SIRU Papers - Ep. 5/25/22
from SIRU Papers Hosted by The Misfit Toys
Are there secret repositories of ancient documents and knowledge that hold information only privy to the elite? Is the truth of our existence under lock and key or is the truth something more nuanced and dangerous to those in power? Might the answer to this question empower the common man in ways we cannot yet fathom?
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