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Aliens Among Us | Harvard Study Cryptoterrestrials UFO UAP Podcasts

Investigate Earth Conspiracy Podcast

06/15/24

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In a recent Harvard study exploring the concept of extraterrestrial life, researchers examined the intriguing possibility of aliens living covertly among us, referred to as 'Cryptoterrestrials.' The study raises the question: Are these beings remnants of an ancient civilization that originated on Earth, or do the UFOs and UAPs we observe originate from distant planets? All of this and more on this episode of Aliens Among Us | Harvard Study Cryptoterrestrials UFO UAP Podcasts

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In this episode, we discuss the alarming development of multiple Russian warships deployed off the coast of Florida as part of a training exercise. These warships are equipped with hypersonic ICBMs, raising questions about whether this is merely a show of force or if there are active plans for a future attack. Alongside the Russian warships, numerous US destroyer vessels are also in the region, closely monitoring every move as the Russian ships are expected to eventually dock in Cuba. Could this be the prelude to a World War III showdown between the United States and Russia?

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Kansas sues Pfizer over 'misrepresentations' and 'adverse events' of COVID-19 vaccine. The state of Kansas has filed a lawsuit against Pfizer, Inc., alleging consumer protection violations related to the company's manufacturing of the COVID-19 vaccine. The lawsuit claims that Pfizer marketed the vaccine as "safe" despite allegedly knowing it was linked to "serious adverse events." Kansas is the first state to sue pharmaceutical giant Pfizer after Attorney General Kris Kobach accused the company of misleading marketing practices related to the COVID-19 vaccine. Will Kansas be the only state to take legal action against Pfizer? Additionally, we explore COVID-19 spike protein detox protocols based on a new study presented by Dr. Peter McCullough.

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