UFO Secret Report

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^^^^ My ratings aren’t based only on rapping skills. All of Q-Tip’s music with ATCQ puts him ahead of the rest. I mean you’ve got Posdnous rated the highest at 97, I could say the exact same thing to you. He’s definitely not as skilled as Percee P or Monch.

PackFM – 79
Papoose – 71
Paul Wall – 55
Pep Love (Hieroglyphics) – 83
Pepa (Salt N Pepa) – 65
Percee P – 88
Pete Rock – 67
Petey Pablo – 65
Pharoahe Monch (Organized Konfusion) – 88
Phesto (Souls of Mischief) – 70
Phife (ATCQ) – 78
Phonte (Little Brother) – 77
Pimp C (UGK) – 66
PMD (EPMD) – 70
Poison Pen (Stronghold) – 71
Posdnuos (De La Soul) – 87
Pras (Fugees) – 74
Priest (Antipop Consortium) – 79
Prince Po (Organized Konfusion) – 77
Prodigy (Mobb Deep) – 80
Project Pat – 69
Proof (D12) – 70
Punchline (eMC) – 72
Pusha T (Clipse) – 75
Q-Tip (ATCQ) – 91
Queen Latifah – 71

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As a U.S.greencard holder, you do not need a visa to travel to Mexico. You will get a tourist card on the plane or at the border. To see if you need a visa for other countries you may want to travel to ,you can use the website below. Just enter your nationality, enter that you are an alien resident of the U.S.A., enter your destination, then click or the information. It will tell you if you need a visa or not.

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It’s time to take off the gloves and take our country back

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The disclosure project is a large collection of people with the answers to your question its not a joke there very official the have tons of information also if your are very interested in aliens and UFOs and research them in depth you’ll find out that aliens and UFOs are very real and that our government deals with that subject alot

this is the link to there official site

http://www.disclosureproject.org/

this is the video of there press conference at the national press club in 2001
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vyVe-6YdUk

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They probably realized how pitiful and exasperating and hopekless we are, so they gave up in despair.

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Claim that the alien was part of a vast liberal conspiracy. They don’t even believe human scientists, why would they believe an alien?

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It’s first phase (bank and ditch) was built 5000 years ago. This was before the big stone structure,although new evidence points to a possibility that there were at least several stones around the chalk ring even then. The Heelstone was probably quite early.The bluestones arrived about 2600 BC and the sarsen structure began about 2500 BC,so over four thousand years ago.
The stones are actually larger than you thought–the small inner blue stones are about 4 tons, while the big ones are between 20 and 40 tons! There is no natural stone on Salisbury Plain, so all of them had to be brought from elsewhere–the little ones from Wales (over 100 miles away) and the huge ones from the Marlborough downs about 20 miles away. The small ones were floated there by sea and then river (the Avon is just over the hill, and there is actually a newly found monument there where the avenue to Stonehenge begins and where the bluestones may have been raised BEFORE they were taken to Stonehenge.) The sarsen were dragged, probably on sledges or on log rollers.
You do the people of Stonehenge (in all probability your direct ancestors if you had a great grandmother of British birth) a bit of an injustice. They were neolithic not neanderthals…they were just as intelligent as we are, they just had a lack of modern knowledge (just as we have lost the knowledge they had–how many of us can shoot bows and bring down prey, harvest our own food, make fire, make weapons from raw materials, flint knap, etc, as well as travel on foot for hundreds of miles with no maps, just using sun and stars?)
The lintels were inded the hardest part, especially as they are fitted on with mortise and tenon joints. These people worked in wood as well (their wooden structures of course have rotted) and it was from these buildings they took the idea of lintelled stones. They probably made stacked wooden platforms up the side of the sarsens to get the capstones in place.
Believe me, it was not made by aliens. That’s such a ‘cop out’ theory.
It’s purpose? There probably was more than one. It certainly marks the winter solstice and the summer solstice, and undoubtably has other alignments too. That shows some elements of marking time, although this would not be seen so much in a functional way (ie they could use sticks or timbers to get the same effect if they only wanted to know when to plough, and they had already been farming for centuries before Stonehenge was built) but in a religious way.It marked the times to perform the rites and ceremonies that would keep the seasons and life turning smoothly. It marked man’s early interest with the cosmos, and also his need to try and intervene with the ‘powers’ (nature) for his existance. And so gods were born.
You’ll also note that Stonehenge stands far from any settlement (nearest about 2 miles) in the centre of a ring of cremation pits and that the landscape is dotted with burial mounds. Death was also an important part of whatever took place at Stonehenge, and there is some suggestion the inner trilithons represent the early mouths of chambered tombs, where rites were performed.Some archaeologists have suggested that because stone is permanent it represents long-dead ancestors, and we know that the earliest builders of Stonehenge had an ancestral cult. You’ll note the earliest stones, the smaller Welsh bluestones, stand alone and do not appear to have any astronomical functions–their shapes are actually vaguely human-like and indeed this is what they may represent.

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