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Andrei Martyanov & Lt Col Daniel Davis | Iran and Israel: It's Going To Be: BOMBS NOT TALKS | June 16, 2025
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Carl Crusher | Thunder Strike Ranch | Path of the Skinwalker | Episode 4 | June 15, 2025
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Thunder Strike Ranch is a secluded 100-acre + property nestled in the high desert mountains of Utah’s Uinta Basin. Sitting directly between two of the most mysterious properties in the world Blind Frog Ranch to the north (as seen on Discovery Channel) and Skinwalker Ranch to the south (as seen on History Channel)—Thunder Strike Ranch lies directly in the path of the Skinwalker.
This land is steeped in ancient history. Indigenous Native American tribes once inhabited this area for thousands of years. But the peace of the land was shattered by the arrival of Spanish Conquistadors, who clashed violently with the native people—enslaving them and forcing them to dig gold and silver mines deep into the surrounding hillsides. Many of those ancient tunnels remain lost and unexplored until NOW.
Thunder Strike Ranch is known as a UFO and paranormal hotspot, with high strangeness reported across the property and sightings of ghosts that wander the land. Since the 1980s, this region has quietly drawn the attention of government researchers due to its proximity to electromagnetic anomalies, cattle mutilations, and unexplainable aerial phenomena that appear along a direct north-south corridor between Blind Frog Ranch and Skinwalker Ranch.
Description:
Thunder Strike Ranch is a secluded 100-acre + property nestled in the high desert mountains of Utah’s Uinta Basin. Sitting directly between two of the most mysterious properties in the world Blind Frog Ranch to the north (as seen on Discovery Channel) and Skinwalker Ranch to the south (as seen on History Channel)—Thunder Strike Ranch lies directly in the path of the Skinwalker.
This land is steeped in ancient history. Indigenous Native American tribes once inhabited this area for thousands of years. But the peace of the land was shattered by the arrival of Spanish Conquistadors, who clashed violently with the native people—enslaving them and forcing them to dig gold and silver mines deep into the surrounding hillsides. Many of those ancient tunnels remain lost and unexplored until NOW.
Thunder Strike Ranch is known as a UFO and paranormal hotspot, with high strangeness reported across the property and sightings of ghosts that wander the land. Since the 1980s, this region has quietly drawn the attention of government researchers due to its proximity to electromagnetic anomalies, cattle mutilations, and unexplainable aerial phenomena that appear along a direct north-south corridor between Blind Frog Ranch and Skinwalker Ranch.
Paul Stonehill | Intruiging Archeological Finds in Southeastern Europe | June 15, 2025
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In Plovdiv, Bulgaria, archaeologists uncovered a marble statue head of the Greek goddess Tyche, patroness of good fortune, at the Episcopal Basilica. Dating between the late 1st and mid-3rd century CE, it likely belonged to a 2.5-meter statue in a sanctuary predating the Christian basilica, reflecting the coexistence of pagan and Christian traditions in ancient Philippopolis.
The city, founded as a Thracian settlement, was later incorporated by Philip II, conquered by Romans, and became a key provincial capital. Further excavations may reveal additional artifacts.
In central Turkey, at the ancient Hittite city of Shapinuwa (modern Ortakoy), a 3,300-year-old bronze helmet from the 13th century BCE was found. This rare artifact, linked to the Hittite Empire, showcases their advanced metallurgy and chariot warfare.
Found on a sacrificial bench, it suggests a dual role in combat and religious rituals, possibly offered to the storm god. The helmet’s design, with rivets and protective flaps, mirrors depictions in Hittite art, indicating standardized military equipment.
Shapinuwa was a major military and religious center, and this find highlights the Hittites’ complex interplay of war, religion, and diplomacy, with similar helmets gifted to Egyptian pharaohs. The artifact is displayed at the Corum Museum.
Description:
In Plovdiv, Bulgaria, archaeologists uncovered a marble statue head of the Greek goddess Tyche, patroness of good fortune, at the Episcopal Basilica. Dating between the late 1st and mid-3rd century CE, it likely belonged to a 2.5-meter statue in a sanctuary predating the Christian basilica, reflecting the coexistence of pagan and Christian traditions in ancient Philippopolis.
The city, founded as a Thracian settlement, was later incorporated by Philip II, conquered by Romans, and became a key provincial capital. Further excavations may reveal additional artifacts.
In central Turkey, at the ancient Hittite city of Shapinuwa (modern Ortakoy), a 3,300-year-old bronze helmet from the 13th century BCE was found. This rare artifact, linked to the Hittite Empire, showcases their advanced metallurgy and chariot warfare.
Found on a sacrificial bench, it suggests a dual role in combat and religious rituals, possibly offered to the storm god. The helmet’s design, with rivets and protective flaps, mirrors depictions in Hittite art, indicating standardized military equipment.
Shapinuwa was a major military and religious center, and this find highlights the Hittites’ complex interplay of war, religion, and diplomacy, with similar helmets gifted to Egyptian pharaohs. The artifact is displayed at the Corum Museum.
Brian Foerster | Full Exploration Of The Megalithic Osirion At Abydos In Egypt April 2025 | June 15, 2025
