Latest / Ryder Lee / Lost History, Star Forts, Ancient Power Source | David DuByne & Autodidactic

Transcript

Lost History, Star Forts, Ancient Power Source | David DuByne & Autodidactic · Ryder Lee

0:23
Welcome back to Raised by Giants Live Discussion. Welcome everyone in the chick.
0:27
Get to see you guys out there and any moderators or channel members. We
0:31
have an amazing, never before done show today, which is always great when
0:36
you get to see or hear something for the first time. A dynamic duo
0:39
of David Dubaian from Adapt twenty thirty channel and Campbell from the Autodidacti Channel.
0:44
We're going to be covering a lot of things here today, lost history,
0:48
Starfars, ancient power, sources, Nikola Tesla and I've really been looking forward
0:53
to it. But before we get this show, start at super chatsy and
0:56
superstickers are available and we'll be read out live during the show. If you
0:59
have any questions that you would like addressed, that's the best way to get
1:03
them answers and then those super chats. PayPal and buy me a coffee links
1:07
are also in the description and are a great way to help support the show
1:11
and my work, and also write Arranger Channel memberships are available and is really
1:15
the best way to help support the show monthly for less than a cup of
1:18
coffee. And if you become a writer arranger channel member, you get access
1:23
to bonus episodes. Become a Writer Ranger channel member today and help support the
1:26
show monthly and check the community tent page of the channel to get access to
1:30
those episodes. So with that down, we have returning guests. The creator
1:36
of a Dot twenty thirty channel on YouTube a warm welcome back to the show.
1:41
David Dubain. How's it going, my friend? Yeah? Great,
1:45
We're going to have this type of discussion with another who's an expert in the
1:49
field, because it's all about traveling out to these places and discovering new areas,
1:55
new areas of study, new actual relics or new I guess ancient stone
2:05
foundations, megalists that aren't on or haven't been cataloged. And this is why
2:09
I'm so glad that we're here today to talk about a couple of new things
2:13
that were found in Istria. Absolutely, and the last time you were on,
2:20
we said nothing would happen with the twenty twenty four solar eclipse, and
2:23
look, nothing happened. David. We're still here. We made it through,
2:29
and we were probably the only ones in the community that we're saying that
2:34
nothing was going to happen. So how do you feel about that, Dave
2:38
Well, I will say that was just one single event, but the general
2:42
trend of things, you can see that we're in a reset. And that's
2:44
what we wanted to talk about today, the historical timeline of these resets.
2:49
But with a single event along a timeline that you know, fear that they
2:53
were trying to push in on a single dot along a general trend is something
2:57
very different now, the general trend we really need to get prepared for.
3:01
This change is real, It's happened before, and we're just at it again.
3:06
We've already entered the beginning phase of it. No no longer waiting for
3:09
it to happen. We are actually in the substantial change period right now.
3:15
That includes economy, food production, civilization, and that rolls right back in
3:20
all of our conversations today Campbell as well, about what is our ancient past
3:24
or more recent past. It's been reset. That's not allowed for us to
3:28
know this history. It just keeps coming and going, coming, going.
3:30
It's a cycle. It it's a reset, it restabilizes, it's prosperity again.
3:35
We hit the peak period and then we decline and then you know,
3:38
it's just over and over and over again. And how much knowledge is hidden
3:40
during every single one of these resets, but for sure, the trend is
3:45
clear. We are definitely changing our civilization as we move forward really quickly.
3:51
Before I bring auto on, something did happen recently, and it seems as
3:55
though you were right that people will start to see strange things in the sky.
4:02
We had the northern lights in the south, in the freaking South,
4:08
Dave, which is super interesting, and I think that that counts as seen
4:12
something strange in the sky that people don't normally see so far south that you've
4:16
been talking about for many years. That things are going to start happening and
4:20
people will start to see strange things in the sky. And I don't think
4:25
that the northern lights were what you were referring to as like plasma lights and
4:30
other phenomenon, but I just wanted to let you know that you were technically
4:35
right on that. Yeah, with the magnetic field shift, you're going to
4:41
see more of these auroras in further south locations. That's just a given with
4:45
the magnetic field shift. But the thing I was referring to were ground the
4:48
sky lightning, blue halos and let's say, red sprites that will hold state
4:54
for a much much longer period of time where people can actually see them or
4:57
photograph them with regular cameras versus high speed film. The size of the hailstones
5:02
as of sea across the planet was and is increasing in size. Also,
5:06
just storms that pop out of nowhere that break our infrastructure. These are the
5:11
types of things I was referring to. And these comets that we're seeing are
5:15
meteorites or meteors, just gigantic fireballs, and we're gonna witness more and more
5:19
and more of these, especially as the Earth spins around, comes through that
5:24
magnetic field coupling of the gas giants, then swings around in April of next
5:27
year, and we're the only thing in front of the Sun. Every other
5:30
planetary body is behind us in sort of a spearheaded fashion where if you just
5:34
want to work with gravity alone, forget the electromagnetism. If something pulls like
5:39
a magnet, everything's going to get pulled into the face of our Earth.
5:43
So this is the beginning of it. We're heading into a little bit more
5:46
of that debris trail and shall increase as we move forward over these next you
5:50
know, nine ten months, and we're starting to see it. I mean,
5:54
you can't tell me that all these giant fireballs just in the last week
5:58
across the world all green by the way, simultaneously and nobody's putting that together.
6:03
So these are the one of signs that in the skies and things that
6:05
you're going to look for. Yeah, I think that they claimed that it
6:10
was the solar storm that pushed the northern lights further south. Now we'll just
6:15
have to wait and see if you were right about twenty thirty and only time
6:18
we'll tell that one. But also we have with us today returning guest Campbell
6:25
from the Autodidactic Channel. Campbell, how's it going, my friend? Thanks
6:30
for being here, Hella good, I'm doing well. Yeah, thanks for
6:34
having me back, no problem, really looking forward to the conversation. And
6:39
I'm pretty sure you just missed David at the Paul Minova Star for you just
6:45
yeah, a few weeks after David was there just a few wakes was yeah,
6:49
yeah, we dropped in there and we survived the apocalypse here as well,
6:55
so that was good. Well, didn't know for us, did you
6:59
hear that was a Simpson prediction that it was forty diys? There was something
7:01
from the Simpsons and so forty diyes after the Equlipse was the apocalypse apparently,
7:08
and we're just happened to be standing up on the top of the some pyramid
7:12
on that day, so that was nice, but we didn't ascend unfortunately,
7:15
ah Man. I was looking forward to that fifth dimension we would get there.
7:24
What do we know about these star wards? And this is just an
7:28
open discussion. You guys can ask each other questions. We're just kind of
7:31
free forming here. What do we know about these star wars? What were
7:35
they used for? And well, I guess let's start with what they're officially
7:41
used for. For my understanding, they were used by the military. Am
7:46
I correct in saying that? Yes, yeah, yeah, they're all pretty
7:53
much all thoughts today or star forts of course by the nightmar star Fort.
7:58
They're all at least built for military, if not still a lot of them
8:03
are still military bases. But I don't believe they've got anything at all to
8:07
do with the military or war or anything like that. I think that they've
8:13
been reused, reclaimed, discovered. You were in Venice, Did you go
8:22
to me yesterday and check out the star for it? That was just over
8:24
the bridge there. I didn't get a chance. It's been such a whirlwind
8:30
trip. But I did have a look on the Google Earth, sat it
8:33
and saw, you know, it's a nice big star there's And the thing
8:37
that's the thing with stars, they're everywhere. The story is, you know,
8:43
they call them Bastian forts. Basically it says that a band of Mary's
8:48
star for builders went out in the fifteen hundreds and built them for a couple
8:52
of hundred years, and that's the story. But then we get the same
8:58
structures pretty much in the Americas, and they're all suddenly built by Americans for
9:03
the Civil War. But they clearly the same base idea. They're all different
9:09
to each other, but they're the same base, you know, sort of
9:11
idea and structure. Yeah, I say one thing about that uniquely, they
9:16
always have water usually around them, and everyone that I've visited has either been
9:22
stripped or rebuilt. And the portions that are open to the public, if
9:26
they are definitely don't have any remnants of ancientness, if that's a term inside
9:33
them. All of it's been scoured clean. And I don't know if it's
9:35
just our modern world that's doing that, and their awareness is out there.
9:39
It's like in ESCO World Heritage Sites. Once it's a UNESCO stamp on it,
9:43
you know, it's been sanitized. So we start to see the scar
9:46
forards with the same thing that you go there. You know. I went
9:50
to a fair few around Shabenic also in Croatia, and they were all rebuilt
9:54
from the ground up. And there's three of them in one in Shabanic on
9:56
the hilltops, there's three of them, and I thought, oh, right,
9:58
they're gonna be They're all brand they're all rebuilt in the last thirty forty
10:01
years. Yeah, that's something that I found as well traveling around, even
10:07
in Dabrovnik, the castle that like it. We started calling these places like
10:15
history theme parks because they've just all been redone. But we went to Belgrade
10:20
staff for it and that was a weird one. It had been like you
10:22
could see remnants in the ground of something much older, but you could see
10:26
all the walls have been rebuilt, but really badly. It was like could
10:30
stone here and then a few bricks in and then all that. It was
10:33
almost like they'd made it to look like, I don't know, like it
10:39
was built badly. It was the weirdest thing. But and then there'd be
10:43
like a brand new tower standing on a wall somewhere, and it was just
10:46
this jumbled up mess. It was crazy. So yeah, I agree that
10:52
most of these places have basically been rebuilt and turned into tourist attractions by the
10:58
looks of it. You know, one thing I could say is it seems
11:01
though just from my there's always one little sliver in some corners somewhere where they
11:07
left the original part of it. So those like you and myself who are
11:09
seeking this out find like a nugget a remnant that it seems to be left
11:16
over. Because when you're in Hungary, we went up to the Slovenian border
11:18
and there were seven star forks in this one town. Again, they were
11:22
all rebuilt, and there was one little nugget of a wall that you could
11:26
see might have been or I thought was the original part, but everything else
11:30
was scoured. So if your eyes are out there with the microscope, you're
11:33
going to find maybe one original bit that they left on purpose, but the
11:35
rest of it. You know, for those of you out there that think
11:39
I'm gonna hit every starfard, I'm going to find the answers, well,
11:41
history has already beat you too. They don't want you to find the answers
11:45
at least powers to be Yeah, yeah, i'd have to agree. Unfortunately,
11:50
be the ones that I've seen recently, it's it's a shine. But
11:54
yeah, I mean, like you said, there are remnants like in Belgrade,
11:58
you could say the original world for that, you know, a little
12:01
bits and pieces popping up. Oh gosh, my phone? Was that the
12:07
ice cream truck or your phone? That was my alarm? But yeah,
12:13
they've definitely been sanitized. I mean, and I mean the question I guess
12:16
is why, right? They don't want us to know what they were,
12:18
So I mean that's a pretty good indication that they're not what they tell us
12:22
they are, which is you know, military thoughts. I mean, an
12:26
interesting, you know, observation is that a lot of them are called batteries.
12:31
That's an interesting thing to call it a big stone construction, isn't it.
12:37
Yeah. When I was in Pulmanova, I took a ruler with me
12:39
and I was really there going to do research. So I was measuring the
12:43
bricks and the different types of bricks. There's yellow bricks and red bricks,
12:46
and the layering of it with the thirty foot tall walls around the four miles
12:50
around it. You would need billions of bricks to do this, and it
12:52
was a double layer of brick also, So they gave you this history of
12:56
in the fifteen nineties, this was a completely flat plan. And then they
13:00
said, wow, what a great part, you know, and it was
13:01
supposed to be part of the Venice or the Venetian Army. They set up
13:05
building a four mile perimeter city thirty feet tall with substrate on the bottom of
13:11
it. Filled it all in to you know, be a flat surface up
13:15
there at thirty feet above the ground, using one point two billion bricks.
13:18
But you can't even find a broken wagon wheel anywhere from that time. And
13:22
I was asking some questions, like where all your bricks come from, Like,
13:26
oh, they came down there, you know, somewhere to the south
13:28
coast. They're brought up from near Rome or whatever. Where all the broken
13:31
stuff, the wagons and everything. And the most interesting thing was they said
13:35
that approximately sixteen twenty sixteen twenty five, you know, it took in thirty
13:41
years to build this star fort that he and I had gone to that Campbell
13:43
had I did different times, different journeys. We didn't travel together, but
13:48
that whole thing thirty years of construction, and nobody wanted to live there after
13:52
that. The story goes that they had to pay people in Venice to come
13:56
up and live in the city. And I'm like, wait a minute,
13:58
You've got thirty years of wholesale, thirty years of restaurant tours, thirty years
14:01
of hotel years, thirty years of laundry, thirty years of X y Z
14:05
at that time, horses or feed lots or whatever it would be. And
14:09
suddenly everybody just left and then they had to pay people to go live there
14:13
again. Made no sense to me. So just that alone on the Polmanova
14:18
Star, for just the history of it, the amount of bricks billion one
14:22
point two billion bricks based on just rough calculations on a napkin, Where does
14:26
that leave us? That just makes no sense with that logistics available at that
14:31
time. Yeah, totally a great old staff. For It's like the one
14:37
I started with was Jefferson in the coast in the water off the Florida Cays,
14:43
and they say that's the biggest red brick building. Well in the Americas,
14:50
I haven't sold one article, say, of the Northern Hemisphere, and
14:52
that's only six They say that sixteen million bricks. But that's just like the
14:58
Citadel, you know, the inside red actual red brick building. And I
15:03
mean that's the question all these bricks. I mean, the thing that gets
15:05
me about the bricks, apart from the massive number, is they've all been
15:11
laid in a bit of mortar, Like, how is that even possible?
