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Has anyone seen this article? It sparked my interest so I actually read the article and it only referrs to it as a space hazard. Any idea what a "space hazard" could be? And, one that they'd issue a NOTAM for? Unusual geomagnetic activity? I can't think of anything else that would be prosiac. Then you through Antarctica and it's lore in there... What are your thoughts, theories, and speculations? I find it interesting nonetheless, especially with how many times they refer to "the hazard".

EDIT: Missed the reference to Russian Missile Launch. I still have questions on how that affects Antarctica, specifically.

In the latest episode of The Basement, Jeremy Corbell seems to imply that NewsNation was stood up by the CIA specifically to "shape the emerging UAP narrative." Jeremy has repeatedly said that the Tic Tac is NHI NOT Lockheed Martin (and that that particular intelligence was CIA "passage material") and Ross Coulthart affirms that it *was* at least operated by Lockheed. What are your thoughts? Is NewsNation just Mockingbird 2.0?

UPDATE: According to Pavel w/ Psicoactivo Jeremy was referring to Tim McMillan w/ The Debrief. Take that for what it is.

The mainstream media continues to add people to the growing list of suspicious deaths and disappearances of scientists and researchers. As the numbers grow the connections, evidence, and the suspicious nature inherently gets weaker and weaker. Let's just focus on a subset: anti-gravity researchers/scientists (Amy Eskridge, et. al.) I have seen people post/comment about Mark McCandlish's untimely demise, before he allegedly was to speak with congressional staffers. I have yet to see anyone mention James Allen who made the documentary: *Zero Point: The Story of Mark McCandlish & The Flux Liner*. He died before the film was released and had suspiciously high levels of heavy metals. Does anyone have more information on his death? I understand that his death is most likely far detached from the McCasland and/or Reza disappearances, however it does seem to follow the trope of mysterious deaths related to the UFO topic. Especially, if McCandlish's death was indeed something more than a suicide.