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Baba Vanga claimed aliens secretly live underwater

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The blind Bulgarian mystic who supposedly predicted 9/11 had a lot of opinions about fish. Baba Vanga claimed that an alien race known as the 'Vamfim' regularly visit Earth and actually hail from the third planet of their solar system. Even better, she stated that they are currently living comfortably at the bottom of our oceans. So next time you go to the beach, remember you're swimming in alien real estate.

Baba Vanga claimed aliens secretly live underwater
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