15:16
It's what are your quotes on that, David, because I don't even think
15:22
it's it could be done by human hands, just for the sheer amount and
15:26
the timeframes were given. Yeah, just the amount of bricks. I mean,
15:31
let's use an even five hundred million, which is less than half of
15:35
what was used to do the walls at Paulmanova, just on the outer defensive
15:39
walls. How long would that take to do that? If a human?
15:43
How many humans would it take? And then you start to get into the
15:46
map, like how many humans would it take an average bricklayer, like an
15:48
average person you would pay at a construction site today. How many bricks could
15:52
they lay in a single day? And they're talking about how many thousand cubic
15:56
yards of mortar would be have to be made mixed, And then how does
16:00
that play into everything? Where it was the bricks were not all uniform.
16:04
I'll say one thing. I was into this measuring bricks thing while I was
16:07
there, so having my ruler, they probably thought I was a mad man
16:10
out There's guys were measuring all the bricks all over the place, but none
16:15
of them were. They were pretty uniform. Now could have been because of
16:18
time and some erosion, but generally they weren't exactly the same. The yellows
16:22
were variable, the reds were more uniform. But that thickness of the mortar
16:27
definitely was not uniform in any way, shape or form. The thickness of
16:33
it. Sometimes it would be you know, a good inch inch and a
16:34
half thick. Other times it was only you know, quarter inch thick.
16:38
It was like they tried to stack them to make them in the even line
16:41
by the variants of the bricks, by using more mortar along those faces of
16:45
whatever the the arrow defensive positions would have been that are sticking off the city.
16:51
But I was trying to do the same thing you're getting at is how
16:53
long would it take to build so thirty years? How many people do you
16:59
need just to put the bricks down? And then we have wet season?
17:03
Also, like how could those wagon wheels transit through all that mud at the
17:08
time. I mean, there's a lot of variables here that don't work in
17:12
the historical fact. And when you ask about it, and then all the
17:15
tunnels, did you I don't know if you went to any of the tunnels
17:17
that were open there. That thing was a honeycomb of tunnels. So not
17:22
only are we talking about just building straight brick faces, now you're talking about,
17:26
you know, fifty or one hundred miles of tunnels that were built all
17:30
along inside here, from the inner ring to the outer ring into the third
17:33
ring out tunnels connecting, and then tunnels in between that can run around.
17:37
And then how much brick does that take to put a tunnel system in there?
17:41
Of hundreds of miles of tunnels, most of them are blocked off obviously
17:45
they don't want you to get lost under there. But I'm fascinated by this
17:48
place now that I've gone. It's really beyond human It's beyond human engineering at
17:53
the time that it was done. That's really what I can say definitively.
17:59
I mean, and logistics of having that many workers. You can only have
18:02
so many people laying bricks, right, It's not like you can put twenty
18:06
people in and it goes faster. And the tunnels. There's tunnels under all
18:11
the star thoughts as far as I can see, Like we went through them
18:15
at Novasad starf for and it'd be sad, And that was the same thing.
18:19
It was just tunnels and tunnels and tunnels and silly stories about you know,
18:26
fighters down there in these holes that they were shooting the enemy through that
18:30
you know, you couldn't see even see a square meter of you out the
18:33
hole. It was crazy. But I mean it's interesting because and the water,
18:37
right, because that's also you know, I'm at Bosnia obviously, and
18:41
that's what they're excavating at the moment is tunnels under the pyramid. And there's
18:48
water down there as well. There's water under all pyramids. So I think
18:51
all these things are you know, either linked up or there's similar devices from
18:56
different civilizations. But I think that the answer is more that they've got a
19:00
lot more to do with power than you know, defense for military operations.
19:10
Yeah, did you happen to go to Zagreb and go to Nicola Tesla Laboratory
19:12
down in downtown Zagareb? Do you know that I missed it again? It's
19:22
been here about five weeks and I've been everywhere, but not long enough anyway,
19:26
so I'll be back to check everything out. But no, I had
19:30
some friends went and they said it was amazing. You had a massive,
19:33
massive coil in there, and yeah, working models with magnetic motors, as
19:37
we understand, using the ertht magnetic field to power discs that are rotating oppositionally
19:42
to each other with copper plating in there to generate a charge. Right now,
19:48
it wasn't just one. There were at least a dozen in there.
19:51
I'm going to say sixteen, plus the Faraday cages, plus all the different
19:55
motors. Some of them were vertical, some of them were horizontal, And
19:57
that was in work that was d everybody's plain sight to see, and I
20:02
even me now. Still there's a coordinated effort to suppress any of that technology
20:07
from coming out to working standard that can be then mass manufactured and put out
20:11
into homes. That's all I can really say about that. But the technology
20:15
absolutely one thousand percent exists. Now couple that with the star Fords and these
20:19
different resonances off coastlines, and then you know what if it was one star
20:25
Ford for one hundred square mile area of resonance within within a field. Then
20:30
you start to see the dispersion of them and sort of the geometric shapes along
20:33
coastlines and where they're placed, and who knows, maybe the magnetic field is
20:37
a little different then on the Earth, where some sort of lay lines were
20:41
more electrified and it could carry current down that and then take it off into
20:45
different directions as well. Just conjecturing, yeah, I think it's a full
20:51
system. Michelle Gibson. I was traveling with her for the last couple of
20:55
weeks and she talks a lot about the Earth grade and she includes is like
21:00
train train tracks, which I found really interesting because there's train tracks everywhere that
21:04
literally connect all of these ancient sites. You know, a lot of staff
21:10
boughts included. And when you think about the old types of trains, like
21:14
a big metal you know, train on metal tracks, you know, were
21:18
they carrying some kind of charge? Were they some like artificial lay lines almost
21:23
right carrying charge back to batteries. I'm not sure, but it looks like
21:29
everything. You know, the canals, the water is definitely in there,
21:32
and of course water, you know, travels by current just psycho electricity,
21:37
and I think there was definitely a worldwide grid and all these things were connected
21:41
in some way, and that's that's sort of what the last fall was,
21:45
I think, is all that free energy and that tech got cut, you
21:49
know, the grid got cut, and now it's not working and and that's
21:53
why we're paying for our power, right, interesting word power. And I
22:00
was wondering if the grid was disturbed enough where it didn't work any longer,
22:06
and instead of repairing it and allowing us to enjoy that same you know,
22:10
freedom of quality of life, where if you wouldn't have to pay for almost
22:12
anything, then you could be free to explore what your passions are. Whole
22:17
different world at that point, but they chose to take it down this path
22:21
of never ending global war and destruction, to destroy all that. So it's
22:25
outside of or if there's a little remnant left, oh can be explained away.
22:29
I think there was definitely a division point where at one point we could
22:33
have repaired that and gone back to that old way, that old world.
22:34
But whatever energy, as you talk power, took a hold of our world
22:40
at that point, or was allowed in at that point. You know,
22:42
you look at say and I'm wondering if some of the same things didn't go
22:45
on hundreds of years ago where somehow something was broad here, that was power
22:49
that would allowed to inhabit this area of the world, of the of the
22:55
solar system here that was not prior here, that grab power. It took
22:59
us down this very destructive road to then destroy all of that infrastructure and technology
23:06
and bring us back onto a completely metered system for life, including you know,
23:10
like you said in the beginning, supermarkets, superprockets. Yes, yeah,
23:15
I would agree with that, right. They stole the power and put
23:17
themselves in power, all right. Well, Rome, Rome basically ruled the
23:23
world until around the Medievo Area era, or what's known as the Dark Ages,
23:30
from around four seventy six ED, which the Middle Ages lasted around one
23:36
thousand years and ended around fourteen fifty. Right, and that's not that long
23:41
ago. Okay, if you did the math, what would that be like
23:45
five five hundred and seventy four years ago? We were in the Dark Ages,
23:52
which what would that be like eight people ago? You know, eight
23:56
people ago. We were in the Dark Ages right where everyone was running around
24:00
drunk, you know, raping and pillaging people. They were literally drunk twenty
24:06
four to seven, you know, ale and wine on deck all the time
24:10
twenty four to seven, and I really believe during that period was a lot
24:18
of knowledge and a lot of understanding and possibly even technology was lost during that
24:22
period of a thousand years. If you are to believe the official account of
24:30
history that thousand years, there is a really crucial and important thousand years where
24:37
things basically just went to shit. Also they say, I don't believe the
24:45
official story of that, when there's a lot of talk about the thousand missing
24:49
years sort of anatoly for Menko's work and looking at the timelines and we've had
24:56
always calendar changes on top of that, I tend to think that that that's
25:02
been written in. It's part of their story to you know, to send
25:07
us down in our minds basically to tell us where you sees, you know,
25:11
crazy beasts who get drunk all the time and rape and murder, and
25:17
so we need all these wars and armies and forts, and yeah, I
25:22
tend to believe that that was just either the thousand years the Dark Ages didn't
25:26
actually exist, or there was something completely different to what they've told us.
25:32
So I think that this change, you know, that the switch over to
25:36
the world we've got now I'm thinking started around late mid to late seventeen hundred
25:42
something is when something happened, and so to me, everything before that is
25:48
really up for grabs. You know, it's it's history, right, his
25:51
story, because we know the winners write the history. So you know,
25:56
that's the question is how much can we believe any of these stories? And
26:00
that's that's sort of what I do. You know, we go and look
26:02
at you look at history, and it all starts falling apart pretty quickly too.
26:06
Well when you look at like the powerful families of you know, back
26:10
in the day, I mean, how much history wasn't even written down?
26:14
I mean the only people that can actually write were some of the royal family
26:19
people, you know, Like so what about the common everyday folk, Like
26:23
we don't really get anything from their perspective. It's all written from the powerful
26:30
family perspective. And what were they leaving out? What were they not putting
26:34
in? What did they not say? What did they not record? Because
26:37
it basically had the ability to put write whatever they wanted to write. Yeah,
26:44
for sure, I think you have all the book burnings that went on
26:47
as well, So they've destroyed a lot of books and knowledge that that I
26:51
want us to get our hands on. Then we can mention the Vatican and
26:53
what's under there. Apparently, what do you think, Dave, I think,
27:00
just as human ingenuity, that dark ages doesn't make sense. So you
27:04
have a thousand year of no development anywhere on the whole planet, which goes
27:10
against completely everything of human nature in itself. Now you can't tell me with
27:15
a straight face that people are going to live in squalor dirt, filth,
27:19
disease ridden hellhole for a thousand years when they could develop their way out of
27:25
it unanimously across the entire planet. Nothing got developed for all of that time.
27:30
That is impossible, and compressed their energy technologies, if anybody would like
27:34
to look this up. We're developed during the Roman Era. So they understood
27:38
if you put air and water and you compress the air, that the water
27:42
or vice versa, whichever medium you have would push and spin something. Then
27:49
suddenly we get compressed. Their energy technologies again uppear in six about seventeen fifty
27:56
is really when they pop back out of the woodwork again. So you have
27:59
that same exact technology during the Roman Era, and I'll give it to you
28:02
and say bring it up to like five hundred a d well. They understood,
28:06
you know, the compression of air with water could power some device,
28:11
and then suddenly it disappears, and then you know, fifteen hundred years later
28:15
or whatever, it pops back up like what happened during that time. They
28:18
even just the evolution of compressed air energy technology went back. If they had
28:25
the original technology, you should do over a thousand years at least be able
28:29
to replicate the same tech. You're using water and air in a crucible or
28:34
in some sort of vessel or container. How difficult can that be not to
28:40
be able to replicate that. So you in human ingenuity and that just the
28:45
base state of humanity is to try to get itself a little bit better and
28:48
a little more comfortable. That's the problem with the world now. It's so
28:51
comfortable that everybody became so complacent because they don't want to lose the comfort.
28:56
Because the base is to find that place where there's no air animals hunting you,
29:00
there's no warring tribes they are going to come in and kill you.
29:03
There's bountiful food, there's clean water. That's the base we all look for
29:07
as when we find it, I'm staying here. Comfort's good, we're going
29:11
to stay alive. But again, you know the way we have it today,
29:14
that's gotten too comfortable. So nobody will take action because they don't want
29:17
to rock the boat and get their comfort taken away. It'll be snatched from
29:21
them, you know, unruly in the middle of the night, one way.
29:23
But I do want to say one thing about the timeline that you might
29:26
have for that that I can attest to. This. We were in Varona
29:32
in Italy, which is west of not only Paulmanova, but also Venice if
29:36
you go to Varona v Rna, and I started to look at a lot
29:41
of ancient map sites. Now there's a place called Lago des Garda, which
29:45
means Lake Garda, and if you look, there was a star for right
29:48
at the very south edge of that, and in the sixteen fifties maps it
29:55
shows that it's definitely an island within a river. Looks like it's a couple
29:59
miles off the lake. But then if you look at the seventeen fifty five
30:03
maps, that is in the lake, it's not even it's a remnant of
30:07
some sort of foundations that are at the side of the lake. So some
30:11
transition happened there. So I'm starting to look at a lot of finding single
30:15
points on the map like that one is a good start, and just finding
30:18
as many maps from that same exact area for as many dates as I can,
30:21
and just overlaying them to look at the changes. But that's one of
30:23
my best examples, that Lago de Garda with that star fort originally in the
30:29
river center as an island in the river that went around it, that suddenly
30:33
some earth change happened and that thing is inside. And you know the old
30:37
port of Rome as well, the same exact thing happened that ended up one
30:41
point two miles inland. So what's going on with these events here where suddenly
30:45
ports are not used any longer and there's massive shifts in geologic feature that rivers
30:52
run in different directions, and then ports are no longer usable. And then
30:55
they just tell you something simple like, oh, it's still toot up.
