The Munsee nation lived along the lower river Mahicannitick, which today is called the Hudson. This was the tribe that sold Manhattan to Dutchman Peter Minuit for $24. They were a peaceful, trusting tribe, cousins of the Lenni-Lanape who dwelled along the Delaware River. The Munsee set their wigwams on the Mahicannitick’s eastern shores. The breath-taking…
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It all begins with an hypothesis. What’s your gut instinct about whether or not there’s life on another planet. Yes or No? I say “Yes.” So, if I hypothesize Yes, then I become that much more aware of clues that confirm my hypothesis. If another hypothesizes “No,” they’ll be less open minded about the dots…
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Area 51 is real. A Top Secret Air Force base in the middle of the Nevada desert, 83 miles north-northwest of Las Vegas. Originally, it was named Homey Airport. But during the Vietnam War, the CIA referred to it as “Area 51” and it’s been called that ever since. Additionally, it has a few nicknames:…
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620 BC – 564 BC Aesop was a Greek philosopher who shared his valuable, timeless wisdom through clever fables in which he created vivid and memorable anecdotes to drive home the point he was trying to make. Aesop’s Fables are proven to be true facts and have remained true for over 2,500 years.
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One way for secret society members to communicate in public without anyone overhearing is to use hand signals and symbols. Using Nautical Flags that already have global universal meaning that the vast majority in public who see the flag know nothing about; use these stickers on notebooks or inside locker doors Hanging any kind of…
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