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2000 years later, the engineering inside Ajanta Caves still leaves us stunned. Natural cooling, ingenious drainage, and colours that have survived for centuries how did ancient Indian craftsmen achieve this? Even more fascinating: these caves remained hidden for centuries before being rediscovered in 1819. Ancient India was far more... show more

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Revant Himatsingka “Food Pharmer”

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🚨 CRAZY - Bob Lazar claims in a recent Joe Rogan podcast that the “sport model” craft he worked on wasn’t built, but recovered. He says he was told it was an archaeological find, possibly submerged for a long time before retrieval. That shifts the narrative from advanced engineering to something older, something rediscovered rather than created. Supporters see this as aligning with ancient civilization theories and lost technology, while skeptics question consistency and evidence. If true, it raises a different question entirely, not who built it recently, but how long it’s been here.

🚨 CRAZY - Bob Lazar claims in a recent Joe Rogan podcast that the “sport model” craft he worked on wasn’t built, but recovered. He says he was told it was an archaeological find, possibly submerged for a long time before retrieval. That shifts the narrative from advanced engineering to something older, something rediscovered rather than created. Supporters see this as aligning with ancient civilization theories and lost technology, while skeptics question consistency and evidence. If true, it raises a different question entirely, not who built it recently, but how long it’s been here.

T R U T H P O L E

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Two years ago, this evening, this was us celebrating in the production room at Project Veritas. A week later, I was fired. Project Veritas is still suing me, the case may go to trial, with these staffers called as witnesses. It is an incredible story that will be told in time. I’ve found that through loss, you often gain more than you lose. For example, the people that work alongside me now. Good people stood by me during that time, one of them being Charlie Kirk. His unwavering support meant more to me than words can express, and I’ll always be grateful for his friendship and encouragement.

Two years ago, this evening, this was us celebrating in the production room at Project Veritas. A week later, I was fired. Project Veritas is still suing me, the case may go to trial, with these staffers called as witnesses. It is an incredible story that will be told in time. I’ve found that through loss, you often gain more than you lose. For example, the people that work alongside me now. Good people stood by me during that time, one of them being Charlie Kirk. His unwavering support meant more to me than words can express, and I’ll always be grateful for his friendship and encouragement.

James O'Keefe

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