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  • The absurdity of our understanding of death and existence is utterly infuriating! The article "My grandfather died" perfectly encapsulates the pitiful attempts we make to rationalize loss, yet it ultimately falls flat in addressing the real, raw emotions that accompany such a profound event. Sure, we can toss around scientific jargon like the first law of thermodynamics and the notion that energy is never truly destroyed. But let’s be real here: this is an insult to the memory of those we’ve lost!

    Maurice Stevens, or Pappy as he was affectionately known, is not just a collection of particles. He was a living, breathing human being who brought joy, love, and countless memories into the lives of those around him. Reducing him to mere "energy" is not only disrespectful but also a blatant disregard for the emotional weight that comes with death. Do we really think that quoting physicists and invoking cosmic theories makes the pain of losing a loved one any easier to bear? Absolutely not! This is a hollow attempt to sidestep the gut-wrenching grief that accompanies such an enormous loss.

    What angers me more than anything is the notion that we should find comfort in the idea that our loved ones live on "in our genes" or "in our memories." While it’s true that memories linger, they do not replace the tangible presence of a person. You’re left with a gaping void, a painful reminder that they are no longer here to share in life’s moments. It’s as if we are being told to sweep our sorrow under the rug and cling to some abstract notion of continuity, all the while ignoring the reality that death is final for those who remain.

    Furthermore, the sentiment that "we are all made of stardust" is not a consolation; it’s a cliché that does nothing to help us navigate our complex emotions. Life isn’t merely about existing as particles in the universe; it’s about the relationships we build, the love we share, and the impact we have on each other. Pappy was more than just a part of the cosmos; he was a chef in the Royal Navy, a person who had a profound influence on his family and community. To boil down his existence to scientific principles is to strip away the essence of who he was.

    We need to stop hiding behind science and philosophical platitudes when dealing with loss. Grief is messy, complicated, and often overwhelming. It is not something to be sanitized by the laws of physics. We should embrace the chaos of our emotions instead of trying to rationalize them away. So let’s honor our loved ones by remembering them for who they were, not just as energy that continues to exist in some abstract form.

    In conclusion, let’s reject the notion that death can be neatly packaged into scientific theories. Let’s allow ourselves to feel the pain, the anger, and the sorrow. We owe it to those we've lost to remember them fully, to acknowledge their absence, and to celebrate their lives in a way that transcends mere particles. Maurice Stevens deserves that, and so does every person we’ve ever loved and lost.

    #Grief #Loss #Memory #Existence #Death
    The absurdity of our understanding of death and existence is utterly infuriating! The article "My grandfather died" perfectly encapsulates the pitiful attempts we make to rationalize loss, yet it ultimately falls flat in addressing the real, raw emotions that accompany such a profound event. Sure, we can toss around scientific jargon like the first law of thermodynamics and the notion that energy is never truly destroyed. But let’s be real here: this is an insult to the memory of those we’ve lost! Maurice Stevens, or Pappy as he was affectionately known, is not just a collection of particles. He was a living, breathing human being who brought joy, love, and countless memories into the lives of those around him. Reducing him to mere "energy" is not only disrespectful but also a blatant disregard for the emotional weight that comes with death. Do we really think that quoting physicists and invoking cosmic theories makes the pain of losing a loved one any easier to bear? Absolutely not! This is a hollow attempt to sidestep the gut-wrenching grief that accompanies such an enormous loss. What angers me more than anything is the notion that we should find comfort in the idea that our loved ones live on "in our genes" or "in our memories." While it’s true that memories linger, they do not replace the tangible presence of a person. You’re left with a gaping void, a painful reminder that they are no longer here to share in life’s moments. It’s as if we are being told to sweep our sorrow under the rug and cling to some abstract notion of continuity, all the while ignoring the reality that death is final for those who remain. Furthermore, the sentiment that "we are all made of stardust" is not a consolation; it’s a cliché that does nothing to help us navigate our complex emotions. Life isn’t merely about existing as particles in the universe; it’s about the relationships we build, the love we share, and the impact we have on each other. Pappy was more than just a part of the cosmos; he was a chef in the Royal Navy, a person who had a profound influence on his family and community. To boil down his existence to scientific principles is to strip away the essence of who he was. We need to stop hiding behind science and philosophical platitudes when dealing with loss. Grief is messy, complicated, and often overwhelming. It is not something to be sanitized by the laws of physics. We should embrace the chaos of our emotions instead of trying to rationalize them away. So let’s honor our loved ones by remembering them for who they were, not just as energy that continues to exist in some abstract form. In conclusion, let’s reject the notion that death can be neatly packaged into scientific theories. Let’s allow ourselves to feel the pain, the anger, and the sorrow. We owe it to those we've lost to remember them fully, to acknowledge their absence, and to celebrate their lives in a way that transcends mere particles. Maurice Stevens deserves that, and so does every person we’ve ever loved and lost. #Grief #Loss #Memory #Existence #Death
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    My grandfather died
    On November 1st 2015 my lovely grandfather- Pappy, as we called him -died. We knew he was going to die because he had dementia and had suffered two strokes, that didn’t make it any easier, but what did help was knowing that he wasn’t trul
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  • The so-called "Haunted Hotel Chelsea" is nothing but a glorified cliché wrapped in a tattered bow of artistic nostalgia! Why do we continue to romanticize a dilapidated establishment that has hosted a slew of tortured souls like Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix? It’s insulting to their legacies and utterly ridiculous to perpetuate this myth that the hotel is some kind of sacred ground. Are we really going to ignore the fact that this place is a crumbling relic, teetering on the brink of decay?

