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Cyclops - The Ancient Race of One-Eyed Giants · The Cryptid Huntress

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  Well, good afternoon everybody. It's the Crypton Huntress. I'm Jessica Jones and
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  welcome in to a Glitch in the Matrix. I cannot wait for the show
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  today. This is a topic that I have never talked about on my channel
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  before, and we are going to be talking about the cyclops Okay. I
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  thought it was pretty fitting since we have been talking about the lost giants,
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  the giants and Stasis, the redheaded giants. Well, let's talk about the
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  first generation of giants, okay. And uh and those are the site cyclops
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  cyclopses. Yes, that's how you say it, and uh. And so
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  we have a great show lined up for today. I do have doctor Dennis
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  Carroll here in the studio with me once again, one of my favorite co
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  hosts to have here on the channel. And uh and he has some very
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  interesting information and we have some cool stories about the cyclops for you guys today.
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  The cyclops were a lawless race of one eyed giants first mentioned in Greek mythology.
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  These giants lived in a far away land and were said to be pastoral
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  but savage, herding goats and sheeps and living in caves. They are credited
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  in Greek mythology with manufacturing the thunderboat bolts, which Zeus used as a terrible
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  throwing weapon, and as builders of gigantic fortification walls, which can be seen
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  today in Greece and throughout the Miceienin civilizations. Cyclops are a testament to the
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  blurred boundaries between gods, monsters, and humans. Craftsmanship evidence in the construction
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  of the Cyclopean walls ties them to themes of architecture and technology, showcasing their
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  contribution to the advancement of ancient civilizations. They also were known for their weapons
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  making, okay, like actual weapons, like metal metalsmithing, I think is
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  what you call that. So to talk about the cyclops with me today,
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  I have our very good friend, doctor Dennis Carrol here. He has lots
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  of years, well over forty years of experience in the paranormal. He is
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  my go to for all things occult, cryptid UFOs, demonology. Okay,
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  y'all name it, Dennis knows it, Okay, So please help me.
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  Welcome to the show, my friend, and with the podcast Hunting the Shadows,
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  Doctor Dennis Carrol. This is the Cyclops is a big, big subject
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  here, and I mean that more than one way. That's definitely an interesting
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  subject for sure. And you know, when we talk about more than one
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  Cyclops, we got to say cyclopeia that means more than one Cyclops, which
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  is you can't I think a gaggle of cyclops or something like that. The
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  Cyclops is a very interesting figure in mythology and a legend. And you know,
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  a lot of people do not realize this year. The Cyclops is known
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  throughout the world history, not just in Greek, not around Greece and all
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  that, but it is famous because of the incident with Odysseus, So I
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  should call him Ulysses. Most people will know him by his Roman name.
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  Ulysses is one of my favorite Greek mythology characters. He was a very famous
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  hero of the Trojan War and the gods prevented him from getting back home for
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  two years and he ran into a very famous cyclops, and we're gonna talk
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  about that a little bit today. To his name was Polyphemus, the Cyclops,
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  and uh Paulyophemous, so well, he was big but not very bright.
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  And we'll talk about that in a little bit. But the interesting thing,
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  you know, you've got three types of Cyclops to look at, okay,
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  and in the mythology and all that, you got the blacksmith Cyclops.
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  There were three brothers who were were and you know you're talking about that bluey
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  line between gods and men and monsters. They were three brothers and they actually
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  were blacksmiths, and they forged Zeus's thunderboots, okay, and they were very
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  they were the premier best blacksmiths in the universe. Okay, they could do
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  it. And if you can for there's a thunderboat, you definitely know what
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  you're doing. And they were wiped out though by Apollo, and I won't
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  get into that, this's the story for another time. But Apollo, the
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  god Apolo killed those rough boath because they it was Zeus who killed Apollo's son
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  with a with a thunderboat, and so he blamed so instead of blaming Zeus,
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  he blamed the three Cyclops brothers and he took care of them. But
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  that's an interesting thing. And then you've got the Cyclops of Ulysses, the
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  sheep sheep and goat murders, and they were supposedly on an island off of
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  Sicily, the island of Sicily in Italy. And then you've got the other
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  kind of cyclops which is the one you were talking about, the Cyclopean walls.
