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Ancient & Lost Civilizations | Autodidactic & Lorenzo · Ryder Lee

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with that down, we have returning guests from the Autodidactic YouTube channel, broadcasting
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live from Europe. Campbell, how's it going, my friend? It's good
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to see you. Yeah, man, good good. How you doing doing
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great? My friend doing great, and it's good to see you. Thanks
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for coming back, and hopefully Lorenzo will be joining us. You're shortly kind
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of gave him not too much notice, but yeah, it's all right.
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Sorry about that. I think I stopped the time off I've been. I'm
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in my sixth country in the last eleven days, so I'm sort of not
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even sure what time it is or what day it is. So you're going
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all over the place. Brother, You're you've been getting it. You've been
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going around there, did you visit the Bosnian Pyramids. Yep, yeah,
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yeah, we we had four days at the Bosnian Pyramid. That was awesome.
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I met doctor Sam, had a good chat with him and a few
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of the other people, some really good connections there, went in the tunnels
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and everything. Yeah, really really good. So got a lot of really
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good footage which which we'll get out, sown some sort of stuff that I
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don't think, you know, information hasn't been put out yet. So yeah,
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yeah, it's been a whirl wind, but it's been it's been great.
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Been to Venice, been to a star for been through Croatia, Slovenia,
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Bosnia, and now I'm in Serbia. So did you see the Paul
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Manova Star for it? Yeah? Yeah, we went to Palmanova. Yeah
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yeah, what was that? Like? What did you see there? What
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was interesting about that? It was more the energy side of it. That
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was interesting. That the walls around it are sort of half buried. You
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can't really see a lot from the ground, so we sort of had a
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bit of a walk around, but it was really the way it's set out
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and the energy flow that we were doing. It was pretty interesting. It
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was it was a really like stormy day and all these black clouds came over
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and me and the people I'm traveling with, the three of us, went
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into the center of that. It's got a big center hexagone I think it
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is, and we sat down and meditated, and when we opened our eyes
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there was like blue sky above us and this ring, like a perfect ring
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around us, a black cloud like. It was really really strange that we
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had a blue circle above us. It was really crazy. And so it
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was just the looking at the way it was all run and with all the
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water that you know, how the water was all sort of part of it,
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and the energy flow, and obviously the buildings were really cool too,
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had lots of old world buildings there. But but it's really the energy that
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we that we've been noticing. We started in Venice, went to Palman over
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and then ended up in Croatia at a place called Motovun, And when we
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got there we realized we basically traveled directly up a leylon and all these weird
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coincidences and things have been happening to us. So it's been really interesting.
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I think you just missed David Dubaian. He was just there. It was
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a little a little over a month ago. Or something like that. Yeah,
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I just missed him. Yeah, we did a show on Pulmanova Star
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Wars. What's what's really interesting the bars and the im pyramid because scientist doesn't
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believe that that structure is an actual pyramid. They believe that cutural forming uh
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mountain correct. Yeah, yeah, I mean if if you know, if
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basically what they've discovered there in the ages and everything will just destroy the narrative
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that they've put up, especially with pyramids, with them promoting the Egyptian pyramids
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and everything that basically I found a leaf that was between two of the stones.
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Basically the whole pyramid. I've seen the excavations and it's all covered in
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man made like stones, like the whole thing got really big megalithic blocks that
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are like a geo polymer. And they found a leaf between two of the
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layers and they got that carbon dated and it came out of like twenty nine
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thousand years. So obviously that blows a lit off off the whole story right
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off history of evolution of civilizations and everything. So they're doing their best to
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suppress it. But doctor sam Osmanovic, who's basically the guy who first discovered
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as a pyramid, and he's running most of the research there and putting his
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whole career on the line and everything. He's doing an amazing job. He's
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created a park there and he's they've excavated I think three hundred meters of tunnels,
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which which you can We went meditated in them, which was interesting.
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Like we went in at like eleven in the morning and sat down and you
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know, they've got like little meditation places, and we sat down and meditated,
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and the people I was with they got up to move and apparently they
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said, you know, we're going, you know, just to let you
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know, and I didn't respond, so they sort of yelled it a bit
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louder and nothing, so they just left me. And then when we came
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well, when I came out, we checked the time and it was like
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six o'clock at night, and I thought I was in there for like maybe
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an hour, so it was. It's a pretty strange place, but you
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can definitely feel the energy there. There's water running through it. They're definite
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man made caves with all the excavation. Basically it's been filled in, like
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their man made tunnels that have been filled up with sand so that all they're
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doing is taking out sand and leaving the gear polymer, basically the man made
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on creep tunnels. And what they're trying to do is find a way into
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the pyramid because the tunnels are sort of on the outskirts, and so they're
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sort of digging their way in and if the tunnel goes the wrong way,
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they stop and they keep trying to head towards the pyramid. So it's amazing
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place. The synchronicities that happened there were just off the charts. It was
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just there was just a crazy time. And I'm going to be back there
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in a couple of about two and a half three weeks, i think,
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without tour we're taking. We're taking thirty three people around to a couple of
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different pyramids. And at the moment, I'm in Serbia and I'm at a
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pyramid called the Urtin Pyramid, and it's a three sided pyramid and it's basically
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a terraformed mountain. It's like two and a half kilometers and it's that they've
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done. They do what they've done all the ratings at Bosnia for aubon energy
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and negative ions and all these other different bits and pieces, and they've done
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it here as well at this pyramid, and yeah, it seems it's it's
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a line north, it's got all the right angles and everything, and it's
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it's looking like it might be older. So it's and again, the whole
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community around here is just it's it's just yeah, you can feel it in
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the air. It's it's been a really interesting journey so far. Well,
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I mean there's pyramids all over the world that really no one talks about.
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You got pyramids in Spain, you got them in Greece, Sudan, Peru,
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Brazil, Bolivia, Guatemala, Indonesia, Tahiti, I believe, small
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Ya, Italy, Turkey, Mexico, and I think that there's even ones
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in Japan too, right, I'm not sure about Japan. I went to
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a talk that doctor samu's Manovich did and he sort of named all the countries
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we were going to leave early, and he sort of saw me and had
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a chat and tell me I had to come and listen to his speech and
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all this stuff. So that's been good and made some good connections there.
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But yeah, that they're basically they're everywhere, right, It's like Starfought's right,
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they're everywhere. They sort of tell Us says one or two, and
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then we find more and they kind of try and push it all under the
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rug. But you know, we know the deal, like history is not
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our story, right, it's his story. Yes, So these pyramids everywhere
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and and more of being discovered and you know sort of studied, you know,
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every every year. So it's it's exciting times. Yeah, and you
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have I believe there's more pyramids in Mexico than there is in Egypt. And
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I'm pretty sure that Mexico, China the largest one in the world. Right
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in Mexico, well maybe in the books the Bosnian Pyramids, what is it
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three hundred and fifty meters I think tall, So it's bigger than any any
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other discovered written about pyramid. And like I said, I'm sitting in the
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shadow at the moment of of one that that you know, has had a
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lot of people come and do tests on it, and they've tested all the
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angles and the that the directions you know to the north, to the cardinal
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points and the or gone and the negative ions and all these different energies,
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and it's been confirmed by experts as a pyramid. It's two and a half
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kilometers tall, it's it's but it's not made. It's like a mountain that's
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been terraformed, that's been shaped into a into it like a tetrahagent basically into
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a into a three sided pyramid. So we're going to be doing some work
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on that where where basically the people I'm traveling with they've got connections with the
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main researcher on that. So that's again, it's a pyramid that you don't
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hear about because no one, you know, who's in the field wants to
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talk about it because it just destroys our whole narrative, you know, as
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it destroys the whole narrative of evolution and how civilizations work and how long we've
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been here and all this kind of stuff. So yeah, we're basically working
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out on the fringes at the moment, but I think it's all going to
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come to light, and there's pyramids everywhere. There's hundreds in China, We've
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got the ministrator. They're just everywhere. Yeah, I think that the Great
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Pyramid of Chilula was exactly like that as well. In Mexico. It was
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cut out of a out of a mountain. Oh okay, trying to look
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up the exactly that one. But this is the thing, like with the
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Bosnian Pyramid, it's still covered in dirt and vegetation. But if you look
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at the old photos, you know from the around nineteen hundred of all the
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Mexican pyramids, that's exactly what they were. That were just hills that they
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had to uncover and then they found these pyramids underneath them. Yeah, it's
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hard to find it on Wikipedia. Just google the largest pyramid. I think
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it's in Mexico, the largest ones that's considered a pyramid. I'm pretty sure
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in Mexico. Let me see shure screen. Largest pyramid in the world.
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The Greek Pyramid of Chilula. The Greek Pyramid of Chilulu, also known as
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I can't say that name, is a complex located in Chilula, Mexico.
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It is the largest architectural site of a pyramid temple in the world and is
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the largest pyramid by volume to exist in the world today. Can Well says
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constructed mountain, So I'm guessing it means it was constructed out of the mountain.
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I'm I'm not too sure that. Yeah, I haven't. I haven't
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done any research on it. I've heard the name but I don't know a
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lot about it, and I like to David M. Apparently I'm a grief
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but I don't. I don't have a playwalk David M. Sorry, I
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don't even website's David going off? He is, we don't pay attention to
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people like that, bro. I just thought, what does he what does
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he say? He says, any scumbag that steals content and transitioning someone from
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presenting later release that information behind a paywall, he's not a good person.
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So do you do that? Do you do that? I don't even have
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a wa excite man, So I definitely don't ever play well. So I'm
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not sure who he thinks I am. But have a nice day, David.
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So this pyramid because I think that the first that they thought was the
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biggest was in you well, was in Egypt, and then this one kind
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of took took its place. I don't know when this was discovery. But
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I don't really understand people's fascination with Egypt. It doesn't have the most pyramids,
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it doesn't have the biggest pyramids, like I don't understand why Egypt is
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such a like. It's just the most promoted. As far as I can
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tell but yeah, exactly right. It's even I think there's more pyramids in
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like in Nubia than than Egypt itself, so it's yeah, I think they
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just sort of the first ones that were promoted, and there's a lot of
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writing and stories about it. And when I was young and I was sort
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of getting into ancient history, like I was, I was like, oh,
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I'm not interested because everyone knows about Egypt. So I was much more
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interested in the South American and all these other ones were being discovered. But
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it's interesting, you know, and they have their story with the pharaohs and
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all this, and they try and you know, make its believe that they're
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tombs, and there's that there's never ever been a mummy found in any pyramid
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ever and basically all the pharaohs are buried in the Valley of the King.
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So it's obviously, you know, doctor Howas you know, is out there
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fighting. He's a good fight and putting all his info out and promoting it.
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But yeah, I don't get the fascination either, do we know what
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the ordest? I mean, maybe Egypt has the orders pyramid and that's why
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people are so attractive attracted the Egypt. It may be the oldest in the
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textbooks, but from my information that they're nowhere near the oldest. I'm sure
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that Wikipedia, if you put Bosneyan pyramid into Wikipedia, it just said it's
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pseudo science and there's no pyramid there and all this stuff. But doctor sam
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as Manovic, who basically was the first one to call a pyramid, he'd
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been studying pyramids around the world on every continent for thirty years before he got
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into Bosniy And he's done all the task, he'd done all the measurements,
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but they just don't want it to get out. Google says. According to
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the Guinness World Wreckers, the title of the world's oldest pyramid is shared between
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the Jewelser Pyramid in Egypt, built approximately twenty six thirty BC. In the
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Cronal Pyramid of Canal Peru seven they say, ye, around the six thousand
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years sort of mark. But yeah, the information I've got from the people
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that are studying them that there's much much older pyramids. And I think one
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of the big things is that because they're so old, that they were built
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by previous civilizations, right, which weren't meant to exist, and they definitely
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weren't meant to have their technology to to make geopolymers. The geopolymer in the
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Bosnian pyramid is you know, that's artificial artificial concrete. It's harder than the
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concrete we can make today, it's better, it absorbs less water, so
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it's a superior material. It's what we find in all ancient history when we
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look into it, like the technology that existed is better than what we could
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do now. And that's that's the problem to the history writers because I can't
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explain it with their narrative. Yeah, this one up here says that Gunna
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Pandan it's hard to pronounce. His names don't come out, Okay, yeah,
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yeah in Indonesia, includes the raisers say the papers authors, led by
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Danny and Naga waja Ja, claim that it was the remains of a prehistory
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pyramid from up to twenty seven thousand years ago. Holy crap, there you
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go. Yeah, yeah, that one was brought to light by Graham Hancock,
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so it brought into the public consciousness. And yeah, yeah, so
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there's these you know, anomalies, right, but it's funny, right,
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you have one anomaly and it's not you know once once you have even an
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anomalies, not really an anomaly because if it exists and it was built,
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then they just like they just call it an anomaly, so we forget about
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it. But I mean, you know, with a twenty seven thousand year
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old pyramid, it's like, well we built it, how did they build?
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What was going on? But they try and you know, sweep it
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under the under the rug. But there's anomalies, anomalies everywhere everywhere. That's
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what studying history shows you is that the story just does not make sense.
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As soon as you start to look into it, the whole narrative falls apart.
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Yeah, I mean a black sheep researcher brings up something important here.
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We don't really know the dates as carbon dating isn't. Yeah, yeah,
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I would agree with that, yep, yeah, definitely yeah. And he
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also brings up the going off the probability is the oldest pyramid is probably submerged,
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and I think that that is true. There's a submerged pyramid off the
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coast of Japan. Japan. Yeah, that's what's called. We've got the
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name at the moment, it will come to me, but yeah, yeah,
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there's definitely one off the coast of Japan. And we get stories of
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them in off the coast of the Americas and other places, but they just
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haven't been you know, look into. But the one off Japan almost name
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Again, the academics don't classet as you know, they won't say that it's
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a pyramid. They actually tried to say that it was a natural formation.