30:56
They didn't use it any longer. Kept getting that excuse to it. I
31:00
always asked, why didn't they use that port anymore? Oh, river changed
31:03
course, it's silted up. Well, I'm like, dude, how many
31:04
rivers can change course in a very short period of time where your entire ports
31:08
system is rendered useless, like what event happened during that very short couple of
31:12
decades, non functional ports and then you got to rebuild newports because everything's shifted
31:18
in its river course. Yeah, I think we've had we have cyclical resets
31:27
or catastrophes what every want to call them as well. I mean you can
31:32
see it in all the old maps. We've got islands that appear and disappear.
31:34
You know, continence change shape, or you know, environments change.
31:40
It's you know, we've all heard the wooly mammothroat. You know that was
31:44
ice frozen with tropical food in its mouth in Siberia. So clearly where we
31:48
have events that change things pretty quickly. But yeah, they're not rivers silding
31:53
up. It's it's much bigger forces that I think we're talking about. Well,
31:57
you know how you get thousand years of no progression is you kill all
32:05
the smart people. You kill all the people that have the ability to create
32:12
any of this stuff. Right, if you kill the builders of something,
32:16
then no one knows how to build anything. It would take them a really
32:22
long time to be able to figure out how to build a house. If
32:25
you have a few people, it's just give an example, you have a
32:30
city, one person, a few people know how to build buildings. If
32:37
you kill those people, nobody knows how to build buildings, and it's going
32:43
to take them a really long time in order to figure out how to build
32:46
buildings. Again, I don't know. That's just where my logical and critical
32:53
brain goes. So I really don't think that it's out of the realm of
32:57
possibility that that could have happened. And now maybe not the way that it's
33:01
been put out, in the way that they describe it, but it definitely
33:07
is possible. If you kill the smart people, you kill the people that
33:10
have the ability to actually do something, then you effectively get rid of the
33:16
technology, You get rid of whatever it is that you needed to be built.
33:22
I mean, I think in some circumstances, you know, with intricate
33:27
technology, you could make that argument, you know, if you took everyone
33:30
out. But I believe everyone's born a genius and that's the education system that
33:37
takes it away from them. Humans are so ingenious, you know, especially
33:43
when they're in a situation where they need to be. And if you have
33:45
houses you can look at and say that it wouldn't take long for people to
33:49
work out how to build them, maybe with you know, advanced electronics.
33:53
But to me, that's just part of this story that they tell us because
33:59
they want us to think that we're stupid. We're stupid humans, we're destroying
34:02
the planet. We're the ones that are starting wars and killing each other where
34:07
the bad guys right when. To me, it's the system that has put
34:13
us here, that that's introducing all the poisons into our food system, water
34:17
system, that create the education system. And you know, money taxed.
34:22
You can go there politics, and that's repressing the humans. But you get
34:29
a human away from that. And I mean, look at children, look
34:31
at babies. You know, you don't get a dumb baby. You know.
34:36
I think that's just a story they want us to believe about ourselves,
34:39
because if we believe that, then we're more more less or we're less likely
34:44
to fight back against their rules. Right, Sludge is good for you life,
34:53
I say, ridden corn flakes for the first ten years of their life.
34:58
Bugs. Yeah, I will say one thing. I have a you
35:00
know, we have a forest on our property here, and it doesn't take
35:05
long to you understand how suspension of trees falling over in a storm can form
35:10
a structure, and you could probably replicate that. You know, trees are
35:15
falling down on our forest all the time. We got pine property here that
35:17
was part of an old on the very edge of our property was an old
35:22
logging company's land, And those trees are continuously falling down, and they fall
35:25
down in formations where they become structurally sound. I mean, just something that
35:30
simple should reboot civilization itself of coming with that base of all right, we
35:36
can make something in a concave structure. Wow. I wonder if we put
35:38
those things straight and did some teas across them, if we could make something
35:42
as well, so it's taught out of us, or we're supposed to be
35:49
so specialized and laser niched on our specialties that nobody's a generalist. I'm not
35:53
sure exactly how that would would have been done. When you're taking the innate
36:00
observational powers from human being away of the platonic solids or nature itself with cylinders
36:07
and cross beams, and then evaporate that out of any possibility of being able
36:12
to put that together and create something from it. You know, there's a
36:16
lot of things I just can't get in terms of timelines. Again, it
36:20
all rolls back to that again, that massive wipeout of life would have bed
36:23
had been so massive, so massive that you had really come down to just
36:28
millions of people left on the planet to take a thousand years to restart it
36:31
again. Well, I mean that applies if someone sees a house. Yeah,
36:37
they might be able to duplicate a house, but that doesn't apply to
36:42
a pyramid. We can't duplicate a pyramid. So just because you can see
36:47
it and look at it, doesn't mean that you can rebuild it. And
36:50
several civilizations throughout history I've tried and it's garbage. They can't do it.
36:57
They're lopsided, they're really crapply, you know what I mean. Like,
37:01
yeah, that wasn't the Dark Ages, but yeah, I agree, anything
37:05
technical like that, it's a different story. But as far as that causing
37:10
the Dark Ages for a thousand years, like because I mean, you can
37:15
look at the orphan trains, right and all these empty cities we have back
37:17
in the eighteen fifties, sixties, and then all this massive introduction of orphans
37:24
and you know how widespread that was, you know, who knows. But
37:29
we're only not even two hundred years past that point, and look where we
37:32
are. You know, like humans are pretty quick at creating when they're when
37:37
they're allowed to, and even when they're not allowed to him when they're subeduce,
37:40
they still do. I mean, look at all the free energy machines
37:43
that have come out, and you know, their inventors normally disappear, right
37:46
but this this stuff is still there. I mean you can talk about Tesla.
37:52
Yeah. I believe all humans are geniuses and we're just taught to believe
38:00
that we're not and not talk to use our minds properly. And and you
38:06
know, it's a lot of people like to say everyone stupid, but they
38:09
never think it's them, you know, but everyone's you know, as smart
38:14
as you are. You know, we all can think, we all can
38:16
create, we all have dreams and all this stuff. And I don't think
38:20
bad conditions or anything take that away. I think that would would magnify it,
38:23
because you'd want to be creating stuff to change your circumstances for you know,
38:28
the family and the people you love. So if you had the in
38:32
your hard time here but I just don't believe in the dark ages, but
38:37
if you if you had discipline to do that though, that would have to
38:39
come along with discipline and trial and error and actually wanted to do it.
38:45
I mean, if you have people lazy people like there are I want to
38:51
do anything, you got a problem. You can only be lazy when you've
38:54
got a supermarket that you get food from, and you've got a television,
38:58
and you've got people to look after you, like if you're fending for yourself.
39:01
If you're lazy, you don't live very long. Well, I think
39:07
you also have the cataclysm thing of this and like resets, you know,
39:14
so who's to say that this wasn't a cataclysmic event that started this and a
39:20
lot of people were wiped out and this reset started and the technology was lost.
39:25
Would you not think that that would be a possibility. Yeah, yeah,
39:29
no, I think, you know, a reset. There's a lot
39:31
of books that seem to show, you know, people going out and rediscovering
39:36
these sort of battered places. But I don't think in my mind, these
39:44
resets and catastrophes that happened aren't aren't worldwide. It's not like one thing takes
39:49
out the whole world. It seems seems that happens every now and again.
39:52
But it seems that we have smaller and more precise ones a lot of the
39:55
time just just looking at all the different ruins around. But I mean that
40:00
that could definitely race it. But a thousand years, that's a long time
40:08
for people to just sit around and do nothing, right, because you got
40:14
to think about the Chinese had established trade routes through the Silk Road through Central
40:19
Asia over into you know, let's say Turkey. But then we had the
40:22
Roman Empire, which established trade routes all through North Africa and all through Europe.
40:24
Obviously, even if it was a cataclysm, those very ends of the
40:30
road for the better term, would have still had trade routes and still been
40:32
somewhat intact. So they would have had the stories about if we just go
40:35
far enough that way, we're going to find other people that are going to
40:37
trade with us. So even that simplest stuff, we can't set off on
40:40
a horse or a camel or bring an oxen train with us to go find
40:44
those people out there that used to be there to try to trade with them
40:45
again through the old stories. You know, there's been resets in China too,
40:50
like these grand solar minimums that pop up and these emperors. Another fact,
40:53
another fact for anybody to check out. There's never been an emperor or
41:00
a period of time longer than four hundred years that that emperor in the House
41:05
of the Emperor has been in power for some reason. They always collapse and
41:08
are usurped by new power bases every four hundred years or so. So look
41:13
at those dynasties over there. They never last longer than four hundred years.
41:15
And you need to ask yourself, why is it a micro reset like you're
41:20
talking about. Was it a global reset? That could be you know,
41:22
once every five of those cycles, once every mini cycle, maybe two continents
41:27
have something or one continent has something happened to it. But then as you
41:30
come around over these you know, two thousand year periods or some boom that
41:34
happens globally, and then it sets us back. Because I was wondering about
41:37
electromagnetism as well, where you know, if we committed a different electromagnetic field,
41:43
the way we process information in our brains is going to change, because
41:45
those lobes of your brain are electromagnetically connected. Electricity fires your brain off.
41:51
Well, if there's an interruption in that magnetic field, perhaps you're not able
41:54
to operate and you lose your functionality and dexterity, or who knows what would
41:59
happen, but maybe children are just affected of this different magnetic field state.
42:06
There's just a lot of things to put into in terms of natural cataclysms and
42:09
cycles. And then is it just brute force from a comet strike or some
42:15
sort of meteor impact, or is it electromagnetic field or are you going to
42:19
do a zero state of electromagnetic field and our planet can tip on itself.
42:22
Is it a change in that electromagnetic field state that affects you know, not
42:27
only animal migrations, but then human behavior, perception, etc. That upsets
42:30
that balance. Or maybe people can't feed themselves for a week or two and
42:35
then they die because they can't even drink water. They don't know how they
42:37
forget to drink water. I don't know. There's a lot of things that
42:40
are happening, but the remnants are left. And I would say one last
42:44
thing. When we were in Verona, I was talking to a coffee shop
42:47
owner there, restaurant coffee shop owner who also believed the same thing. It's
42:52
like romans up here, we're talking about stumbling into cultural layers below them.
42:55
Ancient Romans we're talking about cultural layers below them here in Verona, and they
43:00
find always these different layers of time that are buried in between like one and
43:06
a half to maybe three feet, and they'll find it and they build on
43:07
top. There's too much energy to dig it out, and then they find
43:10
another layer, so it's like a layer Kate going down. And for some
43:14
reason which I didn't understand, is they stopped at certain layers. They just
43:17
wouldn't go any deeper. And I was asking, well, you know there's
43:22
other layer, why don't you go any deeper, And they're like, well,
43:24
the funding for this stopped, and you dig yourself. There's something else
43:29
under there, even deeper than that. But for some reason I don't know
43:31
what. And Israel is the same, they go down to the layers right
43:35
around you know, Christian era time two thousand years prior, and they just
43:39
stop all the digs right there. And we find this is a routine thing
43:43
that I keep finding again and again, the cultural layers. As soon as
43:45
they come to a certain prior time in the past, they never want to
43:51
go deeper. Explain that one to me. When you know something else is
43:54
down there deeper they're hiding. I want us to know, you know,
44:00
I mean, two thousand years is an interesting time frame if you if you
44:04
think about the procession of the equinox, like the last age was what to
44:07
twenty six hundred dish years, you know that that could that could be where
44:15
all the good stuff is, right, the stuff that that's not from this
44:19
epoch kind of stuff. Who knows what kind of things are you finding?
44:27
Because I saw one of your videos where you'd walk around around was it Multivoon
44:30
where you found a series of foundations out there that were yeah, megalithic.
44:36
I mean they were very very very large stones, but they looked like they
44:37
were in semicircles and stacked and terrace layers, and it just it should have
44:44
been a mature tourist site. If it was, I'm just asking the question.
44:46
Yeah. Yeah, one of them they were in Croatia, I think
44:52
I think it's Slovenia. Gosh, but yeah, we found one hill that
44:57
looked to be man made. It was just big, big, you know,
45:00
what look like high courts, content rocks everywhere, you know, definite
45:05
definite walls and terraces and you know, machine blocks or at least shaped blocks.
45:10
And then further away we found three actually three on the top of these
45:16
three hills. One was standing circle, standing stones, and the other one,
45:24
the other one looked like almost like a mini star for it. It
45:28
was a big sort of I don't know, megalithic construction. It had big
45:32
terraces going down the hill and stuff heaps and heaps and heaps of stone in
45:38
there, and that stuff's all around it. And it was just in the
45:44
bush. We just walked through some guy's farm field and into the bush and
45:47
upper hill and there it was. And because they're not publicized, not many
45:52
people know they're there. We're just sort of happen to know people who sort
45:57
of told us, you know, point us in the right direction. But
46:00
there's stuff everywhere, like around Moram in Bosnia, there's pyramids everywhere, and
46:05
again old sort of megalithic site, says the megalithic balls. I went and
46:09
saw. One of them is forty tons. There's just this stuff. It's
46:15
everywhere, and you know, I think we're just starting to really uncover it.
46:21
You know, we were sort of told as well growing up. It's
46:23
just the pyramids in Egypt, and then there's a few in South America,
46:27
and we've got stonehengs, and we've got this, but it's looking like this
46:30
stuff is everywhere, and that's why I'm starting to think that it's the remnants
46:37
of an old grid or grid zer. Who knows if they're from different times,
46:40
but it looks like they all have different functions. A lot of the
46:44
hills and mounds that they've uncovered here like layered like JEO polymer clay, JEA
46:52
polymer clay like that. Like there a battery, right, so, and
46:58
the pyramids got water under it and all they're like detecting all gone in there
47:02
and negative ions and all these you know, electromagnetic fields. So it looks
47:07
like it's all part of a system, and I mean probably more than one
47:12
is. Probably you know, the pyramids are probably the oldest system. And
47:15
then you know they rebuilt it after a categorism with star forts maybe, and
47:20
then after that it was all the big red brick buildings and canals and stuff.
