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This could be the last episode—for now.Thank you for your support of Caloroga Plus. This is the final release on the Plus feed, however you can still get the program on the normal feed (with ads) or if you'd like the program without ads, please use the Apple Podcasts app to follow the show, and click the banner that says Uninterrupted listening.

This could be the last episode—for now. Thank you for your support of Caloroga Plus. &nbsp;This is the final release on the Plus feed, however you can still get the program on the normal feed (with ads) or if you'd like the program without ads, please use the Apple Podcasts app to follow the show, and click the banner that says Uninterrupted listening.

I Don't Know When I'll Be Back

You can call me James. I spent twenty-three years designing aircraft that officially don't exist for agencies you think TV made up. Until I started asking the wrong questions.Navy ships are recording objects moving at impossible speeds. Infrastructure is failing in coordinated patterns. The moon looks smaller than it did ten years ago.None of this is coincidence. The official explanations don't add up. This is Paranormal Aliens. Where we connect the dots they don't want connected.

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You can call me James.I spent twenty-three years designing aircraft that officially don't exist for agencies you think TV made up. Until I started asking the wrong questions.Navy ships are recording objects moving at impossible speeds. Infrastructure is failing in coordinated patterns. The moon looks smaller than it did ten years ago.None of this is coincidence.The official explanations don't add up.This is Paranormal Aliens. Where we connect the dots they don't want connected.

You can call me James. I spent twenty-three years designing aircraft that officially don't exist for agencies you think TV made up. Until I started asking the wrong questions.Navy ships are recording objects moving at impossible speeds. Infrastructure is failing in coordinated patterns. The moon looks smaller than it did ten years ago.None of this is coincidence. The official explanations don't add up. This is Paranormal Aliens. Where we connect the dots they don't want connected.

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