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UFO Disclosure: The Most Significant Law in Human History?

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By Ran Chakrabarti
| Fair Observer Verified
On the face of it, the proposed “National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2024” doesn’t sound like very glamorous or exciting reading. Even the most meticulous of lawyers’ eyes will be glazing over while they scroll over the mundane section headings and definitions of the proposed legislation. Section 554, entitled “Community college Enlisted Training Corps demonstration program,” is unlikely to raise the heart-beat.
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UFO Disclosure: The Most Significant Law in Human History?

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By Ran Chakrabarti
| surl.li
On the face of it, the proposed “National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2024” doesn’t sound like very glamorous or exciting reading. Even the most meticulous of lawyers’ eyes will be glazing over while they scroll over the mundane section headings and definitions of the proposed legislation. Section 554, entitled “Community college Enlisted Training Corps demonstration program,” is unlikely to raise the heart-beat.
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An Allegory About Unidentified Floating Objects Original

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By Ran Chakrabarti
| Fair Observer Verified
With Congress recently hearing testimony from whistleblower David Grusch and retired navy pilots David Fravor and Ryan Graves in relation to strange goings-on in the skies and the alleged retrieval of crashed objects and “biologics” from other worlds, this author dug around in the archive to assess whether we’ve been here before; and what the potential consequences might be. Submitted for your approval: Tenochtitlán. Thursday, January 23, 1519.
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