I'm here Confirming the existence of an Alien species referred to as "GRAYS".

Yes, Grays do exist. However, thanks to the overlords and their confusion-breeding, disinformation, our knowledge and understanding of this fellow alien species has been totally derailed.

Little humanoids with big heads and large, slanted monochrome eyes? Tooling around in the upper atmosphere in flying saucers with pretty lights on them? Uh, ... No.
Once again, reality is VERY far from what we've been lead to believe is the truth...

Grays do have a more common name. Most people call them elephants.
As some mild but nifty support, note our parallel hairy to hairless transformation and our Africa/Mid/Far East historical focus.
So, yeah. Elephants, like us, have off-world origins. There's a strong likelihood that elephants were mixed in with a similar, Earth-native species - our origins are likely along those lines as well.

Start counting with ZERO not One. 9 in "Number World" is actually 10 in "Physical World". THIS IS NNEEWW STUFF!!!

O.K. so this one is being discovered as I type.
We are told that Zero doesn't actually exist as a number, that it is really just a place holder.
I'm positing that that may be a fundamental error on our part. Possibly leading to untold limitations of understanding or domination by misunderstanding. I came up with this when looking at the written numbers them selves.
First, know that I argue that 5 is the real base of our reality as evidenced by the 5's all around us e.g. 5 fingers, 5 toes, 5 senses, 5 extremities, F I V E ! ! ! ! !
So, I was looking at the numbers we use...
1 2 3 4 5 - now look at the counterparts...
6 7 8 9 10 - a clear physical relationship in each pair other than 5/10 - till I started with Zero. Look:
0 1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 - Ta Da! They fit perfectly - but this uses Zero like a real number... hmmm... processing...

Lying by Omission - See Your World Clearly NOW

The United States inability to accept, cooperate with, and support the governments of
Iran & Venezuela, lead by Presidents Ahmadinejad & Chavez respectively
is clear evidence of the existence of
at least one, possibly two hidden truths:

1. U.S. foreign policy is driven by a hidden agenda. One which if even partially disclosed, the population would strongly object to and terminate.

2. The U.S. being controlled by an unknown entity which uses the apparent government to conceal it's existence and realize its goals.


FOR THOSE WHO ARE UNAWARE:

The events, on-goings, circumstances, and situations in
Iran and Venezuela,
disseminated by the United States media are
significantly distorted at best and often
completely fabricated by the U.S. government et al.


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Could we please get off Iran's dick?!?!?!

It tears at me to watch our endless abuse of Iran. Every time I read a news story concerning Iran, I finish feeling frustrated and powerless. It's as if America's headline stories are distributed each morning, at 5 a.m. EST, directly from the CIA's basement.

As I've pointed out in previous posts, the more you seek unedited, self-translated recordings of Iran President Ahmadinejad, the more you realize how blatantly he is misquoted, taken out of context, and manipulated into appearing as some evil tyrant. He's not.

The vast majority, if not all, of the dissent and accusations and violent uprising is being instigated by the CIA. Paying protesters - and lots of them - is not a foreign concept in the area of interventionist, US foreign policy. Inciting violence and riots with a few snipers is also a popular technique. Man, ...we can be pretty fucked up sometimes...

It all kind of reminds me of that picture of the big statue of Hussein in Iraq. By manipulating the image either by narrowing its breadth or by copying and pasting repeated portions of the crowd it appeared to be a city sized mob, toppling the massive statue of the dictator in fury and celebration. But there was another photographer there. He was on top of a building on the opposite side of the plaza. His photo showed the entire crowd, statue, and surrounding plaza. Strangely though, his photo showed a mostly empty plaza with a handful of maybe 50 people around the statue, struggling to knock it over. The two images carried very different impressions. Unfortunately, there is no "second photographer" in Iran.