47:23
But it's the way I look at it is that's the natural grid,
47:29
right built on the energy lay lines, the natural energy points of the Earth,
47:34
and so I call that the macro grid. And then these whoever they
47:37
are, that have come in and taken the power that they want to see
47:42
in a micro grid, right, and they want us in our phone like
47:45
the circuit board grid. And that's the l right, the electric the people
47:50
that we l act into into power ollow him right. Interesting. So yeah,
48:00
that's my little point where I was going, Well, let me ask
48:02
you about the quarts. Then you brought that up. What do you think
48:05
about the like, how does that fit into an electrical grid using paleozoic effects
48:09
with quartz? Then yeah, yeah, Well, I mean if you if
48:14
you put quotes under pressure that releases pezo electric energy, you can also store
48:22
energy. You can store information in quarts as far as I know, you
48:25
can use them as to like to direct the energy as well, like to
48:30
point it. So I think it's a big part when we use we use
48:35
you know, crystals, right, which is basically quotes. We use them
48:37
in watches and computers and chip boards and all that kind of stuff these days.
48:43
So I think they were, yeah, definitely part of the the energy
48:47
system of the the grid that was out there. More more part of the
48:52
I guess what we would think of as the electronics sort of components directing energy
48:59
flow maybe you know, like stabilizing that the frequencies and things like that.
49:05
Maybe is you know, storing information as well, because you can store information
49:09
in them and everything. We say, right, it's all sandstone, so
49:15
full of quartz. And with that water delivery you mentioned weight under pressure,
49:22
so it was eight pounds per gallon. Imagine actual areas where they could redivert
49:27
the water. They would flow in and flood say a semi you know,
49:30
large lake size and put a couple million pounds of pressure on top of that
49:34
to create the electric discharge, and then you know, let that electrified water
49:37
go off and you know, irrigate the farm fields and it comes through in
49:42
a pulse, just like we have an alternating current or whatever. Could it
49:46
not be pulse like that? But on a much more larger level scale,
49:50
I mean, its scale would be just astronomical compared to anything coming down an
49:53
electric line here. Although yeah, they're not really delivering you electricity, they're
49:58
just making the electrons. You're really I want to pay my electric bill by
50:01
the electron because I'm reusing the same electron back and forth again on my wire,
50:06
right, so they're not giving me electricity. Yeah, I saw you
50:09
laugh when I said that. Do you understand that one? Yeah? Yeah,
50:13
yeah, Yeah, had a bit of a look into that one.
50:15
Yeah, it's all, it's all a scam, man, it's all.
50:20
It's you know, we've we've had as far as you know, civilizations,
50:23
we've had this free electricity, we've had you know, machines at structure water,
50:29
which I think might have been part of what the stafforts were doing as
50:31
well as structuring water. You know, basically that was a grid and technology
50:37
that was for us, you know, to enhance us, to enhance our
50:40
bodies, our minds, our spirits. And now what we've got is the
50:45
complete, like the complete opposite, and you know we're seeing the effects of
50:49
that. You know, they tell us that people didn't live long and we're
50:52
short in the past, but when you you know, you just got to
50:55
read about the Greek philosophers and most of those live in the eighties and nine.
51:00
These you know, like this whole perception of where that we're at the
51:02
best point in the epitome of you know, humankind. Now it's just not
51:07
true, like we've fallen man where white like where we used to be.
51:15
Yeah, And a lot of the statues that were seen in Italy specifically,
51:19
not so much in other places, but the stone statues, you know,
51:22
were life size of the individuals, and they were And I'm six four and
51:25
I was looking up at these things. They were like six eight and built
51:29
like a pro wrestler, every one of them. And they were supposedly life
51:31
size of the individuals that were represented in the carvings. And I'm thinking,
51:36
you got an entire society of six eight, six' ten, you know,
51:40
incredibly powerful people running around, and then you look at it in the
51:45
paintings and you see in the size of that even what is considered the regular
51:49
guards of the day quote unquote. But then the kings themselves were much larger.
51:53
So if you're going to tell you and they well, that's artistic creativity.
51:57
They wanted to make the king this, you know, I think they
51:59
were hating to the realism was what we see in terms of stature and girth
52:05
and size of the individuals at the time. So, you know, history
52:08
tells you one thing, Yeah, they were pygmies, and you know,
52:10
we finally grew up and we're six foot now from that from all whatever,
52:15
But it seems like every single one of these resets, the persons get a
52:20
little smaller. Yep. Yes, yeah, I'd agree with that, but
52:23
the architecture is really big. You have these giant doorways, you have these
52:30
giant steps. You know, it's so interesting how they want to make it
52:35
seem like that people were a lot shorter, but everything was built for really
52:40
big people. Yeah. Some of the doors, like they actually have door
52:46
handles on them that you know, even you couldn't reach day, Like,
52:51
they got these handles like ten foot off the ground. It's crazy. So
52:55
you know, how old are those buildings and what were those doors for?
52:59
But you know, we've got swords, we've got armor, we've got skeletons,
53:04
we've got so much evidence, so so giant like yeah, of giants
53:07
basically, So it's not just a fairy tale kids. Maybe the fairy tales
53:15
are the truth that you referenced that wasn't ever written down. That you say,
53:21
how did the peasants pass information well through fairy tales, children's stories,
53:24
et cetera. But perhaps that's the truth that could not be written down or
53:30
wasn't written. Now that makes sense. And when it comes to these these
53:37
grids and these like power points Campbell you referenced earlier, then it seems like
53:44
these these megalithic sites and these star forwards, and a lot of this were
53:49
like power like energy sources, which seem very plausible, especially when you look
53:55
at the Mayan Complex and Mexico later, like a grid in the motherboard of
54:02
a computer and a cell phone, and it seems like mac In the day,
54:07
it was more like structures on Earth that we're creating this grid and now
54:14
we just now everyone is the grid pretty much. Now people are the grid.
54:22
Now we were carrying around the grid with us in our pocket. Yeah,
54:30
yeah, definitely, that's what I believe, Like that it's the macro
54:34
grid to the micro grid, right, the nature versus the electronics, that's
54:39
what they're trying to push us into. I mean, you know, look
54:42
at all the VR stuff and virtual worlds and they talk about that and you
54:46
know, the whole can i say, fifteen minute cities and all this kind
54:51
of stuff. They want us locked down, not moving and just playing our
54:55
part in their grid and to be totally controlled by electron you know, to
55:00
have all these you know, facial recognition and stuff. That's all this created
55:06
electronic grid. And it's interesting, right because they say the gin that the
55:10
gin were created from smoke was fire. You know, what's electricity? Right,
55:16
smoke was fire. Yeah, bring a mobile phone out into a nature
55:23
area, what kind of electromagnetic resonance without leaving a pure state of nature as
55:29
you walked through with your you know, phone on, maybe not connected,
55:32
maybe connected to a cell network, but you know, what kind of resonance
55:37
does that leave in a pure environment? You know, because then they can
55:39
contaminate the environment with the electromagnetic pollution because you just said it there. The
55:45
old buildings were built of, like you said, quartz and different types of
55:52
substrate that could carry current or and integrid. But now you look at today's
55:58
world, it's concrete. Like we've turned a substrate that has no real electrical
56:02
capacity to be the base of all of the buildings, at least in the
56:07
highways and these sort of things. Think about megalithic stones that were actually the
56:10
stanchions for some of our eight lanes super highways versus poor concrete and rebar that's
56:16
shorting out the system. Just the very building materials themselves either able to carry
56:22
current and that would be electromagnetic and knowledge both it's a frequency or not.
56:32
What is the most conductive element that we know about? Do you either one
56:37
of you know, like what what's the most conductive element is a copper,
56:43
it's comper the most conductive or silver. One couple would be out there and
56:49
it's gold. It is gold. There's number two, Gold's number one.
56:52
It is gold. I can't gold is the most conductive element? Yef that
57:00
around and touching an element element? Yeah, gold is the most conductive it
57:02
is. Yeah, there you go, and I mean gold right, go
57:07
everywhere over these old old world buildings. You know, all the gold domes
57:12
and other bits and pieces. It's all gold, which is interesting because it's
57:17
all like it looks like it's gold plated, right, and you need electricity
57:22
to do that. But they tell us that they didn't have electricity back when
57:24
when some of these buildings were built. But it's yeah, well, Cambell
57:32
can ask you a question, when do you and I know you're looking around
57:35
some cathedrals and more ancient building thing, have you seen any of the copper
57:38
lines in up the walls or on the floors and if any of these,
57:43
have you noticed that too? Yep, yep, yep. Definitely right up
57:46
to the antennas, on the on the roof and down the walls, and
57:51
yep, I've seen saw it at some star forts as well, in different
57:54
buildings and old old towns. Yeah, I mean it looks like they were
58:00
acting you know, energy, right, and especially the cathedrals. Obviously they've
58:06
got resonance, right, They've got their organs, they've got their choirs,
58:08
they got their bells, So it was the whole thing was about frequency and
58:14
resonance. And you know, I kind of think that's that's why they were
58:16
taken over, you know, by the religions, is because that's where you've
58:21
felt close to the creator because just because of the resonance, right, and
58:23
they just changing it to feel close to our God kind of thing. But
58:29
yeah, I mean I think there were healing centers as well, but definitely
58:31
part of some kind of grid where they were collecting and distributing or at least
58:37
using some kind of energy source. I've also seen a few instances where it
58:45
shows that these cathedrals are built over big water tanks basically big water bats,
58:52
right, and which is just wherever there's water under a building. I'm pretty
58:57
sure it's it's like an electronic, you know, electric cool creating device.
59:04
But yeah, I'm definitely saying the strapping nice. So one thing about the
59:08
bells also in the city of Verona, in the castle there, they had
59:14
some World War two photos and our American soldiers had thousands of bells in a
59:21
courtyard they'd stripped out of all everywhere there there was a bell. I was
59:24
like, there's not that there's that many bells that they could even strip out
59:29
of. Apparently every single building had bells, homes had bells, churches had
59:32
bells. Everywhere had bells in these different configurations, some of them longer,
59:37
but they put out of different frequency, and they stripped everything in the forties
59:42
of bells. There was none left. And they were like, well they
59:44
needed to melt it down for this and that, and the excuse was written
59:46
in a couple paragraphs. But stripping the frequency out of human range, I
59:52
think was more the point. Yeah, yeah, I don't think we've got
59:55
any original bells, you know. I think they put some back in some
1:00:00
theed was that, but they're not the original ones. And they even say
1:00:02
that they can't make that the alloy that the original bells were made out of
1:00:06
anymore. They just lost lots of technology somewhere along the line apparently. But
1:00:12
ye, bells are bells are very interesting. They're definitely frequency. And if
1:00:15
you look into like the myths and things about bells, a lot of them
1:00:22
say that they were to keep trolls away. So it's you know, what
1:00:27
I use to enhance, you know, positive energies and keep negative energies away,
1:00:30
you know, I think, and I think that's what's happened is we
1:00:35
had protection as part of this system, but when it was taken apart by
1:00:39
whatever happened, probably some kind of categlysm then that allowed, you know,
1:00:45
and nefarious forced to move in. Shall we say those bells were to keep
1:00:52
away the dog Man bro the dog Man. I believe in dog Man.
1:01:00
I think he's real. There's lots of depictions of and there's even stories.
1:01:07
There's one of the King of France. I was trading with him and paid
1:01:10
them money to to I don't know, stop to think. I think he
1:01:15
actually hired them as an army. But they're actually referenced in proper books,
1:01:19
these dog headed men, So I mean, who knows. At this point,
1:01:24
I think we've got to question everything, and everything's got to be at
1:01:29
least a possibility, and I don't think we should say that's right and this
1:01:31
is wrong, because then you're kind of stuck. But if everything's interesting,
1:01:36
then I think that that the past is much different than what they want us
1:01:40
to believe it was. Well, it seems like a lot of the star
1:01:44
for it's are some like a fortress, right keeping something out or protecting something,
1:01:50
you know, And then that begs the question, you know, why
1:01:53
were they essentially destroyed if they were used by the military a long time ago,
1:01:59
you know, why would they be destroyed or why wouldn't they be you
1:02:01
know, repurposed, you know, And it seems like we have it seems
1:02:06
like star force would be a pretty good advantage, pretty good advantage to have.
1:02:10
And you know, like like back in the day, whenever you laid
1:02:16
siege to a talent or a city or whatever, then you know, and
1:02:21
you won. You now own that town or city or that castle or whatever
1:02:24
it was that you were doing. You know, I don't know. It's
1:02:30
uh, it definitely is really interesting when you look at the structure of these
1:02:37
buildings of what was going on. How was it all made, like David
1:02:43
was talking about earlier, what was it being used for? And how does
1:02:49
it all come together? And that's the mystery, and people love the mystery,
1:02:52
and people want to keep the mystery going that. That's why you know
1:02:57
it'll probably never be solved, is because people want the mystery and they want
1:03:01
to keep talking about it, you know, and if people knew what it
1:03:06
was about and what it was for, then ruins the mystery. Right,
1:03:15
Yeah, I can't, We'll go ahead. I was just saying, there's
1:03:17
always more mysteries. They disassembled another thing in the production of those star Fords.