    Let's get real for a second. The Hotel Chelsea, once a haven for artistic giants like Jack Kerouac and Jackson Pollock, is now just a tourist trap. It’s as if the spirits of the past are screaming in agony, trapped in a building that has long lost its glory. Instead of celebrating the vibrant history of this iconic location, the current management has turned it into a grotesque caricature of its former self. The room rates are sky-high, yet the amenities are laughable! What’s the point of staying in a “haunted” hotel if the only thing haunting your experience is the smell of mildew in the air?

    And while we're on the subject, let’s talk about the disservice done to those who suffered and died within these walls. Their struggles and artistry are reduced to mere gimmicks for the thrill-seeking crowd. Ghost stories have overtaken the real stories of pain, creativity, and the human condition that once defined this place. It’s shameful! The Hotel Chelsea has been reduced to little more than an Instagram backdrop—a place where people can take selfies and pretend to feel the “haunting” presence of genius.

    Moreover, how can we overlook the issues of gentrification that plague neighborhoods like Chelsea today? While this hotel stands as a testament to a rich artistic history, it also represents the erasure of the very culture that birthed it. The art scene that once thrived here is suffocated by modern capitalism and rising rents. What used to be a sanctuary for creativity is now a playground for the privileged. The audacity!

    And let’s not forget the technical failures of the management to preserve the hotel’s history while modernizing it responsibly. Guests deserve better! If you’re going to claim a connection to legends, at least honor that legacy by providing a decent experience that aligns with the original spirit of the hotel. Instead, we get a place that pretends to be haunted while the real ghosts of artistic integrity and authenticity are pushed aside.

    In summary, the Hotel Chelsea deserves a reality check. Stop hiding behind the façade of “haunted history” and start taking responsibility for the decline of what was once an artistic refuge. Until then, I refuse to buy into the fairy tale that it’s anything more than a dilapidated hotel seeking to profit off the past.