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That's yeah. Yeah, this one here, yeah, I don't know if
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that's a real photo or not. That kind of looks like which ones are
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real and which ones are EI generated photos. Ai, it's not good.
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It's just going to muddy the waters even more. Yeah, I don't know
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which one of these are real. Let's look at yeah gooy monument. Okay,
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well this would be a real picture, but it doesn't give you the
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actual full scope of the the pyramid. Yeah, it looks it looks like
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it's sort of like a ziggerator or a step pyramid type construction. But it
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definitely has the shape of a pyramid, and you know, if not,
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it's definitely a very old human made construction temple, you know, temple type
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thing. But again, you know, mainstream won't acknowledge it. But the
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story, I haven't looked into it recently, believed I say it was formed
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naturally right, So yeah, this is pseudo archaeological claims of artificial structures.
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I mean, I don't understand how they think that this is naturally for me.
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I mean these are steps, yeah, exactly. Well, it's like
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Bosnia. I went and saw the excavations. We got taken up by the
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guy basically had guy under doctor Sam and he showed us there's at least three
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different layers of man made plates, almost like they tell us what was on
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the Great Pyramid in Egypt, how it used to be covered in you know,
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finishing stone basically. But there's at least three layers. They're all massive
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megalithic blocks that have been hool somehow halfway up this mountain or hill or whatever,
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and or whatever is under there. They don't actually know, you know,
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they don't know what's under the yet. They're trying to get in through
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the tunnels into the into the main structure still, but they've definitely done all
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the readings. It's got a it's got a beam four and a half meters
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wide, twenty eight hertz of or gone that shoots out the top of it.
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So they've got all the scientific data. They've done all the measurements,
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and everything. So there's definitely something going on there and and a lot a
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lot of other places. Yeah. And the way that they just you know,
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throw off people of even dating the good you say it is seeing that
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it's just a natural form of structure, because then what would be the reason
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to dat it if it's just a natural formation? Right, we exactly.
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So it stops people from going out there, but it also stops any funding.
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All these architects of architects, all these archaeologists, you know, they
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have jobs, right, they need to get funding to go and do research
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and to do excavations and things. And that's the main thing that happens is
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that the people funding at all that they refuse to give me money, so
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no research gets done, which is you know, take from that what you
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will. Did you listen to the to the Graham Hancock debat on Joe Rogan.
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I've seen bits and pieces of it. I haven't. I haven't watched
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the whole thing, to tell you the truth. Yeah, it's definitely interesting.
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Interesting to be from seeing the side of the academic archaeologists and then seeing
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Graham Hancock side. It's definitely really interesting. Now when it comes to do
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you have any pictures of Did you take a lot of pictures of the Bosnian
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well supposed Bosnian peer? Did you take any pictures of that? I have,
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I don't know how good they are. Let me have a look like
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god here, because it's really interesting. I'll bring up some Google pictures that
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you can grab some of the pictures that you took after show these. I
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mean, it's really I don't know how. I mean, of course,
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these are just you know, pictures of it. I wasn't actually there.
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I've never been to the site, so I cann't tell you if I believe
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that it was man made or if it was a natural forming structure. But
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when you look at just the pictures of it doesn't look like a natural forming
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structure. How these pictures get these I don't know how natural forming structure would
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get these ridges? Yeah, these defined ridges. I mean, I don't
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think there's anything There's no other Is there any other examples of anything in nature
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that would that forms like this with these these ridgims, not that I know
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of, but definitely not. With the orientation it's orientated, what is it?
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I think it's zero point zero zero zero twelve seconds basically off true north
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and obviously, you know, all the other cardinal points are vary, so
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it's more exact than the you know, Coop or Cheops pyramid in Gezer.
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And also the slopes on the side are always around sort of thirty three degrees,
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and the measurements of you know, the base, it's all the same.
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It's a it's a proper pyramid like geometrically, like like one size is
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not shorter than the other, if you know what I mean. And then
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there's also another at least three pyramids in that area in Visico and Bosnia,
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and they are the main pyramids of the Pyramid of the Sun, the Moon,
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and the Dragon pyramid, and they're all exactly I think it's two hundred
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meters from point from tip the tip of the pyramid of the other tips of
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the pyramid, they make a perfect triangle. So to get that kind of
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geometry is just it's impossible in nature. Yeah, there it is right there.
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Excuse me, I'm getting over a little healing right now. From a
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second area. Yeah, this is really interesting. I didn't know that there
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was two others there that make this trifecta that we were supposed to have had
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today. But Lorenzo wasn't able to make it. But this is interesting how
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the three supposed pyramids make another pyramid exactly right, another perfect triumph. So
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nature, nature doesn't well, nature doesn't work in straight lines or geometric you
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know formed. It basically works in spirals and curves and things. So but
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to get that, and then on top of that that, h each pyramid
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is oriented to the north and to the other cardinal points. They're all got
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the you know, exact basis. So you know, for example, if
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if one side's two hundred meters, the other three or two hundred meters,
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and that's for every every or three of the pyramids, so it's it's it's
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impossible that that that would just be a natural you know formation basically. Yeah,
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I find it really difficult to believe. I mean again, we're just
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looking at pictures. You were actually there and you got to see it in
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the scope of it. What was the scope of it like? And then
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next to it, how how enormous did it feel? It's big, it's
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huge. When we when we drove when we were driving in, it was
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actually pretty cool. We drove in and the first time we saw it,
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there was a rainbow going straight onto the top of it. But the main
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thing when you're there is you feel it, because I mean, this is
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a question, what are pyramids? Why are they everywhere? And from the
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research done on the Bosnian Pyramid, basically they're saying that it's an it's an
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energy generator that they've done all lighter and all this kind of stuff on it
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around penetrating radar, and it's got water underneath, you know, the tunnels,
29:41
and there's there's also inside the tunnels they've found man made ceramics and there's
29:48
one and they're just sort of in there that some of them have ruins on
29:52
them, but they're like older than the rooms that we know, so they're
29:56
like proto ruins. But there's one stone in there, like an artificial stone,
30:03
and they did radar into it and it's basically you can see that it's
30:07
had a top put on it, and inside it it's got crystals, and
30:11
then directly beneath that is water flowing under and then they measure that that's actually
30:17
enhancing the negative ions and orgone energy and all these other things. And there's
30:22
also a metal and iron plate way down in the ground, a huge one,
30:27
and it's got water running over it. And it's creating this energy flow
30:33
that goes up and so it's a big it's a machine as far as we
30:37
can tell that it's creating energy. And like I said, it's got a
30:41
four and a half meter beam shooting out the top of twenty eight hertz,
30:48
so and it's all been measured. So yeah, it's pretty amazing. And
30:53
when you're there you can feel the energy like you can you feel it.
30:57
And people have had healings. So people you know with respiratory problems asthma and
31:03
stuff, we spend time in the tunnels. It clears them up. People
31:08
with other ailments and injuries and things they're getting healed from going into these tunnels.
31:15
So there's you know, there's something going on, right, And it's
31:18
not just one person that they've got you know, lots, I'm not sure
31:21
how many, but they've got a lot of you know, testimonies of people.
31:25
And they've even you know, before you go and you can even get
31:29
your aura. They'll take your aura before you go in and then once you
31:33
come out again. So it's it's being done very scientifically as as much as
31:37
they can that they've had over thirty different measurements taken on different energies and things
31:45
that are going on, and there's definitely something happening there, you know,
31:48
So I mean, I guess the way to find out would be to dig
31:52
into it, right, but they probably don't want to do that because what
31:59
if it is is naturally forming mountain, I mean, that would end the
32:04
speculation, and that means no more tourists, and what that means is the
32:08
end of the money. Did you talk to any of the locals there and
32:15
what did they have to say about it? Because normally locals will, you
32:17
know, a majority of them will give you the truth or at least tell
32:22
you what they believe about it, which is always interesting. Did you talk
32:25
to me you could say the same thing, because it has brought money into
32:30
the town and it has increased real estate prices and things like this. But
32:35
the locals that I was speaking to that they all talk about that they've always
32:39
known that there was something going on there, maybe not necessarily called at a
32:44
pyramid, but they've always gone up there to get their water. They've always
32:49
seen weird things like energy balls and things you know, around there, and
32:53
it's always been a revered place. So it's definitely not like sort of it's
33:00
come in and they've said it to Pyramid all the locals like, oh wow,
33:02
really that they knew that there was something special there already. For sure.
33:10
That's interesting because normally from the locals you'll get you'll get to the to
33:15
the bottom of the truth because if it's a big tourist attraction place like normally,
33:21
the locals are get kind of tired of the tourism of the place and
33:27
they're not shy to tell you exactly what they think and what they believe,
33:30
right, So if they're also saying that there's something you know, strange and
33:36
weird about it, it doesn't always it's not always confirming the preconceived notions of
33:42
that site. You know, it's more than likely they're you know, telling
33:46
you what they actually believe or or closer to the truth than what you would
33:51
get from going to a you know, a museum or you know, getting
33:55
a tour of the site or whatever. So normally, whenever I go to
34:00
different places that has any kind of historical value, trained to talk to the
34:04
locals to you know, see what they think of it, because you get
34:07
a better understanding of what's going on there. For sure, Yeah, we
34:10
talked to lots of the locals. We met lots of them and had dinner
34:14
with them and stuff, and yeah, basically, yeah, like as far
34:17
as I can remember, you know, one of the guys we went out
34:20
to his restaurant. He was easily in his seventies, and you know,
34:24
ever since he was a boy, hit that there was something strange about this
34:28
mountain. And like I said, they've always witnessed strange things, energy balls,
34:35
I guess you would call them, you orbs, and things coming out
34:37
the side of it, all these different things. So it's always been known
34:40
as as a stranger or an interesting, you know, sort of place.
34:45
And it's also that's where they went and got their water because it was always
34:49
the best water. So yeah, does the water come from the bottom of
34:54
the there's water streams that just come out the start, and that's not necessarily
35:02
the water that's underneath the pyramid. But just like I said, you can
35:07
feel the energy when you go there, and it's it's it's I guess,
35:09
just structured water, better water. They're very into their water over here.
35:14
Like the water even just the water out of the tap over here is just
35:17
incredible, you know, compared to what we're used to in the west,
35:22
but when you get this water, you know from from energetic points, it's
35:27
it's even better. And you know, there was always known as healing and
35:31
all this kind of stuff. So you know, I've only been there,
35:36
We're only there for four days, but we made a lot of connections and
35:38
you know, talked to lots of people and I'll be back there in three
35:43
weeks to do it again, and probably after that we'll be hanging around for
35:45
another week or so. So but but like I said, we've got a
35:51
lot of footage. It just hasn't been released yet because we haven't had time
35:53
to do any editing or anything. But but from my point of view,
35:59
there's definitely something going on there, and it's just because you can feel it,
36:04
you know. It's like you said, like I haven't been present at
36:07
any of the readings that they've done, so you know, it could all
36:10
be made up, you know, who knows, right, But you definitely
36:14
feel it there. You definitely it's it's a whole different vibe, a different
36:19
energy. You know, everyone everyone in that place is is just different.
36:25
And there's also lots of dogs around in this part of the world, in
36:30
the Balkans and even the dogs are calmer up there. It's just got this
36:34
calming energy. Like I said, I've went meditatd thought I was in there
36:38
for hours. I must have been in there for like five hours or something.
36:43
I was just gone. So if you ask me my opinion, it's
36:47
definitely there's something going on. There's a lot of good energy. You've been
36:51
created there for whatever reason. And as far as you know, I've been
36:55
told, they've done over thirty scientific reader you know, things like negative ions
37:01
organ energy, and they're all basically coming out saying there's definitely something happening there.
37:07
And with the lighter of the tunnels, like I said, they found
37:10
iron plate way underneath it. So it looks like a constructive machine to me.
37:16
Just very different to what we call technology, right, I mean,
37:22
if there was an ancient advanced civilization, they wouldn't be using because we think
37:30
that all well, you know, we think of a past ancient advanced society
37:37
as following the same trajectory of technology that we've followed, right, And that's
37:43
not the case. I mean, if there was an ancient advanced technology,
37:45
it would be almost indistinguishable difference to our technology. Yeah, yeah, well
37:53
we see through the eyes of our society, right, we can only see
37:57
through what we know, and we see technology as computers and phones and circuits
38:04
and all this kind of stuff. But yeah, that's clearly not what previous
38:08
civilizations what we're doing. And I mean you can work that out from looking
38:13
at really any ancient or alternative history. You can see that that we're using
38:17
a different kind of technology that were focused on different things. Right. Their
38:22
focus wasn't on getting an iPhone in everyone's hand, right, it was a
38:27
different type of technology. And then how would we know how to operate that
38:36
old technology, right? We wouldn't be able to, just like someone wouldn't
38:39
be able to go back to my thing that I keep trying to talk about
38:45
because I think it's the most interesting. If we were to fast forward the
38:47
one hundred years into the future, people are going to be like, what
38:51
is this technology that we're using right now? They're not going to be able
38:54
to it's not going to compute with them because it's always changing and like always
38:58
evolving. There's a way that in a hundred years someone's going to look at
39:02
a hard drive and be like, what is this? You know, So
39:07
it's the same with anything that may have been advanced in previous civilizations as well.
