Time to get weird for a minute... Robert Ballard best known for the discoveries of the wrecks of the RMS Titanic in 1985, the battleship Bismarck in 1989, the aircraft carrier USS Yorktown in 1998, AND he discovered the wreck of John F. Kennedy's PT-109 in 2002... was actually on a mission of discovering a couple of wrecked submarines to ascertain what their nuclear reactors, on ships cracked open on the bottom of the ocean were doing to the environment on behalf of the CIA and the US Navy, so...
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Rolling Stone has now updated their article, and removed the quote from the DHS official saying "they haven’t heard any noise since yesterday."
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Ok, this might sound strange, but if I were a Hollywood scriptwriter I’d say the missing element to the Titanic submersible story is non terrestrial intelligences successfully conducting a rescue of the billionaire's and the rest of the submersible crew, followed by Navy SEAL testimonials.
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You know half the time things like documents "obtained" by magazines and newspapers are given directly to a specific reporter to be word-smithed a certain way to influence an outcome. So what I’m saying is there is perhaps some weirdness to come with this story, 80's movies.
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Afterall, truth is often stranger than fiction. And maybe if certain humans didn't piss off Orca's & whales they might decide to give a helping flipper to find the little sub, like they did in The Core.
This is a developing story...check back later.
Thanks!
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Rolling Stone has now updated their article, and removed the quote from the DHS official saying "they haven’t heard any noise since yesterday."
Ok, this might sound strange, but if I were a Hollywood scriptwriter I’d say the missing element to the Titanic submersible story is non terrestrial intelligences successfully conducting a rescue of the billionaire's and the rest of the submersible crew, followed by Navy SEAL testimonials.
You know half the time things like documents "obtained" by magazines and newspapers are given directly to a specific reporter to be word-smithed a certain way to influence an outcome. So what I’m saying is there is perhaps some weirdness to come with this story, 80's movies.
ScreenCap sources:
Afterall, truth is often stranger than fiction. And maybe if certain humans didn't piss off Orca's & whales they might decide to give a helping flipper to find the little sub, like they did in The Core.
This is a developing story...check back later.
Thanks!
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