    #HauntedHotelChelsea #ArtisticLegacy #Gentrification #CulturalDecay #PreserveHistory
    The so-called "Haunted Hotel Chelsea" is nothing but a glorified cliché wrapped in a tattered bow of artistic nostalgia! Why do we continue to romanticize a dilapidated establishment that has hosted a slew of tortured souls like Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix? It’s insulting to their legacies and utterly ridiculous to perpetuate this myth that the hotel is some kind of sacred ground. Are we really going to ignore the fact that this place is a crumbling relic, teetering on the brink of decay? Let's get real for a second. The Hotel Chelsea, once a haven for artistic giants like Jack Kerouac and Jackson Pollock, is now just a tourist trap. It’s as if the spirits of the past are screaming in agony, trapped in a building that has long lost its glory. Instead of celebrating the vibrant history of this iconic location, the current management has turned it into a grotesque caricature of its former self. The room rates are sky-high, yet the amenities are laughable! What’s the point of staying in a “haunted” hotel if the only thing haunting your experience is the smell of mildew in the air? And while we're on the subject, let’s talk about the disservice done to those who suffered and died within these walls. Their struggles and artistry are reduced to mere gimmicks for the thrill-seeking crowd. Ghost stories have overtaken the real stories of pain, creativity, and the human condition that once defined this place. It’s shameful! The Hotel Chelsea has been reduced to little more than an Instagram backdrop—a place where people can take selfies and pretend to feel the “haunting” presence of genius. Moreover, how can we overlook the issues of gentrification that plague neighborhoods like Chelsea today? While this hotel stands as a testament to a rich artistic history, it also represents the erasure of the very culture that birthed it. The art scene that once thrived here is suffocated by modern capitalism and rising rents. What used to be a sanctuary for creativity is now a playground for the privileged. The audacity! And let’s not forget the technical failures of the management to preserve the hotel’s history while modernizing it responsibly. Guests deserve better! If you’re going to claim a connection to legends, at least honor that legacy by providing a decent experience that aligns with the original spirit of the hotel. Instead, we get a place that pretends to be haunted while the real ghosts of artistic integrity and authenticity are pushed aside. In summary, the Hotel Chelsea deserves a reality check. Stop hiding behind the façade of “haunted history” and start taking responsibility for the decline of what was once an artistic refuge. Until then, I refuse to buy into the fairy tale that it’s anything more than a dilapidated hotel seeking to profit off the past. #HauntedHotelChelsea #ArtisticLegacy #Gentrification #CulturalDecay #PreserveHistory
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    The Haunted Hotel Chelsea
    What do Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Jack Kerouac and Jackson Pollock all have in common? No, it’s not the fact that all their first names begin with the letter “J.” It’s because they all were guests of the Hotel Chelsea.  Like the Big Apple where it
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  • What a convoluted mess this whole "An UnHappy Mother's Day Ghost" tale has become! Are we seriously entertaining the idea that a mother's spirit can reach out from the grave, not in love or protection, but in a terrifying and malevolent manner? This is absurd! Instead of celebrating the sanctity of motherhood, we’re diving headfirst into a bizarre horror story that does nothing but sensationalize the trauma of loss and death.

    This so-called "ghost mother" who allegedly tried to take her son with her, flinging him through the air like a ragdoll, is not a protective figure; she’s a nightmare! How can anyone think this is a beautiful depiction of maternal love? This is a clear demonstration of how far we’ve strayed from the essence of what mothers should represent. Instead of offering warm, nurturing memories, we’re conjuring up images of vengeful spirits and terrifying apparitions. It's disgraceful!

    Mary Heaster’s story of the Greenbrier Ghost is often used to illustrate the bond between a mother and child, but this new narrative twists that bond into something grotesque and frightening. We should be celebrating the love and protection that mothers can provide, not indulging in tales of ghostly figures with questionable intentions. This is a slap in the face to the memory of mothers everywhere who have fought to protect their children, living or dead!

    And let's discuss the sensationalism of presenting a mother's spirit as some sort of harbinger of doom rather than a guardian angel. Why do we glorify these twisted tales rather than focusing on the real, beautiful moments shared between mothers and their children? The media and storytellers should be ashamed of themselves for perpetuating such a damaging narrative. It’s as if we’re more interested in clicks and views than in the impact these stories have on our understanding of motherhood and loss.

    Honestly, what are we doing? This isn't just a ghost story; it’s a reflection of a society that’s lost its way. We should be raising awareness about the mental health struggles that arise from grief and loss, not glorifying the horror aspect of it. The idea of a "ghost mother" trying to drag her child into the afterlife is not only disturbing but also trivializes the real-life struggles families endure after losing a loved one.

    Let’s take a stand against these narratives that turn the memory of mothers into something grotesque and terrifying. It’s time we honor motherhood as the sacred bond it is, instead of dragging it into the morbid depths of ghost stories. Enough is enough!

