Visions of bright future

https://gamesandtehories.blogspot.com/ Kimmo Huosionmaa This is the writing about the book, what is made by the writer, who is not so well known. "The man who loved the Normandie" is the book about the agents, who fought in the New York, and other was German code-named "Otter" and other was Military Architect. The frame is that super-passenger ship "Normandie" was burned in the harbor of New York, and Agent code-named "Otter" wanted to make the base for midget submarine in the wreck. I sometimes have thought that this "Otter" have mistakenly translated from German world "Seehund", what means "Otter", but the names are normally the thing, what is not translated. But this is the thing, what makes this book a little bit unbelievable. If that "Otter" wanted to sabotage those ships, what was left from New York to Europe, must this man only use the combat scuba-diving technologies, and put the mines un...

Picture I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5CLrAG1j5M Kimmo Huosionmaa Below and above this text is links to document of crop circles, and the persons who are made some of them. If we have sharp  GPS-system and very good draw for the map, we can make very difficult and complicated crop pictures in the field. This technology consists a picture what would position over the crop field and then the GPS coordinates would be put on the system, and then the persons can do that without no difficulties. They just copy the picture to the field. And if the persons would have drones with GPS system and very high power blowers of hydrocarbon-like Acetone, they could make those signs very easily. But when we are thinking about the movie below, we must ask why somebody did crop circles in 1678? if the reason for making those crop circles is that people would not go out to see some secret military aircraft, the reason for that news from 1678 is simple, that news could be faked by MI-5 ...

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