39:15
We would look at that now and be like what is this when it
39:19
might be an actual complete like data set. It might have like all kinds
39:24
of information encoded into whatever that is, but we don't know how to access
39:30
that information because we're not using the same technology. That's my theory. Yeah,
39:35
yeah, completely, Yeah, yeah, So it's a learning it's a
39:37
learning curve. Rights, it's working it out, putting out theories, actually
39:45
using science, right, putting out theories and saying what works and what's repeatable
39:47
and all this kind of stuff, throwing away what doesn't work, going with
39:51
what does. Obviously we're taking ratings and all this kind of stuff not made,
39:58
but you know, who knows what it was built for. There are
40:00
theories and stuff, but in the end, until you know, a time
40:05
when they can actually control it and see what it does, and then it
40:08
really is all speculation. But they can tell that there's that it's not a
40:13
hill, right because that they've done all these ratings on other hills and they
40:17
don't have these negative ions right, and or on energy and all this kind
40:22
of stuff happening there. It's only happening on these pyramids. Do we know
40:29
at the base of because you mentioned earlier that it's possibly covered in some sort
40:36
of man made structure. Do we know what those stones are, those rocks
40:39
that this might be covered in. What those are made out of? Is
40:44
a sandstone? Is it? You know, it's a man made gear,
40:49
polymer, man made concrete. So it's if I can remember correctly, it's
40:55
that there is rocks mixed in with it. But it's got crystal, it's
40:59
got clay, it's got what's the word crushed up seashells. I've gotten the
41:04
word for it. But basically they've they've had to analyze, they've they've taken
41:08
you know, because when you see the stones the pyramid side that they've uncovered,
41:15
you know, obviously what happened after the war is a lot of because
41:19
there was there was a war here in all of the Balkans region and Bosnia.
41:22
We all know about the Bosnian War, and so the villages were going
41:27
up there, excuse me, and breaking up these megalithic rocks and taking them
41:32
back to the use for housing and stuff and for building things. So there's
41:37
you know that they just got a little bit of it and got it analyzed,
41:38
and it's it's definitely it's not a natural material. It's it's a man
41:44
made or something made material. That's really interesting because we know that there's some
41:51
stones like limestone and sandstone that that has like a conductive that kind of holds
41:57
energy into it, you know, and yeah, maybe this, if it
42:02
is in the man made structure, then maybe it's has one of these types
42:08
of stones in it that you know, holds that the energy in it.
42:14
I don't know, it could be. I haven't heard any talk about the
42:20
stone itself being part of that. But but I mean you would you would
42:27
guess that it would be right if it was an energy type producing machine then
42:31
then yeah, and it's it has definitely got crystals in it. But as
42:37
far as the story I got there was it was the water running underneath and
42:42
these man made stones like on top of them, and they had crystal set
42:49
in them. And what they think is the tunnels are working like some kind
42:52
of like a circuit basically, that's almost you know, in our terms,
42:59
you know, it's like the circuitry for it that's connecting things. But again,
43:02
all these tunnels they've been they've been filled, and it's actually written like
43:07
they've found ruins or proto ruins, and they've sent them around to different linguists
43:14
and stuff and got a couple of decipherings and the decipherings back and that,
43:22
so they do have a bit of a story. I can't remember exactly what
43:25
it says, but it's something like, the gate is closing. You know,
43:31
we don't have time. We need to block this up and wait until
43:37
the gate opens again. Is what's written on one of these these man made
43:42
stones. And inside it, like I said, that they've done penet trading
43:46
radar, and it's it's got crystals that have been set inside it and covered
43:52
over in there, and that there's lots of these. You see them as
43:53
you walk through the tunnel. When they uncover them, they just leave them
43:58
where they are. And so it's it's a very interesting site. There's a
44:02
lot going on there. It's a stargate campbell. That's the the stars bro
44:08
the gate has closed. It's an interesting, yeah, message that they got
44:15
from it. And and it was you know, more than one you know,
44:19
linguists came up with the same the same message or the same meaning to
44:23
the to the ruins. So but they've apparently with ruins you can read them,
44:30
you know, like horizontally, vertically and diagonally depending on you know,
44:35
where they're written or whatever. But so there's only this one that actually only
44:38
had one line on it, and the other ones they've found a sort of
44:43
different rooms, so they're not sure exactly how to read them and what what
44:46
order they going. But this this one that they found had just one straight
44:52
line, so apparently that's what it said. That's interesting. Have you ever
44:58
looked into Mount Shasta in California. I've heard about Mount Shasta and it has
45:07
similar phenomena, right with orbs and things being seen coming out of it.
45:15
There's also with the Bosnian Pyramid that there's been reports of airplanes because it's it's
45:21
on a it's on a certain point or near a certain point where when they
45:27
fly planes. It's it's where they take there's there's a grid and they take
45:30
readings or something at different points, and planes basically are going over and losing
45:38
power and that they're basically they don't work. The planes have got to land
45:44
them and they don't work for like months, and they're not sure why.
45:46
So that that there's there's a lot of interesting stories, you know, and
45:51
and and that's all confirmed. You know, it's all by like airline planes
45:54
and things. So but of course you know you're not going to find this
45:58
stuff, you know, on Google or anything like that, because this,
46:02
like I said before, this this shakes up the whole narrative, right,
46:06
and they love their narrative. They want us to believe that they know all
46:09
the answers and that you know, what they've told us is true and humans
46:14
are only six thousand years and we all came from fish and monkeys and all
46:17
this kind of stuff. But you know, people allowed to believe what they
46:22
want. But I don't believe any of that. You know, the work
46:25
I've done, the research I've done over the years proves to me at least
46:30
that it's all baseless. None of it makes any sense when you look into
46:34
it, that the story they tell us. I'm pretty close to Myles Shastam
46:44
about three hours away. I'm going to go up there and visit see what's
46:50
going on, because apparently there's like it's like an ancient Native American site,
46:55
Like Native Americans have been there for a really long time and they would do
47:00
rituals inside of there, and then it was eventually taken over by the Freemasons,
47:08
and the Freemasons did rituals inside of there, and it's a very interesting,
47:15
very interesting place in the town of Mount Shasta. It only has like
47:19
fifteen hundred to like two thousand people in it, and it's kind of like
47:22
in the middle of nowhere. So they go out there and see what's going
47:28
on because they also have caves. They have caves just like they what you're
47:32
talking about it the Bosnian period. Yeah, it'd be interesting to get some
47:37
ratings. Maybe you should say if you can get like a negative raider or
47:40
an algone rader and actually say what's happening there energetically, that'd be interesting.
47:47
And then you have, you know, all the stories of that that people
47:52
tack on to it, that it's like this extraterrestrial base and that it's the
47:57
lost city of Lameria in Atlanta is inside of Mount Shasta, and you know,
48:02
the the lore of these places I think really take over from people actually
48:10
doing real research into them, you know what I mean, because it kind
48:15
of throws like real research like under the rug for more fantasy like things.
48:22
You know, like they'll be like, oh, it's Lamerias inside of there,
48:25
there's uh, there's fish people and all this stuff inside of Mount Shasta
48:30
and Malt Shasta has been like this hub of like weird cult activity. There's
48:37
a cult that started out of Mount Shasta called the Cult of I Am started
48:40
in the early thirties that really brought this uh Saint Jermaine and all these ascended
48:51
masters into popularity through until the into the fifties, you know. And then
48:57
you also have the the Love is One cult that went out there and stayed
49:04
it at Mount Shasta, and then she ended up dying out there, and
49:07
then they took her body all the way back to Crestone, Colorado and like
49:13
kept her body like wrapped in like this weird shrine, and like all all
49:16
kinds of weird stuff has happened at Mount Shasta. But I would still like
49:22
to I'm planning on going in the next couple of months up there to check
49:25
it out and see what's going on, because I think it's I think it's
49:30
important, you know, just for the ancient that the ancient history of it
49:36
and in the Native American history of Mount Shasta, I think is really interesting.
49:42
And people argue, they're like, oh, well, you know,
49:45
seeing that this site is like an ancient or lost, you know, uh
49:52
Atlantean or Lamerian site is really taken away from the history of the Native Americans
49:57
and how long that you know that site has been and how long they've been
50:01
there, you know, because they're turning something like much older. But I
50:07
mean there's more here or there. But I think that it's definitely a really
50:10
interesting saying I'm going to go up and try and check it out. Yeah,
50:15
well, I mean these you know, energetic points right tend to attract
50:20
people, you know, especially people who like to do you know, interesting
50:23
ceremonies and things, and maybe that they're more out there people. But yeah,
50:30
like at the pyramid I'm near now, the Urtain Pyramid and the Bosnian
50:34
that there's definitely many reports going back many many years through all the locals and
50:38
that of orbs of energy being seen, and of course that can you know,
50:45
easily be related to UFOs. A lot of you know that there's actually
50:47
kind up the road who's got big sides paid at UFOs everywhere and it's all
50:52
UFOs and and that's just you know what they see, these orbs, and
50:58
so they're like, oh, well, the UFOs, but we don't know
51:00
that they could just be plasma balls, right, they could be generated by
51:04
these pyramids. So I think more research is done, he's needed to be
51:09
done. But people are always going to jump to conclusions, right and think
51:14
it's this and that. But I think the main point is that that proves
51:19
it there's something happening, right, there's something different about these places. Yeah,
51:24
I agree, And well, the reason that they changed the name of
51:30
UFOs into u A P Is to actually encompass more phenomenon. So UAP could
51:38
technically be anything, right, it doesn't. It can be it can be
51:45
plasma, it can be ball lightning, it could be a man made craft,
51:50
it can be a satellite, it could be like a whole host of
51:52
things. And I think that that's one of the main reasons why they,
51:58
you know, change the name from UFO to ua was to encompass more things
52:01
and also to not carry over some of the lack of a better word,
52:08
dumb theories from before and lump them all into the same category. Because now,
52:15
if you you know, write a four year request on UFOs, they're
52:20
going to come back and say we don't have anything. You know, They're
52:22
gonna be like, there is nothing on UFOs. You got to put UAP
52:25
now and then they'll send you the information on UAP. So there's multiple reasons
52:30
why they change the name. Yeah, yeah for sure, And yeah,
52:37
the whole UFI thing and it tends to get out of hand again, it
52:39
sort of tends to attract people that you know, or at least considered different.
52:45
You know, are I right or are they wrong? I don't know,
52:46
you know, what's the UFO or uf I don't know, but I
52:51
suspect that it's not just one thing, like you said, you know,
52:53
we could you know, plasma which which is very close to you know,
52:58
bolt lightning, and there's the different phenomena, but again that they all seem
53:04
to happen from specific points. And these points also seem to be you know,
53:09
ceremonial or ritual or sacred areas to the native populations. So that there's
53:16
definitely stuff going on that we don't know, right, you know, someone
53:22
might know, but but we don't at the moment know what any of this
53:24
stuff is. So it's just really you know, more research is needed,
53:29
and you know, by proper you know, people who know how to research
53:34
right, how we're using proper you know, science, right, rather than
53:36
sort of coming to conclusions and saying it's all aliens or it's all Atlantis or
53:40
whatever, because the thing is, we don't know that. I think the
53:45
one thing that we do know is that history is incorrect. Yeah, I
53:51
wouldn't agree with that. That there's definitely inconsistencies within history and things that they
53:59
have done definitely left out. I mean, a lot of this architecture and
54:02
a lot of the things that we just see around is unlike anything that we've
54:07
ever seen. I mean, you've been to several different countries and several different
54:12
towns over the past, uh, you know, a couple of weeks,
54:15
and there's really nothing like that in North America. Like some of the architecture
54:22
and some of the things that you see there you don't see in other parts
54:27
of the world. And it, like you know, makes you question.
54:30
It makes you think, like, you know, was this just different kinds
54:36
of people where they not spread out all over the world. You know,
54:39
there's a lot of different questions that really come to mind. But the interesting
54:44
thing is is that it's not like that everywhere, you know, and you
54:47
would think that if this was like a global civilization, then that you would
54:55
find correlating things to like that everywhere, but you really don't. It's kind
55:01
of like in the specific locations around the world. And then I think that
55:07
brings in a lot of other questions. But what's some of the architecture and
55:10
some of the you know, the sighting on the walls and these statues and
55:16
the stuff. What has that been like to see that in person? Well,
55:21
I mean, I mean, first of all, I'd say that that's
55:23
the best way to learn is to go out and experience it. You know,
55:28
it's very easy to sit behind a computer and google things, but that's
55:31
all secondhand information, right, and it can be easily manipulated. That the
55:37
best thing is to get out and experience these things for yourself. You know,
55:42
Venice was just just just crazy over the top with its buildings. But
55:46
saying that, you know, so many of the of the symbols that the
55:52
you know, the parts of the buildings of my minds going are the same
55:59
that I've seen in cities in Australia like Melbourne. Like like some of these
56:02
buildings you could pop in Melbourne and they wouldn't look out of place at all.
56:07
Star Forwards, obviously, I've done a lot of research on Star Forards.
56:09
We're told they're off from Europe, they're all over America, they're in
56:14
Africa, Asia, even Australia. Pyramids well, as we taught before,
56:19
they're everywhere. So to me, what it looks like is that there was
56:23
civilizations that were at least communicating with each other. You know, obviously you
56:29
get differences, you know, cultural differences and things like this. But it
56:35
looks and I think we're dealing with multiple civilizations, you know, different ages
56:42
if you want to, you know, and we hear that, you know
56:44
that the Indian Vedic sort of philosophy says we're in you know, the color
56:49
Yuga, the fifth the Fifth Age, the fifth World, if you want
56:52
it. So when you look back, well, when you look in history,
56:54
it looks like the further you look back, the bigger things get,
56:58
right, like these these big pyramids everywhere, the megalithic stones that we find
57:02
up in the Ural mountains in Russia and places like this, they're they're bigger
57:07
than the ones that we find in South America, right, which are then
57:10
bigger than obviously that the building materials that we used, you know to build
57:15
all these huge government buildings and and you know, sanitariums or mental institutions and
57:22
all this other stuff. So I think we're dealing with multiple civilizations that have
57:28
basically been building on top of each other. That that's what it looks like
57:30
from me. But I definitely find you know, similar markers everywhere I've been.
