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As a side note, the Ukraine is now forced to "import" electrical energy from neighboring countries : [Link] I hope those countries - EU countries,...
I wonder if one can outflank it. Sticking black tape over the lense, or a print-out of the "everything OK" image it is supposed t see ? I would...
Poking the bear and kicking the dragon. I wonder if this is the recipe for success ...
Maybe the militaries will shut down their sonar in the Subs before they kill all sea life.
Trump card is the court joker...aka clown world. period... case closed: diagnosis "unfit to lead" the U.S. is the laughing stock of the world....
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With no credence to the fact that some of the sculptures are so advanced that they can compare to modern sculpting techniques and, in some cases, even surpass modern works. How could this be possible if this is where sculpture began?
Could it be that the art of sculpture was passed down from an earlier civilization? One that had existed for millenia before the Gobeklitepe site was even conceived.