Brazilian indigenous from Amazon, border with Peru, hear the word "Alien" for the first time. But when shown gray alien images they recognize it instantaneously: "these are underground beings, big ants that take your spirit underground"
Re: 2023
Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2023 5:48 am
by Royal
"these are underground beings, big ants that take your spirit underground"
Source please? I have come to a similar conclusion.
Re: 2023
Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2023 5:52 am
by Royal
I have been pondering the probability of evolutionary timelines for ant and/or insect species to live underground.
In addition, the possibility of quantum anomalies that can exist underground that may bridge to a species living in a parallel world, other world, or higher dimension.
Re: 2023
Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2023 6:00 am
by Royal
For a species to evolve during disasters on the surface of Earth, there appears to be two locations, underground or deep in the ocean. I'm revisiting all stories about alien encounters or abductions that appear to have taken place underground.
Food may not be scarce underground:
On Earthworms: "They're high in protein and have high levels of iron and of amino acids, which help break down food and repair body tissue. They also contain copper, manganese and zinc. Earthworms are a source of calcium as well — on a par with the amount in fresh cheese or cow's milk, says Dufour"
Re: 2023
Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2023 1:57 pm
by Pigeon
Been 11 years. Times they are a changing.
Re: 2023
Posted: Sat Nov 25, 2023 1:37 pm
by Pigeon
If anyone needs proof there is something to the UAP issue, this is pretty significant.
Lobbyists arent in the business of spreading money over nothingburgers. If they are spending money to squash this, it means there is a threat to the defense contractors. That amendment is about exposing overly-classified NHI secrets, if there are no secrets of such... Whats the hullabaloo?
If someone finds proof that a aerospace/defense lobbying agency is doing this, thats pretty much game-set-point on how real the UAP issue is.