57:37
You know, I was in America, I flew I flew into Venice
57:39
from America, but I was also there in October last year, went to
57:44
some starf forts, went to some old world you know what I would call
57:47
it old world or a lot of people called Tatarian type cities. And it's
57:52
the same stuff that I'm seeing here in Europe and the same stuff that I
57:57
saw in Australia. So I definitely think that there was you know communication.
58:02
I mean, even with the symbology, there's a lot of you know,
58:06
swastik is a perfect one, right, that's all over the all over the
58:08
world. So my conclusion is history is it's false. Whether that means it's
58:20
been falsified or just radically misinterpreted, I don't know, but but definitely at
58:25
this point, architects are architects again, Archaeologists that find you know, anomalies,
58:36
either I'm not allowed to study them, or if they go ahead and
58:38
study them. They're blackball like doctor Sam again from the Bosnian Pyramid. He
58:44
was studying pyramids for thirty years. He was the world's leading expert on them.
58:47
Now because he's gone out, you know, and said that the Bosnians
58:52
are pyramid and he started research. Basically, everyone, you know, all
58:57
the all the societies and all this of stuff for history won't talk to him
59:02
use he's being blackballed. So it's very interesting, right that you're not even
59:07
allowed to look into this stuff, you're allowed to research it. Where you
59:10
would think that that you know, the history societies would be the ones that
59:15
would be throwing money to discover what is the truth, but they seem to
59:20
be doing the exact opposite and trying to not let people discover it and hide
59:25
it and keep it kept hidden. Yeah. I didn't really mean so much
59:31
as in like the the Star Wars, but as in like the structure of
59:37
the buildings, what they're made from, well, how they're made, the
59:43
artistic value, the way that they're you know, the flourishing things like the
59:51
statues that are in on the buildings and stuff like that. You don't really
59:54
you don't see that in the United States and really too much in mex You
1:00:00
don't really see that in Canada. So it's like it's strange that we have
1:00:05
like these, you know, architectural modern day wonders in these other parts of
1:00:13
the world, but really none in the United States as far as like the
1:00:17
buildings that we have right now. Maybe it should be the cause of people
1:00:22
coming and tearing down the buildings and then putting up Ye'll say, if you
1:00:25
look into the world's fares, they're they're very much what we say here in
1:00:30
Venice. There's statues everywhere, same iconography. We've been seeing Gryffins everywhere,
1:00:37
and I mean the former Yugoslavia and we're told griffins and things like that are
1:00:44
more sort of Egypt. You know, there sphinxes everywhere, eagles, the
1:00:50
same kind of nature based you know art. You know, a lot of
1:00:53
the top of the pyramids, you know, sort of look palm training tree,
1:00:58
and there's a lot of things that look like vines and nature based.
1:01:01
I've seen that everywhere. So from what I've sort of researched and what I've
1:01:08
say, and I'd see a lot of similarities. But like you know,
1:01:13
a lot of this stuff's been destroyed as well, I would say, you
1:01:16
know, especially with you know, the world's fairs in America, there was
1:01:19
still some huge ones, but they all either got destroyed or burnt to the
1:01:23
ground, right, So and you know, not just to add, you
1:01:28
know, most of our big cities have had great fires as well, right.
1:01:31
And then you add to that war, you know, which destroys cities.
1:01:36
So there's been a lot of destroying going on. And that's why,
1:01:40
you know, possibly the more developed countries you don't see this kind of stuff.
1:01:45
And I would say, you know, from my point of view,
1:01:49
that's because it doesn't support the narrative. But if you go and look at
1:01:52
you know, the world's fairs like Chicago World's Fair, huge statues that look
1:01:59
Grecian right everywhere, and literally there's Greek gods and stuff, and they're all
1:02:04
sort of the marble statues. And we're told that it's all was built out
1:02:07
of stucco, you know, and it was all just temporary construction. But
1:02:15
some of these buildings are still standing that were apparently just temporary embarre of stucco,
1:02:21
and you can go and see them and lick them and they're still there.
1:02:23
That there's a Parthenon in Nashville, Tennessee. It's the exact same size
1:02:30
and dimensions as the Pathenon in Greece. So there's a lot of history has
1:02:37
from my point of view, has been purposely destroyed to to you know,
1:02:45
to continue their story of what history is and where we came from and who
1:02:49
we are and where we are and all this kind of stuff. I guess,
1:02:54
like, yeah, and I understand that. I just think that United
1:03:00
States is ugly. There's no really amazing architecture here, Like there's not now
1:03:10
whether that was you know, destroyed and then rebuild. I mean we know
1:03:15
that, you know, America loves to you know, build a building and
1:03:21
then five years tear it down and then replace it with something else. I
1:03:23
mean that's what we've been doing for a really really long time. I mean
1:03:27
that's evident, Like you can see a building being built in ten years of
1:03:30
tearing the same thing down. And they also love destroying historical buildings as well
1:03:36
for some reason, which makes zero sense. But but it's just interesting that
1:03:43
there's not really any of that really beautiful. I think you have some pictures
1:03:50
if you would like to share of some of the architecture from your where you've
1:03:54
been in the past couple of weeks, and people can really get when I'm
1:04:00
you know, trying to say, is that you know, America doesn't have
1:04:03
this beautiful type of inspiring architecture like these. I mean even if you look
1:04:11
at like Russia, Russia, Russia is like beautiful and well of course in
1:04:15
some parts, in some other parts, it's just like kind of like everywhere
1:04:17
there's always rough parts and then there's always really nice and beautiful parts. But
1:04:23
when you look at like a lot of these other countries, like they just
1:04:29
have this all inspiring architecture, their buildings are built differently. It's not these
1:04:34
the square type of weird stuff. I mean, I just flew a couple
1:04:41
of months ago from Colorado and I'm like looking out of the airplane and I'm
1:04:46
like, wow, the layout of all this looks so ugly from the sky,
1:04:54
right, it's all in squares. Like everything's like laid out like in
1:04:59
a gri d of squares. Yeah, if anyone's been flying recently. But
1:05:02
just like look down when if you're flying in like a plane, you can
1:05:06
see how like everything is just like perfectly squared out. Truly. There's no
1:05:14
circles, there's no amazing, strange, weird things that would look amazing.
1:05:20
It's just all squares. Our buildings are squares, our rooms are squares,
1:05:25
our houses are squares. There's really nothing that is like interesting about any modern
1:05:32
day architecture in the United States to me. You know, yeah, And
1:05:36
I think that's that's the point is it's modern architecture are because America. You
1:05:41
know, if you look at the story founded forty ninety two, Rah Rah
1:05:45
and Australia even you are so if if they didn't, you know, we're
1:05:49
not, like you said, that destroy of these buildings, all the world's
1:05:54
phase were destroyed, all the you know, the they call that the millionaire
1:05:58
houses in New York City, Like Wall Street in New York is actually called
1:06:01
Wall Street because that was the edge of the wall of the old city there
1:06:08
was. It was a walled city. And as Starfoards said, I mean
1:06:10
that the Statue of Liberty sits on a star fort or a star at least.
1:06:15
And so I think that's that's what's happened, is like, how would
1:06:17
they explain if America was covered in the same kind of architecture as Europe.
1:06:24
How would they say, well, it's a new country, We've just discovered.
1:06:26
Same with Australia, Canada and New Zealand and so in these old in
1:06:30
Europe it's preserved as part of their culture. But when you get a new
1:06:35
country that they kind of have to destroy it, right or else it destroys
1:06:40
their narrative of what's been going on. And we see this all the time.
1:06:45
Like you said that, the storytells us they build these amazing old buildings,
1:06:50
old well you know, architectural buildings, and then they knock them over
1:06:55
in twenty years and replaced with the car park. And brutalism is you know,
1:07:00
that's what that's that's literally what the style of architecture today is called.
1:07:03
It's called brutalism because it's brutal to the eyes. But I'll bring up I've
1:07:11
got some photos of where are we. I've got lots off. I haven't
1:07:17
sort of sorted them all it. I'll do my best here. Yeah.
1:07:23
Sure, I mean that makes a lot of sense if they were trying to
1:07:27
make it seem like this part of the world had just been discovered. In
1:07:31
order to reinforce that narrative for everyone was to destroy any old, pre existing
1:07:40
buildings. I mean, that's immediately what you would do, because then how
1:07:45
do you explain how a lot of these things are here? Okay, here
1:07:48
we go exactly, so this is all this is Venice. Like I said
1:07:54
that, theyse aren't organized in any particular fashion, but a lot of the
1:07:59
what you do see is some very large buildings that there's clocktails everywhere throughout Europe,
1:08:05
by the way, now they're everywhere. You see them in the countryside.
1:08:10
Every town or village has got one and chapels. But you see,
1:08:15
you know, buildings like this and see this is like a one story maybe
1:08:19
a two story building, but look next to it, this is a three
1:08:24
story building. So I mean, look at the size difference just in that
1:08:28
compared to that. So you see that a lot, and we see that
1:08:31
as well in you know, in cities. I've seen it in Australian cities
1:08:35
in Melbourne, in Perth and Sydney. I've seen it in America where they
1:08:41
have these big, you know what are generally government buildings now next to these
1:08:46
smaller ones, which is an interesting thing to me. This is just across
1:08:53
the water from the main square. I'll try and get to the main square,
1:08:57
but this is basically Vanisid's just pretty pretty crazy. But another thing is
1:09:01
obviously Venice is built on canals. You know, there's canals everywhere. Back
1:09:06
you can see all these domes, all this, the spires and things,
1:09:11
antennas, whatever you want to call them. But my friend Kelly is at
1:09:16
the moment in Amsterdam and she sent me a video today of her going down
1:09:23
a canal in a canal boat and with the houses lining the water that look
1:09:29
it looked like Venice. It could have been Venice. So this is another
1:09:32
thing. They tell us that Venice is the only city on canals, but
1:09:36
it's not. I've got some photos too of another place. What's it called
1:09:43
Ravin Revenge I think, and it's got houses in the sea that do what
1:09:47
Venice does. I go straight down into the sea. So it's interesting when
1:09:54
you get out and have a look at what's actually out there and you discover
1:09:58
that the narrative they're giving it is again it just doesn't make sense. You
1:10:03
know, here's a lot of the iconography, but statues everywhere. Yeah,
1:10:08
so you don't see anything like this in the United States anywhere, not anymore,
1:10:15
No, I wouldn't think. So this is fascinating. I mean,
1:10:17
this is beautiful architecture, I mean, how long would you suppose that it
1:10:21
took someone to actually make something like this, like and how did they make
1:10:27
it? Right? But apparently that they know the story is that Venice is
1:10:30
about fifteen hundred years old, so you know, how did they do this,
1:10:36
you know, fifteen hundred years ago? And they say that basically the
1:10:40
way they did it is that Venice is built on logs. That they got
1:10:45
all these logs and drove them into the ocean, into the mud and then
1:10:48
built the city on top of those. So how was exactly that's the biggest
1:10:54
question is how how is all this done? It's and then like what is
1:11:02
that based on? Like how because nowadays we we have like an incentive to
1:11:09
like build things, which is on like the monetary system and like monetary value.
1:11:15
I mean, were these artists and these architects and these people what was
1:11:20
driving them to build these type of structures. I mean, it couldn't just
1:11:28
be regular money. I mean it seems like it's made out of like love
1:11:34
and wanting to build something that's going to be lasting and build something gigantic that
1:11:40
everyone is going to admire and it be you know, beautiful and something that
1:11:45
people can look at for ages and ages to come. We don't really have
1:11:49
that type of incentive to do that anymore. No, exactly, Like I
1:11:55
said, it's told by some money. Now, this kind of stuff you
1:11:58
couldn't have done by on money. I mean this symbol here, you see
1:12:02
this symbol everywhere, this shape you know, you see in all the cathedrals
1:12:08
and churches right everywhere. An interesting thing the top of these pillars here where
1:12:15
they've got these statues or carvings. Everyone, every one of them is different.
1:12:23
It's like it's a story. But you know, we didn't have time.
1:12:26
Let's sort of go through all of them. But it's just crazy.
1:12:29
I mean this church here was just ridiculous. It had different colored marble all
1:12:34
over it. You know, everything was ornate sculpted, you know, statues
1:12:41
on the top, bell towers. I mean it's it's when you see this
1:12:46
stuff in real life, because this stuff is huge as well, Like you
1:12:51
can probably see the size of the people. Right. This is the first
1:12:57
story here, so it's you know two and a half times, and tall
1:13:01
towers everywhere, and even the lights that the street lights, right, but
1:13:06
they all seem to have this nature kind of leafy, viny kind of theme.
