there will always be people (mostly men from what I've seen) that think they can game the system when it comes to these spaces. I live by the motto: "There's an asshole for every crowd." I have never once been disappointed.

Unfortunately there will always be people (mostly men from what I've seen) that think they can game the system when it comes to these spaces. I live by the motto: "There's an asshole for every crowd." I have never once been disappointed.

To begin with, you should know that there were TWO UFO flaps in Belgium at the time: the first in 1989-1991 and a second in November 1997. The first is known worldwide, the second much less so. Nevertheless, there was a lot of coverage of this in...

Also, it was the Victorians that made Spiritualism wildly popular, and seance rooms were very much a thing. Nelson didn't mention that as a factor, but it could very well be part of it. Not sure I believe the "ghostly material" bit, but the...

Gravity Seems Holographic Holographic Gravity Interesting. Scientists are still divided as to whether this means we exist within a hologram, but it's an interesting solution to the puzzle of gravity. As said in the second link: "In SEAT...

Gravity Seems Holographic Holographic Gravity Interesting. Scientists are still divided as to whether this means we exist within a hologram, but it's an interesting solution to the puzzle of gravity. As said in the second link: "In SEAT...

My bad, it was Kevin Lee Nelson, not Wilson. He's co-written a number of books with Chad Lewis on cryptids. The Van Meter Visitor ones are pretty good.

Yep — or shall I say: The dangers were obviously known right from the start by people high-up in the chain who lied to the public, calling it "safe & effective" — while pushing it with mass propaganda and mandates. But how much of the mass vax...

FYI. Came through my FB feed. Can't vouch for it but is saying stuff I've heard floated for a few years. "Naomi Wolf nails it: The biggest shocker in the Pfizer docs isn’t the side effects we’ve been aware of, it’s that the vaccine is designed...

Neuroethics Now Investigator Jesse Beltran details his meetings with 40 members of Congress where he presented evidence that MK Ultra-style programs are continuing today. He discusses new legislation, the Neuro Safeguard Act, designed to stop...

Briefed? Surely if they'd briefed him, he'd have a better story than what he came up with.

I still really doubt it. There has been no shortage of grifters and conmen since the beginning. Rick Doty so thoroughly poisoned the well those stories are still being told to guys like Grusch to this day. Either way, other people are doing...

Good point. Maybe that was part of it. 'Man of the people'. The last 'whistleblower' was better but he wasn't too sharp, either.

I still really doubt it. There has been no shortage of grifters and conmen since the beginning. Rick Doty so thoroughly poisoned the well those stories are still being told to guys like Grusch to this day. Either way, other people are doing...

Just came across the 1940 'My Favorite Wife' with Cary Grant and Irene Dunne. Excellent. The interplay between Grant and Dunne and then Randolph Scott gives me the sense of a group of friends having a hey-old time. Just pure fun. No heavy lifting. :)

"Penny Serenade" 1941 - Irene Dunne & Cary Grant ('41): Dunne and Grant fall in love over a spinning record. "Great movie, heartbreaking, beautiful." https://www.facebook.com/reel/1822742789084591

I am also a big fan of period pieces, especially British sci-fi, war dramas and comedies. They're all quite visually stunning. The Bishop's Wife is one of my favourites, but then I'm an enormous fan of Cary Grant. His sense of dialogue timing...

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This is precisely the curious thing: at that moment, everyone who was there was certain that it must have been some ordinary plane. Only days later, when more sightings were reported, did I start to ask myself questions. Like, wait a minute, how...

Wow, great summary. Sounds like it was interesting. I'm old enough to have been taken as a wee sprout into the houses of old Victorians themselves - people born as far back as 1880, even 1870. The one outstanding memory is the smell of dust...

Briefed? Surely if they'd briefed him, he'd have a better story than what he came up with.

Briefed? Surely if they'd briefed him, he'd have a better story than what he came up with.

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Sadly, that's exactly what polyamory isn't, and jerks like that give it a bad reputation. It doesn't sound like he deserved much ( pity ) either.

Smaller windows give a more claustrophobic feel and make it hard to see anything that is coming toward the house. And they often had plantings around them to obscure the house even further. Victorian houses are often a maze of smaller rooms...