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When you create a sentient Artificial Intelligence that sees the only way of saving the planet as killing humanity, what do you do?

Robert Scott Lazar (born January 26, 1959) is an American businessman and conspiracy theorist who claims he was hired in the late 1980s to reverse-engineer extraterrestrial technology. This work supposedly occurred at a secret site called "S-4", a subsidiary installation allegedly located several kilometers south of the United States Air Force facility popularly known as Area 51. Lazar purports to have examined an alien craft and read US government briefing documents that described alien involvement in human affairs over the past 10,000 years. His claims brought additional public attention to Area 51 and fueled conspiracy theories surrounding its classified activities. His assertions have been analyzed and rejected by skeptics and some ufologists, although he retains a following of supporters.

There was an old man who wanted something terrifying...and it will scare me.

Some cases just like this shouldn't ever be covered...

90-Minute Special on Conspiracies and about them. Original content by and full credit to Spirit Science.

The deep web, invisible web, or hidden web are parts of the World Wide Web whose contents are not indexed by standard web search engine programs. This is in contrast to the "surface web", which is accessible to anyone using the Internet. Computer scientist Michael K. Bergman is credited with inventing the term in 2001 as a search indexing term.

I have a job fit for you... The belief in the existence of an afterlife, as well as manifestations of the spirits of the dead, is widespread, dating back to animism or ancestor worship in pre literate cultures. Certain religious practices funeral rites, exorcisms, and some practices of spiritualism and ritual magic are specifically designed to rest the spirits of the dead. Ghosts are generally described as solitary, human like essences, though stories of ghostly armies and the ghosts of animals other than humans have also been recounted. They are believed to haunt particular locations, objects, or people they were associated with in life...

Real Stories of the Paranormal, Crime, Conspiracy, Legends, Unsolved, Unexplained, Mysterious, Strange, and creepy.

The association of the devil with music has been long established but never more so than with the advent of Rock & Roll also known as “The Devil’s Music”. Of all of the groups who presented themselves as having mythic or occult connections, none compare with the notoriety of Led Zeppelin. Each member of Led Zeppelin was represented on the sleeve by a sigil, a rune-like symbol, a clear reflection of Page’s occult interests, and also of Robert Plant, even if the latter’s were less obsessive: the singer’s fondness for the Viking oracle method of runes had been solidified on the group’s trip to Iceland. These were not archetypal symbols. But devised by each individual in the band. Both John Paul Jones and John Bonham took their sigils from Rudoph Koch’s The Book of Signs. Jones’s image was appropriately of an individual who possessed both confidence and competence. Bonham’s three interlocking rings represented the man, woman and child – of his marriage, presumably; twisted upside down, much to the delight of the rest of the band, Bonham’s image became the logo of Ballantine beer, his Midlands local brew. Robert Plant devised his own symbolic image, a feather within a circle, an icon that spoke very much of Native Americans but which the singer claimed was sourced from the ancient Mu civilization. But what of Jimmy Page’s rune? The sigil that became known as Zoso, by which Led Zeppelin IV was sometimes termed before Jimmy himself adopted it as a kind of sobriquet? (He even named his own photographic autobiography, published much later, Zoso.) As might be expected from the ever precise and measured Jimmy Page, the origins of Zoso were considerably more arcane. The occult elements of the sleeve were only followed through on the central gatefold image. A painting that was a re-working of the Hermit, the ninth card of the major arcana in the Rider Waite tarot pack, which represents Prudence. The staff the Hermit bears is a symbol of his authority. In its archetypal sense the Hermit, a reclusive, solitary figure, shines the light of a lamp on matters, and desires to give solitary time for thought to himself, whilst simultaneously not permitting others to stand in his way.

The word appears in many Native American languages, and has many alternative translations. The source of the English word is the Ojibwe word wiindigoo. In the Cree language it is wīhtikow, also transliterated wetiko. Other transliterations include Wiindigoo, Weendigo, Windego, Wiindgoo, Windgo, Windago, Windiga, Wendego, Windagoo, Widjigo, Wiijigoo, Wijigo, Weejigo, Wìdjigò, Wintigo, Wentigo, Wehndigo, Wentiko, Windgoe, Wītikō, and Wintsigo. A plural form windigoag is also spelled windegoag, wiindigooag, or windikouk. The Proto-Algonquian term has been reconstructed as *wi·nteko·wa, which may have meant "owl".

The Milgram experiment was a study on obedience to authority figures conducted by Psychologist Stanley Milgram in 1963. They measured the willingness of study participants to administer an electric shock on another person. The Fascinating Horror of the study, has gone down in history as a horrific experience for the participants, leading to controversy.