1:13:14
To them. I've got line heads here and then with different heads in
1:13:18
between them, all these symbols, so everything is just completely covered. Do
1:13:26
you think that this was like a maybe like a creativity what do you think
1:13:30
that you zoom in on the do you think that those are like clovers or
1:13:34
do you think that that's like an because they kind of look like clovers,
1:13:38
but it's also in the same kind of shape as like the iron cross would
1:13:42
be in as well, it's like a cross. I'm not sure. I
1:13:47
mean it could There's so many things that it could be, right, it's
1:13:53
hard to sort of speculate. It could be astronomical, it could be something
1:13:58
to do with, you know, spiritual or you know, something as simple
1:14:01
as a flucky four leaf clover. Right, But this is why it's I
1:14:06
think more research is needed rather than sort of saying that of, well,
1:14:11
this is whatever, because you know, once you choose or you know,
1:14:17
give something you know a right or wrong you know label, then then you
1:14:24
can't research anymore. Right, if this is a four leaf clover, then
1:14:28
that's what it is and it can never be anything else, so research stops.
1:14:31
So I think that's one of the things that we need to sort of
1:14:34
avoid is is definitely know definites because because we just don't know what it looks
1:14:42
like. Though, is a lot of nature based stuff, right, These
1:14:44
look like flowers, like I said before, that the stuff that looks like
1:14:47
vines and leaves. You know, we've got a statue up here of a
1:14:54
dude with what you know, we're told he's a halo on his head,
1:14:57
but you know, apparently he's a holy man with the spear and a you
1:15:00
know, he's ready for war and standing on an allegaia. I've got no
1:15:09
idea. That's why I'm just researching. I'm enjoying it and trying not to
1:15:15
label things and saying that I know what this thing is or what this thing
1:15:19
isn't. I think it's highly possible that some of this stuff is just like
1:15:26
weird stuff, Like let's just do the weirdest architectural type of thing that we
1:15:30
can possibly do. Let's have a guy with a halo standing on top of
1:15:33
an alligator standing on top of a pillar. I think that would be badass.
1:15:38
Let's do it. I mean, that's probably what I would do.
1:15:41
Like, Yeah, let's put a lion with the face of a human beside
1:15:44
another man with a staff, you know, with two other people on the
1:15:46
other side of Yeah, I think some of it's got to be that,
1:15:49
right, Like they're just let's just make the wild like creativity, right,
1:15:54
let's just make the wildest thing that we can possibly make. Who knows,
1:16:00
right, who knows? I mean, this is a griffin. It'spenny to
1:16:02
hand on a book. In a lot of cultures and belief systems, lines
1:16:09
are the wisdom keepers, which a lot of people say is what this symbolizes.
1:16:14
But this isn't a line. This is a wing line, right,
1:16:15
this is a griffin. So again it's something different. A lot of the
1:16:19
statues look like the Greek gods that we're told about. Of course, angels
1:16:26
everywhere, so there's definitely repeating themes. But what I believe that all this
1:16:32
is a story. It's telling us something, but we just don't know how
1:16:35
to read it. And it was also made by a civilization that came from
1:16:42
a completely different perspective than what we come from. And so you know,
1:16:46
why were they doing this? It's hard to know when we're only looking through
1:16:51
the lenses of our lives and our society, because clearly that these guys were
1:16:57
into something completely different, right, But when you look at it, and
1:17:00
especially Venice where it's basically still all there. They haven't you destroyed any of
1:17:04
it. It looks to me like they're telling a story, right, like
1:17:11
the story of you know, their their culture, what they believe and all
1:17:15
this kind of stuff is written all over the buildings and we maybe just need
1:17:19
to learn how how to decipher it because I mean even these pillars out the
1:17:24
front here, they're covered and again you see the nature kind of they've got
1:17:30
leaves here, different bits and pieces, so tons of iron work as well,
1:17:38
brought iron, you know, marble. Of course these days they say
1:17:43
it's all just religious, you know, it's all put down to religion,
1:17:46
which I don't believe. I think there's a much bigger story there. But
1:17:50
I mean, look at these, you know, on top of the domes
1:17:55
here. Of course we see domes everywhere. That's something that you do see,
1:17:59
you know, all throughout you know, every country, right, every
1:18:01
government building has it. But I mean, look at this is on top
1:18:04
of a doorway that you can see the top of the door. Just that's
1:18:09
incredible. It's just it's like when you're there looking at it, it's it's
1:18:15
it's it's beyond words, right. I was just I was just like staring,
1:18:18
just like what is this? Oh my god? It was just absolutely
1:18:23
ridiculous. And you know, to think that this was built, right,
1:18:28
apparently built by by the hands of man, right when this is interesting.
1:18:33
You can see that looks like this was actually sectional. You can see the
1:18:38
lines right. See there, you can see a line and they're like it's
1:18:43
a section that's been made and then put together. You can see the lines
1:18:46
here and here here you know, books oops picture so and we see that
1:18:54
also in pillars and columns that a lot of them look to be sectional.
1:19:00
They've been made in different sections. Obviously lots of gold around the scales of
1:19:05
justice there, or that's what we're told they are. But it's just it's
1:19:12
just it's so mind blowing to see this stuff in in front of you,
1:19:15
and it's and it's also massive, it's huge, but it's just there's so
1:19:23
much of it. Right, there's another griffin with a book like that.
1:19:27
That just was a repeating theme that we saw everywhere. Obviously all the domes
1:19:31
the sort of nature type stuff, but but what it means I'm not sure.
1:19:35
And and the symmetry right, look at this. This building was huge.
1:19:40
Again you can see the size of the people, but it's all perfect,
1:19:44
perfectly symmetrical, like, and there's actually a bigger one on the other
1:19:47
side of this one. I think that's it. No, that's not it.
1:19:50
But this one again huge symmetrically this one. Look at this, that's
1:19:57
one building and that was wet to get it into one shot, into one
1:20:01
photo, and it's all perfectly symmetrical. It's just crazy. But that building
1:20:10
is just it's huge. It's so long, it's ridiculous. And this stuff
1:20:16
is just it's just there. There's another griffin with the book. You know
1:20:21
this an astro clock, right astrology. Oh look, we got Lorenzo.
1:20:28
Lorenzo's in. Oh, Lorenzo's here. What's hello? Hello, I'm coming
1:20:34
in. You're in. You're on the left, brother, Hey, y,
1:20:40
I'm in. Hello guys. So yeah, we're sleeping. At the
1:20:42
time you sent me that last note, it's only six am for me here,
1:20:45
so here I am now I love surprises. Six a m for Lorenzo
1:20:54
and Japan and what for you? It's about five to eleven at night.
1:21:00
Oh my goodness, say Campbell, how's it going Z? Yeah, So
1:21:06
obviously you guys have been live for an hour. I didn't catch anything except
1:21:10
that last picture looks pretty cool, Campbell. What you've been seeing discovering by
1:21:14
note in Europe? Yeah, I just that was Venice. We're having a
1:21:17
bit of a look at Venice and the different iconography and the features that they
1:21:23
use and how did they do it and what's it all of that, what
1:21:26
does it mean? So you have you guys discussed that, the iconography and
1:21:30
what it means and things like. It's interesting that I've been doing some chats
1:21:32
recently with Nathaniel Gillis. He's a demonologist, which is like we're going to
1:21:38
probably take this conversation to a little to the left. And the reason I
1:21:42
mentioned it is he had talked about icons and sigils and logos obviously what people
1:21:47
are putting on themselves, and the old fashioned way of the so called fifth
1:21:53
dimensional monsters making pictures in metal and putting them in people to change how they
1:21:59
want to be controlled or alive or things like that. So I wonder if
1:22:02
it has anything to do with the icons that you guys have just mentioned pictures
1:22:09
of well, no, no, it's like sigils, right, So like
1:22:13
a logo is a picture anyways, or like from some of the major corporations.
1:22:17
And you know, they mentioned making the sigils smaller and smaller and smaller,
1:22:23
and they used to, you know, however long ago, put them
1:22:26
inside slaves people whatever you know, inserts, you know, and to control
1:22:32
them like the old dibiks or the the zombies or uh no, into their
1:22:39
bodies. Well, you know, I mean, how are they doing it?
1:22:45
We could we could take this way to the left and talk about like
1:22:47
what they've been doing with the with the jobs over the last four years,
1:22:49
and how smaller they've been making the metal that they're supposedly putting in bodies.
1:22:54
And I don't know if you guys have noticed the zombification of people you come
1:22:59
across on a regular basis, but you know, here where I am in
1:23:01
Japan, it's it's gotten beyond kooky. What's happened over the last four years.
1:23:08
It's like nobody mixed like contact, nobody smiles almost you know, everyone
1:23:13
walking around like lost into their little phones or their big phones, whatever it
1:23:16
is they're looking at. And you know, to see a loving look in
1:23:20
someone's face is almost absent unless they're you know, children or very old people
1:23:26
maybe that have not like because in this place was a good example of using
1:23:30
that experiment, because I read somewhere recently that eighty to ninety percent of the
1:23:34
population decided to go along with the program here because Japanese people are rule followers,
1:23:41
no doubt. So if the government says it's a good idea, go
1:23:43
for it, and it's free for now. You know, they also don't
1:23:45
like spending money. So the first four experimental enhancements, we'll call them,
1:23:51
we're cost free. Here just about everyone took them for the most part.
1:24:00
And in Australia if you got one, yeah, like I mean, you
1:24:05
know, here, I don't know, they were giving them free ice cream
1:24:08
cones or discount or twenty or fifty dollars discounts on their their you know,
1:24:13
cashless cash card or whatever they were passing along here. Well, when you
1:24:15
think of like inserting something into you too, and you also have people,
1:24:21
you know, claiming that they were abducted by extraterrestrials and they had like some
1:24:27
form of alien implant as well, Yeah, it's exactly like. I've got
1:24:33
a new video coming up tomorrow where I talked about that with Nathaniel who said
1:24:39
basically the whole exorcism from you know, going back to the church moving forward
1:24:44
and the the UFOs, the ets, the aliens, the abductions they believe
1:24:49
now and what I've seen, it's all the same, Like, it's all
1:24:51
the same group of controllers that Kembel and I've done hundreds of videos on that
1:24:57
are looking to control the population. And what better way than to brand,
1:25:00
Well, what do you do with a cow? Right to brand it's my
1:25:03
cow? Yeah, you can take that back to Solomon, right, Solomon's
1:25:06
temple and the Solomon's schedules, And there's evan been some work done on the
1:25:13
circuitry of computers. The circuit boards also look like these schedules, which is
1:25:18
interesting because something like, you know, I didn't know we were going to
1:25:25
be talking about ancient civilizations what have you? I saw it go up yesterday
1:25:28
when writer put his you know, his thumb up, I go, okay,
1:25:30
this is what we're going to be talking about. And you know,
1:25:32
Cambell and I in the past have discussed going into the type of humans that
1:25:38
lived, you know, in the buildings that you were just showing, right,
1:25:41
the type of humans that existed a thousand or two thousand years ago,
1:25:44
and I think it's it's a fallow topic at the moment that really isn't discussed
1:25:47
in the difference between I mean, I don't know about you guys, but
1:25:50
humans when I was a young lad are very different than the humans are now.
1:25:56
And you know, that's only one generation. So imagine you go back
1:26:00
thousands and you know, and tens of thousands of years and hundreds of generations,
1:26:04
Like how did people think? How did they act? You know,
1:26:09
what was their energetic sources? How did they have families and community and all
1:26:13
of those sorts of things. And I think, to me, that's the
1:26:15
topic of topics that maybe can help us to understand our current community and civilization.
1:26:21
And you know, I think, like, why are people so interested
1:26:25
in what Campbell does? Like why are people so fascinated by these old buildings
1:26:29
and the old sigils, and the old technology and the old people and the
1:26:30
old and the old ways that they used to live in? And I think
1:26:33
they're they're they're instinctually missing something that they want to get back to or else,
1:26:42
you know, why are you attracted? Usually you know it's the nostalgia,
1:26:45
right You look back and you go, ah, when community was nice,
1:26:47
right, Ah, when the buildings were beautiful, Ah, when people
1:26:50
were loving you know, ah, when when I could trust my fellow man's
1:26:55
word, which you know, very hard to do these days, that's for
1:26:58
sure, in so many ways. So you know, that's my little take
1:27:01
on what we're discussing the story. If what we've been, that's fine.
1:27:09
It always takes a tragedy. It always takes a tragedy to bring people together.
1:27:13
Sorry, Campbell Grad, you are right. I was just going to
1:27:15
say, it looks like, you know, when you look into the ancient
1:27:18
structures the old world, that it was built for us, right to benefit
1:27:24
of us, where everything today seems to be the exact opposite. Like I
1:27:28
said, the architecture today, like the style is literally called brutalism. And
1:27:31
if you look into energy, right, what's called the architecture. The architecture
1:27:40
built like big buildings and things with all the glass and the corners called brutalism.
1:27:45
Energy gets caught in right angles. Right. We see a lot of
1:27:50
domes and you know, a lot of arches and things in the old world
1:27:54
that sort of helps things flow, which to my mind says that it's helping
1:27:59
to to move energy, which you know, I mean, look at people
1:28:02
today, no one's no one's got any energy, right, Everyone's tired,
1:28:05
which means they've got no energy. So these buildings are sapping us, whereas
1:28:11
the old ones were giving it to us. Well, I've seen I've seen
1:28:15
some new houses going up, even around the corner from here that we're taken
1:28:19
down because there's a lot of old houses in Japan, and so there's a
1:28:23
lot of construction. You know, it's the spring here now. And you
1:28:26
know they used to use wood in the interior. Now they're using black metal,
1:28:30
very street like, who wants to live in a black metal box?
1:28:32
You know. Imagine you're a jibby jabbed and you've got the square black metal
1:28:36
box and you put your family in the middle, and it's just very very
1:28:42
interesting, you know, how how they're constructing. It's where I am too.
