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The carpenter ants are an aggressive ant species, like fire ants, and seem likely candidates for being extraterrestrial in origin, brought here to cause trouble. But there are so many other, seemingly harmless ant species. Are all of the ant species extraterrestrial, or are some native to the Earth?
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Are termites a native Earth species or an extraterrestrial transplant brought here to cause trouble?
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Are deliberate attempts being made to eliminate multiple pollinator species among the birds, bees, butterflies, moths, wasps, beetles, and bats?
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A client writes that she has black helicopters that circle her condo for 10 minutes at a time and often follow her, as well as black cars. Is this something sinister and, if so, why is this happening?
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A client recounts that she saw an electronic fly on the wall when she went out to a restaurant and that it was truly a machine, not a real fly. Was that an accurate assessment and what are the implications?
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A client recounts seeing a strange animal that looked like an overly large squirrel outside her home, but it did not move like a squirrel and its head acted like a human head in its movements, possessing very large eyes on the front of the head and not the sides, as is true for squirrels. What did she see?
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A client describes finding strange indentations in the floor in front of her computer and next to her bed consisting of four marks spaced equidistant from one another. What caused these?
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Was the giant Wallace’s bee that has a 3″ wingspan, giant mandibles, and is entirely black, an extraterrestrial species introduced at some point to cause harm to our biosphere?
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Was the recent discovery of a lone female Wallace’s bee in Indonesia after the 38-year period of no sightings, the tail end of a divine intervention to reduce their numbers?
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Are there plant species, in particular the weeds and those more aggressive and undesirable like kudzu, which are extraterrestrial?
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Have microorganisms manipulated by human scientists working for the military, contaminated the planet and contributed to human suffering?
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Can microorganisms arrive “naturally” or accidentally from space? Can they survive in the hostile atmosphere of deep space? Can they ride in on meteorites or even space dust? How long can pathogens survive in a dormant state?
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Are stories of flying saucers appearing just before outbreaks of deadly plague in the middle ages really true, and were these outbreaks caused deliberately by the aliens involved?
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You have told us that the Anunnaki are no longer receiving help from the divine realm other than basic life support, and risk being cut off entirely, like the spirit meddlers. Is this true also of the Reptilians and the Arcturians, or are the latter extraterrestrial species not as far gone as the Anunnaki in their degradation?
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Has the relentless ability of microbial pathogens to develop increased resistances to antibiotics, been further augmented by the Extraterrestrial Alliance producing super-pathogens that are now unstoppable with current treatments?
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