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Ufos In Reality Programmed Aerospace Monitors Of Our Species


Free Download Ufos In Reality: Programmed Aerospace Monitors Of Our Species By T. R. Dutton
2011 | 312 Pages | ISBN: 1456771590 | EPUB | 3 MB
This book is the serious work of a professional aerospace engineer. It shares profound discoveries made during 40+ years of objective research, about the nature of UFOs, especially those with craft-like characteristics. It covers virtually all aspects of the phenomenon, including those stories of close encounters with alien creatures and of time-loss and claimed abductions by the witnesses. Within these pages you will discover that genuine sightings and encounters are shown to have been in accordance with (now identified) ages-old programmes, referencing the sun and selected stars. This predictable system seems to have been set up, aeons ago, to facilitate long-term monitoring of our species by fully automated craft, some of which could be operating routinely, without occupants, from the outer fringes of our solar system. The technology being used is currently beyond us – but why should we expect it to be otherwise? It is revealed that several alien species seem to be co-operating and generally following the same rules of engagement with this planet. The UFO phenomenon is now shown to be a serious matter, requiring the full attention of scientists and, indeed, of everyone living on this planet. This book demonstrates that we humans seem to live in a wider reality than we are programmed, naturally, to experience from birth. The visiting craft seem to operate in that wider reality and have the ability to open the minds of selected individuals, enabling those people to share that enhanced state of consciousness with them. Why not judge that for yourself after you have considered the testable evidence now being revealed by this mind-expanding book? Herein you will discover facts that, almost certainly, have been withheld by official investigators since the end of WWII.

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Monitors of the Royal Navy How the Fleet Brought the Great Guns to Bear


Free Download Jim Crossley – Monitors of the Royal Navy: How the Fleet Brought the Great Guns to Bear
Pen & Sword | 2013 | ISBN: 1781590516 | English | 272 pages | PDF | 72.35 MB
Monitor warships mounted the biggest guns ever deployed by the Royal Navy, and played an undeniably important part in Allied efforts during World War One and Two. They were built as cheap "disposable" ships made out of redundant bits and pieces which the Admiralty happened to have available which could bring heavy artillery to bear on enemy coasts with pin point accuracy and on at least one occasion a force of only three monitors had a profound effect on the strategic situation in WW I. Being classed as disposable they were often exposed to risks far more recklessly than more expensive battle ships or heavy cruisers. So impressive was their performance in WW I that two were retained in service into WW II and did such good work during the North African campaign that two new ones were built and they fought in the Mediterranean, in the Normandy landings and in the advance of the Allied armies into occupied Europe. They astonished allies and enemies alike with the devastating effect of their accurate fire reaching targets 10 miles or more inland.

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Actual Multiple Monitors 8.15.1 Multilingual


Free Download Actual Multiple Monitors 8.15.1 Multilingual Fast Links | 11.5 Mb
Actual Multiple Monitors is the comprehensive solution to improve the functionality of MS Windows user interface for comfortable and effective work with multi-monitor configurations. The smart app emulates standard Windows services on secondary monitors, and offers new window management services to free you from routine clicking and let you concentrate on your work undisturbed.

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