1:03:28
On the outer faces of them, all those raw those stones, whoever
1:03:31
large, they were cut at forty five degree face angles or some sort of
1:03:35
thirty seven point five. So when you go up, it's never just a
1:03:37
straight wall up, it's always an angled face up. So think about the
1:03:42
complexity of you know, machining or handworking stone to get that degree face on
1:03:49
every single one of those outer facing. So when I was telling you about
1:03:52
Paul Manova, those billion bricks will leave it an even billion that was a
1:03:57
sub layer. Then they had a full layer on the out bricks, which
1:04:00
was we considered like the hardened concrete cut it thirty seven zero point five or
1:04:05
forty five degrees, depending on where you were on the outer wall of the
1:04:08
fort. And then right where they came together in the corners. Both corners
1:04:13
had to be hewn, and we saw some stuff out and split like that
1:04:15
Valmenova as well. So it's not just you build a bunch of bricks and
1:04:18
you have a star for it, then you need to face it in the
1:04:21
outer coating to withstand cannonball fire supposedly, but then again, you know a
1:04:26
lot of this stuff was stripped. So I'm wondering the actual energy required to
1:04:32
take away ancient Roman concrete as that mortar between these bricks, Like how much
1:04:36
extra power and energy would it take to disassemble what was built at that time,
1:04:43
because that one of the reason I'll tell you we did go to the
1:04:45
one in me Estuay that was outside Venice, and the whole all of the
1:04:48
one, all the walls in the inside of the canal, they were all
1:04:50
stripped. It was just bare dirt that was held in there by a bunch
1:04:55
of vegetation. Once you went on the backside of it, there were some
1:04:58
remnants of walls and things, but mainly it was ad the mud walled,
1:05:02
like just mud homes now that were there. So you know this the Roman
1:05:06
concrete is supposed to be some of the strongest on the planet, but they
1:05:10
build all these supposed star Fords and remnants with this concrete, and then to
1:05:15
disassemble it would take almost as much or if not more energy to take it
1:05:19
apart. And if that's your spoil is a bunch of rocks at a fort
1:05:24
you now have to disassemble using your labor, That's really makes no sense to
1:05:28
me either. And the stories of how they repurposed all this, I get
1:05:31
it if everything was just rocks without Roman concrete on it, to take that
1:05:36
apart and build another part of the city. But if you understand how incredibly
1:05:43
tough that concrete was, that was just the normal concrete masonry between the bricks
1:05:47
and the outer facing stones, you're looking at like super glue times five thousand,
1:05:53
and then how much strength would it take to chisel through that and get
1:05:57
those spaces clean again and then be able to reuse them as a repurpose building
1:06:00
materials somewhere else. Again, that just doesn't make sense on its own.
1:06:03
Knowing and seeing the production of building quality at some of these older sites.
1:06:12
MM and stuff wars aren't that practical, really, they're always and I never
1:06:20
found even one in history that didn't withstand an invasion, so obviously it didn't
1:06:25
work that well, you know. Yeah, so, yeah, what you're
1:06:31
saying that people were invading star forts and things, I mean, yeah,
1:06:35
I think I don't know how good they are. Defensively. We told this
1:06:40
story about the cannons and the angles and all this kind of stuff, but
1:06:44
they're all they've all got tunnels all underneath them. You know, they sort
1:06:46
of tell us the water was moting that, but I'm still convinced that then
1:06:51
they I don't even think they were built for human habitation at all when they
1:06:56
were constructed. I think they're much obviously. I don't think they're from the
1:07:00
seventeen hundreds. I think they're probably at least thousands of years old. But
1:07:03
they were part of an electrical grid system that was creating, you know,
1:07:09
or turning ether energy into usable energy, structuring water, things like that,
1:07:14
and and you know, after catechlysms and when civilizations fall, they were found
1:07:18
and repurposed and reused, and then we just get this silly story about their
1:07:25
thoughts. You know, there's nothing really fought like about most of them,
1:07:30
apart from the fact they've got a wall around them. But then they have
1:07:32
multiple walls, and they have all the you know, white, like just
1:07:35
the shape of a star for it, I mean just a building that shape
1:07:40
you're looking at, you know what four or five times the materials and if
1:07:44
you just build a square, you know, so that's the you know,
1:07:49
yeah, that don't make sense to me as thoughts at all. That's what
1:07:54
I'm trying to say here. What if ancient Atlantas were as a giant star
1:08:01
fork? Do you mean the civilization or are we talking about it? Well,
1:08:09
if you're talking about like an actual land mass, describe it as being,
1:08:15
which I really don't know, but if it was a land mass,
1:08:20
I mean you have rings within rings, right, these starf rings within rings,
1:08:26
you know, outer layers, inner layers. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
1:08:32
could be who knows. I mean that that's kind of yeah, that
1:08:36
that is the basic design that we're seeing star wars. And I think that
1:08:40
we don't say, you know, we're only seeing the top of them as
1:08:43
well. I'm sure that most of them have got a lot more under under
1:08:45
the earth that we're not aware of. But yeah, could be, right,
1:08:50
ring of dirt ringing water, ring of dirt ringing water out there.
1:08:59
Well, I know David's Diig Hanson, this guy, he's explorer follow some
1:09:02
ancient history been out to the Eye of Africa three different times, and he
1:09:09
cannot find any you know, of this man made types of walls and sort
1:09:14
of things that would be more of a reference. It seems like a pure
1:09:17
geologic formation with very little human input into it, if any. If it
1:09:21
was, it was wiped away by a massive flood that looks like, you
1:09:25
know, spilled over that side of the continent there. Otherwise, the Mali
1:09:30
canals very similar to the Kalahari Canals which are over in central Africa there.
1:09:38
But otherwise, Yeah, that Eye of Africa doesn't seem to fit the bill
1:09:41
of a star Ford natural formation. Yeah, but star Forward where would it
1:09:46
be under Antarctica somewhere? Or has it been broken apart in the last three
1:09:51
or four hundred years of construction. Was it downtown London but the walls were
1:09:56
taken away? Who knows. The further we go back in time, the
1:10:00
more deconstruction can take place. And I always look to look at the UNESCO
1:10:04
Heritage sites because I know they've been sanitized, but they're giving you a pinpointed
1:10:09
map of or at least the highest level of this technology was that they had
1:10:13
to remove first off the planet under the guise of protection. So we start
1:10:17
to look at these and just map them out. Unesco already did it for
1:10:20
you are the prime locations on the planet that had the highest remnant tech left
1:10:26
over, I believe. Yeah, man, that's a good tip. Go
1:10:33
and connect some lines. What were you going to say? I was just
1:10:39
going to say, well, I mean, we don't even really know if
1:10:42
Atlantis actually existed. I mean, it's definitely not the what you were referring
1:10:49
to. The what I call that I have souron from Lord of the Rings,
1:10:54
that is what it kind of looks like. But yeah, I mean,
1:10:59
we don't really know. I was just saying speculation in theory, because
1:11:02
the way that you guys are describing these star forwards seems like a lot of
1:11:09
the descriptions of what has been described as this land of the land is I
1:11:15
don't know, Well, could I throw an idea out here? So what
1:11:19
we're talking about is more of, for a better term, the modern ancient
1:11:25
past within the last say, ten to twenty thousand years at time. But
1:11:30
if we go to the last Interglacial, which is approximately one hundred and eight
1:11:33
one hundred and ten thousand years prior you know, they had ten thousand years
1:11:36
of warmth, the same brain capacity physiologically exactly the same as us. So
1:11:42
like what kind of remnants or what kind of civilization did they build during that
1:11:45
time? And if we go back two ice ages ago with that same ten
1:11:48
thousand years of warm same physiological brain capacity, everything exactly the same, you
1:11:54
would not be able to recognize that time today. So what happened to these
1:11:59
other inner glacial times when we had the same conditions. We can't find a
1:12:03
single thing from what I would consider more ancient ancient civilization, ancient tech going
1:12:09
back into the inner glacials of the of the previous Ice ages. So Cam,
1:12:14
I didn't know if you had anything on that side of things too,
1:12:16
because everything we're talking about is, you know, comparatively modern quote unquote yeah,
1:12:25
yeah, well, I mean again, the Bosnian pyramid that they've dated,
1:12:29
they found a leaf between some of the g Pomer capping plates on the
1:12:35
pyramid and they've got a date about thirty three thousand years off that. Of
1:12:41
course, there's been the whole conjecture about the Egyptian pyramids and the twelve thousand
1:12:46
yeah age, right, So yeah, I agree, I think we're talking
1:12:51
about multiple civilizations that have been destroyed, and definitely the lands changed, right,
1:13:00
has risen in places, it's gone down in places. So a lot
1:13:02
of the we know, some of it's underwater. What we've got Yon Agoony,
1:13:05
we've got under ocean cities in the Bay of Bengal, and you know
1:13:11
all around the place there's sunken stuff. So yeah, I think that,
1:13:15
Yeah, a lot of it's been destroyed. A lot it's been hidden underwater,
1:13:19
underland, like the Bosnian Pyramid, it's completely covered in dirt, Like
1:13:25
it doesn't look like a pyramid, right, there's completely covered in dirt.
1:13:28
But if you look at when they were discovering all the pyramids in South America,
1:13:31
same thing. They were all hills and they all had to be excavated
1:13:35
and uncovered and then they found that they were pyramids. So you know,
1:13:39
how much is still out there that's just been covered that we don't even know
1:13:44
about. I mean, I'm sure that there's stuff everywhere, and it's just
1:13:47
because of the psychical resets and categorisms and things that we can't put the picture
1:13:54
together because we don't have it the whole picture, right. Half of it's
1:13:59
been destroyed or covered up. Yeah, what kind of frequency are you getting
1:14:03
when you're inside the Boston Pyramids there? You know, it's well talked about
1:14:06
that, Like you yourself, like when you go inside there, what kind
1:14:11
of change are you feeling when you walk in from the outside, just like
1:14:15
in your physical body, your mind something. Yeah, it's definitely it's a
1:14:20
very like relaxed, calm, good philure. You just feel good. The
1:14:28
first time I went in, I went with some friends and we went in
1:14:31
it like it was about ten thirty in the morning, went into the tunnels
1:14:36
and we went because it got meditation chambers, so we went and started meditating.
1:14:40
And after about an hour or so, my friends got up and they
1:14:44
were going to go to a different tunnel, and apparently they were trying to
1:14:47
tell me that they were going, and they ended up sort of yelling at
1:14:51
me, and I just didn't respond. I was just sitting there. And
1:14:56
then they went somewhere else and then we all I sort of I came back
1:15:00
from meditating and wandered out. I thought I'd been in there an hour and
1:15:03
a half maybe something like that, and we got outside and it was six
1:15:11
o'clock. I've been in there for seven hours, and so a day and
1:15:15
it literally seemed like we've been in there for an hour, hour and a
1:15:17
half kind of thing to me Again the other day, I thought I was
1:15:21
in there for half an hour and it was like two hours. So something
1:15:26
going on with that that as well. But you just you just you just
1:15:29
feel good. You just feel good, relaxed. A lot of people,
1:15:35
like we all went in. We all had like, cop, that's strange
1:15:45
that he's cutting out talking about the bossmods pyramid. That's really strange. Basically
1:15:53
all jumbled up. Yeah, you know, specific topics. Yeah, suddenly
1:15:58
the communicator, we had clear communication through the entire talk here, and then
1:16:00
suddenly, right when you really describe in Bosnian pyramids and the energy inside,
1:16:04
suddenly just that's insane. Yeah, exactly right, certain topics. But yeah,
1:16:13
there's definitely definitely something there. They're all man made geo polymer caves that
1:16:18
were filled in. They were all filled in purposefully. There's other types of
1:16:24
gear polymer in there that it's like more like a ceramic, and they've got
1:16:29
you know, they've done radar to look inside some of them, and one
1:16:31
of them's actually got crystal set inside this big kind of rock. There's all
1:16:36
they said, is water running through there, So it's it's there's a lot
1:16:43
going on, and they've taken all the readings of the all gone the magnetic
1:16:46
fields and negative ions and it's all it's all there. It's all very high
1:16:53
readings and there's even a beam coming out the top, twenty eight hertz with
1:16:59
a four meauted diameter shooting out the top of the pyramid. So it's the
1:17:03
first pyramid that they've actually got scientific research done on and readings you know,
1:17:10
for things like energy and let you know, magnetics and all this kind of
1:17:13
stuff. And yeah, there's definitely a lot going on in there, and
1:17:17
you definitely feel it. Did you get to the apex of the hill there
1:17:24
to walk around on the top. Was there any difference feeling between the top
1:17:27
and then interior of the pyramid? Not discernibly. There's like an old structure
1:17:35
they've put up there, which is clearly not not an original one. It's
1:17:41
a bit of a hike up there, but it's it feels good. But
1:17:45
I didn't feel like, you know, because everyone wants to sit down on
1:17:47
the top and be in the b right and do something, But there was
1:17:53
no sort of feeling like that. That they theorize that it's it's probably more
1:17:58
a communication beam just because of the frequency that the twenty eight hrtz that that's
1:18:02
used a lot in communications. So, but just just being on the pyramid
1:18:11
and being near it, and you know, not even necessarily in the tunnels,
1:18:14
you feel like everyone's very happy there. They're very relaxed. You know,
1:18:18
there's dogs around there, all very chill as well. It's just this
1:18:23
really cool, nice feeling. It's yeah, it's that's the only way to
1:18:29
describe it. Really, going to come and check it out. Have you
1:18:33
had those some kind of you know, physiological feelings in any other places that
1:18:39
you've been or some of the megalithic areas sites you visited, cathedrals, or
1:18:44
you picked up that same you're talking about yellowness and other places or relaxing this
1:18:48
in other places. Yeah, yeah, for sure, not not as strong,
1:18:54
but definitely that the megal lists we found out in I think of Slovenia
1:19:00
definitely. You know, we were sort of sitting out there and meditating on
1:19:02
them as well, so there's a definite to me. They're all energetic sites,
1:19:09
you know, and we went and saw the stone balls and I could
1:19:13
feel their magnetic field. You know, probably like three or four inches off
1:19:17
off the stone, like it was really strong. So there's there's yeah,
1:19:23
there's a lot of stuff going on. And you know what were what they
1:19:27
say is doctor sam Osmanovich who's discovered the Bosnian Pyramid, he did tests on
1:19:31
these stone balls because when they were the story is they all came out of
1:19:38
a hill. There's a big storm and and it washed this hill away and
1:19:41
all these massive stones, stone balls rolled out of it, and some of
1:19:45
the locals thought they were full of treasure, so they smashed some of them.
