I see that there are many who deny the technology of the Third Reich.
This video is a proof that there is a distance of hundreds of years between The Breakaway Germans and Powers That Be from a technological point of view.

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The Reichsdeutsche (Reich Germans) Part 5: German high technology
https://fliegende-wahrheit.com/2019/07/18/die-reichsdeutschen-teil-5-deutsche-hochtechnologie/

The Reichsdeutsche (Reich Germans) Part 20: War missions of the 3rd power in-Gulf-Iran-Iraq-Afghanistan-Chechnya-Falklands War
https://fliegende-wahrheit.com/2020/11/10/die-reichsdeutschen-teil-20-kriegseinsaetze-der-3-macht-im-golf-iran-irak-afghanistan-tschetschenien-falklandkrieg/

Waffen SS UFO flying over London. Such appearances are becoming more frequent and if we draw a parallel with the current crisis, as we deepen in this crisis the contact with The Breakaway Germans will be imminent.

An idea is like a virus
Resilient
Highly contagious

The smallest seed of an idea can grow
To define or destroy you



The smallest idea such as

“ your world is not real “

A simple little thought that changes everything

So certain of your world
Of what’s real
Do you think he is ?
Or do you think he is as lost as I was ?


#Inception

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