Falsification of history.
I will post more videos continuously in the comments. 👇

...and it takes a lot longer... A pure human would never willingly undergo such things, "they" do.
Deviants who want our human children. 👇

what do you think is there...
Enlarge the photo on your desktop and look carefully at the circled area.

Funky stuff in that photo, and I'm sure I'm missing some because I'm looking at it on my phone 😬
Can't see much detail on the man lying on the table; what's up with him?

It's about the ones under the table, behind the woman. There are two hiding there.

Reminds me of this, which was supposedly taken in the DUMBS

I know of one huge black snake that is or was under the Vatican. I think it's still there somewhere, because as far as I know, the Vatican was hermetically sealed "for unknown" reasons. No one can go in and no one can go out.

There is also something under Prague in the old town. They fed it from the basement of the HardRock https://www.hardrockcafe.c... . The entrance to that room was barred and separated by a sliding white wall. So whoever doesn't know about it won't get there. I didn't tell anyone because no one would have believed me anyway. I got there by accident and what I saw there, the horror....we know, but most people would rather die than admit the truth that we are not alone...

Is that what some call Nagas? I remember reading about snakes that were worshiped, and I think that's what they call them.

Yes, they called it Naga. I couldn't remember the name - has hypnotic powers, it stuns its future victim, the color wasn't so much purple, but more of a green.. Hypnosis doesn't have much effect on me (unless I want it to), so that's probably what caused my doubts - the memory seems to be in a "fog".
I know it sounds crazy, but that's what "it" looked like, what's down there in the centre of Prague.

Holy shit, I thought I was hallucinating but it was real.

About Nagas in Mahabharata 👇
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In the war of Mahabharata, when Arjuna and Karna were fighting, at the same time the great snake Ashvasena reached Karna to take revenge from Arjuna for the death of his ancestors and the entire family of Nagraj Takshak, the arrow captured in Karna's quiver. Clung to. But due to the cleverness of Lord Krishna, Arjun's life was also saved, and Ashvasena was killed at the hands of Arjun.
In fact, during their exile, when the Pandavas were spending their time in the forests of Khandavaprastha, due to personal enmity, Ashwasen attacked, and on the advice of Lord Krishna, Arjun set fire to the forest, and in this fire, Nagraj Takshak was killed.
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