1:19:48
So they'll averaget bits to do readings on. And apparently there's five elements
1:19:54
in the the cement, the jare polymer that's not on the periodic tape,
1:20:00
and they've got a very high iron content. So you know, even these
1:20:04
stone balls that they just stone balls, but even they say might they're part
1:20:09
of this you know, macro electric system or whatever we want to call it
1:20:15
grid. Yeah, And how are they harnessing and delivering that power? That's
1:20:23
the whole thing. You know, people always talk about wireless delivery or technology.
1:20:26
Look at everybody. Cancer wouldn't work. You can only do it six
1:20:29
feet from here. You know, they try to play it off like it's
1:20:31
not doable. The Tesla's experiments at Wardencliffe Tower didn't work. And you know,
1:20:36
but then you got Marconi doing things things send him radio broadcasts out.
1:20:41
You got doctor Brown in the nineteen sixties doing electro gravitics off of tethered wires
1:20:45
and things. There's something there about the delivery. Now, how do you
1:20:50
once it's delivered out, how do you pull it back in? See,
1:20:53
these are the missing bits of the tech that we don't have or have been
1:20:56
destroyed or completely erased from possibility. You know, you're insulating wires now,
1:21:00
maybe the wires weren't supposed to be insulated to pull out of the ether.
1:21:05
I'm also looking at everything as an inverse of the way it should be.
1:21:10
So you know, not obviously non insulated wires in your house running through the
1:21:14
wall, but non insulated wires to capture that ether to come down. But
1:21:16
every single wire we have around the planet right now is insulated wire. So
1:21:21
you got to think about if they're encapsulating that magnetic field inside and that's why
1:21:26
they need the insulation in that wire to keep that So what happens if you
1:21:30
uninsulate those and try to pull out of the ether itself. Because I'm doing
1:21:38
electro culture this year, so I got a ton of copper wire and I've
1:21:41
been wrapping it around different frames of our You should see how crazy our tomato
1:21:45
plants are doing. We're marveling. We put them in three weeks ago and
1:21:47
they're already like this tall because I use, yeah, the four x four
1:21:53
woven wire fans on t posts at the end of it, and then I
1:21:57
just wrapped the thing in a couple of different strands around the whole metal frame
1:22:00
there and boom, they just came up like crazy. Non insulated wire.
1:22:05
What if it was insulated, it wouldn't work the same way. So you
1:22:08
know, you're trying to think about our modern inverted world. Everything's insulated wires,
1:22:12
Well, what if you could capture that in a non insulated form and
1:22:15
that would be the base of something At that point, are you putting the
1:22:18
current into those into that comper where No, I'm just letting it come right
1:22:24
directly. Those Miller volts come right out of the ether into those wires themselves
1:22:29
and and do it. I didn't ground them into I just wrapped them around
1:22:32
because We got two sets of fences and they're in a square or along rectangle.
1:22:38
So I just wrapped them, you know, along the fence line on
1:22:41
both sides of it, and away we go. I've never seen the tomatoes
1:22:44
grow that fast in my life. I'm really shocked. I mean really shocked.
1:22:48
That's cool. It's an interesting point. I mean, yeah, they
1:22:55
tell us that they're insulated, you know, obviously, so they get electricated.
1:22:58
Was so it was everything a much lower vote age, right, because
1:23:00
we tend to use high voltage things. If it was much lower than it
1:23:03
wouldn't be potentially dangerous. And and like I said, we're just missing the
1:23:09
receiving bit, right how to how to how to access it or what what
1:23:14
sort of machines or whatever it could run. But I think it was you
1:23:18
know, when we think of technology, we can only see it from our
1:23:20
point of view, right, and we see that as you know, a
1:23:24
lot of electronics and all this kind of stuff, But that their technology may
1:23:27
have been completely different, and the way they live life was no doubt different,
1:23:31
so they would have had different needs and so who knows, it may
1:23:35
have just been to grow crops and to you know, structure border and no
1:23:40
doubt with all that stuff flying around, you know, people might you know,
1:23:43
probably didn't get sick. Is much help and think it's definitely me No
1:24:00
cambelly cut out again. Didn't monsters hitting this again? Then? And so
1:24:05
think about that just for one side thought. You know, you talked about
1:24:08
seeing the copper capeling or the copper inlay inside the cathedrals going up off the
1:24:14
floor into the walls, non insulated, and they didn't get shocked either,
1:24:17
now did they? Now he's completely gone? Damn. Yeah, it's where
1:24:24
the different two subjects that he touched on. And I was talking about the
1:24:34
non insulated copper that's embedded inside the churches there the cathedrals on the floor going
1:24:39
out radiating and then going up the walls. That was all non insulated as
1:24:44
well. So you start to look at that right there. It was it
1:24:47
was infused into the rock. And a lot of that rock is exactly what
1:24:50
you're talking about, quartzite rock. Yeah, I mean I've never thought about
1:24:58
that. So, yeah, that that's a good thought. Like what's all
1:25:02
this insulation doing right Like? Is it is it stopping it? Is it
1:25:08
just the high voltage? You know, I think we're on the wrong voltage
1:25:10
right as well. They want anything to be these the sort of electrical stuff
1:25:14
that we use that that creates fields that are bad for us. So yeah,
1:25:20
and of course electric culture is the same pretty much, right. It's
1:25:24
uninsulated, just like the the strapping on the cathedrals, and it's just working
1:25:29
without you know, without an input power source. So I think we're just
1:25:33
you know, we're taught to look at tech technology one way, but clearly
1:25:39
it can be done in many ways. Right, there's other ways to do
1:25:42
all this kind of stuff. But do we know what these tubes in these
1:25:47
in the cathedrals, the what are they called? They're not piano organs?
1:25:51
Do you know what the organ tubes were made out of? Was that?
1:25:56
Were those copper? I think a lot of them were. They definitely look
1:26:01
to be copper. I haven't you know, I've studied any of them,
1:26:06
because the only ones I've seen a still be been up in the up in
1:26:12
the chapels. But I would say that, yeah, I mean, and
1:26:14
that would just be for a resonance thing, but it's also just you know
1:26:18
the length of the pipes and everything and the frequency they were giving out,
1:26:24
because I mean, they're basically like horns, right, and we have all
1:26:26
these stories of the horns of you know, Jericho. They blew the horns
1:26:30
and the walls fell down. That was all frequency. You know that the
1:26:33
Tibetan monks still blow horns as horns everywhere, right, So it's it's definitely
1:26:39
a frequency thing. But I don't know for sure, but I would say
1:26:43
that they'd be copper. Well, it's just interesting because we brought a bell
1:26:46
bells earlier and I think a lot of the bells were also made out of
1:26:50
copper. Well there I think a bronze mix, but yeah, they had
1:26:55
definitely a copper in them. So there's something to the connectivity of the of
1:27:01
the copper. And that's why I asked why the most conductive element or material
1:27:10
that we knew of? But I mean, what if it wasn't gold?
1:27:15
Though? What if? Because we don't really understand why gold is like so
1:27:18
precious. Gold is just like a weird thing that people just like collect and
1:27:24
like it's somehow super ultra valuable. I mean, I mean, what else
1:27:28
do we really do with gold besides you know, hoard it and then you
1:27:32
know, turn it into this something different and make rings and jewelry and stuff
1:27:38
out of gold, you know, and then that gets into the whole theory
1:27:41
of you know, the Zacharia Sitchens work about the Anonachy, which you know
1:27:46
is up for debate, but it's been theorized over a long time about you
1:27:51
know, the Anonachi coming to Earth to mine for gold. Well, what
1:27:55
would they be using that gold for? What would be the purpose of that
1:28:00
gold? Would it might have been a different element it's more highly conductive,
1:28:04
like copper, like silver or something like that. Like really understand the purpose
1:28:15
for gold. Kitchen says that the annarchy needed it to put into their atmosphere
1:28:20
to stop the Sun burning up their planet or something like this as they passed
1:28:27
the Sun I think in the Biro. But you know, we've got monoatomic
1:28:31
gold as well, right, which is very good for us if we ingest
1:28:35
it. And when that could have been that it could have been that,
1:28:41
you know, that that was why it was so valuable. It's also good
1:28:43
in circuitry and stuff. But there's definitely a lot of a lot of copper
1:28:47
out there. And I mean copper still works really well. It might just
1:28:51
it's probably easy to work with. But that, like I said, there's
1:28:55
also a lot of gold I mean look at churches. Go and check out
1:28:58
some cathedrals. Man, that those things that coverting. Go look at the
1:29:00
Vatican everywhere. You know that way you think that it's because of wealth,
1:29:09
but it might be because of something else. That's interesting because we've mined a
1:29:15
lot of the gold, We've taken a lot of the gold out of the
1:29:17
ground. That what has that done to our soil? Like what has that
1:29:21
done to the ability to grow? Like it's definitely harmed it. I think
1:29:30
stripping all the gold out of the soil a gray and out of the rivers
1:29:36
where it was it would turn into more mono atomic type particles and you could
1:29:41
go and swimming it and yeah, gray because there's a lot of copper piping.
1:29:48
When we were traveling to staying in airbnbs across Europe, they still had
1:29:51
a lot of copper piping everywhere you look again, you know, being antibacterial,
1:29:58
and over here everything's plastic. In America, I had to change that.
1:30:00
Uh, work on the sink a little bit. It's all plastic pipes
1:30:05
under there. And I was looking at just reminiscing about, damn the copper.
1:30:09
I'd love to get some copper pipes in the house just to change the
1:30:12
structure of water coming from the main out or when we're getting from the spring
1:30:16
in both. So how would that, you know, think about just even
1:30:20
an the ingestion of simple metals to keep your body functioning in a different state
1:30:26
or level. Just copper. Now, what about silver goblets or you know,
1:30:30
I don't know many people that have gold goblets, because even if you
1:30:33
were going to get like you said, you need electricity to get something gold
1:30:36
plated that you could drink on a regular that you would get some sort of
1:30:40
monotomic in there if you left water or some sort of beverage in your gold
1:30:45
goblet. I'm wondering about silver also, you know silver goblets in a monotomic
1:30:48
silver that would have benefits for health. You know, don't be taking that
1:30:59
coils silver and super high and us is due blue straight up blue. No,
1:31:12
it's interesting. That's why they were called. When I was young,
1:31:15
I was told that's why they were called blue bloods. It is because I
1:31:17
used silverware, all right, and I'm always getting one atomic mm hmm.
1:31:23
I think that was real, but that's what I got told. That's interesting.
1:31:30
Yeah, the what are they? What'st the goblet? Or the thing
1:31:39
that Jesus drink out of supposedly what are they call them at the Last Supper?
1:31:45
Holy Grail? What if that was a gold or silver thing and only
1:31:55
Jesus had it, That's why he was so smart. They could live for
1:32:01
eternity. They got him send directly up in heaven aside from the cross being
1:32:09
crucified up there. Had that not happened using that same goblet reference for the
1:32:14
Last Supper, would that have extended life into hundreds of years? Or is
1:32:18
that is that the sub messaging behind that. I'm just curious. Yeah,
1:32:24
it could be. Maybe that was the water of life whatever they call that?
1:32:29
What do they call the fountain of fountain of youth? Yeah? Maybe
1:32:33
the uh his challenge was of youth thirty three forever. And what about jewelry?
1:32:45
Right, is this why people wear jewelry. I've got a copper bracelets
1:32:51
I wear and my wrist goes blue because it's all rubbing off, you know,
1:32:57
And so people wear silver that way, go the way copper. And
1:33:01
that's another way to get you know, metals into your into your body,
1:33:05
right, not the plastics. So dude, you don't want the plastics in
1:33:12
there. You just want them. Microplastics. Microplastics are super dangerous. I
1:33:18
mean it's like there was a study that was done that I talked about a
1:33:23
long time ago on my show that the Lady did a study and said that
1:33:27
on average in the United States, uh, people ingest as much as a
1:33:33
credit card worth of plastics a week. Oh, I mean just think about
1:33:42
car tires, all these cars driving around and tires way right, where do
1:33:46
you think of that? All that rubber than plastic, guys, And that's
1:33:50
a lot. So yeah, but but I mean I believe that way the
1:33:58
power anyway. So, and they've been trying and knock us off for decades,
1:34:03
right, look at all the stuff they're putting, the food in the
1:34:04
water, and that they still don't seem to be succeeding. So to me,
1:34:10
if you focus on you know, because I think the bodies are self
1:34:13
healing machines. Right, So even if we are full of plastic, I'm
1:34:17
sure that you know, we have the systems to get rid of that as
1:34:19
well. So I don't really sort of pay too much attention to the things
1:34:26
they tell me will kill me. And I'm still here. So Campbell,
1:34:29
they're trying to shorten and shrink our taint, bro That is what they're doing.