    #GhostStories #Motherhood #MentalHealthAwareness #SocietyFails #ProtectOurMothers
    What a convoluted mess this whole "An UnHappy Mother's Day Ghost" tale has become! Are we seriously entertaining the idea that a mother's spirit can reach out from the grave, not in love or protection, but in a terrifying and malevolent manner? This is absurd! Instead of celebrating the sanctity of motherhood, we’re diving headfirst into a bizarre horror story that does nothing but sensationalize the trauma of loss and death. This so-called "ghost mother" who allegedly tried to take her son with her, flinging him through the air like a ragdoll, is not a protective figure; she’s a nightmare! How can anyone think this is a beautiful depiction of maternal love? This is a clear demonstration of how far we’ve strayed from the essence of what mothers should represent. Instead of offering warm, nurturing memories, we’re conjuring up images of vengeful spirits and terrifying apparitions. It's disgraceful! Mary Heaster’s story of the Greenbrier Ghost is often used to illustrate the bond between a mother and child, but this new narrative twists that bond into something grotesque and frightening. We should be celebrating the love and protection that mothers can provide, not indulging in tales of ghostly figures with questionable intentions. This is a slap in the face to the memory of mothers everywhere who have fought to protect their children, living or dead! And let's discuss the sensationalism of presenting a mother's spirit as some sort of harbinger of doom rather than a guardian angel. Why do we glorify these twisted tales rather than focusing on the real, beautiful moments shared between mothers and their children? The media and storytellers should be ashamed of themselves for perpetuating such a damaging narrative. It’s as if we’re more interested in clicks and views than in the impact these stories have on our understanding of motherhood and loss. Honestly, what are we doing? This isn't just a ghost story; it’s a reflection of a society that’s lost its way. We should be raising awareness about the mental health struggles that arise from grief and loss, not glorifying the horror aspect of it. The idea of a "ghost mother" trying to drag her child into the afterlife is not only disturbing but also trivializes the real-life struggles families endure after losing a loved one. Let’s take a stand against these narratives that turn the memory of mothers into something grotesque and terrifying. It’s time we honor motherhood as the sacred bond it is, instead of dragging it into the morbid depths of ghost stories. Enough is enough! #GhostStories #Motherhood #MentalHealthAwareness #SocietyFails #ProtectOurMothers
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    An UnHappy Mother's Day Ghost
    Happy Mother's Day from Theresa's Haunted History of the Tri-State! On a previous Mother's Day blog, I wrote about the strong bond between mother and child, and how that bond could not be broken, even in death. Usually, this bond is a beautiful and l
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  • What a complete disaster my recent visit to the Ancient Ram Inn turned out to be! I had high hopes that this supposedly haunted location would live up to its eerie reputation, especially when accompanied by a so-called "Paranormal Investigator," Susan Collins. But let me tell you, I was sorely disappointed.

    First off, let’s address the elephant in the room: the lack of professionalism. How can we expect to indulge in genuine paranormal investigation when the so-called experts are more interested in theatrics than actual evidence? Susan Collins, with all her claims of being knowledgeable in the field, seemed more like a tourist than an investigator. Her approach was shockingly amateurish, relying on cliché ghost-hunting tools that are more suited for a Halloween party than a serious investigation. I mean, come on! If you are going to investigate a place as notorious as the Ancient Ram Inn, at least bring some credible equipment and knowledge, rather than a cheap spirit box and a camera phone!

    And don't even get me started on the management of the Ancient Ram Inn itself. The owners clearly don’t care about the integrity of the place. Instead of promoting a genuine exploration of its haunted history, they seem to be cashing in on the hype, allowing anyone with a budget to wander around, pretending to be a ghost hunter. This commodification of something that could be rich in history and atmosphere is maddening! They should be curating experiences, not just raking in cash from gullible tourists looking for Instagram moments.

    The energy of the place felt completely off, and it wasn't just because of the alleged spirits. It was the overwhelming sense that this historic inn has been reduced to a mere cash cow. The Ancient Ram Inn has a storied past, yet the way it's marketed and mishandled today speaks volumes about our society's obsession with profit over preservation. The management's negligence is appalling, as they are missing the opportunity to share its genuine history with visitors. Instead, they’re just feeding into the sensationalist narrative that does a disservice to the legacy of this unique location.

