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[Jesse Michels @AlchemyAmerican]

🚨BREAKING🚨: The Former Navy Chief Oceanographer says he may have found Atlantis – that the location matches Plato’s description – and that he plans to dive on it in the coming year. He also says UFOs are operating in Earth's oceans, and the government has been tracking them for years. Officials holding the footage admit they don't know what these objects are. Finally, he reveals that he personally investigated a UFO crash retrieval that occurred during the 1962 high altitude nuclear test in the Marshall Islands (called Bluegill Triple Prime). He investigated the Navy Ship’s deck logs around the test and believes something anomalous was recovered corroborating the testimony of former Presidential Advisor, Harald Malmgren who claimed to directly handle the UFO material from this test.

Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet (@GallaudetTim ) ran the Navy's entire oceanography enterprise and then NOAA. He says a Navy intelligence commander sent a message to over a hundred officials across agencies, on a system carrying a classification level even he had never seen, breaking her silence because agencies were hoarding what they knew instead of sharing it. Attached was infrared footage of a teardrop craft gliding underwater, rising through the surface without leaving a ripple, hovering as if it knew it was being watched, then shooting upward faster than the sensor could follow.

It wasn't his first brush with clear UFO evidence. Years earlier, as a one-star admiral, the GoFast UFO video had landed in his inbox after a spherical object split a formation of F-18s mid-exercise. With his clearances he knew every American and adversary capability, and this was neither. Days later the email had been scrubbed from every computer that received it.

He now receives constant reports of UFOs intercepting submarines. The accounts all match: something closes at torpedo speed, rides through the emergency dive, then slows, slips into the sonar's blind spot, and vanishes. No torpedo on Earth can do that.

Whatever these craft are, they operate from the water. An undersea spy agency exists that even the Navy's top oceanographer was never told about. A classified dive unit breathes liquid to work deeper than any diver alive. Gallaudet personally investigated the deck logs from the 1962 Bluegill Triple Prime nuclear test, where the blast took down a UAP shadowing the launch, and found evidence of a recovery operation deliberately kept off the official record. And insiders from the government's own UFO programs say more crashed craft have gone into the water than anywhere else on Earth.

Now he's chasing the ocean's oldest secret too: a seafloor region in the Atlantic matching the dimensions Plato gave for Atlantis, and the man who has dived the deepest point of every ocean has agreed to take him down.

A true insider goes fully on the record. Full conversation live now.

[Bussin' With The Boys @BussinWTB]

Shiyazh Pete went from a walk-on at New Mexico State to the Dallas Cowboys, becoming the first player from the Navajo Nation to sign with an NFL team.

A historic moment for Pete, his family and an entire community🫡

[Barstool Sports @barstoolsports]

Cowboys need to guarantee Shiyazh Pete a roster spot just for how great this speech is

[That Guy Rocked @ThatGuyRocked]

Nick Chubb

That guy rocked.

[David Bakhtiari @DavidBakhtiari]

I love how good @jordan3love looks so far. Gonna have a monster year imo.

Go off king 👑

[Nick @LarsonNich95]

@nfl why am I stuck watching a 4th quarter preseason game when starters are on the field…. #blackedout

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Ronaldinho was more than just a footballer; he was one of those rare players who made people fall in love with the game. He played with a freedom, creativity, and joy that seemed almost impossible to replicate.

Away from football, Ronaldinho was known for his love of music, dancing, parties, and simply enjoying life. He never seemed interested in being overly serious or distant, and that personality became a defining part of who he was. On the pitch, that same energy transformed into something extraordinary.

At Barcelona, Ronaldinho could make an entire stadium rise with a single touch. His 2005 performance against Real Madrid at the Bernabéu was so spectacular that even Madrid supporters applauded him. His time at the very top may have been shorter than some legends, but his peak was unforgettable. Ronaldinho didn’t just play football; he entertained. Years later, his highlights still captivate fans because his game looked completely free.

[Carson Fowler @CarsonFowlerTV]

I could see this post everyday and I would still be like yeah that’s insane.

[BGPG @BleedGreenPGold]

CLUTCH interceptions were the catalyst behind the Packers’ 2010 Super Bowl run

[Holden Culotta @Holden_Culotta]

Shane Gillis: “We need another Teddy Roosevelt, somebody who’s willing to abuse their executive power to shut down whatever the fuck we’re doing.”

Ari Shaffir: “No one can get a home.”

“No one can pay their bills.”

“Everyone’s living with roommates at 35.”

Joe Rogan: “They got Flock cameras everywhere.”

Gillis: “Teddy called it the Square Deal.”

“He broke up … the 1%, basically.”

Rogan: “The thing is, don’t you think that big business and corporations and super PACs … have gotten so deeply entwined in politics that if a guy ever tried to do anything remotely like that, they’d kill him?”

“We thought Trump was going to do it.”

“It’s clear he’s not going to do any of those things.”

Mark Normand: “But don’t you feel like we’re at a boiling point?”

“It feels like something’s going to happen.”

@joerogan @Shanemgillis @marknorm @arishaffir

[Barstool Sports @barstoolsports]

A scientist who worked at the Pentagon says he's seen evidence that "The US is hiding the bodies of four different alien races"

[Nick @LarsonNich95]

@JackStr42679640 Damn

[Best of Star Wars @bestofstarwar]

Still have absolutely no idea how people watched this in 1999 and said that it sucked.

[Nick @LarsonNich95]

@AaronNagler I love it. Been fun to watch

[Matt Schneidman @mattschneidman]

Packers have made every field goal and drawn two penalties on kickoff coverage.

Special teams have been saved.