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A hole in the castling

from Moon Striker (2014) by Jaime J.Márquez

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Un guiño directo a la portada de "Pool 51" pero en este caso hace referencia a los "huecos" legales y poco claros sobre el hallazgo y ocultación de vida y objetos de caracter exraterrestre encontrados en el planeta Tierra. El título se traduce como "Un agujero en el enroque", haciendo referencia a la famosa tactica en el juego de ajedrez para defender al rey.

En este caso el rey son dichos hallazgos, y el agujero, las grietas por las que se han ido filtrando los hayazgos cara al publico. Se sabía que existía, pero el gobierno de EE.UU. nunca lo había reconocido. Ahora, a través de un informe desclasificado de la CIA, lo acaba por fin de reconocer: Área 51 existe. El informe desclasificado, de 407 páginas se llama "Secret History of the U-2".

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Direct reference on the work art to the one of my song "Pool 51" also fron "Moon Striker", but in this case it refers to the legal and unclear "gaps" about the discovery and concealment of extraterrestrial life and objects found on Planet Earth. The title is referring to the famous tactics in the game of chess to defend the king.

In this case the king are the findings, and the hole are the cracks that have been filtered to the whole world . They knew it existed, but the U.S. government had never recongnize it. Now, through a declassified CIA report, they finally recognize: Area 51 exists. The declassified report of 407 pages called "Secret History of the U-2." talks about this.

And this song is about all this stuff.

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from Moon Striker (2014), released November 1, 2014

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