25 years later, we still remember. ๐บ๐ธ
September 11, 2001 changed America forever.
To every life lost, every hero who answered the call, and every family who still carries their memoryโ
We will never forget. โค๏ธ๐ค๐๐บ๐ธ
#NeverForget#HonorTheFallen#WeRemember
Amy Eskridge, 34, was an anti-gravity researcher (co-founded Institute for Exotic Science with her NASA scientist dad) tied to UFO/UAP disclosure.
Chilling texts to ufologist Franc Milburn weeks before death:
May 13, 2022: โIf you see any report that I killed myself, I most definitely did not. If you see any report that I overdosed, I most definitely did not. If you see any report that I killed anyone else, I most definitely did not.โ
She also described: strangers rotating to ask her the same questions, anonymous creepy rhymes urging overdose, and burns/lesions from suspected directed-energy weapon (ex-CIA teammate IDโd it as possible RF k-band emitter from an SUV).
Found dead from gunshot to head in Huntsville, AL on June 11, 2022. Ruled suicide, but Milburn questions rapid autopsy/cremation, plus her reported harassment (break-ins, slashed tires, roofied drinks). He claims she was murdered by a private aerospace firm over her UAP/anti-gravity work. Family says chronic pain.
A mother sperm whale came up from half a mile down with a giant squid still in her mouth. A diver named Ludo caught the whole thing on camera. Nobody had ever filmed this before in human history. That was last September.
A Smithsonian scientist named Michael Vecchione confirmed the species. It was an adult giant squid, an animal so hard to find alive that for a century we mainly knew it from beaks pulled out of dead whales and the occasional body that washed up on a beach.
We have known these two fight for centuries. Sperm whales kept surfacing with large circular marks on their heads that matched the suckers on giant squid arms. Their stomachs were full of squid beaks, the one part of a squid that cannot be digested.
The evidence was everywhere. The event itself had never once been seen.
This hunt happened in complete darkness. The whale was far deeper than any sunlight reaches. She found the squid the way sperm whales always do, by making sounds that bounce off things around her. Her clicks hit 236 decibels. A jet engine runs at about 150. She is the loudest living animal on earth, and those sounds are how she sees in the dark.
Her brain weighs seven kilograms. Five times heavier than yours.
For a sperm whale, this was a routine meal. One whale eats four to eight hundred squid every day. The whole species eats about 110 million tons of squid every year, more than every fishing fleet on earth pulls out of the ocean combined.
In the full uncropped video, you can see her baby swimming right next to her. Sperm whale calves do not go deep on their own. They only dive when their mothers bring them. She was teaching the baby how to hunt. That detail is the one that stayed with me.
@nobleisawinner No one likes her, she's been a traitor since Vietnam when POWs gave her messages to save them and she handed them to the captors and just laughed like it was no big deal.
@GraceZiem@nobleisawinner She's been to Vietnam during the war.. there were prisoners of war trying to give her messages to save them and she turned the messages over to the captors.. she is horrible