1:34:34
They want our taints smaller because that creates less masculinity in men. Okay,
1:34:42
all judged off of the tent. Sure you can measure you can measure
1:34:46
the masculinity of a man by the length of his taint. Yeah, man,
1:34:54
Estrogen like it's in all soil products, and you know, when you
1:34:58
eat them, you start resting in rainbow flags apparently, so when you'll know
1:35:02
what's going on, it's all you know, they've been attaining us. But
1:35:05
I mean I still think that, you know, so with with you know,
1:35:10
chemtrails, Like you know a lot of people like, oh my god,
1:35:13
kem trails are doing this, They're doing this, blah blah blah.
1:35:15
And I'm like, well, I'm just going to see it as you know,
1:35:18
MANI falling from heaven, right. Why not why not turn it around
1:35:21
on them if we can, if we can manifest stuff and transmute things well,
1:35:27
because because to me, that's the biggest thing they've got is fear.
1:35:31
Like you know, sure they've got weapons and all this other stuff, and
1:35:33
they can start wars and crash economies, but unless you've got people in a
1:35:38
state of fear, then none of none of the other stuff works. So
1:35:42
if we will leave all this stuff and that that that their perspective is the
1:35:45
only one that's valid, then we're kind of stuffed, right. But if
1:35:49
we flip all these things on its head and just like well, you know,
1:35:54
look at those lines in the sky, giv me vitamin B making me
1:35:57
stronger, you know, I think I think it's like we're smoking. You
1:36:00
know, we have in Australia, you have all these you know, smoking
1:36:03
will kill you on all the cigarette packets. And when they released those,
1:36:09
within six months after releasing that on the cigarettes, deaths and illnesses from smoking
1:36:15
went up like fifty percent because people were looking at these things going this is
1:36:18
going to kill me. So I think what's much more important is what we
1:36:24
believe rather than what they tell us. And they comes back to where the
1:36:28
power we can change all this stuff. We can believe it, or we
1:36:30
can believe in ourselves even more. Yeah, transmutation, I believe in them.
1:36:39
You can turn it into something positive. I think that's the that was
1:36:45
the whole idea of like prayer, like praying before you eat. It wasn't
1:36:49
necessarily meant to, you know, give things to outside SoRs or an outside
1:36:54
god. It was meant to like bless the food and raise the vibration of
1:36:59
the the food so it's healthier for you. That's what I think prayer,
1:37:05
especially over dinner or supper, breakfast or whatever was originally regardless if they knew
1:37:13
that or not exactly. And that's another reason not to war at McDonald's,
1:37:17
writer, is because no one's loving that food when they're cooking it, right,
1:37:23
I mean, Hindus still pray over their water before they drink it.
1:37:27
So and doctor Emoto, right, he kind of proved that this is all
1:37:30
true. Intention will change the structure of water, and all food's got water
1:37:35
in it. They were mostly made out of water too, so we can
1:37:43
change the structure of our body as well. Go ahead, David No with
1:37:47
the manifestation. I mean, think and Grow rich should be one of the
1:37:50
first kindergarten books that anybody ever understands on manifesting reality because they're doing exactly that.
1:38:00
They're getting us currently through the new cycle and you know, social media,
1:38:03
et cetera, to manifest the world that they want us to manifest for
1:38:09
them based on that fear response, the transmutation. This is the healthier glass
1:38:15
of water I have ever had to drink. The energy will give me to
1:38:17
retransplant my peach trees and my elderberry bushes. After this interview, I'm going
1:38:23
to be up until midnight with straight God energy to be able to manifest with
1:38:28
those plants so they grow the strongest they've ever grown. Starting putting this into
1:38:32
my Yamoto here water glass also for this, you know, you can put
1:38:39
the thought into it. And again, you know when you're coming out and
1:38:42
thinking about after transplanting plants, that same thing, you know, this water
1:38:47
is going to help your body retain its perfect pH balance so you can grow
1:38:51
and produce the ripest fruits and the most sugar laden content fruits ever. So
1:38:57
it can nourish our bodies as well with micronutrient without the plastics. Like you
1:39:01
can take it as far as you want to go with that glass of water
1:39:03
or with your manifestation. But they never teach you that. In the schools.
1:39:08
It's always about be ready to plug into a corporate position. Oh you
1:39:13
can't do this, you can't do that. I mean, how much stuff
1:39:15
have we manifested in terms of dreams of whatever? It is just when you
1:39:18
focus on it. It just seems to appear out of somewhere, right,
1:39:23
These opportunities present themselves when you're focused on some goal. So cherish everybody's spiritual
1:39:30
health, physical health, because you manifested it in your water and your glass
1:39:34
and your food and your reality. Take the power back from these dark forces.
1:39:39
That's what they're terrified of, as people like us talking about being able
1:39:43
to manifest, but on the different direction of taking our planet back and kicking
1:39:47
this dark force back for several thousand years so it does not re manifest on
1:39:51
our planet. They're terrified of that because if enough of us get together and
1:39:57
start manifesting and using our god give innate abilities to change this world in a
1:40:02
light vibration, they can't hold state. They can't manifest that fear base because
1:40:10
at that point you'll lose the fear when you step out off of the invisible
1:40:14
ledge of where it takes us. That's why this social media machine is terrifying
1:40:18
us with nuclear war and all this, and that they want you to be
1:40:21
afraid because what are you waiting for. You're waiting for the news to tell
1:40:25
you what's coming next. Same like when you know, right when we did
1:40:29
that thing and you know, the news was telling everybody all the eclipse is
1:40:30
going to terrify everybody. It's going to kill everybody. The thing's going to
1:40:33
die. And that was what everybody was waiting for. They were waiting up
1:40:38
to those few seconds when the final disc went and what would happen, And
1:40:40
they just drew you up to that line and then off the gas, you
1:40:45
know, foot off the gas and everybody, well, what did you do
1:40:46
during that time? Manifesting in your mind of what could go wrong and going
1:40:49
to get ready? You know, they just drew us through the act one
1:40:54
of the play, right. Yeah. Not only that though, too,
1:41:00
It's has to do with this community as well. This community does the exact
1:41:03
same thing. I mean, the national broadcast system that everyone was seeing that
1:41:09
was going to turn everyone into freaking zombies, the National Emergency Broadcast System,
1:41:13
you remember that, David. There was like a couple of months before the
1:41:15
solar eclipse thing that they were like, it's gonna turn everyone in the zombies
1:41:20
and activate this thing within the DNA and everyone's gonna rewalk. It's like these
1:41:26
things they just pop up like every once in a while, and then it's
1:41:29
a regurgitation of something that is that happened not that long ago, but as
1:41:34
they're surrounding some other different event. And we've seen several of those, I
1:41:40
mean, shoot, in the past four years, we've probably seen at least
1:41:46
fifty of them. And it happens every couple of months. There's a new
1:41:51
thing, but it's the same thing that's just slightly different, and it gets
1:41:56
everybody talking about it, and as soon as it's over, they don't mention
1:41:59
it ever again, and then it's on to something different. And then that
1:42:01
different thing is the same thing as the thing that happened before, just different,
1:42:06
just slightly different, and then it just gets repeated and then it just
1:42:11
turns the snowballs into something different. But is the exact same type of fear
1:42:17
mongering nonsense, Yeah, Hegelian dialectic. But they get us to create the
1:42:26
world that they want by feeding us all these stories and we all focus on
1:42:29
it and we create it, when like David says, we need to focus
1:42:33
on creating what we want. And you know, a big thing is everyone
1:42:39
was running around yelling fake news, fake news, and uses fake you know,
1:42:43
four years ago, but now they don't seem to realize that. Well,
1:42:45
you know, social media is the news as well, right, and
1:42:48
they're still latching onto these negative things and passing them around as fear, which
1:42:55
is that's the one thing that we shouldn't be doing, you know. We
1:43:00
should be focusing on what we want the world. We want a crewt and
1:43:01
that way we'll get there much faster. But all the all the energy that
1:43:05
we give, you know, we can only think so many thoughts a day,
1:43:09
and that and every thought is energy. So we've only got so much
1:43:13
energy to give out every day. If we're giving more to the fear and
1:43:16
to the stories into the system, then we're giving to our futures. What
1:43:20
do you think is going to win? You know? I mean this is
1:43:25
the thing I said it before. We've got the power to do all this
1:43:28
and to because everything's energy, right, Like this physical world is just a
1:43:32
perception, you know, but it's all energy. So we can change stuff.
1:43:38
That's how we manifest stuff. That's how things just pop up in your
1:43:41
in your life and your experience. So you know, the imagination is the
1:43:46
key to that is to focus on what you want to see it, to
1:43:49
feel it too, and to not be distracted, because that's one of the
1:43:55
biggest tools next to fear is to distract us. Look over here, look
1:43:59
over here, look over here. Just don't look where you want to be
1:44:01
going, because if you do, you'll get there. And that's what let
1:44:04
them want. You brought up something really interesting there, which is our imagination.
1:44:10
And I definitely feel like there's been a concerted effort to get rid of
1:44:14
our imagination. That's why we have this type of technology. As soon as
1:44:16
a new child is born, basically as soon as they come out of the
1:44:20
womb. I mean, it's an exaggeration, but they're basically given a tablet.
1:44:26
They're basically giving some kind of technology, and that is degrading their imagination.
1:44:30
Like I don't feel like kids go outside and play with their imagination anymore.
1:44:38
Even whenever I was a kid, we would always do that. We'd
1:44:40
go and play Star Wars right with sticks. We played dragon ball Z and
1:44:44
we would create these elaborate storylines and like pretend that we were these characters.
1:44:50
And that's an imagination building. Like that's a manifestation right there. The same
1:44:56
types of techniques that are used with manifestation is used in your imagination. And
1:45:02
I feel like that that has been siphoning the way and taking away from this,
1:45:10
uh, this new generation of kids because because of the technology. For
1:45:16
sure, that's what the education system was for. Come inside, kids,
1:45:21
leave your imagination and your imaginary friend outside and come inside and we'll teach you
1:45:27
to spell. You know, I'm old school. I guess we used to
1:45:32
when you got a refrigerator box from somebody who's got a new refrigerator in the
1:45:38
neighborhood. That would keep you occupied for the whole day or afternoon. Like
1:45:41
I'm old school, I guess where you can still remember climbing trees and get
1:45:45
an enjoyment out of refrigerator boxes or something, you know. And if you
1:45:48
don't understand that, you're too young to understand that, right, Yeah,
1:45:54
mane gosh, I was a child of the eighties. We we didn't have
1:45:58
the internet. We hardly had you know, each house maybe had one TV
1:46:00
and that was the only Mom and dad got the cheese the channels, and
1:46:04
it wasn't an option. We were literally kicked out of the house, you
1:46:08
know, on the weekend and after breakfast they kick you out. They don't
1:46:12
come back until all the street lights are on. And that's what you were
1:46:15
just, you know, use your imagination. You would build forwards, you
1:46:18
would, you know whatever. But yeah, now you know people are worried
1:46:23
about you know, they're going to turn this into cyborgs. But then they
1:46:26
walk down the street with this thing in their hand that they're constantly looking at
1:46:29
and getting information from and validation and all this kind of stuff. I mean,
1:46:33
you know, I got use for those people. They're already halfway there,
1:46:36
right, they're being ruled by technology. Yeah, I'm just going to
1:46:43
say from my personal perspective of my own life getting out since I have this
1:46:47
small farm here and setting up the girl beds and planting everything, and currently
1:46:54
we have ducks and geese in three different areas that we put fence up around.
1:47:00
So we've noticed over us last year that the trees that were in there
1:47:02
that we originally put the fruit trees, are doing far better than the ones.
1:47:05
So we're retransplanting are orchard inside the duck and the geese area to try
1:47:11
to get the natural fertilizer and have them take care of the pests walk around.
1:47:15
So like creating the imagination to set up these three zones for the ducks
1:47:20
and the geese and then being able to populate that with fruit plants. So
1:47:24
that's kind of my imagination for this last weak or so as to try to
1:47:29
reimagine that orchard growing. But we had it in the wrong spot. We
1:47:32
had it in a real nice area, lush soils. They were doing well.
1:47:38
We got a huge amount of peaches this year, got some cherries kicking
1:47:41
off, a few plums as well. Apples are kicking as always, or
1:47:45
trying to move some of those ones that are not performing as well, the
1:47:47
smallest of the trees over into this area where we hope that with all the
1:47:53
boosted fertilizer and maintenance and care that birds can do to take care of pests
1:47:58
and keep everything trimmed around the base of the trees and the trunks, we'll
1:48:01
do far better for us. So that's my imagination, is trying to get
1:48:04
out to produce some of my own food because this microplastics things a big deal.
1:48:10
I'm not using plastics when I drink generally. I'm not gonna say never.
1:48:14
I mean occasionally a mite, but I really go out of my way
1:48:16
to keep more of And again, if you're going to use manifestation and imagination,
1:48:21
then make your diet and your lifestyle as clean as it can possibly be,
1:48:26
Like we get our meat from the Amish. We don't want vaccinated meat.
1:48:29
We don't want thing that's going through an unten GMO grain. They grow
1:48:32
their own corn out there that they feed the cattle in the pig that then
1:48:36
they sell. To try to go out of your way to create something outside
1:48:42
this system, because that is another terrifying thing for these elite that have set
1:48:45
up all these systems for you to plug you into like a light bulb.
1:48:50
Once you step outside, that you're a danger because you've done it, and
1:48:54
you can prove to others that you can step outside to a great degree and
1:48:58
produce what you want and trade with the other. But in the minute that
1:49:00
you start messaging that to millions of people is when you know a few strange
1:49:04
things start to happen to you. That messaging is clear manifested in any way,
1:49:10
shape or form you can. I just choosing it to do it with
1:49:13
food and things that I put in in my body and the enjoyment of clean
1:49:16
meats, clean foods, clean vegetable, clean fruit, and clean water from
1:49:20
a spring. That's me. Though other people might take in it a different
1:49:25
form and fashion. Maybe you want to have animals, Maybe you I don't
1:49:28
know, but for me to get duck eggs every day and the sort of
1:49:30
thing that's a joy, you know all and I know where everything's coming from.
