41. Tina Peters' Election Crime, Ancient Canoe, Uri Geller Finding Arc of the Covenant

41. Tina Peters' Election Crime, Ancient Canoe, Uri Geller Finding Arc of the Covenant

Author: The Skepsis Telegraph February 14, 2022 Duration: 1:29:34
  Tina Peters' and the My Pillow Guy, Mike Lindell, get researched by your's truly here at The Illuminati Telegraph where we look into what we don't know about what we do know. And what we do know is Tina Peters is a crazy bitch and Mike Lindell is a whacky fucking cock sucker!    What we don't know is what happened when Tina Peters turned off security cameras monitoring the voting systems at the time of the system receiving an update. Strange things happened and the propaganda ensues.    We also talk about a 1,200 year old dug out canoe that was found in Lake Mendota in Wisconsin. It was found in the same county as the famous "Making a Murderer" case on Netflix. This canoe was made by the Ho-Chunk native Americans and is dang near perfectly preserved.    Lastly, we discuss in brief some CIA programs that studied psychic abilities and remote viewing. I was surprised to find that these secret programs are not so secret anymore, even having a relatively transparent page on the CIA's website discussing it!    Please join us in this researched discussion regarding all things current conspiracies, whether archeology or politics. We're here for it and you should be too! Our Bands: Death of Skepsis   Golgothan (Spotify)  Golgothan (BandCamp)  Golgothan Lacerated Enemy Records Merch Store Alfred and the Teddinators  CoolDill  Metamorphicon  Dillon Crozier 

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