Conspiracy Theory Of Aliens

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When aliens invade, it's predicted in the apocalypse that men's hearts shall fail them for fear. Consequently, (Conspiracy theories) are designed to cover up what is coming in plain sight. Aliens and there spacecraft are already here on the planet and in our atmosphere, they live with us, we share the same planet earth with them, although they live in their spaceships they make up part of the spiritual realm, the invisible world around us.

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