The hotel has a dark secret and history, please do not go...

Please find time to listen to this confession of John Todd. We decide to share his confessions because they contain so many information that expose the New World Order, Witchcraft, Illuminati, etc.

I think there's something in here with me...

The Black Knight satellite. Is this satellite nothing more than a Russian attempt at signal jamming or spying? Or is there something more sinister behind it? (Black Knight Satellite Conspiracy) ** A man starts to fall asleep at the wheel – but gets a supernatural shakeup from an unusual police squad car. (Guardian Angel Speed Trap) ** In a quiet Virginia cemetery is a peculiar tomb that has mystified visitors for nearly two hundred years. Nobody seems to know who is buried there. (The Grave of the Female Stranger) ** The next time that you hear a conspiracy theory, take the time to investigate before you decide that it’s too impossible to be true. (Conspiracy Theories That Turned Out To Be True) ** A man is knocked unconscious and while being so, he lives an entirely different life. (A Parallel Life) ** “I do not suppose that any man and wife lived more happily and wished each other better than we.” Strange last words from a man who murdered his wife due to a love triangle. (Neal Devaney) ** Did a strange race of albino, sun-fearing people used to roam the Appalachian Mountains? (Moon Eyed People) ** She can kill a man just by sucking all the blood from his body out through his nose. She can slip out of her skin at night to terrorize the countryside. Those who believe in hoodoo call her the Boo Hag. (The Boo Hag) ** A rash of attacks took place in India’s New Delhi back in 2001 – and the attacker was described as having monkey-like qualities. Who or what was the Monkey Man of New Delhi? (Monkey Man of New Delhi) ** Bizarre secrets are said to hide somewhere in the bottomless depths of Mel’s Hole. The hole definitely exists… but it appears that Mel himself may never have been real. (Mel’s Hole) ** The old hag, the succubus, whatever you call it – it’s a paranormal nighttime encounter with erotic overtones.

SHADOW PEOPLE … After experiencing strange activity in her apartment, a young woman is desperate to find a way to evict her new roommates.

Are These Videos Not Some Of The Best Evidence Captured Of The Paranormal? CREDITS & LEGAL DISCLAIMERS: The Paranormal Experience does not claim ownership of all the visual extracts featured in this video.

''Between that and the Australian and Brazilian wildfires, and panic over an unrelated pandemic, food production and transportation had slowed to dangerous levels...'

This video demonstrates how powerful the Quran really is - "al kareem" [in fairness all holy scriptures]. It clearly shows the patient losing his temper and showing a high level of anger. In fact, it's the type of sihr [certain type of jinn / evil spirit] he has by using a jinn on his head to mess up his life, the man still having Ruqya [exorcism] treatment.

Outer space is the final frontier, and who knows what wonders are still out left undiscovered... Mars being our neighboring planet makes sense there was maybe something there before.

I never believed in Skin walkers, until the day we found one. Too bad he didn't know how dangerous it was.

In the Navajo language, yee naaldlooshii translates to "by means of it, it goes on all fours". While perhaps the most common variety seen in horror fiction by non-Navajo people, the yee naaldlooshii is one of several varieties of skin-walkers in Navajo culture; specifically, they are a type of 'ánti'įhnii. Navajo witches, including skin-walkers, represent the antithesis of Navajo cultural values. While community healers and cultural workers are known as medicine men and women, or by other positive terms in the community's Indigenous language, witches are seen as evil, performing harmful ceremonies and manipulative magic in a perversion of the good works medicine people traditionally perform. In order to practice their good works, traditional healers may learn about both good and evil magic, in order to protect against evil. But people who choose to become witches are seen as corrupt. The legend of the skin-walkers is not well understood outside of Navajo culture, both due to reluctance to discuss the subject with outsiders, as well as what Cherokee Nation academic Adrienne Keene says is a lack of the necessary cultural context the stories are embedded within. Traditional Navajo people are reluctant to reveal skin-walker lore to non-Navajos, or to discuss it at all among those they do not trust. Keene, founder of the website Native Appropriations, has written in response to non-Navajos incorporating the legends into their writing (and specifically the impact when J. K. Rowling did so) that when this is done, "We as Native people are now opened up to a barrage of questions about these beliefs and traditions...but these are not things that need or should be discussed by outsiders. At all. I'm sorry if that seems 'unfair', but that's how our cultures survive."

The following is a transcript of the contents off a spiral-bound notebook in the custody of law enforcement in connection with a pending investigation.

| Creepypasta | Horror Story This is why you should never play with a Ouija Board...

Who knows what wonders are still left of our ancient past. Makes one wonder if it's forbidden and kept secret.