Can the newly reinvigorated UFO subculture expedite the economic recovery in Smalltown USA? At Marker 48, a beer named for a ‘60s-era experiencer is part of the plan/CREDIT: Billy Cox BROOKSVILLE, Fla. – On May 22, 1856, inside the Capitol Dome, hothead U.S. Rep. Preston Brooks, D-S.C., hobbled over to the desk of abolitionist Sen. Charles Sumner, R-Mass., intent on settling a “libel” score. Two days earlier, Sumner had railed against slaveholders and the Kansas-Nebraska Act, and condemned by name one of Brooks’ cousins, a fellow U.S. senator.
Hi Billy, I am reaching out to you to talk about some of your work regarding UAPs. I'd like to interview for our podcast. I really like your perspective Can you reach out to me at my email address? Brad Burnham at Protonmail dot com
The risky business of looking back
Hi Billy, I am reaching out to you to talk about some of your work regarding UAPs. I'd like to interview for our podcast. I really like your perspective Can you reach out to me at my email address? Brad Burnham at Protonmail dot com
Love the article Billy. Been a long time since our days in Brevard County. Keep them coming. https://www.amazon.com/Piercing-Cosmic-Veil-Afraid-Terror/dp/1893788318/ref=sr_1_1?crid=39GZJ25C75YTV&dchild=1&keywords=piercing+the+cosmic+veil+book+jordan&qid=1624240556&sprefix=Piercing+The+C%2Caps%2C346&sr=8-1