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Sky Diving in your Scuba gear? Maybe not the best idea!
Now everybody, how powerful do you believe the Governments of the world really are? Do you think it would be possible for them to cover up some of the biggest events in the world? Of course they can, which is why over the past years why does everybody think that the story of the Scuba Diver found in a tree is a hoax?
A lot of people won't know about this story, so for those that don't here are the basics. There have been several occasions where this story has arisen but the most commonly known one is this. Somewhere in the east of Canada there was a forest fire. Once the flames had been doused, and the fire burnt out, people could see the burnt remains of a Scuba Diver, hanging from the top of a tree. Now bear with me here. It was at first completely baffling as to why a man in full scuba gear, wet suit and oxygen tanks was found in the middle of a forest fire in a tree. When it was established he didn’t die of burns but instead of internal injuries, enquiries were made.
So the local forces took it upon themselves to find out how this happened. The odds of what they discovered were minuscule. Minding his own business, the scuba diver was diving off the coast of Canada, 20km away from the forest fire. What had happened is one of the helicopters that scoops water into their massive 10,000 gallons scoops had engulfed the unfortunate diver as well. Unbelievably he was then dropped out of the sky with the water into the fire and hit one of the trees.
This story has come up several times, yet nothing has ever come of it, surely the government would like to cover this up to avoid huge embarrassment and possibly massive spending fees to fix this scoop system?
Next time you think about diving holidays, maybe you should consider combining them with Caribbean holidays.
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