The strong winds whipped the fire
into a frenzy. Case closed.
>In 1921, while at the US Embassy in Istanbul, he helped expose The Protocols of the Elders of Zion as a forgery. Dulles unsuccessfully attempted to persuade the US State Department to publicly denounce the forgery.
hehe hehe
brows less.. lurk more.
During the recent congressional UFO hearings featuring Air Force veteran David Grusch, two other men were also questioned, including former Navy fighter pilot Ryan Graves.
During questioning, and in previous public statements, Graves reported seeing an unidentified craft shaped like a "dark gray or black cube inside of a clear sphere." That description has become one of the most widely shared designs of the supposed alien ships.
Using this information, the UFO Twitter account @Cortex_Zero shared an artist’s rendition of the “cube within a sphere,” and compared it to similarly shaped crop circles around the world. “A fascinating correlation,” he called it.
Other giveaways are that (as shown in the image immediately above), Kenya's national language, Swahili, is typically written using the Roman alphabet, not Arabic script, and that the Arabic text displayed on the purported sign is not the equivalent of the English phrases rendered in any language common to the area. (Readers who understand the non-English writing have told us that although it is malformed — the letters are disconnected and the words are spelled backwards — the word under "Kenya" is actually Arabic for "Hawaii," the message at the bottom of the sign says "Not the birthplace of Barack Obama," and the script under the "Welcome to" legend is the equivalent of "Paul is dead.")
Language issues aside, the image demonstrably is a fake; a digitally altered version of a sign welcoming visitors to a very different part of the world: the Omani territory of Wilayat Madha (along the border between Oman and the United Arab Emirates).
In 2014, Robin Williams tragically took his own life. He was 63 years old, and, at first, it was assumed it was related to depression. However, his widow, Susan Schneider, explained that depression was but a small part of a much larger problem. "It was not depression that killed Robin. Depression was one of, let's call it, fifty symptoms, and it was a small one."
Unfortunately, Williams suffered from Lewy body dementia (LBD) which was only diagnosed after he had already died. During the autopsy, the doctors were able to see that his brain was filled with Lewy bodies. In an interview, Susan explained her reaction when she first found out. "The doctors said to me after the autopsy: ‘Are you surprised that your husband had Lewy bodies throughout his entire brain and brain stem?’ I didn't even know what Lewy bodies were,” Susan admitted. “But, I said: ‘No, I'm not surprised.' The fact that something had infiltrated every part of my husband's brain? That made perfect sense."
ok..P anons.