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They are starting again 😢😢😢... please stop it! Mr President don't fight with Musk, you are very good at negotiating deals, sit in front of him and do it now. Get back to working together to Make America Great Again! 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸

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A video that explains the current geopolitical situation well. While solving one problem that seemed big another even bigger one appears 🤣

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A Skull That Defies History Carefully preserved at the Regional Museum of Ica, this extraordinary relic—discovered near the village of Chongos, close to Pisco—is one of the most fascinating and mysterious artifacts ever linked to the Paracas culture. But this isn’t just any ancient skull: it boasts a cranial capacity 25% larger than the human average, weighs over 60% more, features unusually large eye sockets, and a jaw that’s compact yet incredibly strong. A skeletal enigma that seems to speak for itself… or perhaps, from somewhere else. Archaeologists call it a “dodecacephalic skull,” but no technical term can quite contain the sense of awe it evokes. The common theory of intentional cranial deformation—a well-documented ritual practice among ancient civilizations—simply doesn’t fit. Head binding typically compresses the skull, not expands it. So… what is this being? Where did it come from? And above all, what is it trying to tell us? Ancient texts have long been dropping strange hints: Sumerian chronicles speak of the Anunnaki, superior beings with elongated skulls and distinctive traits; the Egyptians often depicted their royalty and deities with extended craniums, symbols of divine wisdom and power. In the New World, Mesoamerican legends describe revered ancestors and gods with elongated skulls, as if knowledge itself came—quite literally—from a different kind of head. Skeptics may say none of this proves anything. But to the explorer, it lights a fire. Because maybe this isn’t just a case of genetic variation or ritual deformation. Maybe we’re looking at physical traces of an ancient contact, a forgotten evolutionary branch, or—why not—a knowledge that once walked the Earth long before official history began to take notes. The Chongos skull remains there, in silence. But to those who know how to listen, it screams a message long forgotten by time. What do you think about this?

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