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But the authors say that while the circle formation may

May 9, 2017 by Elizabeth Duran

But the authors say that while the circle formation may have been caused by a change in atmospheric pressure—some scientists have suggested that the formation of the circles may have been caused by a change in temperature—the phenomenon may have occurred because of a change in pressure, or due to an interaction between the earth's atmosphere and the water vapor of the skies. And that may explain why the circles seem to have sprung from a single location—probably in the area of the Namibian grasslands. But the current study, for now, focuses exclusively on the nature of the insects to determine which of the three theories holds true.

This article appears on www.naturalnews.com/news/aridland/namibia/102323.A year ago, I was reading about the recent story of the CIA's "war on whistleblowers" and how the agency's "unmasking" of American citizens has led to over 9,600 arrests. I was very sad about this because my thoughts were clear: the CIA's job is to infiltrate the private sector.

The story was told about by the CIA's top whistleblower, Jack Ruby. In the aftermath of the 9-11 attacks, Ruby and the team of people he worked with were forced to flee the country and face retaliation from the country's highest official (including the head of the CIA), the Director.

This was a tough break for a lot of people, but it gave me hope. Now, many people, including me, were wondering why they would continue to go to the trouble of infiltrating the CIA on a regular basis. It is a hard, sometimes expensive job that often does not give a man a chance to do well under harsh conditions.

The idea that the CIA would do this is ridiculous, but it has been done. It is a matter of political will and the law and that is what this country stands for.

The US government has been trying to hide this story for so long. It has been using the pretext of "national security" to hide the truth of what the US government does for the national interest.