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@Men_Of_Purpose The little Boy: Hey dad, did mom do this to you too?!

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@twibuznews 年を重ねると動きは遅くなりますが、それでも愛することはできます。💞
As we age, our movements slow down, but we can still love. 💞

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@iTheWolfman Great video Batman got towed 🦇

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@RepLuna The Sad part about this decision today, it really was an easy fix, a no brainer or at least I thought it was!
CC: @WhiteHouse @PressSec

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@xalertnow 哇！這不是我認識和喜愛的中國。🇨🇳
WOW! This is not the China I Know and love 🇨🇳

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NEW Crop Circle 🌾🌀

11th of the season arrives right in time for the full Moon 🌕 --> as CERN turns off its Large Hadron Collider

This 10-sided geometric form is highly debated. Some say it was made for an upcoming TV show & others say no to that

Debates like this will only increase as we enter the new paradigm... discernment & an open mind are both required

Near Hackpen Hill
Wiltshire UK 🇬🇧📍
June 29th (in wheat)

[Stoned🍄Ape @StonedApe]

Operation Prato

In the summer of 1977, fear spread through the small fishing villages surrounding Colares Island in northern Brazil.

Night after night, strange lights appeared over the jungle, rivers, and coastline.

They didn’t simply hover.

They hunted.

Locals began reporting luminous objects descending silently from the sky before directing narrow beams of light at people below.

The phenomenon became known as “Chupa-Chupa”, Portuguese for “The Sucker.”

Witnesses claimed the beams left small puncture marks on their skin.

Many reported burns.

Extreme fatigue.

Dizziness.

Some said they temporarily lost consciousness after being struck.

Entire villages stopped going outside after dark.

Families lit bonfires.

Some carried firearms.

Others prayed.

Nothing seemed to stop the lights.

As panic grew, local doctors began treating dozens of patients with unusual burns and unexplained injuries.

The reports became so widespread that the Brazilian Air Force intervened.

In September 1977, the military launched Operation Prato.

Its mission was simple, investigate the mysterious lights.

Captain Uyrangê Hollanda was placed in command.

His team interviewed hundreds of witnesses.

They photographed strange aerial objects.

Recorded observations.

Produced detailed sketches.

Compiled hundreds of pages of reports.

According to military accounts, investigators themselves witnessed luminous objects performing extraordinary maneuvers over the jungle and coastline.

Some were described as glowing spheres.

Others appeared as discs or elongated craft.

Many changed color.

Several were reported to move silently before accelerating away at impossible speeds.

The operation continued for months.

Then, just as suddenly as it had begun…

It ended.

The Brazilian Air Force classified the investigation.

Years later, many of the documents were declassified, revealing that Operation Prato had generated hundreds of photographs, sketches, witness interviews, and official reports.

Captain Hollanda himself later gave interviews describing encounters he claimed occurred during the investigation.

The identity of the lights remains unknown.

To this day, Operation Prato stands as one of the most extensive military investigations of unidentified aerial phenomena ever conducted.

Not because it proved extraterrestrial visitors, but because an air force documented a phenomenon it could not readily explain.

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@StonedApe The day Nick passed away I thought of that email and his response.

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@AstronomyVibes I really would like to see all 22 turns that's left 🌙💫✨

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@planethunter56 I agree with Cmdr Fravor 100%

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@Ustroopss Tres Amigas 🏀

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@coffee_anytime @POTUS Trump would call #8 @sophaller Central Casting for sure! 🎬

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@StonedApe Excellent video 🛸

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@AlexaK712 My favorite four words to describe @CaitlinClark22; "easy-on-the-eyes" 🥰

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@femalebodybuil6 @sophaller: Dude! You're not too tall to fall 😬

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@eclps3aura New way of doing Math 🧮

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@JR4MAGA We have real life Wonder Women in @sophaller 💪🏀

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@FarmGirlCarrie And officials do nothing to protect @CaitlinClark22 at all, not one bit. @NBA has to get involved now because apparently, @WNBA is too lackadaisical or just too weak to get involved with house-cleaning WNBA, #22 is your Brass Ring don't lose her🏀
CC: @sophaller @espn @NBCSports

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@MustangMan_TX @sophaller Watch out, I got your number bobblehead, I need one of these 🏆