1:28:46
Like all the old houses are staring like big thick stone walls, you
1:28:50
know, full of quartz and crystals and things. But that's considered by the
1:28:57
natives as old and so when they build, they built with fast brick and
1:29:01
concrete and prefab and you know the houses kind of looked the same, but
1:29:05
it's built from completely different materials, and we stayed in an old brick you
1:29:12
know, three story little house, and the energy there was was amazing.
1:29:17
It was just really really it just felt good being there, right. And
1:29:21
we also stayed in an old brick building, like an old red brick building
1:29:26
in Italy and that they had really big wooden beans and that felt really good.
1:29:30
And then the last house we stayed in was new in Bosnia and it
1:29:33
was pre fab fast bread. You know, it looked it was nice,
1:29:38
you know, it was in a beautiful area, but it just didn't have
1:29:41
that feeling. So I think, you know, the structures that you make
1:29:46
well, you know, the materials that you make structures out of has a
1:29:49
massive effect. You know, we are affected by by these things, you
1:29:55
know, you know sandstone, you know, and crystals. We know that
1:29:59
they give energy, they whole energy. Programmed crystals. They use them in
1:30:02
computers, right because because you can program them. And so we're still seeing
1:30:10
the destruction of the old world. Now. It's I can't believe that you
1:30:15
literally see these beautiful old houses and they just falling to ruins because they just
1:30:20
leave them here. They don't, they don't all those and they just leave
1:30:23
them to crumble. And then next next door they're building this fast brick cement
1:30:29
house and I'm just like, what are you doing? But that's the culture
1:30:34
like that it's considered old and the new is considered better. But I've stayed
1:30:41
in them both, and I can tell you which one feels better, And
1:30:43
the best was the stone, then the brick, and then the new one
1:30:46
was there how they feel horrible? Literally, I find even when I'm in
1:30:51
the house here and I have an older house so it's mostly wood and you
1:30:57
know, still to Tammy or the old Stramats, and but you know,
1:31:00
when I go outside, it feels much better. You get towards the trees
1:31:02
or the park or the winds or the you know, the open spaces,
1:31:06
and it immediately shoots your energy to a higher level. Imagine people that live
1:31:11
and work utile all the time. It's it's unbelievable what it probably does to
1:31:15
their consciousness and their energy level, you know, to limit how they feel
1:31:18
see and what even you can imagine. I'm sure it gets truncated down to,
1:31:23
you know, a smaller and smaller and smaller box, so you can't
1:31:26
imagine anything. Well, didn't the slave owners, I think in the United
1:31:30
States used to punish slaves by putting them in a black box out and in
1:31:36
the middle of the sun. I think there's something too that it might might
1:31:43
have been in a Quentin Tarantino movie. So it might not have been Yeah,
1:31:45
yeah, I remember that movie. It might not be so accurate,
1:31:47
but at least in that movie, that's what happened to some of the slaves
1:31:51
when they would mess up. They would take them out into the middle of
1:31:55
the field and lock them in a in a black box because the blackness of
1:32:00
the box makes it one hundred times hotter because of the color of the box.
1:32:06
Yeah, they do it with isolation cells in prisons. You know,
1:32:12
they're all either white or gray. There's no different color. There's nothing to
1:32:16
excite your imagination. There's no stimulation, right, and then our brains need
1:32:21
stimulation. I mean, and look at those old buildings, right, they
1:32:25
stimulate you. It's like whoa, oh my god. And you go walk
1:32:29
for a city today and look at a skyscraper and it's like, oh my
1:32:31
god. You know it's a different thing, right, yeah, yeah,
1:32:36
zero simulation. All the new mansions their building here or apartment buildings. I've
1:32:42
noticed, you know, six or seven going up in the general neighborhood I
1:32:45
live, and they're all black and gray and square and glass, and then
1:32:50
you know, and then around them is the usual black tar and they use
1:32:54
the same five plants that kind of can grow I guess without being looked after.
1:32:58
And you know, eventually you're like you, but like like you said,
1:33:00
your imagination. And that's why I think people are being directed through this
1:33:04
on purpose towards their phones or TVs or high definition screens, because they're way
1:33:10
more exciting than then well supposedly anyways. I mean, if you're if you're,
1:33:15
if you're raised that way, they seem anyways more exciting and more attension
1:33:19
grapping than the outside reality, which I think is on purpose, no doubt
1:33:24
about it. That's a good point for sure. Well that's what we were
1:33:28
talking about earlier. It seems like the creativity of some of these structures and
1:33:33
the architecture has just been zapped out of the population pretty much everywhere. I
1:33:42
don't think anywhere in the world we are building the types of structures and the
1:33:46
types of things that are still around, Like why have we not taken up
1:33:54
some of those architectural wonders, Like why does nobody want to create bids that
1:34:00
were being built like back in the day. Is it because we don't know
1:34:03
how to build them? I don't buy that. I don't no, I
1:34:08
don't think so. Normally, whenever people, you know, really lock onto
1:34:12
something and they're like, I'm gonna figure this out, We're gonna do it,
1:34:15
We're gonna build some amazing architecture, We're going to make this long lasting.
1:34:19
You know, then they normally figure it out. That's like an amazing
1:34:24
human capability. We can figure anything out if we put our mind to it.
1:34:27
But nobody is doing that. Why is nobody trying to replicate any of
1:34:32
these old architectural wonders. I think it's obvious. Why Because the means of
1:34:40
control and the means of production and the means of construction are all in control
1:34:45
of the same eight or nine families, which are being run by the people
1:34:48
that don't want that to happen for various reasons. And you know, you
1:34:51
go back to the aliens and the abduction and the control, and you know,
1:34:56
it's obvious that the jobs over the last four years was not a about
1:35:00
being sick. You know, let's like, let's calm down on job talk,
1:35:05
Okay, let's say obvious that the that the structures for the last for
1:35:14
years was not for any health reasons. Let's put it that way. Then,
1:35:17
okay, we'll calm down on the talk. I'm just going about the
1:35:20
fact that it's to answer the questions, I think you have to look at
1:35:24
the big picture. And the big picture is like, it would take a
1:35:27
lot of resources to build a building like the ones campbelled was showing earlier in
1:35:30
obviously, and where are you going to find you know, the workforce,
1:35:33
the people, the construction materials to know how, the knowledge and the technology
1:35:38
to do that, to to end the licensing, you know, all the
1:35:42
things that are required, the land that you would need. Uh and all
1:35:45
of those are probably all locked up by let's say, energies that don't want
1:35:51
that to happen. That would be my answer to your question. I'll keep
1:35:55
it simple outside the motivation is not there, because then I'll related for the
1:36:01
people you know that are going to last forever, that are going to you
1:36:04
know, benefit the population, the general population, you know, because a
1:36:10
lot of the you know, what we do know about all these you know,
1:36:14
ruling families is they live in those types of buildings, don't they they
1:36:16
love the beauty, they love all that stuff, right, but we're not
1:36:20
allowed to have it. And to the point where they've got to knock all
1:36:24
these buildings over and replace them with car parks so that we can go to
1:36:28
work and park our cars. So I think the motivation is not there in
1:36:32
many in many ways, right, they don't want to spend the money,
1:36:35
they don't want to spend the time, They don't want to have those kind
1:36:39
of buildings out because clearly if they wanted them, they wouldn't have gone and
1:36:42
destroyed them, all right, if they wanted, you know they But but
1:36:47
that's what we see through all the all the wars and destroying, you know,
1:36:51
all these cities throughout Europe, you know, with full of amazing old
1:36:57
buildings similar to the ones we you saw, they just bomb them into brubble
1:37:02
and then they rebuild this box of apartments, which is another thing I've noticed
1:37:08
because where I am now obviously that there was communism, and what communism did
1:37:13
is it brought in apartments. There was no apartment buildings here communism. Everyone
1:37:18
lived in a nice house, they had their land, everyone had lots of
1:37:23
kids, they had fresh fruit for food, water, and then communism came
1:37:28
in and you know, they sold you know the story that you know,
1:37:32
come and get a job in the city, give an apartment, get a
1:37:35
factory, and you can have stuff. You can have possessions. You have
1:37:39
enough possessions to possess you, right. But well, yeah, it's just
1:37:46
really interesting out of all the people in the world, no one is wanting
1:37:51
to replicate anything from older previous civilizations. I mean, what about people that
1:38:00
we're trying to you know, build, you know, they were building things
1:38:02
on top of other buildings. I mean, there's several pyramids around the world
1:38:05
that seem like duplicates, are like replicants of the original pyramids. So it
1:38:13
would seem like that if you see something as beautiful as some of the architecture
1:38:18
that you've showed on your Today Campbell, that's somewhere somewhere someone would want to
1:38:26
try and duplicate that, no matter what it took. That's just my thought
1:38:32
process, Like like behind it again, where I am now that that is
1:38:38
happening, not in a lot of sky, but there's people out there doing
1:38:42
it, making these amazing houses with all these amazing wood carved doors and you
1:38:47
know, like just incredible stuff. But it's been made so expensive that that
1:38:56
it's not you know that the average person can't do it right because why because
1:39:00
to go to work and they don't have the skills. But so so it's
1:39:03
definitely it's it's at least made hard for people to do that, and it's
1:39:08
not encouraged, you know, that's the bottom line. And they always give
1:39:13
us, you know, the economy right, the money, the cost because
1:39:16
they do take a lot longer to build beautiful buildings, you know, they
1:39:20
do take a lot more skilled people who have to spend years and years learning
1:39:26
you know, skills and trades and all this. And you know, it's
1:39:30
it's quite clear because this is what we see is whoever's you know, running
1:39:34
the show with much rather people in factories or in office buildings, you know,
1:39:40
creating the world that we find around ourselves. It's also possible they are
1:39:45
being built. We're just not aware or it's not being piz I've heard of
1:39:53
you know, I've heard there's more countries than we know of more land.
1:39:56
You know, who knows what's going on. I hear a lot of the
1:39:58
so called deaths of people that were and the news are not real, you
1:40:00
know, they've just been taken out of the public eye and moved. So
1:40:03
who knows. You know, they could very well be being built, just
1:40:05
not for Like, if you were keeping humans in a slave mentality, which
1:40:10
I think we are, you know, you wouldn't show them freedom. You
1:40:14
know, you wouldn't show them the better life. You would say it's not
1:40:16
possible, right Like, how do you keep people that can break free unfree?
1:40:20
Is you know, you build a cage of awareness, or you build
1:40:23
a cage of imagination, you build a cage of possibility. You know,
1:40:26
this is my take on what you asked writer. And you don't show them
1:40:30
that it's possible. So like Campbell said, and you keep them busy,
1:40:32
you know, in the rat race, you know, making a living,
1:40:34
working, staying alive. Whereas maybe there are other and like I said,
1:40:40
I've heard from all kinds of interesting people I chatted with. There could be
1:40:42
other places where it is still possible and still being done. We just have
1:40:45
not heard about it because it's not made public. Well, when you think
1:40:49
of like a legacy, right like, it seems like a lot of people
1:40:56
they want to leave behind a legacy. They want to be popular, they
1:41:00
want to leave something behind whenever they die. I mean, what better thing
1:41:02
to leave behind than like an everlasting structure or something that's going to outlive you,
1:41:09
or something that's going to last a lot longer than the potential lifespan that
1:41:15
that we have. You know, it seems like people are focused on the
1:41:17
wrong things in the long run when it comes to you know, what we're
1:41:23
talking about. Seems like they're they're more focused on themselves and gaining you know,
1:41:30
popularity and gaining material possessions and money and stuff like that instead of you
1:41:35
know, trying to create something that's going to outlast them so that their memory
1:41:43
survives. Because it's what a lot of people I feel fear about death is
1:41:48
that they're going to be forgotten. Well, the way that you're would never
1:41:54
be forgotten is to build something that will outlive you. That's what we say.
1:42:00
That's what the ancients are doing right, especially with pyramids. But we
1:42:04
still have these structures everywhere that they don't that they were built forever, just
1:42:12
like these old world structures. I mean, you know some of these places
1:42:15
when they've tried to knock them down. But the original Penn station in New
1:42:19
York, like it had like something like ten foot thick walls, and they
1:42:23
had to create new machinery just to knock this building over, which you know,
1:42:29
just that, just that one story tells you that they're destroying it because
1:42:32
they want to destroy it like that, They're going out of their way creating
1:42:38
new machines just to knock this building over. And there's a reason for that,
1:42:43
And there's a reason that we are dumbed down in school. We're not
1:42:45
taught about this stuff in school at all, No one is. I mean,
1:42:49
look at music, you know, you go back to the eighteen hundreds.
1:42:53
Of seventeen hundreds, you just have you know, big orchestras, you
1:42:56
know, all these amazing instruments and people who could really play them. Now
1:43:00
we have some you know, pop tart in a short skirt and with the
1:43:02
auto chain. It's not even music. And so people don't even have,
1:43:08
you know, the capability to think of how to build something like this.
1:43:12
We'd alone to go out and do it, you know, the people who
1:43:15
can it's far and far and few between, you know. I mean,
1:43:19
I don't know if you ever seen those videos where they go and interview college
1:43:21
students in America, But these people don't even know. They can't name five
1:43:27
countries. They don't know where they're literally, they don't know how to tell
1:43:30
the time. It's just unbelievable, like what level of consciousness they're at.
1:43:38
It's been lowered so much that that people can't even conceive these ideas anymore.
1:43:44
It's to me, I mean, from my point of view, it's a
1:43:48
complete it's been done on purpose. It's a system. There's a reason they
1:43:53
put us in school at five years old, take us away from our parents.
1:43:56
You know, they've done created a system where now the mother had to
1:44:00
go and work, can't be at home because everything's so expensive. They put
1:44:02
up the price of real estate. You know, no one gets taught real
1:44:05
gets taught real skills anymore. And right now, what we're saying is it's
1:44:10
at the point that if you've got any trade, you're a rich person.