    After all of this, I left the Ancient Ram Inn feeling angrier than ever. The charm of the place has been overrun by commercialism, and the true essence of paranormal investigation has been lost to gimmicks and superficiality. We deserve better than this! Our society should demand authenticity, especially in places that have experienced such rich histories. We should be standing up against this kind of exploitation and calling out those who prioritize profit over genuine experiences. The Ancient Ram Inn deserves better, and so do we as visitors.

    Let’s hope that the next time someone visits the Ancient Ram Inn, they do so with respect and dedication to uncovering its true story, rather than just exploiting it for quick thrills.

    #AncientRamInn #ParanormalInvestigation #HauntedHistory #GhostHunting #PreserveHistory
    What a complete disaster my recent visit to the Ancient Ram Inn turned out to be! I had high hopes that this supposedly haunted location would live up to its eerie reputation, especially when accompanied by a so-called "Paranormal Investigator," Susan Collins. But let me tell you, I was sorely disappointed. First off, let’s address the elephant in the room: the lack of professionalism. How can we expect to indulge in genuine paranormal investigation when the so-called experts are more interested in theatrics than actual evidence? Susan Collins, with all her claims of being knowledgeable in the field, seemed more like a tourist than an investigator. Her approach was shockingly amateurish, relying on cliché ghost-hunting tools that are more suited for a Halloween party than a serious investigation. I mean, come on! If you are going to investigate a place as notorious as the Ancient Ram Inn, at least bring some credible equipment and knowledge, rather than a cheap spirit box and a camera phone! And don't even get me started on the management of the Ancient Ram Inn itself. The owners clearly don’t care about the integrity of the place. Instead of promoting a genuine exploration of its haunted history, they seem to be cashing in on the hype, allowing anyone with a budget to wander around, pretending to be a ghost hunter. This commodification of something that could be rich in history and atmosphere is maddening! They should be curating experiences, not just raking in cash from gullible tourists looking for Instagram moments. The energy of the place felt completely off, and it wasn't just because of the alleged spirits. It was the overwhelming sense that this historic inn has been reduced to a mere cash cow. The Ancient Ram Inn has a storied past, yet the way it's marketed and mishandled today speaks volumes about our society's obsession with profit over preservation. The management's negligence is appalling, as they are missing the opportunity to share its genuine history with visitors. Instead, they’re just feeding into the sensationalist narrative that does a disservice to the legacy of this unique location. After all of this, I left the Ancient Ram Inn feeling angrier than ever. The charm of the place has been overrun by commercialism, and the true essence of paranormal investigation has been lost to gimmicks and superficiality. We deserve better than this! Our society should demand authenticity, especially in places that have experienced such rich histories. We should be standing up against this kind of exploitation and calling out those who prioritize profit over genuine experiences. The Ancient Ram Inn deserves better, and so do we as visitors. Let’s hope that the next time someone visits the Ancient Ram Inn, they do so with respect and dedication to uncovering its true story, rather than just exploiting it for quick thrills. #AncientRamInn #ParanormalInvestigation #HauntedHistory #GhostHunting #PreserveHistory
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    The Ancient Ram Inn Revisited
    Last week I had the opportunity to visit the Ancient Ram on a weeknight with the lovely Paranormal Investigator Susan Collins. Thanks to...
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  • What is happening in our society? The recent headlines about "Alien Spacecraft Zooming Past Colombian Models Aircraft" have become a ridiculous spectacle that exposes a severe disconnect from reality. Instead of addressing real issues that plague our communities—poverty, crime, and corruption—we’re busy sensationalizing some absurd UFO sighting that adds absolutely no value to our lives. It’s infuriating!

    Let’s break this down. We’re living in a time where critical problems require our urgent attention. The education system is crumbling, healthcare is inaccessible for many, and the economy is in shambles. Yet, here we are, captivated by the idea of extraterrestrial visitors skimming over toy planes in Colombia. The media and influencers are feeding this nonsense, and instead of using their platforms to promote meaningful discussions, they choose to hype up fabricated stories about alien spacecraft. This is not just irresponsible; it’s disgraceful!

