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Porq No hablan del Ruido permanente en el Cielo... ya va para un mes largo que se escucha todos los días a todas horas ...El Ruido de la mañana lo minimiza un Poco..Pero hay momentos que es muy fuerte es como un trueno constante ..

2026-11-03 21:36:15

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Marcel Achury :

sistema jhar estados unidos mostrandonos miedo

2026-11-03 18:04:13

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chismoseiro :

se llama trinoluminiscencia y en cali tambien se vio

2026-11-03 18:05:30

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Diana Giraldo :

señales la venida de Dios está cerca

2026-11-03 22:32:17

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mía❤️ matti 🧸 :

cada vez me convenzo más que todo lo que está sucediendo es manipulado por el hombre, a la madrugada he escuchado como si encima de la casa algo estuviera suspendido y un sonido como de flautilla en nota de Do 🤔🤔🤔🤔

2026-11-04 01:55:20

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locamonita1033123117492929heme :

entonces en el eje cafetero nadie duerme jajaja

2026-11-03 19:42:06

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Jennifer Sánchez :

yo soñé algo parecido anoche 😳

2026-11-03 18:50:55

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may😎 :

eso es verdad antes de temblor hubieron unas luces en el cielo de cali

2026-11-03 19:11:14

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luz Vazquez :

si controlan el clima que cosas más no aran uno ciente que está viviendo en un mundo de mentiras

2026-11-03 18:00:38

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Mile🥰 :

yo no sé pero todo el día de hoy 3 de noviembre se ha sentido raro

2026-11-04 00:07:46

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MrMorenoMusik :

Que país ?

2026-11-04 04:06:57

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herlindacardona27 :

Y es que había gente levantada a las 03 de la madrugada?

2026-11-04 03:47:36

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margothsalazar280 :

Cuando vean esas luces salgan de las casas esa es la señal

2026-11-03 20:54:34

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AlbaVivianaSanche :

El hombre jugando hacer Dios... Pero el que destruye la tierra será destruido... Terrible lo que hace las ancias de poder 🤨🤑

2026-11-04 00:57:10

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Javier carrillo :

por q Dios solo hay uno y es rey de reyes y señor de señores quien como el ninguno y el tiene el poder gloria a tí señor

2026-11-04 01:38:06

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user6328137296941 :

ÉL SEÑOR JESUCRISTO ESTA A LAS PUERTAS

2026-11-03 19:52:40

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alejandrotriana102 :

las redes hablan mucho para asustar a la gente

2026-11-03 18:09:40

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🎭M.a.m.s🥰 :

despierta colombia 🇪🇨

2026-11-03 20:44:50

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jc :

eso es por el frote de rocas a mediana profunda por la fuerza de Miles de toneladas noooo es provocado por el hombre de ninguna manera

2026-11-03 18:02:16

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sandris :

Esta mañana cuando tembló escuché un fuerte ruido que vino de la tierra😩sentí el mismo temor del 10 de agosto,jamás había escuchado como la tierra suena cuando tiembla,sonó como cuando rocas inmensas bajan por pendientes,y desde ahí mi reloj de sala no funciona pues se paró a las 6/37 tengo miedo😩

2026-11-04 01:11:58

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🖤❤️‍🩹 :

esta foto fue tomada hace un año aproximadamente. creo que es Finlandia Armenia Quindío estaba de paseo la tome y después de unos días revisando observé esos puntos en el cielo. alguien sabe que será?

2026-11-04 03:06:50

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Geronimo Rojas :

son los angeles bajando estamos en guerra espiritual y la gente no las creen 💯 real

2026-11-04 03:23:15

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Janet Soto :

Q esta pasando?

2026-11-04 01:21:07

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m@velyn :

Algo extraño paso aquí en Puerto Asís Putumayo. Una tarde muy soleada ni una nube y escuchamos un fuerte trueno. El ruido se extendió por casi toda la ciudad y ni una gota de agua cayó.

2026-11-03 23:34:15

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Patricia Vanegas :

Dios ven ya

2026-11-04 02:28:47

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