1:44:15
If you can actually fix something or build something, you can get work anywhere
1:44:20
and you can charge a high amount of money because no one has any skills
1:44:25
anymore because they're not taught it. They're taught to be stupid and to watch
1:44:29
TV and to listen to what the government tells them right, not question anything.
1:44:34
And that's a big reason why we can't have beauty in our world right,
1:44:39
and things that inspire us. I mean, I don't know about you
1:44:43
guys, but I've noticed younger and younger people here walking around with cell phones.
1:44:46
I've seen kiddies with them around their neck now seventy nine years old.
1:44:51
You know, I was in a park the other day. It's a holiday
1:44:54
here, and the parents literally the kids are over here playing and the fathers
1:44:57
beside them on a park in sunny day, playing a video game. You
1:45:01
know, I look over on purpose to see what's going on, and literally
1:45:04
their kids are playing here on swings or I'll see a mother pushing, you
1:45:09
know, the baby on a swing with her eye on the cell phone.
1:45:13
Right, So nobody asks what, what? Who? And why is this?
1:45:17
Where is this information coming from that becomes on your cell, your cage
1:45:20
obviously as cell, which is obviously the names as cell. You know,
1:45:25
throw you're thrown in a cell, like why, you know why and what?
1:45:30
And and even like what's going on with the parents, as Campbell said
1:45:33
that they're even doing that. I mean, like, how can you ignore
1:45:36
your children when you're in a park on a sunny day to find something more
1:45:41
interesting a video game? For for for lack of it's it's interesting, like
1:45:45
why is that happening? I think that will answer a lot of the questions
1:45:47
as well. Yeah, and then censorship, you know, is a word
1:45:51
that we kind of inside so that conversations are being censored on this free you
1:45:59
know platform ours. I mean, we're even self centered, right righter.
1:46:05
You know you're going, hey, hey, hey, don't say that,
1:46:08
I'll get in trouble. Which, well you have you have to, Lorenzo,
1:46:11
you have to play by the rules. That's I'm not saying you're wrong.
1:46:14
I'm not saying you're wrong. You're one hundred percent right. But you
1:46:15
know, why do we play by the rules? Well, we want to
1:46:18
rule. Well, I mean, I'm not going to be a martyr for
1:46:23
getting all of my content taken down because of you know, one show.
1:46:27
It doesn't make any sense, you know, it doesn't. Why why would
1:46:30
anybody, uh, you know, do that? It doesn't. I mean,
1:46:34
you're just hurting yourself. But that's the But that answers the problem to
1:46:40
the question. Right, It's like, I don't want to hurt you.
1:46:42
I'm a loving man. You don't want, you know, your lovely content
1:46:45
to go down. And yet because of that, we have to self center
1:46:47
censor ourselves here. I got taken down and banned for ten days a few
1:46:53
weeks ago because really I spoke about a certain topic that's going on at the
1:46:58
moment, and then this and this is the problem. We can't even talk
1:47:02
about things. That's that's showing us that we're being dumbed down, that we're
1:47:06
being programmed, that we're being led down a tunnel, that someone is leading
1:47:12
us down right, because if they weren't, we could just say what we
1:47:15
wanted. It's not like we're saying hate speech or anything. We're just putting
1:47:20
out views right on certain topics and it's completely unallowed, which is you know,
1:47:28
that's that's the canary in the cage. Well they can, they can
1:47:32
flag it for hate speech. Just the thing too is they have the ability
1:47:36
to do whatever they want because they control the content. I mean, I
1:47:40
just got flagged on TikTok the other day for community guidelines against suicide, and
1:47:50
I never the video doesn't mention suicide. Suicide has never even talked about in
1:47:56
the entire video, but I was still hit with the with the flag for
1:48:00
it. So it's not even like what you say, It's like it can
1:48:03
be put as anything anything that they want it to be, even if it
1:48:10
doesn't even correlate, and there's nothing that you can do about it. So
1:48:13
for me, it's easier because we don't have like a there's not a way
1:48:16
to like talk to actual YouTube and be like, no, this video doesn't
1:48:21
say what you're claiming that it says, right, you just have a period
1:48:25
of time to you know, refute the claim or whatever, and nine times
1:48:29
out of ten your claim doesn't ever get refuted. They always confirm what they
1:48:32
initially put on your video. So it's like it's it's just easier to not
1:48:38
even mess with it at all and not even go to that level of it
1:48:43
because it even if what you're talking about, they can label it as something
1:48:46
that you never even said. So it's easier just not even to talk about
1:48:50
those topics at all because then you don't run a risk totally. But that's
1:48:58
the point and the game, because we want to keep putting stuff up,
1:49:01
but that's the point we're being in control. Yeah, one hundred percent.
1:49:06
I mean, let's even consider what is YouTube? Who has the technology?
1:49:11
I mean, consider videos as many as you want, as long as you
1:49:14
want, from as many people as you want that can be played as many
1:49:16
times as you want, you know, on demand. I mean that technology
1:49:19
if you even consider boggles the mind. I don't even think YouTube is what
1:49:25
they say it is and where it's coming from. It like who AI?
1:49:30
All of it's radom? Oh, you know, the AI is just another
1:49:33
word for the all seeing I or the alien intelligence. In my opinion,
1:49:38
like what is AI mean? Like somebody made it? If you like,
1:49:41
it still had to be created by an intelligence. So there's no such thing
1:49:45
as artificial intelligence. Those things don't even really work together. There's algorithms,
1:49:49
but intelligence can't be artificial. It could be non human. Let's say,
1:49:54
it can be binary if you like. It could be a different kind of
1:49:57
intelligence than we're used to. But in my opinion, it can't be artificial.
1:50:01
If it's if it's really intelligent or it's mislabeled. Something is alive somehow,
1:50:10
some way doing something. And again that's the canary in the cage of
1:50:13
what we're talking about. It's like, if you can't talk about a certain
1:50:15
topic with as many people as you want, at least in this venue,
1:50:20
you're not free. Like we're not free in this window to do whatever we
1:50:26
want. Obviously. I mean that's a given. And again, well regardless
1:50:31
if it's artificial intelligence or not artificial intelligence, I guess you could boil it
1:50:34
down to a computer program. A computer program essentially runs YouTube, runs Facebook,
1:50:41
runs Instagram, runs all of these social media platforms. I mean,
1:50:44
shoot, you can't. You can barely call somebody your bank and talk to
1:50:49
a human being. You really don't anymore. You talk to a freaking operator.
1:50:55
You don't even really talk to people anymore. Your pressing buttons for hours
1:51:00
to try and get to talk to somebody. I mean, they've really cut
1:51:02
down human beings to really operate any of the stuff because they don't want to
1:51:08
pay human beings to do it. I mean, look at grocery stores.
1:51:11
Grocery stores hardly have anyone employed. None of the checkout lines have human beings
1:51:15
checking you out. It's all self checkout, right, So it's going to
1:51:18
come to the point. You got the Amazon shop in California where there's nobody
1:51:23
working there. You just walk in, grab your food, walk out.
1:51:26
It automatically charges your car. Right, So they're trying to remove human beings
1:51:30
from the equation, and I think eventually, you know, which is just
1:51:33
conjecturing hyperbole. There's not any proof. It's just my theory. Personally,
1:51:38
I think eventually we're going to be walking into stores and shops and no human
1:51:45
beings are going to be working there. Yeah, but why there's just not
1:51:48
we're going to walk in, grab the stuff, walk out, and it's
1:51:50
going to automatically be charged, or we're going to self check ourselves out.
1:51:56
But why, you know, and who is they? I don't think it
1:51:59
has anything to do with money, writer, because they make the money,
1:52:00
so yeah, I think that's all They've got, all the money. That's
1:52:04
the thing is, I think they trick everybody. They make the money.
1:52:06
They've got all the money. So saying we're trying to save ten bucks so
1:52:10
we have less employees, I think that's the trick that people understand is going,
1:52:14
ah okay, I understand that, but I don't feel that that's the
1:52:16
honest truth as far as what's really going on. Again, if you like,
1:52:21
who are they and why are they doing that? That's such like they
1:52:26
said to save money. But that's to me, that's that's a BS answer
1:52:30
in my opinion. Well, when humans are involved, there becomes problems along
1:52:34
with humans, Like humans create issues, humans create problems. So if it's
1:52:40
not money, then it has something to do with the human being itself.
1:52:45
Right, If you have any systems, who's making the systems? Right?
1:52:47
Who's making the systems? Right? Like I mean that you say it's a
1:52:50
system. It's like really weird where people will trust a computer so that computer
1:52:55
doesn't make mistakes. Humans make mistakes, right, the system doesn't make and
1:52:58
I've seen a million times where this is and makes mistakes, you know,
1:53:00
but who's making the system? Like, like who are the people that are
1:53:03
are you know, doing the programming? Like nobody asked these questions. I
1:53:09
agree with you, there's problems with humans, but also there's love with humans.
1:53:12
Right, there's also someone that will maybe bend the rules because you need
1:53:15
the rules bent for you, so to speak, if you're working with a
1:53:18
real person, like that's okay, you don't have these five dollars. Your
1:53:20
family needs seed. It's okay, right, that's okay, you need to
1:53:24
return this even though the rules say no, because you know the quality isn't
1:53:27
any good. So a loving person may bend the rules, whereas a computer
1:53:30
will have an algorithm that gets followed. And again, I think that's another
1:53:35
trick, right or personally there's no problems. Well, you know, there's
1:53:38
a different set of problems, you know, without humans, and it's it's
1:53:42
it's a it's the love is taken under the equation, right right. I'm
1:53:45
not trying to justify what they're doing at all. I'm just saying that that
1:53:49
is, uh, what I personally believe is going to happen, is that
1:53:56
eventually humans are going to be taken out of the equation. And I don't
1:54:00
think the question really belongs to you know, who is just it just is
1:54:08
that that's just it just is, that's just what's going to happen eventually in
1:54:13
the future, that humans are going to be replaced by a new human and
1:54:19
a human two point zero. I think that which is interesting. Yeah,
1:54:25
yeah, would humans do that? I mean I remember I heard quite years
1:54:29
ago and it was just someone saying, you know, I've never ever met
1:54:32
a human who wanted to start a war. How come we have wars all
1:54:36
the time? Who's doing this? But they want us to think that where
1:54:42
the aggressive little beasties who go out and start wars and fight each other.
1:54:46
But that's not true. Like how many people, like most people that you
1:54:50
make no point nine nine percent. Just people who want to live their lives
1:54:55
are not interested in war. They're not interested in that kind of stuff.
1:54:58
But someone's clearly very interested or something because that happening. It's happening all the
1:55:02
time. To your question, Lorenzo, I would say that we are what's
1:55:11
going to make it happen. It's not an outside for us. It's going
1:55:15
to be us. It's going to be us that pushes us in this direction.
1:55:20
Well, we're doing it, but who is? Well, who's censoring
1:55:26
these platforms and why like why are some of these topics not being allowed to
1:55:31
be shared? You know, like why why? Like people don't ask why
1:55:36
enough. I got in trouble at school. I got kicked out of school.
1:55:40
My parents got very angry with me because when I was a little white,
1:55:43
I always go why, like why is you know, God doing this?
1:55:45
And why do I have to do this in school? Why do I
1:55:47
have to do what you're not doing? And why should I listen to be
1:55:50
you know, how to be happy when you're not happy? You know,
1:55:53
like like well you know why why? Why? Why? Why? And
1:55:57
you know I never got the answers. I like to have to figure them
1:55:59
out for myself or I had to find alternative sources of information. I was
1:56:03
lucky enough to do that at the time. But you know, like,
1:56:06
so, why would a human Okay, to answer your question, make a
1:56:11
life that's so unhappy for other humans if you think it's not an alien intelligence,
1:56:16
Like would you do that? Like Campbell said, what a normal human?
1:56:19
I've never met anyone either that wants to start a war or wants to
1:56:24
hurt someone. I've never met anyone that wants to be violent unless they're threatened.
1:56:28
Let's say, I've never met any of these sorts of people that,
1:56:30
like, would you go out and, you know, do violence to someone
1:56:33
across the world just because like it's like untenable, unthinkable for me to do
1:56:39
something like that, to go to a war, to start something like this.
1:56:41
I can't even imagine for any reason wanting to, you know, other
1:56:45
than maybe they're threatening you and your life is on the line. Let's say,
1:56:48
well, as humans have survival instincts, like they will, especially when
1:56:55
alcohol gets involved, drugs get involved. Like people are wild people. I
1:57:00
mean, just look at the prison complex, look at you know, the
1:57:04
coarceration rate, Like go into a prison and say that you've never seen anybody
1:57:10
that just hit somebody or knock somebody out, or stab somebody for you know,
1:57:15
apparently no reason from just looking at it. I think that we are
1:57:17
animal instinct type of creatures. Now in order to now what would get that
1:57:25
animal instinct survival type of feeling out of human beings. I think it's the
1:57:30
most important questions because we are animals. I disagree one hundred percent me neither.
1:57:42
I think like you have to ask why there's prisons, why people are
1:57:45
in prison, why there's rules that made them violent. When we live in
1:57:48
a world of unending abundance. Usually you'll look at someone ended up in prison
1:57:55
because for some reason, they were stressed. They were stressed about their intelligence,
1:57:59
they were stressed about their food, they were stressed about their living conditions,
1:58:01
you know, they were stressed for whatever. With drugs, as you
1:58:04
say, in alcohol, yeah, it's been pushed on people one hundred percent
1:58:08
over the last couple hundred years. For sure, that's a huge thing.