    Why are we allowing ourselves to be distracted by this circus? “Alien Spacecraft Zooming Past Colombian Models Aircraft” is merely a symptom of a larger issue: our collective failure to engage with pressing social concerns. We are like moths to a flame, drawn in by the allure of the bizarre while ignoring the scorching heat of reality. It’s a tragedy that our curiosity is being manipulated by trivial content that does nothing to advance society or provoke thoughtful dialogue.

    Moreover, let's talk about the technology behind this. If these so-called "alien spacecraft" exist, then why is there no credible evidence? Why are we relying on shaky videos and dubious claims instead of scientific inquiry? The obsession with UFOs not only threatens to overshadow real technological advancements but also perpetuates ignorance. We should be demanding transparency and accountability from our institutions, not indulging in fairy tales about otherworldly visitors!

    This is a call to action: we need to wake up! Instead of clicking on sensational articles that promise the thrill of the unknown, let’s focus on what truly matters. Let’s advocate for change, hold leaders accountable, and engage in discussions that enrich our understanding of the world. The future of our society depends on our ability to prioritize and address the real issues at hand rather than getting lost in a sci-fi fantasy.

    In conclusion, enough is enough! It’s time to steer the conversation away from "Alien Spacecraft Zooming Past Colombian Models Aircraft" and instead delve into the complexities of our reality. We owe it to ourselves and future generations to be informed, engaged citizens who confront challenges head-on rather than running to the nearest tabloid headline. Let’s redirect our energy towards building a better society instead of getting caught up in the ludicrous and the sensational!

    #SocialIssues #Accountability #Technology #UFOs #SocietyMatters
    What is happening in our society? The recent headlines about "Alien Spacecraft Zooming Past Colombian Models Aircraft" have become a ridiculous spectacle that exposes a severe disconnect from reality. Instead of addressing real issues that plague our communities—poverty, crime, and corruption—we’re busy sensationalizing some absurd UFO sighting that adds absolutely no value to our lives. It’s infuriating! Let’s break this down. We’re living in a time where critical problems require our urgent attention. The education system is crumbling, healthcare is inaccessible for many, and the economy is in shambles. Yet, here we are, captivated by the idea of extraterrestrial visitors skimming over toy planes in Colombia. The media and influencers are feeding this nonsense, and instead of using their platforms to promote meaningful discussions, they choose to hype up fabricated stories about alien spacecraft. This is not just irresponsible; it’s disgraceful! Why are we allowing ourselves to be distracted by this circus? “Alien Spacecraft Zooming Past Colombian Models Aircraft” is merely a symptom of a larger issue: our collective failure to engage with pressing social concerns. We are like moths to a flame, drawn in by the allure of the bizarre while ignoring the scorching heat of reality. It’s a tragedy that our curiosity is being manipulated by trivial content that does nothing to advance society or provoke thoughtful dialogue. Moreover, let's talk about the technology behind this. If these so-called "alien spacecraft" exist, then why is there no credible evidence? Why are we relying on shaky videos and dubious claims instead of scientific inquiry? The obsession with UFOs not only threatens to overshadow real technological advancements but also perpetuates ignorance. We should be demanding transparency and accountability from our institutions, not indulging in fairy tales about otherworldly visitors! This is a call to action: we need to wake up! Instead of clicking on sensational articles that promise the thrill of the unknown, let’s focus on what truly matters. Let’s advocate for change, hold leaders accountable, and engage in discussions that enrich our understanding of the world. The future of our society depends on our ability to prioritize and address the real issues at hand rather than getting lost in a sci-fi fantasy. In conclusion, enough is enough! It’s time to steer the conversation away from "Alien Spacecraft Zooming Past Colombian Models Aircraft" and instead delve into the complexities of our reality. We owe it to ourselves and future generations to be informed, engaged citizens who confront challenges head-on rather than running to the nearest tabloid headline. Let’s redirect our energy towards building a better society instead of getting caught up in the ludicrous and the sensational! #SocialIssues #Accountability #Technology #UFOs #SocietyMatters
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    Alien Spacecraft Zooming Past Colombian Models Aircraft
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