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The Earth has an incredible diversity of mineral resources. We know the Anunnaki mined gold here because of the habitable atmosphere, and relatively easy access to large quantities which is likely rare throughout the galaxy. If so, why indeed did Earth possess so much mineral gold? As well other valuable mineral resources?
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How complete is our periodic table? How much bigger percentage-wise is the Extraterrestrial Alliance periodic table?
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Many suffering the side effects of chemotherapy have reported substantial relief (especially from nausea) after smoking or consuming cannabis. What is actually happening in these cases, and is this a helpful use of cannabis?
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Are cannabis and hemp divine creations native to Earth, or are they alien imports?
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Was Tiamat destroyed by the current extraterrestrial interlopers, and if so, for what reason?
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Hydrocarbons are one of the most plentiful compounds in the universe – ask any astrophysicist. Entire nebulae are giant repositories of hydrocarbons. Are they “fossil fuels” too?
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Is the term “fossil fuel” a form of propaganda introduced to obscure just how plentiful crude oil actually is?
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Some have speculated that the entire mantle of the Earth is literally SOAKED with crude oil, hence, why some think crude oil is literally the “lifeblood” of Gaia, and that there is more crude oil in the mantle than there is water in the oceans. Is this true?
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