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[The Atomic Playground @Playful_Mutant]

"With but one man of her crew alive what put to sea with seventy-five!"
- Treasure Island

[The Atomic Playground @Playful_Mutant]

He was killed while resisting arrest. One of his followers shot the arresting officer who then shot Sitting Bull. A firefight then broke out between his followers and the Indian Police. Fourteen people were killed.
All that doesn't mean that his death wasn't tragic.

[Brett Chapman @brettachapman]

Rest in Peace to the great Sitting Bull, murdered 135 years ago today!

[The Atomic Playground @Playful_Mutant]

If an ape successfully wins a competition, did that make him a chimpion?

[The Atomic Playground @Playful_Mutant]

It's sad that the best Halo content we've gotten in the last decade is DLC for Helldivers 2. The ODST stuff they added is really cool, by the way.

[The Atomic Playground @Playful_Mutant]

My typo. That was supposed to be 150, not 250.

[The Atomic Playground @Playful_Mutant]

Today marks the 250th anniversary of the Battle of the Little Bighorn (or Greasy Grass). Already popular, Custer's death made him a legend, bringing along with him Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull. His legacy is complex; he was neither a hero nor a villain. He was just a man.

[The Atomic Playground @Playful_Mutant]

@LakotaMan1 They shot themselves to avoid being tortured to death you knothead. Even after death their bodies were severely mutilated.

[The Atomic Playground @Playful_Mutant]

Even when I have elite units and they're using scrubs picked up at the local bar. Also, no matter how closely I watch it, my economy always tanks 15 turns in and I can't recover. Great concept, poor execution. I'm going back to TotalWarhammer where I can at least win a battle.

[The Atomic Playground @Playful_Mutant]

I want to take this opportunity to say: screw Total War Pharoah Dynasties. I'm 58 hours in and have played as Seti, Ramaases, Walwetes, and Agamemnon, and I haven't yet got more than 30 turns before I get obliterated. Whatever army I'm using is far weaker than any enemy army,

[The Atomic Playground @Playful_Mutant]

This was a genuinely funny show. Much better than some of the others I used to watch growing up.

[Jason the Cartoon Fan 🍉 @JasonSt77097165]

Blessed be the soul who painstakingly tracked down the remastered versions of all the show clips from the original “We’re Ready to Party” intro and edited them together to match how they’re all presented in said opening. If only all that remastered footage existed in 4:3.

[The Atomic Playground @Playful_Mutant]

I'm just doomscrolling through the feed and see so many foreigners that are here for the World Cup in awe of the U.S. and what we have here. It does my heart good.

[The Atomic Playground @Playful_Mutant]

Hello. Um, I like dinosaurs. Thank you.

[The Atomic Playground @Playful_Mutant]

I work at a gun counter and get flagged all the time, but it's almost always by people who are carelessly looking at the store firearm I just cleared and handed to them. Only once have I had someone point a (potentially) loaded gun at me. Total idiots are actually pretty rare.

[Chaser Racer @SeaGL_]

Do you have anything that'll fit this

[The Atomic Playground @Playful_Mutant]

Absolute cinema.

[Todd Spence @Todd_Spence]

Someone edited THE THREE AMIGOS vs. TOMBSTONE and it fits so perfectly 😂🔥

[The Atomic Playground @Playful_Mutant]

@XtremelyDad

[The Atomic Playground @Playful_Mutant]

Baruk Khazad! Khazad ai menu!

[The Dwarrow Scholar @dwarrowscholar]

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If you’ve ever wanted to properly learn the language of the Dwarves, this is your moment.

[シロバネ @VYDc7G9NM660468]

アンギラス71歳の誕生日おめでとう！！🎂
#アンギラス71周年

[The Atomic Playground @Playful_Mutant]

My cousin told me this once. I never believed it. Hell is not in the center of the earth.

[Sandy Petersen 🪔 @SandyofCthulhu]

There's a super neat totally unsubstantiated legend that when the Soviets dug the Kola mohole they abandoned it because when they lowered a microphone into the hole, it picked up screams and moans, and people pleading and cursing in a variety of languages.

I have had no fewer than three Baptists tell me this story independently. So hey why not believe it since I can't actually confirm it one way or the other?

[The Atomic Playground @Playful_Mutant]

This is the single most insane thing I've read in quite a while.

