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One of the most important days to be recognized in human history. Martin Luther King Jr. was the reason America was able to grow as fast as it has. Here are a few Americans who were able to change history because of his vision: Otis Boykin - Throughout his life, he patented 26 devices, including the electronic resistors used in guided missiles, pacemakers, and IBM computers. He held patents for an electronic air filter and a locking mechanism for cash registers. Boykin’s numerous innovations continue to shape and advance fields ranging from aerospace to healthcare and technology. George Carruthers - George Carruthers invented the far ultraviolet camera and spectrograph that accompanied the Apollo 16 mission to the moon. Carruthers’ invention has since led to new theories about the birth of stars and has influenced global efforts to control air pollution. John King - A professional in the aerospace and safety industries, he also invented an alarm system in 1999; it was not just any other alarm system for home uses but a NASA-approved one. The ability and opportunity to think together with brilliant minds that were once ignored, gave America the opportunity to grow. MLK Jr has given us the opportunity to experience love. To break bread with one another in peace and understanding. MLK Jr should be the symbol that everyone around the world sees to recognize there is stability in inclusion. There is growth with inclusion. Happy Martin Luther King’s Day everyone. Remember why it matters! #martinlutherkingjr #mlk #steamlogistics #inclusion

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Sneak peak into my favourite era of history! Did you know that thrones have held significant symbolic meaning in various cultures and societies throughout history? They have represented the authority and might of the ruling dynasty, the importance of the individual occupying the throne, and the wealth and power of the dynasty. Thrones have evolved significantly over time. The earliest known thrones were made of wood and were simple in design, while modern thrones are made of alternative materials such as plastic or acrylic. The British royal family's throne room at Buckingham Palace features a modern throne made of gold with a red velvet seat. The evolution of thrones has been a fascinating journey from ancient times to the modern era. The materials used to create thrones have changed significantly, and their designs have become more elaborate over time. Thrones will continue to be a significant symbol of power and authority, and it will be interesting to see how they evolve in the future. #history #symbolism #thrones

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Jesse Michels has released a insightful podcast/documentary of Thomas Townsend Brown's role in the classified world of antigravity research, and that major breakthroughs had been secretly achieved with electrogravitics/Biefeld-Brown Effect. Agree with Michels that Bob Lazar was part of a CIA psyop run by John Lear to deflect from the real antigravity research happening elsewhere. Michels points out that Brown learned of Nazi breakthroughs in antigravity research when he was part of a Navy espionage operation. That's an important clue as to what was really being built by the Nazis and its potential. Unfortunately, in terms of understanding the principles of UFO propulsion, Michels misses the importance of the Torsion field physics research conducted by W.O. Schumann going back to the 1920s in Munich that was linked to the legendary Vril spacecraft built in the early 1930s that was coopted by the Nazis. Also, Michels appears to be unaware of William Tompkins involvement in the Navy Espionage program run out of Naval Air Station San Diego to learn of the Nazi antigravity secrets, which Brown's covert mission appears to have been part of. Finally, in coming to a clear conclusion over what kind of UFOs are being built in the US, Michels needs to consider an important question. Why did the US Navy ask Douglas Aviation Company engineers such as Dr Wolfgang Klemperer (designer of the flying aircraft carriers USS Akron & Macon) to come up with designs of miles-long space carriers using exotic antigravity propulsion systems in the 1950s? Tompkins also worked under Klemperer from 195O to 1963 at Douglas' Advanced Design think tank, and exposed the antigravity research at Douglas on behalf of the Navy. TTB is a step in the right direction, but Tompkins is a better guide to what kind of UFOs have been secretly built in the USA.https://https://lnkd.in/ebF6vqrp

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