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John J. reacted to JMartJr's post in the thread 341.ROSWELL.41 - actually looked at the viral "crater" clip properly with
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I confess, I do not remember this. If I understand correctly, there is a video file? If so, can it be uploaded or linked or both? Just judging by the still, it could be anything from a badly degraded sunspot photo to a badly degraded picture... -
JMartJr replied to the thread Pfizer Building Buckled Columns.If nothing else. these pictures might be useful to show to the "jetfuel can't melt steel beams" crowd... apparently the jet fuel is not necessary if the load is sufficient... -
JMartJr replied to the thread 341.ROSWELL.41 - actually looked at the viral "crater" clip properly.I confess, I do not remember this. If I understand correctly, there is a video file? If so, can it be uploaded or linked or both? Just judging by the still, it could be anything from a badly degraded sunspot photo to a badly degraded picture...
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Bboguesuser reacted to ExclusionZon's post in the thread 341.ROSWELL.41 - actually looked at the viral "crater" clip properly with
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So everyone probably remembers the clip that went around last September - the NARA upload with the crater shot and the dark shape people were calling an alien body. Mark Lee called it pareidolia in the Daily Mail at the time, which may well be... -
Bboguesuser replied to the thread 341.ROSWELL.41 - actually looked at the viral "crater" clip properly.Which part of the image is supposed to be the "alien body"?
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Mick West replied to the thread Pfizer Building Buckled Columns.I think much of the downplaying comes from MetroLoft, who obviously don't want negative press. Nathan Berman, the managing principal and founder of MetroLoft, one of the two firms behind the conversion, said he expected a delay of only a few... -
Ann K replied to the thread Pfizer Building Buckled Columns.I agree, the crumpling column looks like very old steel indeed. Commentary from union workers about the contractors use of non-union people: The steamfitter union tasked with working on the old Pfizer building blamed contractors for putting... -
Ann K reacted to NoParty's post in the thread French National Assembly to host UAP seminar with true believers with
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Sadly, just 3 days after I typed that--but 36 years later than originally claimed--there actually was a Belgian Wave, Monday! https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-belgium-balogun-world-cup-b3010345.html -
Gary C replied to the thread Pfizer Building Buckled Columns.The Pfizer Building has a wiki of course - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pfizer_Building The Pfizer Building is a skyscraper on 42nd Street in the East Midtown neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City, New York, U.S. The structure consists of... -
Only that beam knows the true sinister secrets of messenger ribonucleic acid. Okay, wacky conspiracy theories aside, I was a little surprised at how casual the early reports on this were: I mean, they made it sound like an easier fix that I'd...
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The old Pfizer building in New York is at risk of collapse after at least two structural columns buckled under the load of a building addition. This is Metabunky for a couple of reasons, both grounded in 9/11 lore. Firstly, if it does not...
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Kyle Ferriter reacted to Harabeck's post in the thread Cargo flight KTA1732 lost over Gulf of Oman with Like.
Wreckage has been found. Good news, despite the bad news. Pakistani authorities have located the wreckage of the K2 Boeing 737-400 that crashed yesterday into the Arabian Sea, 53 miles south of Ormara. For now, there is no information regarding... -
John J. reacted to Harabeck's post in the thread Cargo flight KTA1732 lost over Gulf of Oman with Informative.
Wreckage has been found. Good news, despite the bad news. Pakistani authorities have located the wreckage of the K2 Boeing 737-400 that crashed yesterday into the Arabian Sea, 53 miles south of Ormara. For now, there is no information regarding...
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Mendel reacted to Harabeck's post in the thread Cargo flight KTA1732 lost over Gulf of Oman with Informative.
Wreckage has been found. Good news, despite the bad news. Pakistani authorities have located the wreckage of the K2 Boeing 737-400 that crashed yesterday into the Arabian Sea, 53 miles south of Ormara. For now, there is no information regarding...
