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This is WILD and incredibly EYE OPENING. 🤯🤯🤯 Remember the “prophet” Kim Clement? Remember his “prophetic insight” about Trump taking office twice? Well, as it turns out, that wasn’t really “prophetic” at all. It was REMOTE VIEWING as part of the original CIA Project Stargate program. Yes, that SAME... show more
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