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One of the most unusual reports we have seen, to date, on the Middle East war comes to us today from Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) on the reported Israeli Air Force strike on Syrian territory, and which, if accurate, does indeed explain Israeli opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu’s top adviser, Mossad veteran Uzi Arad’s statement to the American Newsweek News Service on this raid, and who is quoted as saying, "I do know what happened, and when it comes out it will stun everyone."
Western media reports on Israel’s raid into Syrian territory continue their attempting to link this strike with alleged nuclear material coming from North Korea to Syria, and which in some reports say that Israeli commandos seized ‘nuclear material’.
Syria continues, to this day, their stringent denials of an Israeli airstrike, of any kind, on its territory; North Korea, likewise, has issued a denial of transferring nuclear material to the Middle East.
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Originally posted by Implosion
whos technology and potential seem to dwarf our own, and we go after it with fighter jets? This could have repercussions far greater than an escalation of conflict within the middle East,
Originally posted by Implosion
When presented with a craft of unknown origin, which has apparently descended from the skies, wouldn't the dumbest thing possible be to attack it?
There is no greater baffling enigma than the case of the Paracas skull. In 1993, a large slab of rock broke off the cliffs on the Yumague Inlet on the Paracas Peninsula. The Ojo Newspaper in Lima, Peru, published an article on November 17, 2003 of the incredible discovery of a fossilized human skull and other fossils in a layer of rock dated to sixty million years ago.
Paracas graves have revealed some strange practices. On the left is a Paracas skull deformed by binding the growing head of an infant. The resulting domed head was considered beautiful. On the right is a skull with a hole made by a primitive, but apparently often survivable, surgical technique called trepanation. Photographed in the Museo Regional de Ica.