[Jesse Michels @AlchemyAmerican]

🚨BREAKING: A C-130 pilot claims he transported a 10-to-12-foot, 1,100-pound, red-haired humanoid giant from Kandahar to Bagram in 2005. A military team had found it eating a dead soldier near a cave with the rest of the surrounding soldiers dead; this second team killed the giant and was responsible for its transport. The body was airlifted out of Afghanistan in a large palette and taken to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base where it may still be held today. Multiple independent witnesses have corroborated this event🚨

Timothy Alberino (@TimothyAlberino ) is a field researcher and author of Birthright. He spent 10 years in Peru, made multiple research expeditions to Sardinia and Afghanistan-adjacent source networks, and has spent decades synthesizing eyewitness testimony from abductees, military personnel, and indigenous communities across multiple continents. This episode covers what the Book of Enoch and other myths mean for modern UFO disclosure, the Kandahar giant retrieval as documented through a verified C-130 pilot, the Grey alien hybridization program as compiled by David Jacobs at Temple University, Alberino's personal investigation of the 2023 Peruvian face peeler attacks in the Alto Nanay region, the mystery school lineage and its effects on UFO research, and the religion he believes is now being assembled in real time.

1. The C-130 Pilot Who Transported the Kandahar Giant

In 2005, an active duty C-130 cargo pilot was met on the tarmac at Bagram Airfield by individuals he described as Air Force or Army intelligence. He had never been intercepted on the tarmac before. They told him: this never happened, no pictures, don't talk about it. His cargo was a nine-foot pallet. On the pallet, curled in fetal position with part of its head and hands visible, was a body. Red hair. Pale white skin. Six fingers on each hand. Six toes on each foot. The loadmaster weighed everything before loading. After subtracting the pallet and rigging, the being weighed 1,100 pounds. The soldiers standing around it were comparing boot sizes to its feet. It was transferred to a base in Qatar. The pilot later heard through the grapevine it ended up at Wright-Patterson. Alberino flew him to Bozeman, Montana, interviewed him in silhouette for the True Legends documentary series, and reviewed his credentials before recording.

2. The Squad That Found It Was Already Dead

The pilot did not witness the kill. What he was told by the personnel at Bagram was this: a recon team went missing somewhere in the Afghan countryside and stopped reporting in. A second team was dispatched to find them. They found the first team at or near the entrance to a cave. Every man was dead. The giant was eating one of them. The second team killed it. L.A. Marzulli subsequently received an independent account from a special operations source placing a near-identical encounter in 2003. In that version, the giant skewered one of the soldiers with a spear. Alberino's pilot, who had deliberately withheld specific details from his original account as a vetting mechanism, confirmed that Marzulli's source was telling the truth. Multiple soldiers and officers have since told Alberino privately that the story is real, that there are more giants, and that this is among the most highly classified subjects they have encountered.

3. The Hybridization Program

David Jacobs spent decades as a tenured history professor at Temple University interviewing hundreds of abductees under relaxation protocols. His final book, Walking Among Us, documented what he called personal project hybrids, or hubrids: the most advanced generation yet produced by the Grey breeding program. These are human-alien hybrids now indistinguishable from ordinary humans. They retain the telepathic capabilities of the Greys. Their loyalty is entirely to the Greys. Female abductees were being assigned male hubrids and required to tutor them in basic civilian life: grocery stores, driving, appliances, public behavior. Jacobs described the hubrids as psychopathic. They abused and manipulated the women assigned to them, exercised complete psychological control, and treated them as subordinates. Jacobs named the endgame plainly: planetary acquisition by stealth.

4. Armored Figures on Hoverboards and Villages Under Attack

In the summer of 2023, multiple indigenous villages in the Alto Nanay region of the Peruvian Amazon began reporting attacks by armored figures arriving on circular hoverboards, preceded by small disc-shaped craft. The figures were described uniformly as six and a half to seven feet tall, dressed head to foot in black body armor with almond-shaped tinted eye lenses, impervious to 16-gauge shotgun fire at point-blank range. Villagers in San Antonio de Pintuyaku had not been sleeping at night for weeks. They were running armed patrols. The Peruvian and American press ran with the explanation offered by two provincial police officers: illegal river miners using jetpack technology. Alberino, who spent 10 years in the Peruvian Amazon and speaks the local charapa dialect, called this narrative absurd. He chartered a riverboat, hired two active duty Peruvian Navy jungle commandos, brought in night vision equipment and medical supplies, and went to the village himself.

5. The Attempted Abduction of Talia

A 15-year-old girl named Talia had been nearly taken. When Alberino first saw her in the village, she was sitting alone against a wall during the evening, watching others play soccer and volleyball. When she noticed him and his partner, she began trembling and covered her face with her hair. The following morning, her father brought her outside to speak. She trembled again and cried before saying a word. She told Alberino that two armored figures had descended on hoverboards into her backyard just after sundown. One landed behind her and grabbed her from behind. The other grabbed her feet. They carried her behind a chicken coop hovering off the ground. They injected something into her nose that caused disorientation. They applied a cream to her face and produced what appeared to be a laser scalpel. One of them said to the other: be careful, don't put too much on her face, it will ruin the flesh. She pushed up the helmet of the figure behind her. He let go to pull it down. She screamed. Her brother and neighbors arrived within seconds. They saw the two figures dragging her by the hair before dropping her and ascending through the forest canopy on their discs. Alberino filmed the laser incision scar on Talia's face.

