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Fake killer clouds in the sky

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Haven't they learned from Christians that waiting for dead people to return is one endless scam?

QAnon believers flock to Dallas after again being promised 105-year-old John F. Kennedy will appear

https://www.rawstory.com/qanon-jfk/

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Wow! This is so stupid that it is kind of cute.

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Britain's most famous astronaut thinks UFOs are time travelers. His evidence? He doesn't know what blurry U.S. government footage is, so he assumes no one could; therefore, they are craft from another timeline.

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China Says Signal From Advanced Alien Civilization Might Have Been Detected

The researchers have identified what they have called "suspicious" signals from space as part of a search for evidence of aliens, and work is ongoing to determine that they might be.

On Tuesday, the Chinese state media outlet Science and Technology Daily reported that researchers under professor Zhang Tongjie, described as chief scientist of the China Extraterrestrial Civilization Research Group at Beijing Normal University, had found a number of "possible technological traces" from intelligent civilizations elsewhere in the cosmos.

https://www.newsweek.com/china-radio-sig...ns-1716026

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Oh well, there goes that

No, China's 'Sky Eye' Telescope Has Not Detected Radio Signals From Alien Civilizations

Have Chinese astronomers stumbled upon the techno-signatures of a distant alien civilization? Unfortunately for UFO tragics and Area 51 fans, the answer is no, but numerous reports over the last 72 hours have suggested an anomalous radio signal from deep space could point to extraterrestrial technology. 

https://www.cnet.com/science/space/no-ch...lizations/

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Brad Pitt spent a year hunting for imaginary medieval treasure beneath his French estate. A grifter selling some kind of ground-penetrating radar convinced Pitt that crusaders buried looted Levantine gold on Pitt's property.

Perhaps the most renowned of Pitt’s creative sidelines is the wine that he’s been producing at his estate in Provence, Château Miraval. In 2008, he and Jolie bought the thousand--acre property, which produces a world-class rosé that has become a multimillion--dollar business; in 2014 the two were married there. More recently, the estate popped up in the press when Jolie sold her stake in the business. Before the legal wrangling that has since ensued, Pitt received an interesting bit of information about the property.

He tells me that he was approached a few years ago by a man who explained to him that the château was supposedly home to another fortune: millions of dollars’ worth of gold that one of the estate’s medieval owners had taken from the Levant during the Crusades and buried on the grounds. “I got obsessed,” Pitt says. “Like for a year, this was all I could think about, just the excitement of it all.” He bought radar equipment and scoured his property. “Maybe it has something to do with where I grew up, because in the Ozark Mountains there were always stories of hidden caches of gold.”

Of course, no treasure was unearthed. Pitt says the man who’d approached him was ultimately seeking money for some kind of radar company; an investment opportunity, he was told. The whole thing went nowhere and Pitt was left feeling a little surprised that he’d let himself believe in the idea. The entire experience was, he says, “pretty foolish in the end. It was just the hunt that was exciting.”

https://www.gq.com/story/brad-pitt-august-cover-profile

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Someone blew up one of the Georgia Guidestones, long a target for conspiracy theorists convinced liberals were plotting a global genocide.

https://www.wyff4.com/article/georgia-gu...n/40525569

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TCM is marking the Roswell anniversary tonight with an evening of alien invasion movies. At least, unlike the History channel, they admit they are showing science fiction.