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Titled 'Strange Tub-Fellows' and drawn by Bernard Partridge for Punch magazine. British cartoon (23 November 1938) showing a 'Marxist Orator' looking on approvingly as Goebbels delivers an anti-British speech.




March 27, 1943: HMS Dasher (D37) suffered a major internal explosion and sank in the Firth of Clyde, taking the lives of 379 of the escort carrier's 528 crewmen. For two years, the British government suppressed news about the Royal Navy's second-biggest loss in UK waters during the war. Decades later, controversy still surrounds the incident because the cause of the explosion has never been determined, and there have been allegations that the recovered bodies of crewmen were secretly buried in mass graves.




Antarctica in the year 2024, as seen in GM’s Futurama exhibit at the New York World’s Fair, 1964-65.




Baltimore Sun's Sunday mag, Dec 12, 1976: "Under a bright sun, a cargo ship clears the new outer harbor crossing for the Bay. The $144 million elevated road-bridge, named in honor of Francis Scott Key, will complete the Baltimore Beltway system and ease harbor tunnel tie-ups." Opened March 23, 1977; Rest in Pieces on March 26, 2024.




Interesting comments from a former Maersk Chief Engineer:




In March 1997, DVD players were released in the United States.



"DVD. It’s a movie on a disc the size of a CD."




Mar. 27, 2024: Michael York, memorable in films like "Cabaret", "Logan's Run", and "3 Musketeers", turns 82...





NROL-70 launching tomorrow.




LOL!

Bill Maher cashing in on conspiracy theories is a sign the end is nigh. I guess Corgan & Durst want some of that Blink-182 pie. Will the UFO money train ever derail?


"Late Night with the Devil" (2023) reportedly made $666,666 domestically on Sunday.




After watching the 3 Body Problem (2024) series I was reminded of the...


The machine in question is called a "Chronovisor" and was built in the 1950s by a Benedictine monk named Father Pellegrino Ernetti.

Ernetti reportedly used the "way back machine" to film Christ's crucifixion for Vatican officials. Ernetti died in 1994 without revealing the secret of the Chronovisor but a guy named John Chambers says some 20 years ago that  evidence is mounting that the Catholic Church is hiding a working model from the rest of the world, supposedly to keep it from getting into evil hands.

Sound crazy?

Chambers says a Jesuit priest named Father Francois Brune believes the Chronovisor must exist because, in the priest's words,

"Ernetti wouldn't lie about such things."

There you have it folks. It's real and we know Jesuit priests don't *lie*.

John Chambers, translator/publisher/editor of New Paradigm Books was on Coast to Coast with Art Bell back in 2002 discussing this device and time travel.

THE MACHINE OF TIME built by Father Pellegrino Ernetti.