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  They were wall builders, sort of like foundational wall builders and stuff.
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  And if you look at the architecture of the Cyclopedian architecture, yeah, it
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  is very strange, it's very dis yawning, but yet it fits together perfectly.
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  And I said, if you kind of look at it that way,
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  it would be something like you would think a one eyed person would put together.
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  That's the way it kind of it always kind of looked like that to
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  me. But that kind of architecture, and if you look at it,
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  look at those pictures there, it's withstood the tests of time very well,
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  more than more so than some walls. Back in the ancient times there were
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  like the Colosseum that was made and wrong all that. They even used a
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  special kind of cement and all this. They built things long ago to last
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  forever, and that's what you definitely see there. They could look at that
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  archway in that picture Jessica. Oh yeah, look at that long stone across
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  the very top of that. My gosh, that took that took power to
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  put that in place. I think it took giants, Okay, I really
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  do. And and so when we when I did that remote viewing target of
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  who built the pyramid, the Great Pyramid of Giza, I was seeing giant
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  humans, okay, in addition to extraterrestrials or UFOs and all sorts of weird
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  stuff was in that target. But I was seeing giants. And it makes
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  you wonder like, Okay, is this a mythology? Is this real mythology?
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  Or did these beings actually exist? And did they actually build these walls?
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  I think they really existed? Dennis, Oh yeah, I believe without
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  doubt there was evidence points to a race of giants that once inhabited this world.
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  And let me say this about that. And it's very interesting to note
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  that giants may not have cooperated that much with mankind, but may have been
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  subjected by mankind. In other words, may be enslaved or put use that
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  way, and were used to pick up these big blocks and stuff like that.
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  That would be a very useful way if you think about to utilize a
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  giant. And you know, when you look at the giant situation, not
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  just the cyclope, such irregular giants as well as the other kind. They
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  were definitely monstrous looking things, and they acted like monsters more so than maybe
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  looking like monsters. They acted like monsters because they were cannibals. They would
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  eat people. If they didn't kill you by stepping on you, they would
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  kill you by eiding your probably both they were just bad and dudes to have
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  a round. But if you could subject something like that to your will,
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  enslave it to get it to do what you want, that would be a
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  lot of power on hand. And you know, you see a little hint
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  of that in Token's Lord of the Rings when there were giant trolls that opened
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  the gates of Mordor remember that. Uh, you you could util and they
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  used them in war. Supposed that do. And there are stories of ancient
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  battles that giants participated in. But now you're you're you're the cyclops. Sometimes
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  it's also classified as a troll or an ogre type thing. Uh, that's
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  another part of their history. Uh. Remember that movie I might have told
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  you about here a while back that I watched called The Troll Hunter, and
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  I would tell people out there in your audience if they want to watch a
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  good movie. It was a very good movie, The Troll Hunter. It
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  is a Swedish movie or Norwegian movie, but it has English subtitles. But
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  one of the trolls in there was a cyclopuist, by the way, so
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  they kind of get classified with trolls in that extent. But all of these
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  are that we're talking about, you know, in that respect. So really
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  what you're looking at is one race of beings. Whatever they may appear with
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  two or one eye or with a horn or whatever the situation, they're still
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  giants. They are. I find it super interesting that there's so many different
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  types of cyclops or I forgot what you said the plural was, but they
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  there's so many different types, and some of them are they look human.
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  They look very human. And by the way, thank you Candy for that
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  supersticker. I appreciate that a lot of them look human but with one eye
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  in the middle of their head, just like this nice looking fellow right here.
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  Yeah, it's just kind of like a normal almost like a Shrek,
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  you know, like Shrek from that cartoon. But then we have other ones
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  that I mean, they're kind of that one looks I mean, that's just
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  a painting. Of course, it's supposed to be a small one. That
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  one doesn't look too too scary, but well it's kind of scary. I
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  take that back. Okay. But then we have some some of them have
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  horns on their head, Dennis, and so those would be the troll type,
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  I assume. And it just seems as those these these things kind of
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  I want to say, rule the world. I mean, they were just
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  a part of the world. I mean, I see these beings on old
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  world maps. Okay, yeah, right alongside the unicorns, the dog headed
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  men, and all the other weird beings that lived back then, back then.
