🤔#Hmmm Once this tumultuous period concludes, the majority will likely remain oblivious to the true events that unfolded. Many will embrace the carefully curated narrative presented by those in control, essential for maintaining societal stability. The intricacies are so profound that a full revelation could potentially destabilize the entire system. Those involved some will die, individuals will vanish into obscurity, some will gradually fade from collective memory, and others will seamlessly resume their lives, seemingly unaffected. However, amidst this veneer of normalcy, your awareness will persist. It becomes imperative for us to engage actively, educating the public to prevent a recurrence. Let's unite in ensuring that such occurrences are never repeated. Above all, savor the unfolding events with the hashtag #EnJoyTheShow.

🌋 Areal view of the Ulawun volcano in Papau New Guinea erupting yesterday...

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And the comm was directly implying Clinton😏
What Trump did was not a photo op...it was a clear message to those who knew the comms.

BREAKING: Xi urges ‘immediate’ ceasefire, release of detainees in Israel-Hamas war

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Antarctica has not always been a desolate land of ice and snow. Earth’s southernmost continent once was home to rivers and forests teeming with life.

Using satellite observations and ice-penetrating radar, scientists are now getting a glimpse of Antarctica’s lost world. Researchers said on Tuesday they have detected buried under the continent’s ice sheet a vast ancient landscape, replete with valleys and ridges, apparently shaped by rivers before being engulfed by glaciation long ago.

This landscape, located in East Antarctica’s Wilkes Land region bordering the Indian Ocean, covers an area roughly the size of Belgium or the U.S. state of Maryland. The researchers said the landscape appears to date to at least 14 million years ago and perhaps beyond 34 million years ago, when Antarctica entered its deep freeze.

“The landscape is like a snapshot of the past,” said Stewart Jamieson, a professor of glaciology at Durham University in England and co-leader of the study published in the journal Nature Communications.
deep freeze.
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NEW - Bosnia will likely “peacefully separate” in its future, Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik said Tuesday, as the Balkan country marked the 28th anniversary of the peace deal that ended its bloody civil war.

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WATCH: Incredible footage of the waterspout hitting the shore on the Amalfi Coast in Italy today.

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BREAKING: Changpeng Zhao (CZ) resigns as Binance CEO.

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