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[EndtheMadnessNow]

The earliest known car ad was published July 30, 1898:


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July 30, 1942, Franklin Roosevelt signed the Navy Women's Reserve Act into law, establishing the WAVES (Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service). More than 80,000 women served in the WAVES during WWII but were prohibited from boarding naval ships or combat aircraft.




July 30, 1945: the sinking of the USS Indianapolis Portland-class heavy cruiser "was sunk by a Japanese submarine on July 30, 1945, shortly after delivering the internal components of the atomic bombs that were later dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan. Up to 900 men initially survived the sinking, but many succumbed to shark attacks, dehydration, and salt poisoning as they awaited rescue; only 316 were saved."




BATMAN premiered at the Paramount in Austin, Texas July 30, 1966.


The short story: When Adam West brought ‘Batman: The Movie’ to Austin

From the Texas Archive, here’s Jean Boone of KTBC interviewing Lee Meriwether, Cesar Romero and Adam West in 1966.


In case you haven't heard, the first and only aired episode of TURN ON recently showed up on YouTube.


IMDB

The second, un-aired, episode co-written by Albert Brooks is also available on Youtube

While New York City was, he stated, a particularly tempting target for “whatever perverted dreamer who might loose the lightning,” city dwellers everywhere now had to grapple with the “stubborn fact of annihilation.” He was less than thrilled that, after World War II—“the worst blood bath in history”—the world’s leadership had apparently learned nothing, and still seemed hell-bent on total self-destruction.

“I hold one share in the corporate earth,” he wrote as the Cold War picked up steam, “and am uneasy about the management.” “God’s stuff” was clearly unsafe in human hands.
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“A nation wearing atomic armor is like a knight whose armor has grown so heavy he is immobilized,” White retorted. “He can hardly walk, hardly sit his horse, hardly think, hardly breathe.” The H-bomb, he wrote, had “little virtue as a weapon of war, because it would leave the world uninhabitable.”
- EB White, nuclear watchdog
Stealing God’s Stuff

Even more interesting is that Wernher Von Braun corresponded with Jack Parsons before the war and that he funded the first iteration of Project Stargate. Straight from the horses mouth at about 2:33:00 in this vid:

UFO Physics Deep Dive with Dr. Jack Sarfatti and Dr. Russell Targ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpKYoektUnc


Here's some footage of Hal Puthoff mentally sending Uri Geller the image of...what else!...a flying saucer (~4:05)






Here are the Top 10 links between the ongoing UFO Disclosure effort and the phenomenal movie, The Abyss!
https://twitter.com/HeyLukOverThere/stat...0441762816



Top photo, guy at right is Luigi Vendittelli, Digital creator. His Instagram and Project Gravitaur website. No idea what they're up to, but surely one can guess.

Comment from Bob Lazar on the UAP hearing: 



Archive for future reference/use...will work either way regardless of disclosure outcome.