Harvard's ET presence among us is suss

"Aliens" may be crossing the border and living among us disguised as humans: Harvard researchers

We're here to breed, hybridize

(Firstpost) According to a study by Harvard University researchers, space aliens may be living among us disguised as humans right now. Yes, neighbors and anyone crossing the border in the middle of the night.

The study says that extraterrestrials [like those living in Paradise, California, before the Camp Fire with two rows of teeth and other special features, who were disposed of by one of the government's directed-energy weapons that incinerated the town into cremation dust, ridiculously blamed on high winds] could be [one or more of many] highly intelligent species on Earth who may have come from a different planet, time period, or from Agartha (our Hollow Earth).

I know I look human, but I'm a Starseed, a hybrid named Marina Sere (Linda Moulton Howe)

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We can shapeshift, so don't worry about looks.

Harvard researchers also say that these aliens possibly function out of a secret location "underground," which refers to vast caverns, tunnel systems, D.U.M.B.s (deep underground military bases), Neu Schwabenland, Antarctica, and deep in the middle of the ocean.

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This Harvard study is creating a lot of buzz and raising eyebrows. How accurate is it? Could aliens have been living on Earth without Hollywood first telling us so we could have been warned with plausible deniability on their part that it was just science fiction? Palki Sharma brings us the report.

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