1:49:35
But maybe that you know, you say, well I can't do that,
1:49:39
I can't have that. Well, then that means that your priority here,
1:49:42
the way that you're visualizing what could be or not be in the life,
1:49:45
you've already cut yourself off the wall. I can't do that. The
1:49:49
moment you stop and you say I can't do it or it's not possible,
1:49:53
then of course it's not possible. It never will because you just stopped it.
1:49:56
But the minute you open the possibilities of changing and moving into something or
1:50:00
in tune with what your body or your mind or your spirit's looking for,
1:50:03
those doors just continually open all the way down. The more focused you are
1:50:06
and getting that done. Yeah, a long rant, but that's all I
1:50:13
was great. Yeah, No, it's true. Like and especially the judging
1:50:18
thing, Like you know, if you judge something is that's impossible, then
1:50:24
to me, what you're doing is, you know, it's back to charge,
1:50:27
right, You're putting that thought in charge of you, because if it's
1:50:30
impossible, you can never find a solution. So it's in charge and your
1:50:34
staffed, just like saying you know this is the truth when you don't know
1:50:38
it is, it's it's putting something in charge of you and it stops your
1:50:42
thinking process. Everything should just be interesting, right, you know, And
1:50:46
that way you've always got solutions. You can always find, you know,
1:50:50
new ways to do things. But this all this, yeah, like I
1:50:54
can't do that, you know, because of the government, or I can't
1:50:57
do that because of this. Well, the only actually hurting his yourself,
1:51:00
because there's people out there who are who are doing different things despite the government,
1:51:05
despite the whatevers you know they start, you can all do the world's
1:51:13
so dangerous, Campbell. I can't believe you're traveling out there. How Oh,
1:51:15
it's so scary. I can't travel. I can't go see anything.
1:51:19
You're gonna get kidnapped and kill and they'm gonna help for riends and you're gonna
1:51:23
die over there. How'd you go? And just you stay home? It's
1:51:26
safer here. It's I went to America in October last year, and I
1:51:30
heard that from so many people, and then I ever had a ball,
1:51:35
nothing happened, came back home, and then when I was leaving again this
1:51:39
year, same thing. And the worst thing about that is all these people
1:51:45
saying that are the ones who were yelling they were trying to lock us down?
1:51:47
How dare they try and lock us down? And they don't realize that
1:51:50
they're now locking themselves down because they're scared of things I don't know. I've
1:51:56
traveled through Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia out These are countries that people were freaking
1:52:02
out. You know, there was war there and it's close to the Ukraine
1:52:05
and all this. Man, I've had the time of my life, like
1:52:10
best people, really good food, amazing you know, country and landscapes and
1:52:16
people hiding in the house as too scared because of something that they've imagined.
1:52:23
We'll be real And this is a thing everyone manifests. We're all manifesting constantly.
1:52:29
It's just that most people are manifesting stuff they don't want. Well,
1:52:32
that's how this whole control system and structure really works, Campbell, is that
1:52:39
in order to get some people or someone or a massive amount of people to
1:52:44
do something that they don't necessarily want to do, you have to convince them
1:52:49
that it's their idea. Then it becomes a self policing system. That's the
1:52:56
way that it works, and that's the way that it's really always worked.
1:53:00
That's how you get anybody to do something that they don't want to do,
1:53:01
is you make them believe that it's their idea to do it, because you
1:53:05
can't force people to do it. I mean, there are occasions where you
1:53:09
can force people, but not so much in the United States. The way
1:53:14
that the United States works is it's psychological. But David, you just brought
1:53:18
up something really interesting with the animals, because I just read an article the
1:53:24
other day that said that roughly around sixty five percent of the antibiotics that are
1:53:33
currently sold in the US are sold to animal and food production, so cattle
1:53:44
and swine, and roughly around forty four like animals on forty four percent more
1:53:55
of these antibiotics and other drugs than humans do in the US, which is
1:54:01
wild. We'll give you more antibiotics to animals, and we're giving the humans
1:54:11
like humans eating those animals. Yes, it's up to you. You're uptaking
1:54:15
that in the food chain. And again you need to add that double layer
1:54:17
of then they're fed genetically modified crops that are sprayed with glaciless state. In
1:54:21
that whole process, of their feed. So it's not just what's been injected
1:54:27
into the animal, but so what they're ingesting as their food source that's also
1:54:30
from a contaminated food source. On that whole megafarm type of thing. I'll
1:54:35
tell you one thing. My buddy, he's got like five hundred acres over
1:54:38
here and he's got a past problem with rabbits. This year like hundreds.
1:54:44
So we went over there hunting and we got about twenty rabbits in the last
1:54:46
day and a half or so. And you know, they're always telling you,
1:54:49
oh, this thing the liver, it's got splotches on the liver.
1:54:51
You can't eat the rabbit. It's poisons is content. They're saying the same
1:54:55
thing with the deer. Oh you don't touch a deer. There's all contaminated
1:54:58
in the wild forest out there. So we, you know, gutted those
1:55:01
twenty rabbits because he likes to eat rabbit and his family does too, So
1:55:05
it was a learning curve for me too on how to skin these rabbits.
1:55:09
But anyway, the one very thing that what I was focused on he was
1:55:12
too, was focusing on the liver to look for these spots because apparently if
1:55:15
a rabbit's contaminated. It has this like wild disease, and I the name
1:55:20
escapes me of what it was. If you touch that rabbit with your bare
1:55:24
hands and you touch the liver, you're gonna get infected too, and turn
1:55:26
it into a zombie of sorts and get brain rot and this kind of stuff.
1:55:30
So we were looking at the livers of all these rabbits, and livers
1:55:33
are real small and to make sure that there was no blotches. Zero out
1:55:36
of twenty. And I'm like, if they're painting it to be as commonplace
1:55:41
as it is with all the rabbits are infected, all the deers are infected,
1:55:44
don't use that as a wild food source. Don't do it. You're
1:55:45
gonna get some sort of zombie brain eating disease. We should have seen at
1:55:51
least one rabbit with it. Zero, So I'm calling bs on that too.
1:55:56
They're trying to frighten you away from any natural types of food sources.
1:56:00
Yeah, did you see did you see where they just reintroduced the wolves back
1:56:05
in the Colorado Mm hmmm, they just put wolves back in Colorado. Wild
1:56:13
wolves not good for the livestock. I bet a few farmers will be shooting
1:56:15
at those things for sure, and not good for the people either. You
1:56:19
know how dangerous a wolf is. Waiting until one person gets killed by a
1:56:25
wolf, where a kid gets killed by a wolf. And Colorado's are very
1:56:30
like, you know, natury type of state, Like people go out there
1:56:34
and hike and walk and ride bikes on trails like all over the place,
1:56:40
right waiting until a wolf gets a hold of one of these people and it
1:56:45
becomes a different story. Yeah, there's bears too. Yeah, you need
1:56:49
to go on. You just don't go walking out there for a fun day
1:56:53
at the pig. You definitely need to carry something with you. It's harder
1:56:57
to do a huge cruising on a bike and at your side and with the
1:57:00
recruitment and like things just comes out of nowhere and hits you. It's a
1:57:03
little bit different than walking down where you can sort of get the sense like
1:57:06
I feel like I'm being hunted or something, and you get the you get
1:57:09
that vibe in the forest and you're just looking around like what's going on.
1:57:15
Yeah, I wouldn't go hocking. I'll put myself up against the snakes and
1:57:18
spiders and crocodiles. I think bear you can't carry down there, can you
1:57:27
no, man? We got we got, we got sighed back in the
1:57:33
nineties. Okay, hold on, let me pull up this. Okay.
1:57:39
So this is the Wildlife and Colorado Parks and Wildlife. The Parks and Wildlife
1:57:45
Commission pass the final Colorado Wolf Restoration and Management Plan on May third, twenty
1:57:53
twenty three. Between December eighteenth and twenty twenty two, twenty twenty three,
1:57:58
uh, Colorado and Wildlife Experts released ten gray wolves on the public land and
1:58:05
summit in Grand Counties. And I think more has been released since they just
1:58:13
released a bunch of them like two or three weeks ago. Again, this
1:58:16
is an older article about I don't know what they're thinking. That's a dangerous
1:58:23
animal. And there was a reason that they weren't in Colorado because they were
1:58:28
killing things. They were eliminating other animals that people needed. Now they're bringing
1:58:33
them back. Yeah. Coyotes are prolific breeders as well, so you know
1:58:40
over here the Cherokee would always they termed the coyote as the trickster because if
1:58:47
you had a like a family or a troop coming through with you, a
1:58:53
clan for a better term, if you were to shoot them and shoot a
1:58:57
few of the males or just eliminate, you know, a percentage of that
1:59:00
population. Something else is going to move in and fill that vacant space,
1:59:05
and generally it'll be a mother that can then rear up like a bunch of
1:59:13
different pups. So the reason they call it the trickster is you kill off
1:59:16
two or three or four coyotes and then suddenly twenty of them pop up on
1:59:20
your property. Because that vacant space is made, a family of coyotes will
1:59:27
move back in and usually it'll be depending on what time of the year,
1:59:30
pregnant females plural that'll pop in and suddenly you got like sixteen pups pop out
1:59:34
and away. We only have four coyotes before, and I got twenty running
1:59:36
around. That's why they called it the trickster, because the more you try
1:59:40
to remove, the more empty space is created for other families of coyotes to
1:59:45
then move in and then breed and then have more coyotes. So there's a
1:59:48
fine line between trying to remove it. You need to remove one hundred percent
1:59:51
of them, or something's going to fill in that vacuum of space. And
1:59:56
you look about the predator class on this planet as well. We've left empty
2:00:00
space for them to exist in, so they certainly came in and inhabited it,
2:00:04
and now they're proliferating and they have to that point. Now it's time
2:00:09
to take our planet back. Man. Can you imagine all, like all
2:00:15
the other problems, and now people got to worry about wolves. I think,
2:00:18
bro, oh, that's like just another thing. You just be walking
2:00:23
along and all of a sudden, a giant wolf is there and you got
2:00:27
a problem. Wild dude. I couldn't imagine what it would have been like
2:00:32
back when, like there was just random wild animals anywhere that could come out
2:00:39
and kill you at any time. That's why nobody ever traveled alone. You
2:00:44
always traveled with people. There was no like solo hikers four hundred years ago,
2:00:48
because for sure you'd disappear, not that there'd be some X murder out
2:00:53
there, some psycho, but guaranteed something bigger than you hunting in a pack
2:00:57
would come and nibble you up. When I got nobody was like cruising through
2:01:00
the forest, having campfires in the dark, chill in, partying out.
2:01:03
You were on full guard, campfire, roaring through the night to keep the
2:01:08
predators away. It was a very different world. And you go further back
2:01:11
in time with less people, I'm sure it was even weirder with larger animals.
2:01:15
Further back you imagine fifteen hundred, two thousand years ago comparatively to four
2:01:17
hundred years ago. Wild, really wild, literally and figuratively. All Right,
2:01:29
gentlemen, I think it's been an amazing conversation. I think'lock six hours
2:01:34
ahead of us over there, yep, yep, eleven pm, yet it
2:01:40
is getting leave for Campbell. Thank you, gentlemen. Really appreciate your time
2:01:46
and thanks everyone in the chat. If you guys have anything else that you
2:01:50
would like to bring up, If not, I think this is a good
2:01:54
spot to close it out. Appreciate you guys a lot. They've Can you
2:01:59
let people know where to find you online? The Adapt twenty thirty channel while
2:02:04
it exists. I'm over on Brighteon bit Shoot and Rumble with the same Adapt
2:02:09
twenty thirty channel, and the podcast really pushing that, the Many Ice Age
2:02:14
Conversations podcast. We're rebranding that. We're in the process of rebranding that.
2:02:17
I'll announce the new name for it in a little bit, but right now,
2:02:20
please jump over there. Anywhere podcast or host across the net. It's
2:02:24
many ice age conversations. Thanks thanks for having on. Yeah, I appreciate
2:02:29
you. I'm always amazing having you on, and you too and Campbell brother.
2:02:38
Let us know where we can find you online. Yeah, yeah,
2:02:41
just autodidactic. Put that into YouTube or rumble or you know, Instagram.
2:02:46
I'll do a bit there, yeah, and you'll find me. And hello
2:02:50
to everyone in chat. He'd be shak. Thanks everyone for being here and
2:02:54
good to talk to you. David. Thanks time as well. This has
2:02:59
been an amazing in conversation and of course let us know what you guys think
2:03:02
in the comments of this video. We covered a lot here today, but
2:03:06
I just want to thank all of you guys, Marissa Dragonfly off the hook
2:03:11
of ow Nina Noble Truth, and anybody else that was in Trina Phoenix,
2:03:19
good to see you, and anybody else that I may have missed. Appreciate
2:03:27
each and every one of you for contributing to the conversation. Let us know
2:03:30
what you think of any of the stuff that we mentioned today. Nicola Tesla
2:03:34
on Bosnian pyramids, star forwards any of that, because I'm always interested to
2:03:41
hear what you guys think about it as well. In the comments, and
2:03:44
please be sure to hit the thumbs up button to help the channel on the
2:03:46
Rhythm Share subscribe hit to bell Icon as well for notifications, and the links
2:03:50
to both David Dubai and Campbell from Autodidactics is in the description of this video,
2:03:59
So we go over there, show them some support, and we'll see
2:04:01
you guys next time. Thanks for being here. Everyone appreciate you gentlemen.
2:04:04
Stay with me.