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after passing through the portal of the underground
base send, Magen Daryl James ended up on
the moon where he spent three months as a
slave in a mine. The
situation of slaves and working conditions on the moon
in 2003 were not much different from
those described to us by historians of ancient Rome
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you remember what the conditions of your
life were as a slave on the moon
until it was
far from joyful and
we wore collars around our necks through which
you were subjected to electric shock
if you did not work well or quickly enough
and you were in a group, that is, the
situation was such that if someone- then in
your group he didn’t work properly,
all its members were subjected to punishment,
and we had one, he just gave up, didn’t
want to continue all this, and we were all
shocked and the same guy I
met at the base, I don’t know if
we were kept together as a girl on purpose who
worked as a nurse,
this guy worked with me, he
was like a leader in the mine, I remember we
had a break, we lay down to rest and he
killed a surrenderer with a piece of rock,
we were punished for his refusal to work and
he just soaked his head, I
turned away and covered my ears,
it seems a German asked what happened he
said that a piece of rock fell from a
height I didn’t say anything I don’t know I was
also tired of the electric shock
one day the first mate showed up on
fire wait we have a loan question what
they mined in this mine I
honestly don’t remember I think it was titanium
or what they call it kaltan it’s huge
uses shipbuilding I remember we were
forced to dig deeper and deeper into the rock, did
they force you to move pieces of
rock or bags just like that without a purpose,
of course it was stupidity, just
a punishment I had, I still have the
memory of how I was a slave on Mars and
in the mine they forced us to drag
heaviness from place to place to the point of exhaustion
so that later we are exhausted to use us in
sexual rituals
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and the first mate said that this was my
punishment and that people were sent there
precisely for this purpose and the memory of this was not
erased,
say if you raped the daughter of a politician,
crippled the son of an admiral or just
laughed at him you could spend
twenty to forty years in the mines on the moon
with a memory of this, rarely did anyone last
six months they committed suicide he was
afraid that this could happen to me and
therefore insisted that I agree to
erase everything I remembered said you can’t
handle it
Tony Rodriguez is also a well-known
participant in the secret space program
precisely for ridiculing a
privileged classmate
whose father, according to him, was none other
than the Illuminati, nine-year-old Tony
ended up in 20 years of slavery, his revived
memory of this life's ordeal is
reflected in the recently released book
Cavalier of the Cheese Colony
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secret space programs
include the practice of slavery, something that
Nazi Germany developed during the
Second World War, the Nazis
collaborated with reptiles and they
made extensive use of slave labor,
so the Nazis began to follow the
same policy during the war
in the book infiltration by Albert Speer,
Hitler's personal architect The Reich Minister of
Armaments and War Production writes
that at the end of the war, the Nazis
planned to use slave labor
on a permanent basis,
that is, despite losing the war, a
sufficient number of them fled to
Antarctica and continued the practice of slavery of
women, transferring it into space
using people who had not reached a
certain level,
you can tell us as a result of what you
ended up as a slave within the dark
fleet dcp they are a free crew member or
officer
this is one of the best questions ever
asked to me
this happened because when I was
brought into the program at the age of ten
and subjected to my control based
on trauma in Peru and sethley I didn't go to
school I wasn't taught anything I
was practically illiterate or semi-literate I
had no academic knowledge and when
I was tested first for the role of a soldier
where intelligence was not required they needed my
body and then this program was closed
and I was put through an identification test
abilities and
if I was knowledgeable enough I would have been
enrolled in the command program but I
could not pass the test
my knowledge was not enough and for a
position in communication or navigation I
lacked qualifications and literacy as
well as emotional stability, in fact
I was disabled and
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so I passed the test my level
corresponded to the level of a
skilled worker
I was sold to a settlement on Ceres
answering the second part of your question
then how did they justify slavery I will say
that the Germans
do not have I will call them
they are in a colony on the planetoid Ceres it is
located between Mars and the steroid
belt and
inhabited by the German civilization that broke away after the Second
World War,
they
justified slavery by saying that they were
sure that all slaves were criminals and
that slavery was a punishment for
criminals, they firmly believed that slaves
were criminals of the earth or Mars, they were
lied to that the earth was destroyed by war,
most of the military were aware that this was
not so but at the children's level this topic
was taboo
in their culture there were many restrictions and
prohibitions and people were harshly pulled back
if they violated the rules, an
ordinary resident of the colony on Ceres simply
believed that slaves were criminals from Mars
or earth and deserved such a position
there was a time when I discussed this topic with
members of the ship's crew,
these were senior officers, after
a number of years they told me that I was not like
most slaves, that my ethical
standards were higher than typical slaves, but
many behaved like prisoners in a
prison, this is to say the barracks where I lived not
much were different from prisons and the people in them
behaved like prisoners
and it is necessary to accurately combine with goodness the
testimonies of space
program participants amazingly remind the
page returned and the literature of the 90s of the
last century
associated with not the best aspects of
our history,
the author of Kolyma stories, Varlam Shalamov,
also talks about the border behind which there is no longer
anything
human in a person, but there is
only mistrust, anger and lies
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in the evening, the inspection roulette, the caretaker
said that Tugaev would receive a
single measurement of the arc the next day, I was 23
years old and everything that he saw and heard here
surprised him more than frightened him
the brigade came to work, everyone went
their separate ways behind the battle, and you wait, said
the foreman arc, the caretaker will put you in, the
first wheelbarrows rattled on the path from Skye,
they counted the shovels, I’m a stone, come here,
the other one said, you are the caretaker, here’s your place, he
measured the cubic capacity of the face and put a mark on a
piece of quartz to here he said ladders
cheek to you the board will reach the main trail to
carry there where and that's it, here's a
shovel pickle crowbar wheelbarrow in Asia
Dugaev carried Kairel poured again drove and
again called and poured after the lunch
break the caretaker came looked at what had
been done Duga I told you and silently left Tugaev
again called and poured until the quartz mark
was still very far away
in the evening the caretaker appeared again and
unwound the tape measure he measured what Dugarov had done
25 percent he said and
looked at Tukaev 25 percent you
hear hear said Dugaev
in the evening Duganov was called to the investigator
he answered 4 questions first name last name
article term four questions that are asked 30
times a day to the prisoner
then Dugaev went to sleep the next
day he again worked with the brigade with
Baranov and on the night of the day after tomorrow he was
taken by soldiers to the law base and led along a
forest path to a place where there stood almost
blocking a small gorge a
high fence with barbed wire
stretched over it and from where at night the
distant chirping of
tractors could be heard, and having understood what was going on, Dugaev
regretted that he had worked in vain, suffered in vain
this last
day today
she
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