1:58:11
Like who invented alcohol, where did it come from? Why are their drugs?
1:58:15
Why has it been pushed? Like well, you really got to get
1:58:16
like people don't, in my opinion, want to get to the bottom bottom
1:58:20
bottom, because I think the challenges are spiritual challenges. I don't even like
1:58:25
the word, but I think the challenges are energetic challenges. The challenges are
1:58:28
loving challenges. You know that that is what makes people act the way they
1:58:31
do and makes them unloving. Because again, if you're in a happy world
1:58:35
with enough food and your life is happy and you're you know, you've got
1:58:39
everything else, you're not going to go and kill your neighbor, right,
1:58:42
And that's the conditions of that. But you place human beings in a certain
1:58:45
type of conditions, they will kill each other. They will attack each other,
1:58:49
they will rip each other apart. I mean, we have proof of
1:58:53
that in tribes in the Amazon, right, they're savages. There's savages people.
1:59:00
Did you see it? Have you ever seen that? I've never seen
1:59:01
that. I've heard stories. You know, they have stories about of samurai
1:59:05
and ninja's here that aren't true. They have stories about the wild West it
1:59:10
isn't true. Like I've seen dramas about history of Pan that's still ended.
1:59:15
You know, the illusion of what Japan is and what your Pan really is
1:59:17
is. Like you and I did a topic on it, and I almost
1:59:20
can't talk about it because it's a million miles from the truth what people think
1:59:24
about Japan and what is actually going on here. And it's a million miles
1:59:28
from what people think of Japan is and what Canada is because I've had the
1:59:31
privilege of living in both worlds, and what I've seen people believe it about
1:59:34
Canada is not true. And what I know people believe about Japan is also
1:59:40
not true, because I've lived here. You know. I talked to my
1:59:42
wife and other people, and it's like they're just illusions all over the place.
1:59:45
Separate, separate. So you say there's tribes that used to be and
1:59:48
killed. Do you know have you seen it? I haven't. Maybe a
1:59:51
documentary, maybe I've heard about it in a history channel. But did I
1:59:56
ever have a living experience of what you just said? I have, Well,
2:00:00
nobody has because they can't go to the island. Yeah. But so
2:00:04
how do you know it's true. You're just passing along something that was passed
2:00:09
along to you at some point in your life as a fact, and you
2:00:12
don't know it's true. You don't know that at all. You can't prove
2:00:15
it. Just you heard about it, you saw it on TV, it
2:00:18
was in a book in your school something like that. And so now you're
2:00:21
saying it's the truth, but honestly it's it's it's at best second, third
2:00:27
or fourth hand hearsay at this point. Well, I'm sure other people could
2:00:30
prove it. I can prove it. Yeah, I'm talking about other stories
2:00:34
of other people that have went there, But I'm sure that they could prove
2:00:40
it. Maybe I haven't met them personally. What is that? Do you
2:00:46
guys know of that story? I think that there was in it might have
2:00:50
been a plane crash with I think soccer players and they were stranded in the
2:00:59
Yeah, and they ended up eating each other. Well, I ended up
2:01:04
eating the people who had died as far as i'm know there and killing each
2:01:09
other. But when someone died, they would aid them because to save themselves,
2:01:14
because yeah, that person was already dead. You know. Like when
2:01:19
we see movies, why aren't movies about intelligent creative processes anymore? Like why
2:01:25
are they always about money or violence or horror when they used to be about
2:01:30
romantic love, which is not exactly how love works? Like like why are
2:01:33
all the series on TV, the movies what have you? Why are they
2:01:39
all of a certain flavor right, a certain perspective with you know three they
2:01:43
all have the same three or four topics you know obviously, and they never
2:01:46
give people ideas about being free, Like honestly, their only connection to freedom
2:01:51
is make lots of money and you're free. Basically, that's what everyone that's
2:01:55
the only one everyone gets. And how do you get money? You either
2:01:58
work or you're a criminal, I mean, or you sell drugs. I
2:02:00
mean, I'm just going by the movies I've seen recently, right, so
2:02:03
you know, nobody's given or shared or the ability promoted to how to generally
2:02:10
make a better society a better life without it being somehow connected to this system,
2:02:16
like nobody's proposing And honestly, not money. I've been traveling the world
2:02:23
and I'm definitely not rich and I haven't played for any of it. I
2:02:27
got to tell you that if you focus on money, it's it's the wrong
2:02:30
that's the wrong way to guy. You got to focus on what you want
2:02:33
and and and just crazy what happens man? Crazy? Well, we also
2:02:42
have like within the movies too, is you know, people always root for
2:02:45
the underdog as well. They always want the underdog to win or they or
2:02:50
the person that was that they see that always does the right thing. They
2:02:55
always want them to win, but not really ever in real life. You
2:03:00
know, it's really strange. All these superhero movies and everyone, like you
2:03:03
know, props up these certain individuals and always want the good guy to win,
2:03:11
but in real life it's something completely different. Well yeah, but I
2:03:15
mean that they've put us in a system where money most people think that's the
2:03:21
only way to get something, and so that you get a family, you
2:03:25
want to look after your family, You have to go to work, you
2:03:28
have to make money to do that, and just that in itself makes you
2:03:32
less human, less less compassionate. I mean, this is how they get
2:03:34
people to go to war. They don't say we're going to go and kill
2:03:39
these people you don't know. They're going to tell you if you need to
2:03:43
protect your family. If we don't go and stop this, they're going to
2:03:45
come in and kill everyone you love. That's how they get people to go
2:03:47
to war. I mean, look look at how we're forced to communicate,
2:03:54
right right, It's like that the three of us are in a room.
2:03:56
We could talk about anything we wanted to talk about, you know, as
2:04:00
much as we wanted to. We could jump around, we could we could
2:04:01
mention topics upon topics on the top, we could have real conversation. Maybe
2:04:05
we would disagree, maybe we would argue a little bit, you know,
2:04:09
maybe we would we we would want to, you know, but but we
2:04:12
would be able. Yeah, and that's the good stuff. But we would
2:04:14
be able to share as much as we wanted, as deep as we wanted,
2:04:16
as you know, as loud as we wanted. And ninety nine percent
2:04:21
of the communication, as you've mentioned, is being filtered through what you know
2:04:28
and how and why the Campbell's Yeah, like Kembell said, I've had the
2:04:31
same experience as him. When I focused on money, I've been miserable and
2:04:34
I haven't had a lot of it. As soon as as I focused on
2:04:38
what I wanted to create a my life and my own you know, ideals
2:04:42
for how I want to see myself in my head, so everything changed.
2:04:45
I have everything you know, I have, I have more money, I
2:04:47
have more resources, I have more of all of it. Like as Campbell's
2:04:51
been a huge inspiration in my life. I've watched this guy. I go
2:04:55
like, how does he do this? And he does it because he's kind
2:04:58
and loving and sharing and giving just on a natural level and so his life
2:05:01
has grown and expanded exponentially, and as he has just said, had nothing
2:05:06
to do with money whatsoever, everything to do with heart and feelings and love
2:05:11
and growth and community. And that's the way that I think a lot of
2:05:16
these much older civilizations were was based on was love and community and wanting to
2:05:24
do it because they wanted to do it. There wasn't really any incentive for
2:05:28
them to be doing it like we have today, right, I mean,
2:05:32
that's really the only way that I see that you get that amazing creativity to
2:05:36
build a lot of these structures and a lot of the architecture around is like
2:05:42
through like love and compassion and community. Yeah, definitely you have to work
2:05:47
together, you know, with the community. Can't build these things on your
2:05:49
own. They have to look afterever, and I'm not sure everyone's looked out
2:05:54
for and you don't do that. But if you're all going in different directions,
2:05:56
you want to earn money, you know, That's that's the big scale,
2:06:00
am And it's like you don't need money to do stuff. I mean,
2:06:03
it's in our society. It's got to come from somewhere. But that
2:06:06
doesn't mean that it's got to be you who goes out and owns the money
2:06:11
to then pay for the thing you want. But money can come from anyway
2:06:15
and it does. Believe me, it just out of the sky. Sometimes
2:06:21
it's crazy. It's just pieces of paper printed by you know, it's not
2:06:27
in the governments if you want to get into that, right, it's pieces
2:06:29
of privately printed paper by run by certain families that have been given the the
2:06:33
the ability to do that. That governments don't need to borrow to buy things,
2:06:40
right, they have everything right. And you know, the United States,
2:06:43
if you like, owns the entire United States. Canada owns the entire
2:06:46
country of Canada. You know, Japan owns all the resources they put money
2:06:53
from these like non unnamed you know, corporations to do things when they don't
2:06:58
have to. Right, it's obvious you know that that that it's it's something
2:07:01
else is going on, something very nefarious. It's controlling a system that's allowing
2:07:05
people like why are they going towards the digital enslavement of things? Now if
2:07:11
people like you know bitcoin or crypto currency, I mean that's obvious. One
2:07:15
prensy from the dead, you know bitcoin, little bits you know of a
2:07:18
coin that's like that doesn't mean anything. It's like you can't even hold it
2:07:20
in your hand, and supposedly they're telling you it's safe. It's like,
2:07:24
you know, to me, it's it's it's It's an interesting perspective on what's
2:07:28
happening as a non human square ass way of doing energy. As Campbell said,
2:07:32
like the uncomfortableness, Like why are people building these horrible buildings now instead
2:07:36
of the beautiful ones that we used to see? You know, Yeah,
2:07:42
why is everything square? Why is everything? Why do we live in a
2:07:45
square? Why is the room square? Where the house is square? Where
2:07:46
are the building square? You know, It's like it's like strange, there's
2:07:50
not any It's like I was mentioning earlier that like that the creativity has just
2:07:55
been sucked out of everyone. No one wants to building anything weird or strange
2:07:59
or anymore. They just want to build it to serve a purpose for a
2:08:03
very short period of time and then watch it be destroyed and something else built
2:08:07
in its place. Yeah, and if you have a society of uncreative people,
2:08:11
well they're not going to create anything, so you can control them.
2:08:15
And that's what they've done. They've taken away the imagination, the creativity and
2:08:18
so people don't use that, and that's why people aren't getting what they want.
2:08:22
That's why they want to stress out and angry because they're trying to use
2:08:26
this system where they think they have to work to get pieces of paper to
2:08:28
get what they want. But it's not how the universe works, and not
2:08:31
not in my experience at least. It works on energy, and you need
2:08:35
your imagination, your creativity, your love, your passion, all these things,
2:08:41
and if you focus on that, amazing things happen. They really do.
2:08:48
Like I mean, shit, I'm traveling through Europe now, I'm in
2:08:50
my fifth country and like I said, I definitely didn't go to work and
2:08:54
save up money and I need this much money for my trip and blah blah.
2:08:58
But it's even believe if I told you what's going happening in the last
2:09:03
couple of years, it's just insiece. But I throw all that because I
2:09:07
went through that and I raised a family. I've got two grown boys.
2:09:11
Did all that didn't work m thanks tag, and now it's working much much
2:09:18
much better. Yeah, I think, uh, absolutely things just going with
2:09:24
the flow and a lot of cases get you where you want and where you
2:09:28
need to be, and it doesn't always involve money. I think it's time
2:09:33
to wrap up today's chat. I really appreciate you too, gentlemen. I've
2:09:37
been sorry you didn't get on here for very long. Lorenzo tried to get
2:09:41
a hold of your earlier to I'm glad you got on it. The last
2:09:46
name. It just goes to show you, right, It just goes to
2:09:50
show you. You have to be flexible. You have to be ready for
2:09:52
change, and most people aren't. You know, you have to be you
2:09:56
know, you have to have the ability to let anything happen without following a
2:09:58
clock or a timeline, or a schedule or the rules in order for the
2:10:03
best of life to become to become. Campbell's not a role follower. Campbell's
2:10:09
not a time follower, you know. Again, I'll put him up as
2:10:11
an example because he's still from all the people I've met, the best of
2:10:15
men I've come across, you know. And I've said this to him before
2:10:18
and he takes it very humbly. Right, He's a humble man. Right,
2:10:22
He's the best of people I've come across in all the years. I've
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done this simply because he's showing without talking on how to make the best of
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lives through his own actions might not be for everyone, but he's actually giving
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a good example, and that's what a real man would do, if a
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good example and share that of how to have a good life and allow people
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to take what they need to take from that. And I don't see too
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much of that going on personally. Cheers mine. Appreciate it and thank you
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right for being flexible. And you know it was supposed to be a twelve,
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so you come on. Yeah, yeah, thanks for inviting me.
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I appreciate that and taking the time to set this up right or it is
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appreciated, No problem, We'll do another one sometime here soon. Campbell,
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can you let people know where to find you online? Yes, yes,
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autodidactic, just put that in. Are U T O D I D A
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C T I C you find me on YouTube and Facebook. I don't make
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too much really, but YouTube so inspiral up. I'm going to start putting
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more up on that. Awesome links to Campbell's information is in the description of
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this video. Uh, Lorenzo, let us know where they can find you,
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brother, Good to you, Agora dot CA. You'll find Campbell's up
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there. You'll find the information I put up new Agora dot Ca. New
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information all the time. Writers videos go up there too. I put them
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up, you know. I share all kinds of stuff, literally updated every
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day, and from there you can find way more information with way more of
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what I've just chatted about in this show. And I'd be delighted to see
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you there. Awesome. Thank you so much, gentlemen. Both of these
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amazing content creators links will be in the description of this video. I highly
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recommend both of their channels. Thanks everyone in the chat. Really appreciate you
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