No, you weren’t abducted by aliens…But you might have had a spiritual experience
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Kate Orson2024-01-05T16:01:00
A classified hearing on reports of UFOs has reportedly taken place in the USA. The meeting is another sign of growing demand among lawmakers for increased government transparency on the issue. As speculation mounts, Kate Orson suggests that alien life may not be quite what it seems
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