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History will have to record that the greatest tragedy of this period of social transition was not the strident clamor of the bad people, but the appalling silence of the good people.
Sending more innocent men to lose their lives. This is a video of the military hardware retrieved on the battlefield from Ukraine, now on display...
Any and everything that government (currently the jewish mafia) touches will eventually be another mess that will need cleaned up, this is no...
Here's a clue but it doesn't fit in with their money-making scams with the added benefit of killing hundreds of eagles and raptors every day. It's...
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Dick Allgire is a Remote Viewer, which means he taps into non-local consciousness. This is a science/methodology that the Pentagon/CIA used/uses....
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Comment: TTG series are an aggregation of rocks that are formed by melting of hydrous mafic (magnesium/ferric) crust at high pressure. The origin of TTG is attributed to a similarity to modern-day subduction zone magmas, but there is disagreement as to whether modern plate tectonic processes operated in the Late Archaean era--some suggesting alternative styles of subduction, while others attribute the development of TTG to direct melting of the lithosphere by mantle plumes. Present day TTG series are produced within subduction systems where a spreading ridge is undergoing subduction, such as the Chile ridge and the South American subduction zone.