(Images): “4 Chan Alien Photos of 2023”
Friday, June 16th, 2023, at 7:39 PM EST, an Anonymous user created a post on the /x/ board, titled “working on some ancestry stuff and found these”
Description:
“I found this photo in my grandfather’s nightstand, while cleaning out his house. He was a lifelong military man, stationed at Wright Patterson Air force Base”
Anonymous Wrote:
“they’re stuck with other portrait photos from 1887. what the f*** is this creature?”
1 minute later, the Anonymous user, replied to his own post, with a second photo, stating:
“second one, probably same shoot”
Source: Alien Archivists
#anonymoushadoww #ufotwitter #uaptwitter #ShadowLurker #Twitter
I just found the fuckin best streamer. Bro just tosses liquor into a fire and yells FIREBALL when he gets a gift. He also breathes fire LMAOOO
his username is UrlinTheTan
Six years ago the Spanish monarchy was dying. King Juan Carlos fled to Abu Dhabi in 2020 trailing a $100M Saudi money scandal, and polling showed most young Spaniards wanted a republic. The survival plan was a 17-year-old girl.
What followed was the most deliberate heir construction program in Europe. Felipe VI renounced his father's inheritance and cut his allowance. Then the palace sent Leonor through a pipeline no Spanish royal had ever completed: IB at a Welsh boarding school, then three full years rotating through all three armed forces academies.
Zaragoza with the Army: rifle drills, trench maneuvers, tank training. Marín with the Navy: months at sea, including an Atlantic crossing on the Juan Sebastián de Elcano, a century-old tall ship. San Javier with the Air Force: a parachute course and flying a PC-21 trainer, at one point in formation with her father.
The logic is colder than the photos suggest. Spain's constitution makes the monarch supreme commander of the armed forces, and the military consistently polls as one of the country's most trusted institutions while the crown spent a decade as one of its least. Marching the heir through every branch grafts the credibility of the institution Spaniards trust onto the one they stopped trusting.
The last queen of Spain, Isabella II, was overthrown by her own military in 1868.
The next one just spent three years earning its uniform.