▲ 8 r/aliens

Serious - Specific prophecy list that includes

Hello there.

Weeks ago, I found a Reddit posting that I wish I bookmarked but did not.

I don’t even recall the title or specific topic.

However, someone in the thread posted what I will call, for lack of better words, a “prophecy” list that included things like:

Numerous wars, Some diseases, etc . . . the typical stuff.

What made this list standout were the following claims:

- 1st USA invasion of Iran fails

- 2nd USA invasion of Iran succeeds

- ”Fake” aliens arrive and start f’ing us up

- ”Real” aliens arrive and help humans

I am sure there were other very specific claims but I can’t recall them.

I don’t remember which Reddit forum hosted it, but since one of the specific claims involves aliens, I figured this forum would be a good place to start.

My question: Does anyone recall seeing a similar list, either here or elsewhere? If yes, then please share.

Thank you.

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u/redditcat78 — 6 days ago

STOP requiring repeatedly login

Hello there.

This may have a simple explanation that I am overlooking, but I appreciate any help.

I looked in my account settings and still need help.

On the Reddit app, which I no longer use, I could login and remain logged-in for weeks at a time. On the reddit website on my phone, I must login each day.

How do I make my website login behave like the app login, so that need not re-login each day?

Thank you.

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u/redditcat78 — 9 days ago
▲ 133 r/fednews

Replacing fed employees with contractors

Around a year ago, when there was all that DOGE controversy happening, I remember instances of federal employees (fired, rif, or whatever) being replaced with contractors, who perform the same role.

I still hear of such actions today.

I am sure legal challenges followed but I don’t typically follow such things.

My question: Was there ever any legal ruling addressing this issue?

Thank you.

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u/redditcat78 — 1 month ago

This snek was on a gravel road in central MO. It is a very rural (out of city limits) area. As I approached, the snek flattened half of its body and started “puffing” (breathing in and out). I used long objects to move the snek from the road to the grass nearby. / snek

u/redditcat78 — 3 months ago