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June 07, 2008

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geermanchester

Boy are you guys left out of the loop. Aliens contacted all our world leaders over 60 years ago when we dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima. They asked us to not use these weapons, that we're not ready to use this power. We told them to screw, basically, and decided to attack them everytime they tried to make contact after that. Hence the coverups. They're as normal to the world leaders as pigeons in the city. Look up Byrd's diary of Operation Highjump, not the video coverup.

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Also research Sumer and Hopi religious beliefs.

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