Don't Believe In The Supernatural? Watch this.

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  @thecapricasundershow · 3 years ago

  I saw a thunderbird one morning driving on the old Glenn Hwy in Alaska. It was in the middle of the road, which I thought at first it was a large black bear, about the size of a vw bug. When I got close enough for my headlights to fall on it however, it opened up massive wings, a wingspan of no smaller than a greyhoumd bus. Then proceeded to fly across Summit Lake which was alongside the road spreading off to the right of me. I was freshly rested and just started driving home from Delta Junction heading to Anchorage. Completely sober with my 2 yr old daughter asleep in the back seat. I was born in Alaska and know the difference and size limits for say a bald eagle. This was NOT an eagle. It was massive. This was back in 2009 around August/September.

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  @natecloe8535 · 3 years ago

  It is TERRIFYING to me that the Pope just arbitrarily, with no explanation but tons of potential to be directly defying a heavenly mandate. Decided the world SHOULDNT be told the third secret of Fatima. Going directly against the instructions from Heaven.  I feel like many of us would have been more prepared for the last decade had we been told what horrors to expect. Its condescending and beyond his realm of authority to expect that something is too much for people to handle.

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  @victoriabullock1444 · 3 years ago

  Regarding Cat Cryptids and “Chittering”:  anyone who has ever seen a cat watch a bird, or rodent, has likely heard this sound.  It’s a small, rapid, vocalization that cat’s make when they are hunting. It is different from purring. The compilation video that tops the list if you search it on YT has some good examples. Some cat experts have suggested that it is a communication to their companions that food is here.  (Note: cats have incredibly large vocal ranges and one chitter may mean something different from another. Only domesticated cats will ‘meow’; feral cats communicate through various chitters and other vocalizations).  ❤️🇨🇦

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  @carolynwatson4301 · 3 years ago

  The Legend of Boggy Creek. Mr. Ford lived in Fouke, Arkansas. My Daddy knew him. He said he was a really nice man. He said he hated how that movie made him out to be. Such is Hollyweird. My family lived in the Fouke area in the river bottom before I was born. They had some strange things happen too.

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  @phillyeli215 · 3 years ago

  I keep a ball of string handy and dangle it above their head. It keeps cat people occupied and I run off when they arent looking

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  @sharonrossow5423 · 2 years ago

  I went to many pilgrimage places in Spain - places that claim to have been the place of miracles or who claim to have the bones James the Apostle. Only Fatima gave me chills. Something really happened there.

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  @ursulapainter5307 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Don't know if anyone will read this in July 2023, but this fast-talking monologue is more interesting than any newspaper stories of the 1960's and 1970's. Thanks a lot.

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  @K8tqT · 3 years ago

  The Fatima Prayer said after every decade of the Holy Rosary is one of the five prayers given to Lucia, Francisco and Jacinta during the apparitions of an angel and Mama Mary in Fatima, Portugal in 1917. <br><br>&quot;O My Jesus, forgive us our sins, save us from the fires of Hell and lead all souls to Heaven, especially those who are in most need of Thy mercy.&quot;

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  @johnkeysstheturd5015 · 3 years ago

  When i was on vacation in the Azores with my bro, sis &amp; uncle i shared a hotel room with my sister.<br>One night i woke up and saw a woman in underwear go past the end of my bed towards to hallway/toilet, but at the end of my bed she turned left, like she intended to go my nightstand.<br>At first i thought it was my sister, until she turned and i said &quot;what are you doing?&quot;, at that moment she stopped and as i sat a bit more up i saw it wasn&apos;t my sister...<br>My body froze and my brain was just in chock i think, while i was looking at her, standing there with wet long black hair covering her face, she just slowly faded away, until she was gone<br>Like seriously the process of a physical object slowly but in a smooth transition vanish into thin air over the span of 3-4 seconds... I sat dumbfounded for a couple of minutes...<br>Decided would not be able to sleep again (was like nearing 5 in the morning) so i got up, went down to the lobby sat for an hour or so... Came back up<br>and all the lights &amp; tv where turned on...<br><br>I ask my sister why she&apos;s up? She says &quot;i heard you leave, and then i recalled a creepy dream i had last night&quot;... At that moment i thought to myself, play it cool! so i acted all casual like<br>and asked what she dreamt about... She says: &quot;well in the dream i woke up and there was a woman standing at the curtains, i looked at her for a short while and then she just slowly faded into nothing&quot;... <br>At that moment horror/realization/excitement shot through me and she noticed isntantly, i saw the realization and fear in her eyes...<br>So i ask her to describe a detail about her, she does, and i describe one, and on and on it goes... Yeah we described the same person down to every damn detail...<br>Even the flower pattern on her underwear and the color of it... (Black with red roses)...<br><br>We go scooby gang that day, and ask staff and local about if any woman died in that hotel etc... Try to find info on the internet but nothing shows up...<br>Slept with the lights on for the rest of the vacation...<br><br>I felt no ill will from whatever we saw, neither did my sister... But dang it was scary.

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  @RicoSanchez · 3 years ago (edited)

  You really did your research with the Puerto Rico story my friend. I can tell you in 1985 I was a small child living in the town of Mayagüez on the West Side of the Island, not too far from Moca. My grandfather, &nbsp;a retired grocery store owner had a lot of friends who were farmers, they would come around and talk about their cows being sucked dry. This was years before the Chupacabra took over the media, and even then it made those ranchers mad. The main thing was that even though they would stay on overnight watch but they would never see the cows being attacked but sure enough that next morning would find one or two that somehow ended up on the other side of their farm sucked dry. &nbsp;The Moca Vampire thing also came in seasons, it wasn&apos;t all year long, which gave them an eerie vibe, like something intelligent was behind it. At this very time there was a lot of talk of children going missing in the country&apos;s national park, El Yunque, and sightings of UFOs etc. Another thing you might find interesting that barely gets talked about here in the states but is common knowledge in Puerto Rico, is Gargoyle sightings, to the point where some ranchers formed a watch posse armed to the teeth, mostly compose of a lot Vietnam vets who now own land and claim these Gargoyles come down and take off with their goats. It&apos;s made the news several times, look for the word &quot;Gargoyles&quot; in Spanish: Gargolas

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  @robertparker2880 · 3 years ago (edited)

  This man puts my GF and me to sleep every night. Fascinating yet calming.

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  @Kroggnagch · 3 years ago

  Oh, no no, trust me I do believe in the supernatural... that’s why I listen to your awesome stories man.

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