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Are there Giants and Super-Soldiers in Deep Underground Military Bases?
We do know that US Government agencies such as DARPA are working on the creation of so-called super soldiers. Are giant soldiers part of the plan for super soldiers? Quite possibly. However, it is extremely difficult to prove the existence of giants today. But it would not surprise me if there are genetic breeding experiments taking place today, which have the goal of creating extra large human (or hybrid) soldiers to be utilized at some future time. To comment on how advanced these projects currently are, would simply be conjecture on my behalf.
However, with this in mind, I was recently sent a dream by Joanie Stahl, that she had in December 2018. Bear in mind that Joanie actually lives within a short distance of Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton in California. She informed me that she has never had a dream about giants before, and neither were they in her thoughts leading up to her dream. I felt that this dream warranted publishing, and Joanie agreed to allow us to publish it on the A Minute to Midnite website.
The Dream (written by Joanie Stahl)
Check it out I had a dream I want to share with you I had 12/6/2018 (Excerpt from article)
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Are there Giants and Super-Soldiers in Deep Underground Military Bases?A Minute to Midnite Administration
A Minute To Midnite Show HostSee? Trekkies are productive and valueable members of society. In general they are probably a less toxic community than other big fandoms (you know, like the church of Jesus Christ).
But in all honesty, it´s reminding me of something: it´s very concerning that our religious establishment seems to completley lack a frame of reference for the stranger things of life and therefore the supernatural reality around us so that they are incapable of imagening the possibility of certain happenings or processing information that is out of the ordinary, resulting in a blank stare and open refusal to listen to experiencers of said supernatural strangeness in their own congregations.
Say what you want but being well-versed in all things scifi & fantasy can improve ones ability to thoughtfully chew on really strange claims other people would just spit out. I say this even comes in handy when you read about the weird stuff that happened in the days of the patriarchs: burning bushes, talking donkeys, floating fingers writing on walls, staff turning into snakes… you do realize the canonical content of Scpripture sounds a bit out there, do you? Would our normalcy-biased elders have believed this back then? Or would they have not believed Moses either?
Steve Quayle was the one to sound the alarm about the return of giants and to break the news that we have a systematic effort to control a new breed of pet monsters as well as the activity of ultra black ops hunting down the things that go bump in the night. Knowing is half the battle but sadly the people of God he´s adressing simply do not want to know.
It´s noteworthy that when Steve is trying to share something, he´s feeling the necessity to liken it to things people are familiar with from popular fiction which in turn is itself often fictionalized reality the writers based on what they read or heard during their research whether they believed these things to be factual or not. So when Quayle presented the audience with the concept of a teleportation “jumproom” he said sth. like “You know it´s like in the series Stargate where you walk through the wormhole and come out in another place in the universe”, and I was like “Ah okay, gotcha”. And there is probably no other way to communicate this intel than by the means of popculture which is the mythology of our time. If you had inside-knowledge and would message me and tell me to look into show x episode y and think about the implications, I´d probably catch your drift.
Now people can throw their hands up and scream: How dare he call himself a Christian, consuming and refering to all this foolish nerd stuff! To which I would respond: I may not have a proper church vita but at least I understand the incoming storm on a fundamental level in stark contrast to the super-smart elders presiding over our religion. “But God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise” (1 Corinthians 1:27)
Best case scenario for a lot of experiencers in an average church is probably a paternalizing clap on the shoulder: “My dear, it may be a little spiritual sumthing sumthing but I have no idea what you just said so you should probably leave now and move on”; like: what happens in the spirit realm, stays in the spirit realm. Until it doesn´t.
Apparanetly there are incidents where a person is harassed by an entity in a dream and before the person is finally waking up, he or she had parried and/or somehow grabbed it, and upon awakening, finding himself or herself at home in bed, breathing a sigh of relief, but suddenly noticing some foreign hair in their hand. Now you tell me how this did happen when a dream is supposed to be all in your head? The one thing I know is that in the Nightmare on Elm Street movies, they dragged objects and ultimately Freddy Krueger from dreamside to our side. These kinds of deja-vus never fail to amaze me.
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