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  It's like I was telling somebody the other day, I'll give you a
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  little, a little factoid here. The word dinosaur was invented in eighteen forty
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  one. The word dinosaur was invented in eighteen forty one. What did people
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  call those things before the word dinosaur? We call them dragons? Dragons,
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  Yeah, and you see that all over the world, just like you see
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  this about the guants and stuff like that. But it's been speculated that the
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  cyclops could possible to be a mutant giant because it has that one eye,
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  you know, and as for it could be a mutant a part of the
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  race of giants in that respect. Now what you see there is sort of
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  a more sylization of a troll, kind of a cyclops. That's what the
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  troll cyclopes kind of it's got the horn u there is. There are a
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  set of stories that say that some of those were captured by Romans and put
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  in the Colosseum to fight gladiators. I would love to see that. I
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  would pay to see that, for sure. That's that sounds like well,
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  it's also you know, Brett Brett and services were way more fun back then,
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  I think. Okay, so you can't blame the people for wanting to
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  go see that. I'm just saying, well, they were really big on
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  they were really big on putting wild animals in the arena, having women gladiators.
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  You know, there were women or too, by the way, just
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  men. And sometimes sometimes the women would fight the men, or the women
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  would fight the women, and sometimes they would fight wild animals. And supposedly
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  one of these things they would bring in like bull elephants and fight them.
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  And they would bring in a cyclops every once in a while that they found
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  supposedly. And here's an interesting thing about that. The Cyclops, like according
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  to the Greek legend with Ulysses, were inhabitants of Italy. Okay, and
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  that's where wrong is It kind of makes you wonder about that. Yes,
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  I wonder if the Vatican or if the Smithsonian has some Cyclopean skulls hidden down
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  there with the rest of the giants. What do you think, Dennis,
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  There have supposedly been some found in prehistory in back in history. Uh.
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  And there is a medical condition known as cyclic cyclopoia where the you have a
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  single line if it's very extremely extremely rare, if more like a mutational type
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  thing. That's why I say they think that's going on with the giants in
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  that respect. But it does happen occasionally. But you will see pictures of
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  these skulls sometimes with that single eye socket. Yeah. On the forard,
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  it makes you wonder, you know, if they have found some very large
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  skulls like that, that would point you to definitely to the cyclops. Yeah,
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  I'm not sure these are authentic everyone, Okay, Dennis, I'm not
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  sure these are authentic. Of course, I found this from my favorite news
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  source, TikTok Okay. So that's a mighty big, gigantic eye socket,
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  if that's what that is on that one. But some people say whenever they're
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  trying to disprove the idea of cyclops, they say, well, it was
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  probably a wooly mammoth skull that they found. You know, if the skull
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  always found it has a hole in it. This is like a pigmy mammos
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  or something like that. And some saying, well, maybe they found one
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  of these elephant skulls and they mistaken it for a cyclops. Yeah, they
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  thought that they found a lot of elephant skulls that they thought were cyclops.
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  But that's where the trunk goes in that hole in the center. You see
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  the eye sockets on top. I don't know where they get that at.
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  They were thinking that the cyclops had three eyes. Uh so they were kind
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  of stretching things a little bit, I believe with that. But that hole
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  in the center was where the trunk is. Where the trunk is situated at
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  on an elephant or a macedon or whatever the situation or mammos. Interesting,
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  that's the interesting thing about it. Yeah, they kind of the ancient people
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  tend to kind of warp the facts to what they wanted to believe, sometimes
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  which aren't necessarily true. Yeah, that's true. Well, some of the
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  sculptures actually have it looked like there are two eyes, two eye sockets,
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  but no, but their eyes aren't there. And then like a third eye
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  right here, so like a third eye. So that's interesting too. I
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  don't know. That's another that's a that's what the original Cyclops I told you
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  about the ones that were blacksmiths. They supposedly had three eyes like that,
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  and they had that third eye on the top. That would if you think
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  about it for just a moment, that would make a good craftsman not just
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  two eyes, but three eyes to work with. Yeah. I know,
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  well we've all we've all got our third eye right here. Okay, we've
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  all got our third eye. So it could it could be like in a
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  spiritual sense, you know, an esoteric sense. You know, we've got
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  we've got a third eye. And if somebody was trying to argue the point,
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  you know, it's like, well that's his third eye, not you
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  know, he's seeing with that one. But but I don't know. I
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  think Cyclops existed personally, I really do so. I think just like our
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  giants here in the United States, there's not lot of skeletons found out because
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  I think the Smithsonian has probably taken a lot of them. Okay, they're
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  probably hidden from It would be absolutely a lot. You know. You have
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  to wonder, Jessica, how much of real history is being hidden from us,
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  you know, or or you know, because it doesn't fit their criteria
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  or whatever the situation. You have to wonder about that. But you know,
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  that's a good that's a good point you brought up about that third eye.