6. Operation Resolute Sentinel Was Running at the Same Time

The Peruvian face peeler attacks were not contained to remote jungle. They were also reported in Nauta, a city of 36,000 people with an active Peruvian Navy presence. This alone dismantles the miner hypothesis. Simultaneously, a joint multinational military operation called Resolute Sentinel was running in Peru. Participants included the U.S. Marines, Air Force, Navy, Space Force, and Coast Guard, alongside Peruvian, Uruguayan, Ecuadorian, Brazilian, and British military units. Alberino does not know what Resolute Sentinel was covering. He raises two possibilities: either it was a benevolent operation attempting to locate and remove whoever was conducting the attacks, or some element of a subcontracted aerospace apparatus had gone rogue and the operation was managing the exposure.

7. Abduction Is Hereditary and Began in the 1800s

Jacobs and Budd Hopkins, working independently, both concluded that the alien abduction phenomenon did not begin at Roswell. It began in the mid to late 1800s. Alberino had reached the same conclusion before encountering Jacobs' lecture confirming it. This window is the same period in which the Theosophical Society formed, the Society for Psychical Research launched in England, seances were reportedly as common in American life as Sunday church attendance, and the mystery airship sightings began. Abduction runs in families without exception. Alberino has found no case where an abductee does not have at least one abductee parent. The program is exponential by design. A friend of his, long suspected as an abductee, walked into his office recently, rolled up his sleeve unprompted, and showed him a fading delta-formation of dots. He said: they came and got me.

8. The Mystery Schools Have One Objective: Resurrect the Gods

The Osiris myth is not metaphysics. It is operational documentation. Isis represents the adepts of the mystery school. Her mission is to recover the scattered body of antediluvian knowledge, reassemble it, and resurrect Osiris long enough to conceive Horus: the reborn empire of the gods. Alberino traces this lineage from the Phoenicians, through Freemasonry, through the NASA mission catalog, whose named programs and landing sites map directly onto the Greek, Egyptian, and Mesopotamian pantheons. The AFRL general who served as Tom DeLonge's primary source reportedly spoke frequently about Greek mythology. A WikiLeaks email queried the resurrection tomb of Gilgamesh. The objective, Alberino argues, has not changed. One of the primary repositories of pre-flood knowledge is believed to be on Mars, specifically in the Cydonia region. The aspiration to reach Mars is ancient.

9. The New Religion Is Being Assembled Now

Alberino has been describing this convergence since 2020. It combines two streams. The first is apotheosis, the deification of man, which is the core aspiration of the mystery school tradition. The second is the literal return of the gods in craft. The sequence he expects: Mars disclosure confirming an ancient extraterrestrial civilization, followed by the reframing of the God of the Hebrews as merely one extraterrestrial among many, and specifically as the tyrannical one. Transhumanism runs alongside this: artificial wombs, designer biology, cybernetic integration, all framed as healing but designed, in Alberino's reading, to forfeit the human genome. Ray Kurzweil, asked if he believes in God, said: not yet. Yuval Noah Harari has written that in a thousand years no Homo sapiens will remain. Alberino does not read these as predictions. He reads them as a program.

Why This Matters

A credentialed C-130 pilot with a verifiable service record described transporting a 1,100-pound, six-fingered humanoid out of Afghanistan, and his account has since been confirmed independently by a separate special operations source who knew details the pilot had deliberately withheld. A tenured Temple University historian spent decades interviewing thousands of abductees and named the endgame of the program plainly. A field researcher with ten years in the Peruvian Amazon personally documented a sustained campaign of attacks on multiple indigenous villages, interviewed a traumatized teenage girl with a laser incision scar on her face, and filmed it all while a classified multinational military operation ran concurrently in the same country. These are not isolated stories. Alberino has spent thirty years building the connective tissue between them. The question he leaves open is not whether any of this is real. It is who is managing all of it, and toward what end.

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[The Atomic Playground @Playful_Mutant]

I'm one step closer to fulfilling my dream of becoming Dr. Octopus.

[Space and Technology @spaceandtech_]

Researchers at the University of Tokyo created Jizai Arms, a backpack-like system that can support up to six robotic arms controlled by the user’s movements.

It helps people perform tasks that are hard or impossible with just two arms.

The system could assist firefighters, construction workers, medical professionals, and people with disabilities.

[The Atomic Playground @Playful_Mutant]

@XtremelyDad