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by notthegov 11y ago
I know a person who made $800,000 a year without having to work much and had another $500,000 an interest income. For whatever reason, this person sold some amphetamine prescription pills to another rich guy (in the open) and scammed his o
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by notthegov 11y ago
The actual history of the Illuminati is more interesting than all conspiracy theories. In fact, the Jesuits in the 18th century in Bavaria existed like people think the Illuminati does today. The oppression is what incited Adam Weishaupt
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by notthegov 11y ago
I generally agree. I happen to know famous conspiracy theorists, people who work in the White House, the Pentagon, the IC and several billionaires. I forgot who said it recently but the further you get to the top there is less people actua
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by notthegov 11y ago
The CIA didn't exist until several months after the 1947 Roswell crash of a US Air Force "weather balloon". The CIA doesn't have complete access to Area 51. They fund projects and advise, but there are projects and Spec
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by notthegov 11y ago
Is there any evidence CIA was responsible for the hoaxes? There is significant evidence that US Air Force was responsible for the hoaxes. And, of course, Area 51 is an Air Force Base. The relationship between the two seems acrimonious on t
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by notthegov 11y ago
If you want to understand the UFO story better, you should watch Mirage Men about Air Force Office of Special Investigations Agent Richard Doty, a self-admitted UFO disinformation agent- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6naKT
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by notthegov 11y ago
I think if you had a superconducting solenoid that exerted so many teslas of magnetic flux then it would diagrammatically levitate. But not sure. I think it's possible for a hoverboard-type technology and also, there's some theor