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Ancient Secrets of Science and History By Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  Hello ladies and gentlemen, my name is Brett Keene and you are
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  ability to plug it right in and do that or listen to it directly
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  off your phone. Today we're going to talk about
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  the many, many lies that we've been told by historians as well
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  as a scientist. It has been said that those who
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  win the wars are usually the ones who get the right history,
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  and they get to tell you what their version of the truth is or
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  their perception. And in doing so, they can easily
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  make the people out that they wiped out as the enemy and
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  people who are bad. We've seen it happen with the
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  Nazis. We've seen it done with the
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  Indians. We've seen it done with many,
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  many different tribes and groups out there.
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  Alls we have to do is claim that a group is dangerous or causing
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  some kind of problems. Put up some images or play some
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  stuff on the media and say look at all this bad stuff that's
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  going on. And then next thing you know,
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  the country supports or endorses the idea of bombing a place or
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  destroying something and so on. And it's been like that for many
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  years. We have been lied to whenever we
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  go to school or we go to get what they call an education,
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  which in a lot of ways I would call it programming.
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  Believe it or not, they found out.
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  And this has actually been talked about a few times
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  throughout the years, but the information mysteriously came up
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  missing or disappeared was that they had a map of the entire
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  world for over 5000 years. That means that they've had this
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  information even during the time of Jesus Christ.
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  We've got all these Christians running around on YouTube
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  claiming that the earth is only 10,000 years old.
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  And we've got some people who are claiming that the Earth is
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  billions of years old. A lot of people claim that back
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  then people were so unsophisticated and so
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  uneducated that they didn't even know that there was another side
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  of the world, that they believe that the world was flat.
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  You know what's that's something that's always kind of shocked me
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  whenever I was going to school and they told me that
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  Christopher Columbus was the first guy to actually discover
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  America. I'm thinking to myself, what do
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  you mean he's the first one to discover America?
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  Didn't say that whenever him and his people got out their boat,
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  they were greeted by Indians. I mean, that pretty much right
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  there would logically tell you there was somebody already there
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  before Christopher Columbus even got there.
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  And according to what I was taught, Christopher Columbus
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  didn't even know what fucking direction he was going and he
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  didn't even know where he was going.
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  And he just happened to, you know, slam into the landmass and
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  then voila, he meets the Indians.
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  And then we get that whole fucking Thanksgiving and
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  holidays and and so on. But nobody ever really changed
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  that around. We know that we have a history
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  of Cowboys and Indians where America at some point in time,
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  while you know, people were putting it all together and
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  trying to get this country going.
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  We we know that there was attacks and invasions done on
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  Indians, entire tribes wiped out men, women and children.
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  There's even a song by Iron Maiden called Run for the Hills
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  where it actually talks about this and in a way where it can
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  be sung to you. It's one of the most hardest ass
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  tracks that you'll ever listen to.
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  So the question you have to ask yourself is if you look at this,
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  you're going to notice. It's one thing for a person
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  who's good at math to go walking around for many, many years
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  trying to put together or design a map.
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  But what's even more interesting is when you look at the map, it
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  doesn't just show you the land masses.
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  It doesn't just show you America and all the little pieces of
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  land that are sticking out around our country as well as
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  the other countries. But it also shows you a good
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  idea in the same way you would look at a modern day map.
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  When you look at that map, you can see the masses of water and
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  the directions. If you take a close up look of
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  the map, you can see that the person somehow knew the currents
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  and which the water direction goes in the ocean or around the
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  areas and all that. Now you have to ask yourself how
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  does a few people or a group of people know this shit?
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  How the fuck do they know that this piece of a country is
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  actually right there designated there?
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  Think about that. How hard that would be.
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  You have to understand, when America was new, where the
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  country was filled to the brim with fucking planes and trees
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  and all this shit, how would you go about actually creating a map
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  like this? There's some people who are
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  gifted who have this weird way to do things, but nobody that I
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  can think of knows how to be able to tell you how the water
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  of the ocean actually went around there, and somehow the
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  rivers and the creeks and the streams and all that were also
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  documented. The only way, some way, the only
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  way something like this can be explained is that somebody had a
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  overhead ability to be able to get a bird's eye view of the
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  perspective of the map. Look at that.
