Puerto Rico

So that was Sunday.

Monday, I was doing a lot of business in Puerto Rico.

So I flew to Puerto Rico.

I was in Puerto Rico arranging this training for the company I was working with.

And on Tuesday morning, when the training began, that was a famous 9-11.

And I was in the hotel lobby because I didn't have to be in the training, watching the planes.

So luckily I had a flight reserved for Friday because they shut down all flights after that.

They didn't know what to do other than shut down the flights.

Okay.

So before what happened in Venezuela, I put out a video saying that, yes, the Nordic The arc was in between Puerto Rico and Venezuela, and they found also in the south part of Venezuela similar structures of what they found under the Pyramid of Giza, similar structures of ancient ruins under the ground in the south part of Venezuela.

closer to like the amazon you know the area over

there right so that would be like the ultimate power grab then for trump or the united states if for one of

We got Colorado.

We got California off the shore of California.

We got Puerto Rico south in the ocean, north in the ocean.

We got the Bermuda Triangle, that location right there.

This goes all the way back to the 1960s.

The Arecibo Observatory Ionospheric Modification Facility built in the 1960s in Puerto Rico was allegedly the first attempt to build a device that could hopefully potentially seal up these holes, right? And it's very interesting.

There's more than one of these.

There's been a number of these built over the years throughout the world and the most recent being known as Harp.

Public comments on these proposals were invited until 27th of October.

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Barry took his completed 44-gun ship, the United States, along with the 20-gun Delaware, the 18-gun Herald, and the 14-gun Pickering, to sail in the waters around Barbados, Martinique, Guadalupe, and Antigua in search of French privateers.

Barry also carried diplomatic letters for the Spanish governor in San Juan, Puerto Rico, seeking the release of captured American sailors.

So Barry left Philadelphia at the end of July.

He only took the United States and the Delaware because the other ships were having problems.

A few weeks later, the ships captured a French privateer in the Martinique Passage.

A few weeks after that, they captured a second ship near Puerto Rico.

But that was about it for Barry.

Less than two months after he left Philadelphia, he returned, arriving on September 21st.

He had some runs at CMLL.

He had a big run in Puerto Rico with IWA, which he was drawing 15K.

And then we get to the underground, which is kind of AAA.

It's AAA days.

I'm not sure.

Do they do that in Mexico? I mean, they do that in Mexico.

Do they do that in Puerto Rico?

I mean, like, there is tradition about, like, Dia de los Muertos, Dia de los Santos.

So something that I think was particularly interesting to us as longtime people who have been active in this area for a while now, there's sort of a rule of thumb that there's not one system of higher education in the U.S., there are 50, right? And really, it's many more than that.

You include Puerto Rico.

You think about states that have sharply divided two-year and four-year sectors or different, like my state, right, where we have a system of systems of higher ed.

There are actually many different systems of higher education.

Dr. Arnault became interested in the Bates method some years ago when he himself was suffering with continual headaches and other discomforts caused by mind and eye strain.

He came from San Juan, Puerto Rico, leaving a good practice to seek the only doctor who could help him.

Dr. Arnault has shown his appreciation for what Dr. Bates has done for him by writing a book entitled El Uso Natural de la Visión, which he dedicated to Dr. Bates.

Many other doctors who were seemingly incurable have come to us and were cured.

Like, yeah, I'll go.

I went on, man, as a kid, we went on one vacation to Puerto Rico and then one time to Florida.

That was it.

Really? Yeah.