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  It's a possibility that some of these cyclopes were supposed to may be very
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  psychic or very sensitive, or they had psychic gifts or whatever, and they
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  said that they had a third eye, you know, in that respect,
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  that might be one reason why they're called that as well. But the interesting
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  story, my favorite story of the cyclops, of course, is Ulysses or
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  Odysseus as the Greeks called him, who was the hero of the Trojan War,
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  and when he run in it ran into Polyphemus is a a it's a
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  lot o story. They went in the cave of Paullophemus, and he put
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  a big stone over the door and kept them in there. And he grabbed
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  two of ulysses men and he slung them on the ground and busted their heads
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  open and ate them immediately. And he ate six of them like that,
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  And and Ulysses gave him some wine, very strong wine, and he drank
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  some of it, and he said he liked it so much. He said,
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  what's your name? He asked you, listen is what's your name?
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  He said, my name is Autis, which is Greek for nobody. And
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  Ulysstenes was a smart guy. I liked you. He's one of my favorites
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  because he used his brain instaid of his muscles. He was a smart guy.
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  He's the one, of course that also developed the trojan ards. Okay,
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  but anyway, uh, he said, my name is Autis nobody.
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  And so Paulophemus said, well, I like your wine so much. I'll
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  eat you last nothing because you break out easier laugh. So Ulysses knew he
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  had to do something, so he got paul a Femus drunk and he went
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  to sleep. And they took a big, a big steak, burned it
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  in the fire and got it good and hard, and sharp and he put
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  his eye out with it. But that did not quite solve the problem because
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  paul A Femus still had him in the cave with him, and he had
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  to do the rock over the cave entrance. So, you know, paul
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  Aphemas said, said, I'll you know, I'll find you, I'll get
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  you. But I got to let my sheep out, you know. So
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  he took the stone off and he let the sheep out, but he put
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  his hand on each sheep as he went out. But what he did not
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  know, the Ulysses and the rest of his men that were left were hanging
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  up under the bellies of the sheep when they went out, and that's how
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  they escaped. And when when they put Polyphemus's eye out, he started screaming,
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  and help me, brothers, who's hauling his other other cyclops, brothers,
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  help me, help me. And they said, what's wrong, Paula
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  Zamas. He said, nobody's putting my eye out, nobody's hurt me.
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  And they said, oh, he's just drunk. He doesn't even know what
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  he's talking about. It he's about. So that's the other part of the
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  legend of that. And here's the interesting thing. About that story, Jessica.
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  There are stories in Georgia, and I'm not talking about the stay of
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  Georgia. I'm talking about the country Georgia and places in the Slava and places
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  like that that this story is told. But they don't. He doesn't have
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  a name. He's called one Eye one Eye of the Giant, and the
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  same story is told that predates this Greek story by a thousand years. So
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  this story got around a lot before the Grease got a hold out of it.
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  But it's a very interesting antidote. Wow. Well, okay, I
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  see some similarities with these cyclops too, with the Giant of Candle Heart that
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  we talk about pretty often. The Giant of Candahart is a giant, a
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  giant human, a giant humanoid that lives in a cave and it eats humans.