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  How the hell would somebody know?
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  One of the reasons why we know that our land masses are like
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  this because we have the ability to fly overhead now and we also
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  have the ability to actually go outside the atmosphere of the
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  earth. So I'm curious, it was the
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  Egyptians who actually, this is the oldest documented
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  information is from Egypt. Egypt knew all about this, yet I
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  remember skeptics saying a while back, why would God flood the
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  entire world for if people were only living in Egypt and around
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  the surrounding areas? It seems like a waste of water,
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  a waste of time to flood the entire world.
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  Has it ever crossed many of you people's mind that there were
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  people elsewhere? That there were human beings
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  already living in America? That there were already
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  creatures. According to science, the
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  dinosaurs existed for a long long period of time before
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  supposedly man evolved into some kind of humanoid type of
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  creature. So this could very well mean
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  that obviously there would have been animals and creatures
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  there. Now the question you have to ask
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  yourself is how the fuck did they get over there?
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  There are some skeptics out there who claim that monkeys
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  have the ability to fucking surf on weeds hundreds of thousands
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  of miles across the ocean and its currents and waves and
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  storms to be able to get there. Some people believe that there
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  used to be a Bering Strait. Some people believe in this.
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  I forget what the word is. Where all the continents were
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  somehow connected to each other. So that would explain it, right?
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  The creatures would just simply be on one side of the shed, all
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  the other creatures. And then the IT would end up
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  splitting and they would just happen to have some creatures
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  that are stuck on some and stuck on the other.
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  It's one of the reasons why a lot of scientists and historians
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  are arguing today because there's a lot of fucking things
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  that have went on with our world that is absolutely mysterious.
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  I wonder, I wonder though, how they managed to get the map like
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  that because that looks like a, that looks like a really, really
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  modern day map right there when you look at it.
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  And I'll provide you guys a link to a video where you can
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  actually see more close-ups of it.
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  That's a 5000 year old map found in Egypt and I believe in one of
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  their caves or pyramids that they did this.
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  So that pretty much blows shit out of the water that
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  Christopher Columbus definitely wasn't the 1st and I don't know
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  why anybody actually believed he would have been the first anyway
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  or why that was taught in school since the Indians were already
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  here. Unless they didn't consider the
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  Indians humans and only the the white people.
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  I don't know. I don't know how to make it make
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  sense. That's something I've been
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  looking into a lot lately. You know, whenever I was a kid,
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  and I've said this countless times and video when I was a
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  child, I was taught that the Earth went through an extinction
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  process where everything on the earth, plants, animals,
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  creatures, all of it died. And then even after that, there
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  was supposedly an Ice Age where our world was covered and it was
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  so fucking cold that nothing could survive.
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  But somehow after an alleged meteorite, after alleged floods,
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  after alleged destruction and shit like that, somehow we
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  managed to. You remember the cliche remark
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  that a lot of non believers used to laugh about?
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  They used to say, well, you know, Genesis says that only
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  Adam and Eve and the animals. Where were the dinosaurs on
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  this? Well, that's an interesting
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  question. How do we know that during
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  Genesis that wasn't the case? How do we know that humanity
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  isn't much older than what the historians are telling us?
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  I mean, look at that. That's 5000 years ago and we're
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  already got a constructed map of the entire world.
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  How do we know that there isn't? Our foundations and structures
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  that have been all over the world, but mankind has invaded
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  and destroyed it, are buried things.
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  We found that out in South America with the Aztecs.
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  They buried a lot of temples and then buried and then constructed
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  bullshit right over it. So as far as the dinosaurs, I
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  was told when I was a child that they were extinct, that they
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  were wiped out. Nowadays we're actually being
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  told that we fucking evolved from dinosaurs, that we were
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  once fish, and then we came up on land and we were reptilian.
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  And at some point in time, through our evolutionary
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  process, we gradually grew hair and we became the fucking
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  squirrel, Beaver, mutton heads that were climbing trees and
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  would eventually become upright standing creatures.
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  So yeah, the story just, it's twisted, it's crazy.
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  It's full of full of secrets, full of really fascinating
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  stuff. So what do you all think?
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  gentlemen. And the links are in the
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