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2386（6）ET in Canada+Indian Head RockカナダにやってきたＥＴ・インディアン・ヘッド・ロックbyはやし浩司Hiroshi Hayashi, Japan
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Mystery and Secret of Indian Head Rock, Canada
カナダ・インディアン・ヘッド・ロック、エイリアン作説
Revised 323 for Billy S., my friend.
Mystery of Indian Head who has a stick in his left hand.
Here is physical evidence that Indian Head was created by Aliens.
Who created Indian Head? Why? And who is this Man? Indian Head is full of mysteries and it has been long argued whether this is a nature effect of man-made? But I never hesitate to say that this is of course a man-made figure on the goround. He is holding a stick in his keft hand and he is looking at something in the air. But what is he looking at? You will agree with me when you see this video. Here is the answer.
Hiroshi Hayashi＋＋＋＋＋＋＋＋＋＋＋＋はやし浩司
インディアヘッドは、左手に棍棒をもっていた！
インディアン・ヘッドは、だれが作ったのか。どうしてここにあるのか。なぜ？ それとも自然の産物なのか？ インディアン・ヘッドは多くの謎に包まれています。が、もしこのビデオを見てくだされば、あなたも、私の意見に賛成してくださるものと思います。もちろんインディアン・ヘッドは、エイリアンが描いたものです。杖の部分を見てくだされば、わかっていただけます。杖は、明らかに山肌を削って描かれたものです。ですから、正しくは、「インディアン・ボディ」と言うべきではないでしょうか。杖をしっかりと握る左手も描かれています。見れば見るほど不思議な絵ですが、この１枚の絵だけでも、エイリアンの存在を証明できます。なぜなら、人間に、この絵を描くのは不可能だからです。少なくとも、古代の昔においては、です。またインディアンといっても、アメリカインディアンではありません。このインディアンヘッドは、サーペンと・マウンド、さらにはテオティワカン、カラクウムルと密接に結びついています。これらのビデオの中で、それを詳しく説明します。どうかお楽しみください。
＋2197(1)+ 2061(2)+ 1686+1083(revised #324)
Mystery and Secret of Indian Head Rock, USA
It is a masterpiece, created by Aliens.
インデァイン・ヘッド・ロックの謎
それはエイリアンの作品だった。
Mystery of Indian Head who has a stick in his left hand.
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Was it created by nature effect?
Or was it created artificially by Aliens?
But it’s rather surprising to know that little has been mentioned about the mystery of Indian Head Rock so far or little attention has been paid for it even in the United States.
I, Hiroshi Hayashi, claim that it was created by Aliens, who could see it from the sky.
Here are some reasons why I claim so.
Here is physical evidence that Indian Head was created by Aliens.
Who created Indian Head? Why? And who is this Man? Indian Head is full of mysteries and it has been long argued whether this is a nature effect of man-made? But I never hesitate to say that this is of course a man-made figure on the goround. He is holding a stick in his keft hand and he is looking at something in the air. But what is he looking at? You will agree with me when you see this video. Here is the answer.
インディアヘッドは、左手に棍棒をもっていた！
インディアン・ヘッドは、だれが作ったのか。どうしてここにあるのか。なぜ？ それとも自然の産物なのか？ インディアン・ヘッドは多くの謎に包まれています。が、もしこのビデオを見てくだされば、あなたも、私の意見に賛成してくださるものと思います。もちろんインディアン・ヘッドは、エイリアンが描いたものです。杖の部分を見てくだされば、わかっていただけます。杖は、明らかに山肌を削って描かれたものです。ですから、正しくは、「インディアン・ボディ」と言うべきではないでしょうか。杖をしっかりと握る左手も描かれています。見れば見るほど不思議な絵ですが、この１枚の絵だけでも、エイリアンの存在を証明できます。なぜなら、人間に、この絵を描くのは不可能だからです。少なくとも、古代の昔においては、です。またインディアンといっても、アメリカインディアンではありません。このインディアンヘッドは、サーペンと・マウンド、さらにはテオティワカン、カラクウムルと密接に結びついています。これらのビデオの中で、それを詳しく説明します。どうかお楽しみください。
These are based upon Hiroshi Hayashi’s original ideas. Please keep it in your mind that no one is allowed to reproduce its content for any purpose without my permission and my name.
どなたもアイデア、理論の盗用、流用、転用はできません。
引用のときは、かならず「出典：はやし浩司：YOUTUBE動画＃～～～」、クレジットを明記してください。
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We have another history, hidden behind secret, which has been warped since the beginning days of the humans' history.
私たち人間には、人間がまだ知らない、隠されたもうひとつの歴史がある。
lightening above Indianhead aka Chief Rain-in-the-Face peak
lightening above Indianhead aka Chief Rain-in-the-Face peak
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I decided to get out of the house this particular evening and go fly my drone at Indian Head Rock (located about 6 miles east of Binger, OK). Recorded Sunday April 22, 2018.
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An educational animation that tells the in-depth story surrounding the first thanksgiving. Hope you enjoy!
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AUTHOR'S NOTE:
This video is meant to give a non-bias account of the events which unfolded in the years leading up to the First Thanksgiving, and the several years following the feast (roughly 1614-1622). I apologize for any pronunciation errors with Native American names; I have a deep respect for the native peoples of America, but I am ignorant on speaking their languages. I hope I have not offended anyone!
To keep the video below 7 minutes, many details were negated, so everything inside my video is what I consider essential to receiving a well-rounded view and understanding of this very interesting event. For instance, we still don't know what the epidemic of the Great Dying of 1616-1619 was, despite numerous theories. Squanto died in 1622, never admitting any involvement in a plot to overthrow Massasoit. The events that happened after 1622 could fill several more videos!
There is no political agenda behind this video. I am a student of history with and I have tried to give an account of the first Thanksgiving that is as close as we can possibly get to the truth.
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H-4, the US visa that stalls Indian women’s careers
The H-1B visa program brings in high skilled immigrants to the US. But the visa their spouses are offered often comes with a pretty big catch—you can live in the US, but you can't work here.
It's called the H-4, and it primarily goes to Indian women.
This immigration battle that might push H-1B families to self deport.
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India is an irresistible country for travellers from all walks of life. From the incredible food to the ancient ruins to the unique and vibrant culture, India is an unforgettable destination for every kind of traveller. Whether you’re looking for a fast-paced adventure or a laid-back vacation, you’ll find it in India’s Golden Triangle.
The Golden Triangle connects Delhi, the country’s capital; Agra, the regal home of the Taj Mahal; and Jaipur, also known as The Pink City. While the route itself isn’t very long, the sights visitors see will be treasured for a lifetime! After all, they don’t call it Golden for nothing!
Beginning in Delhi, visitors will gape at Mughal-era architecture and history, from ancient forts to incredible monuments to high-tech skyscrapers and shopping centres. Take a ride on a rickshaw, feast on incredible food, and sip chai on a rooftop lounge. The possibilities are as endless as Delhi’s history!
Next, venture to Agra, the storied city home to India’s powerful nobility. One of the most famous buildings in the world, the Taj Mahal, can be found here, welcoming millions of visitors a year. Depending on the time of day you visit, you may discover it tinged pink with the rising sun, or beautiful gold under the moon. You can also stop at other incredible sites leftover from the Mughal empire, such as the Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri.
Finally, end your trip to the Golden Triangle with a visit to Jaipur, or “The Pink City.” Here, you’ll find incredible buildings built with pink sandstone, giving the city an ethereal quality you won’t soon forget. Take a stroll through one of the many traditional shops, and find the perfect antique or handmade souvenir to bring home with you.
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