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Well, hello there.

Welcome into another edition of UAP's Greatest Hits.

Stephen Dean are back with you here for this episode that originally aired on May 12th,

2023.

And I've had this one in my back pocket for a while now.

Well, I guess, you know, at least for a year.

But I always feel like, okay, let me write this one down.

And when I feel like the time is right, when it makes

sense, I'll put it back out as a greatest hits edition. And that's exactly what we're doing here today for the Mosul Orb cover-up. I put this out as episode 68, about a year and a half. Well, my gosh, almost two years ago, I didn't realize how late in the year it was already here in April. so almost two years ago for the Mosul Orb cover up.

And if you're not familiar with the story or... my gosh, almost two years ago. I didn't realize how late in the year it was already here in April. So almost two years ago for the Mosul Orb cover up.

And if you're not familiar with the story or if you completely forgot about it,

well, those are a couple of reasons why I like to put out these greatest hits episodes

to bring back up some of these subjects that are still very relevant,

but we may have just forgotten about them because so many other

things have happened just in the past couple of years. And it also relates to something

that just happened within the past week, a few days, week where Jeremy Corbell puts out a new

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