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Bonaire

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Oct 28, 2026

Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
5:24
They're said to have come from inside the earth.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
5:27
So in Bonaire is a stone that, And it's called the Mother Stone.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
5:32
It's also called the Bonaire Stone.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
5:35
And it is a monolith, a single monolith on the shore of limestone.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
5:40
And in the center is a huge indentation, which is called the belly button.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
5:44
It's the navel.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
5:45
They call it the navel of the world, which there are navels of the world all over the world.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
5:50
I've seen one in Easter Island and then this lesser known one in Bonaire.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
6:48
So they believed that these islands were fragments of Atlantis.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
6:53
Not just Aruba, Bonaire, and Curacao, but the other islands that they came across as well.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
6:58
The Lesser Antilles and the Greater Antilles were all considered fragments of Atlantis.
Nikkiana JonesHOST
7:04
Okay, yeah, that's pretty interesting to me.
Nikkiana JonesHOST
8:24
So, um, yeah.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
8:27
Caves are big with the giants, um, giants from all over the globe, not just those found in the islands.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
8:32
And, Interestingly, Bonaire has the most caves of any of the Caribbean islands.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
8:37
They have at least 400.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
17:16
Um, all the way until about, I believe 1990 was the most recent in the nineties, uh, recent archeological research done and how from this evidence, I've discovered that there were actual giant burials that were uncovered by these archeologists and measurements were taken and, um, some photos were taken.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
17:39
And, um, and that's how I determined that there were actually giants in Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
17:46
probably at least 5,000 years ago.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
17:49
I believe it could be even greater, maybe 7,000 years ago and maybe even more.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
21:08
Also, their lower jaw was larger than ours.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
21:13
And where it positioned on the skull is in a different position than modern humans.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
21:19
So because of these anatomical differences, as well as their burials, which were very distinct the way they buried people, that's where they were able to determine that the remains found in Aruba, Bonaire, and Curacao were one group of people, and there was actually two breakaway civilizations of this same group of people.
Heather L. ArnoldGUEST
21:42
One is deep in the rainforest in Colombia, and one is in the caves of Cuba.
Reanna JeanesGUEST
6:06
right?
RachelHOST
6:06
So like at the end of our dives in Bonaire, I was just like kind of coasting over the sand, you know, and trying to like take a breath and go over something or, you know, see how close I could get to the sand without touching it, like mission impossible style, you know? Um, And like, cause, cause you do, and I'm coming up on 500 dives here pretty soon.
RachelHOST
6:26
And, you know, you never stop practicing those things and where you, you shouldn't stop practicing those things.
RachelHOST
6:32
The minute you think that you've got it all figured out, then that's when you, you stop learning and stop, stop improving.

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Reanna JeanesGUEST
16:42
I have a question
TaraHOST
16:43
that might be totally silly.
TaraHOST
16:45
When we were in Bonaire, so I've always seen the nurseries more look like a grid, like a square grid.
TaraHOST
16:51
But in Bonaire, like it looked like they had some of them on flat coals.
JoséGUEST
24:43
But we also provide and we do these kind of camps.
JoséGUEST
24:46
Last year we organized a camp in Malaga for the national team of British Virgin Islands and also for Bonaire, which is another country there in the Caribbean.
JoséGUEST
24:59
So we organized this kind of camp.
JoséGUEST
25:00
So not only for, as Jack mentioned, for Team Immersion 3, it's more orientated and we bring...
Holden WillemsenGUEST
38:34
Suriname, which you also know the history.
Holden WillemsenGUEST
38:37
And Curaçao, Bonaire, which,
Sean CastlesHOST
38:40
yeah, of course.
Sean CastlesHOST
38:41
The old colonies.
Tommy CasabonaHOST
18:28
The ports of call are Aruba, 9am to 10pm.
Tommy CasabonaHOST
18:37
Bonaire.
Tommy CasabonaHOST
18:38
9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Curacao, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Guys, that's the most attractive part of this cruise to me, aside from the fact that I want to go on a dream class from Carnival and I want to go on Carnival Magic just for research purposes, for like the Joe Farkas thing, all this and that.
Tommy CasabonaHOST
18:56
I want to do that.
Tommy CasabonaHOST
19:15
But the most attractive thing for me about this cruise, aside from it being in these gorgeous islands, is the times.
Tommy CasabonaHOST
19:21
Dude, two of those freaking cruises, you are in port for a sunset.
Tommy CasabonaHOST
19:29
10 p.m. in Aruba, 8 p.m. in Bonaire.
Tommy CasabonaHOST
19:33
And I don't want to spoil alert, but I'm not going to spoil alert because there's nothing to spoil yet.
Charlie GubbinsHOST
24:55
Oh.
JoséGUEST
24:55
And also for Bonaire, which is another country there in the Caribbean.
Charlie GubbinsHOST
24:59
Yeah.
JoséGUEST
24:59
So we organize this kind of camp.
Glenn HauserHOST
3:45
First reported by Rodney Johnson in Minnesota, October 13th at 21:30.
Glenn HauserHOST
3:51
Direct reception at first and then confirmed via remotes such as the one in Bonaire with a much better signal than many more of us were hearing at various hours in the daytime in the following days through October 15th at least.
Glenn HauserHOST
4:07
Originally, they were parallel to the 980 AM Brasilia stream of Radio Nacional, but they also carried Radio Nacional Amazonia's stream, a different one, as heard October 15th at 18:40 by Rodney.
Glenn HauserHOST
4:21
Canada, October 10th at 06:27, I was hearing the Canadian long wave beacon UDE on 269 kilohertz.
Harrison PanayiotouGUEST
40:04
So I wouldn't even ask for business, to be fair, because it's a luxury regardless.
Lionel BirnieHOST
40:08
And this trip you had a game in Bonaire, which I have to admit I had to look up on the map.
Lionel BirnieHOST
40:15
And then you had two games with Cuba and you also had another home game as well, didn't
Harrison PanayiotouGUEST
40:19
you?

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