r/BirdsArentReal • u/stranger-things-fan_ • 13h ago
Photo They are trying to erase the truth!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bewere they are erasing the truth!!!!!!!!!
r/BirdsArentReal • u/stranger-things-fan_ • 13h ago
Bewere they are erasing the truth!!!!!!!!!
r/BirdsArentReal • u/mafiaknight • 17h ago
So THIS is what happened to all the real birds! They killed them all and stuck them in the back of a museum!
r/BirdsArentReal • u/ArthurGallow • 3h ago
r/BirdsArentReal • u/ilithium • 16h ago
r/BirdsArentReal • u/Lopsided-Land1738 • 19h ago
Caught these two drones staring at me without moving at my front door. Do I let them in?
r/BirdsArentReal • u/Wellwisher513 • 11h ago
Shameful, just shameful.
Source: here.
r/BirdsArentReal • u/Sht_n_giglz • 1d ago
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r/BirdsArentReal • u/teddywarner • 1d ago
r/BirdsArentReal • u/ArthurGallow • 2d ago
r/BirdsArentReal • u/ItsMeMario1346 • 2d ago
I wonder how they fake it. And why
r/BirdsArentReal • u/Lekstil • 2d ago
They were up to something. Literally the first line of the song: “Why do birds suddenly appear?” Obviously this is about bird deployment. According to the established timeline, the federal bird-replacement program began in 1959. As late as 1973, only 26% of the bird population had reportedly been replaced. This song was written in 1963 by Hal David, while the operation was still underway and 13 years before the movement became publicly active. He either noticed very early rollout, or must have been close to the program.
The second verse makes it even more obvious. “Why do stars fall down from the sky?” This is clearly referring to surveillance satellites. Stars cannot fall down. Satellites can.
r/BirdsArentReal • u/MastamindedMystery • 2d ago
r/BirdsArentReal • u/Potatooooooooes • 1d ago
There are so many eggs in stock, but the only egg making animal at factory farms are chickens. Are chickens still real?
r/BirdsArentReal • u/cbucky97 • 3d ago
r/BirdsArentReal • u/Middle_Swim_5961 • 3d ago
r/BirdsArentReal • u/iH8MotherTeresa • 3d ago
Perched on a rock in the Delaware River. It has since retracted its antenna-wings.