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>>17344191
Topkek, conspiratards will grasp at any and all straws.

As someone who's worked at a national park. I can tell you that it's most likely incompetence.

>>17343951
this "event" never happened. it's a mistake that morphed into a myth and saps like stanton friedman devoted their entire lives to chasing fake documents and shadows. don't make the same mistake.

The only way to know is by getting ahold of this book.

>The Presidents of the United States have passed down a book from Washington to Obama, in which some or all have added facts and histories earth-shattering in scope and implications, and that this book’s location is only known to the President, and the National Librarian of Congress. Thus, if the President is assassinated, the Librarian informs the next President of the book. After each President leaves office, the location is changed.

>This book is rumored to contain the truth about the alien landings at Roswell, NM and Rendlesham Air Base, UK, and many other UFO events; the truth about the JFK and RFK assassinations; the location of the Holy Grail (tying in with the Fort Knox conspiracy theory); the fates of various high-ranking Nazis following WWII (and the facts concerning the U. S. government’s assistance of them); even the identity of the Antichrist. Assuming there is a book, and assuming it identifies the Antichrist, we are led to wonder if he and the President are on the same side, are one and the same, or whether the President fears for Earth’s immediate future. Even more insidious, in terms of realism, is the claim that the book told of the attacks of September 11, 2001 before they took place, and also tells of the imminent coup d’etat of Russia, followed by a Russo-North Korean invasion of South Korea, initiating WWIII.

>>17343982
that's putting faith into a different person every 4-8 years for 200 years senpai.

see: >>17319179

>>17324072
That seems dead. Like no one work on it anymore

>>17324086

So you're not actually a person looking for a challenge, you want something that's already solved to read at your leisure?

>>17323962
Cursing someone comes at a great cost. Be prepared to receive far more back than you dish out.

If you want some nasty shit, start researching and beginning practice with voodoo. Be wary that you may go insane or suffer psychosomatic suicide if you get too deep. From what I've seen, it works, but you're playing with dark shit. I'd advise getting a teacher who is gifted in these arts.

Never do a deal with someone that's proficient with the art of voodoo.

>>17323962
>How do I curse someone?
You don't. Its not worth it.
> Are curses a real thing?
yes.

>>17324004
>>17323991
What types of curses there are?

How much of my personal hatred plays a role in cursing someone ?

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>>17323768
There are a few, but they are mostly grain related.

You're not really interested in pyramids, admit it, you just wanted to post that pic you found on reddit, right?

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>>17323768
Go jump in and find out.

Farewell, Captain Mitchell, most paranormal of astronauts. The world is poorer for your absence.

>>17324880
Yeah too bad he had to try and pimp out the last remnants of his dignity to people like Art Bell and RCH to try and stop his house being sold from under him

The guy had such a shitty pension from NASA that he was broke in retirement. He was even selling off bits and pieces that he had kept from the flights as mementos.

The stuff he said interested me, but I cant help wonder if his sudden loss of reticence was motivated by him being broke. Previously he wouldn't talk about any of that stuff.

I know he was legit interested in some paranormal stuff. He was a member of that institute I can't remember the name of, so I'm not calling that into question. Just some of the stuff he said directly about aliens, what the agency knew about them etc. Made me wonder if he was selling something.

>>17323520
Why don't you knock on the door and find out?

What could it hurt?

It's kind of a cult, but a good one.

It's Masonry

last shift. the icon picture makes it look hoakey as fuck but its good some well done scenes in it

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>>17343530
>You've been spooked have gifs m8

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Have other stuf also..

Would be a classic if the poem at the end didn't ruin it. Something about everything else in the video is fucking terrifying.

It's kind of like when you have a creepy image with an unknown sauce and then someone makes a shitty creepypasta about it.

i just wanna hatchet your children's fucking nuts off, make a little movie about then kill your family is all

thread/17317621

y you close my thread?

>>17324222
But then what direction would the video have gone, if there was no definite reason for this to happen?

Vaginal magick?
Nope, vaginas are cool and all but don't you fucking try that "baking with menstruation blood" shit.

>>17323320
vagical

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>>17323304
What did you do to her when you found her?

>>17323246
Philosophy belongs on >>>/his/

>>17323248
Oh,I am sorry anon.

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>>17323246
"Eternity" God is eternal, she is not bound by time.
"Eternal life" "Eternal torment"
What does this eternal mean? if spirit is not bound by time there is no such thing as "no ending" because spirit dont realise that it was "long" or "short"
There is no such thing as "past" or "future"
You cant measure eternity

Mysterious Universe and Stuff They Don't Want You to Know are good. Those Conspiracy Guys is ok. I used to really like Night People on WFMU, but shit went south pretty quick after being moved to a primetime hour long slot, but I still like to listen. This is it paranormal wise for me, never been much into the story podcasts but knifepoint horror is excellent if that's your thing.

Welcome to NightVale

>>17323232
Limetown

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>>17323150
Fucking occult hipster, too cool to use black

Pretty sure that is link in your post OP, found him for you.

>>17323150
Haven't heard an awful lot about it to be frank. However given that nazi philosophy was basically a mish-mash of all kinds of mythologies, myths, and pure fabrications (as a result of Himmlers demand for immediate results.) I'm having a very hard time believing there's anything to it. That being said I won't say that it's total BS but it's one of those cases where I believe that "extraordinary evidence" are needed.

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>>17323149
Let's get a serial killer thread going. I'm currently reading The Jeffrey Dahmer Story by Don Davis. It's pretty good but not the best Jeffrey Dahmer book I've read.

>>17323732

Since you've read so much about Dahmer perhaps you can tell /x/ what is paranormal about him.

>>17323742
His sexuality.