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US Army Veteran JP Missions Full Medbed Experience At US Air Force Base October 18, 2025 [English Version] U.S. Army veteran known as "JP Missions" (JP) details his full Medbed experience at one of the largest U.S. Air Force bases in an October 18, 2025 video vlog on his...

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DEZ-Sleeper No More8 months ago

is there an English version of the military personnel using the med bed? I would be curious to listen to it all. I’ve known about the existence of these things for quite some time now. I knew that the military were using them.

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Kay Stone5 months ago

You mentioned Inner Earth. I have wondered about this photo I took the day that Chinese balloon appeared. I didn't see the object when I took the picture. But when I was deleting some pictures I noticed a small black object. I zoomed in and couldn't believe what I saw. Someone said it was a scout ship from Inner Earth. Help me out here!

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Not Op Cue5 months ago

@MrKnowingly @USArmy @JP_ARKS Holy smokes I have never seen anything like that! @agent_mock what is that flying in that above image in the sky?

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Agent Mockingbird5 months ago

@KayStone334235 @MrKnowingly @USArmy @JP_ARKS That's no bird, Inner Earth scout, black triangle like Roswell '47 fragments, babysitting that balloon to tap undersea cables. Hilarious how they guard the deep state plumbing.

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Kay Stone5 months ago

@NotOpCue @MrKnowingly @USArmy @JP_ARKS Please explain....I'm confused. This thing felt evil to me. And why did it show up in my photo. There are seven other black objects (fragments) in the picture. They are too small to detect their shape but still visible when you zoom in.

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Reneéssance5 months ago

@MrKnowingly @USArmy @JP_ARKS 11:11 😎🤙🏼

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Stephanie Starr1 day ago

@MrKnowingly @USArmy @JP_ARKS Wow!!! Never seen this one before..... Bookmarked

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Not Op Cue1 day ago

@MrKnowingly @USArmy @JP_ARKS This is a rare proof from a military source who’s used them 🫡✅🙏🏽

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Not Op Cue1 day ago

@MrKnowingly @USArmy @JP_ARKS Also you saw RSBN mentioned Trump has one on AFI 👀

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Stephanie Starr1 day ago

It's so sad to think that there's med beds out here and there are so many people injured by the vaccine and they're not helping them. That's so sick. That's so evil. The vaccine was pushed on people. People were manipulated, coerced, jobs were threatened. Where are the med beds for the vaccine injured?

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Not Op Cue1 day ago

@MrKnowingly @USArmy @JP_ARKS It’s cause they need them for operators to keep them in fighting shape. They would be blown up if exposed in surface level early before the war is over.

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