#ugha — Public Fediverse posts

It gets worse: According #Brugger's record of #Tatunca's story 2,000 Nazi soldiers made it to Brazil in WWII, teaming up with the #Ugha.

Their (of course white) descendants still living in the underground cities to this day, being the rightful heirs to all that ancient super technology etc. pp.

It gets worse: According #Brugger's record of #Tatunca's story 2,000 Nazi soldiers made it to Brazil in WWII, teaming up with the #Ugha.

Their (of course white) descendants still living in the underground cities to this day, being the rightful heirs to all that ancient super technology etc. pp.

It gets worse: According #Brugger's record of #Tatunca's story 2,000 Nazi soldiers made it to Brazil in WWII, teaming up with the #Ugha.

Their (of course white) descendants still living in the underground cities to this day, being the rightful heirs to all that ancient super technology etc. pp.

It gets worse: According #Brugger's record of #Tatunca's story 2,000 Nazi soldiers made it to Brazil in WWII, teaming up with the #Ugha.

Their (of course white) descendants still living in the underground cities to this day, being the rightful heirs to all that ancient super technology etc. pp.

It gets worse: According #Brugger's record of #Tatunca's story 2,000 Nazi soldiers made it to Brazil in WWII, teaming up with the #Ugha.

Their (of course white) descendants still living in the underground cities to this day, being the rightful heirs to all that ancient super technology etc. pp.

Love it or hate it, but did you know there’s a real story behind the plot of #IndianaJones and the #KingdomOfTheCrystalSkull about the "lost city" of #Akator and the #Ugha tribe - and that it is no less movie material?