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We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false.
I remember a podcast from Clif High some while ago. He had reported about written statements from guys who were hired to dump sack of giant human...
The legal team representing high-powered insurers Lloyd's and Arch says that since the Nord Stream explosions were "more likely than not to have...
NPR = Non-Player Reporter.
Just in case someone has missed the Why Files take on this story: "Forbidden Archaeology: Lost Giants of America | The Smithsonian's Biggest...
The "Red headed giants we went to war with before we herded them into a cave and burned them all" or variations thereof is pretty universal. There...
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Yet, they also state that this would have been a meeting place for the purpose of trade and, among other things, looking for a mate.
Could it be possible that these impact damaged flintheads could have been the result of a tournament of some sort? Maybe an archery tournament to prove the ability to hunt well to a prospective mate.
I don't presume to know the truth of what that site experienced, but I don't want to jump to the conclusion that the people who used that site were warlike.
I find it interesting that historians always want to jump to those two tired, overused conclusions, war or religion.