The GLASS Project

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We the people live in an unnoticed darkness of our own creation.
And in this darkness we are blind; blind to a self-fulfilling government with an alternative agenda. A government built on highly classified lies, and who believe in only one policy and one policy alone…”deny everything.” This systematic syndicate that we all have so casually come to trust has not only closed our eyes, but silenced our voices, as well as deafened our ears to the sound of extreme possibilities. They continue to limit our knowledge and deny truths that are evidently our inalienable right to know. It for this reason The GLASS Project exists.
Our vision and comprehensive goal as an organization, is to reveal our government’s most controversial secrets and unearth

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