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Check out our LIVE show, Mon-Thursday 7pm PST at https://jimmychurchradio.com/ You can subscribe to get this commercial free and downloadable at: https://jimmychurchradio.com/membersh... Peter Maxwell Slattery is an international bestselling Author and is known as an E.T contact experiencer and co-founder of ECETI Australia. His experiences started at an early age and continue to this day with hundreds of witnesses to events. He has an overwhelming amount of photographic and video evidence of UFOs, otherworldly Beings and apparitions, along with a sound recording of a real UFO as well as other phenomenon, plus physical trace evidence. Pete has appeared on Channel 7’s “Prime News” and “Sunrise”, among many other T.V appearances internationally. He has made worldwide news, been in numerous documentaries, on mainstream radio shows and in magazines. Pete is also a chart topping rap artist under the name P-max and he has made 8 documentaries on the ET subject to date.

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Here’s just a little snippet of “TWOFACE: THE GREY”, which is Chad Calek's forthcoming sequel to his "SIR NOFACE" documentary.

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The microchip-loaded aerosol could be used to track environmental and health hazards

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• The longest lunar eclipse will be occur at the end of July, visible from Australia 
• On July 28 in Australia (July 27 overseas) the moon will appear blood redcolour
• This will happen over period of one hour 43 minutes, the longest this century

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​Because children have a lower body weight, they are particularly susceptible to possible toxins
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From msn.com
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UFOs were filmed flying over southern China’s Chongqing City on July 18. In the video, two luminous round objects move in the sky. In total, around five or six sparkling ball-shaped objects appeared one-by-one, according to local reports.

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From bbc.co.uk

Superfast "fifth generation 5G" mobile internet could be launched as early as next year in some countries, promising download speeds 10 to 20 times faster than we have now.
But what difference will it really make to our lives? Will we need new phones? And will it solve the "notspot" issue for people in remote areas?

In the first of a five-part series examining the impact 5G could have around the world, Technology of Business tackles the basic questions.
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