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  It eats humans, and I don't know it, just they seem they
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  seem kind of similar. How big were those sheep? I'm wondering how big
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  were those sheep? For a grown human to write on the belly of a
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  sheep, that had to be a big one. I'm just saying, definitely,
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  I would I'd want to be one of the big guys who were if
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  I back in that time, I could, you know, do what I
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  want to do then. But sure, But I'll tell you what. The
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  interesting thing about giants is they were considered monsters, not just because they were
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  great and big things, but because of the way they acted. They were
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  cannibals, they eat people, they lived in caves. The cyclops that you
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  hear about with the story of Ulysses, they're herders. Like I said,
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  they're not real smart guys, but they're you know, herding sheep and all
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  that. But then you have the ones that built walls, and then you
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  have the ones that were blacksmiths. So you had different types of cyclops that
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  on this. But it seemed like that as man progressed from ancient times into
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  more modern times, he took the cyclops with him and made him smarter kind
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  of because he's the one that made the walls and all that. So I
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  have to wonder if maybe they did not enslave some of these guys to get
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  them to do some of the stuff that they did. But I think giants
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  have always been with us, even to this day. We still have once
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  in a while in the DNA, So you have to wonder about that.
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  You know, it's still giants are still with us, but they were considered
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  to be monsters in that anything that mankind saw there wasn't like us, was
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  a monster whatever it was, and that's just the way they looked at things.
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  Yeah. Well, well my question was when we were looking into who
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  built the pyramids, okay, the Great Pyramid? IGIs that that one.
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  If the giants were building it, were they doing it because they wanted to
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  do it or were they doing it because they were enslaved? Because you hear
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  about they had slaves working on building the pyramids. Well, potentially those were
• 26:21
  the giants. But how on earth could they get giants to be enslaved by
• 26:26
  small humans. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me unless there were
• 26:30
  a lot more of the humans than there were of the giants. Well,
• 26:33
  if you look at the giant, he had to be kind of slow moving.
• 26:37
  Okay, of course he could no great distance in one step. He
• 26:40
  could take a pretty good distance, but they had to be slow moving and
• 26:44
  they would probably have been the very same way they took down mammos. You
• 26:48
  know, it was a it was a crowd thing that went on. It
• 26:52
  wasn't just a single maybe two or three hunters. A whole group of men
• 26:59
  could take down something like that and subdue it without a doubt, put chains
• 27:03
  on it, you got it, you know, I don't. I don't
• 27:07
  think it'd be that far af faced that they couldn't enslave these things. But
• 27:11
  I don't think you would go you would go after a single giant and not
• 27:14
  a whole not a whole group of them. You know, that would be
• 27:17
  a bad idea. Uh so uh, I think that would have been the
• 27:21
  way they would have went about it. But let me say this, back
• 27:23
  in the ancient days when everybody wasn't slaving everybody, everybody had somebody as a
• 27:29
  slave at one time or another. That was just part of the world.
• 27:33
  You used slave power on stuff, you know, you had slaves to row
• 27:37
  your boats and all these other things. If there had been giants, without
• 27:42
  a doubt, they would have utilized them some way or another. That was
• 27:47
  just too much of a great opportunity to pass up. So I can see
• 27:52
  them doing that absolutely, Oh yeah, for sure. Okay, Tyrone has
• 27:57
  a question. My question is, if all giants are abominations man eaters,
• 28:03
  why were they allowed to walk the earth to have their own epoch? Epoch
• 28:07
  in time. And that's a good question because we hear about the love the
• 28:11
  giants of Lovelock Cave and how they were The Native Americans would fight them because
• 28:15
  they were eating their people and stuff, and they did eventually lock them in
• 28:21
  a cave and burn them, okay at some point, but how many times
• 28:25
  does that happen all over the world and for how many centuries that we're not
• 28:29
  told about? Well, Like I said, that's one of those things that
• 28:33
  is worldlied and is taboo, is that you do not eat somebody else,
• 28:37
  You don't eat humans. You know, That's a big thing that was always
• 28:41
  in every culture in that respect, and the giants kind of violated that precept.
• 28:47
  So I think that's one reason why they absolutely call them monsters in that
• 28:52
  respect. But uh, I think the giants were a power to be reckoned
• 28:57
  with. When they were you know, group separate, you could go after
• 29:03
  them, definitely, maybe even a small family you might could go after.
• 29:07
  But if but the I don't know if they realized that they had more power
• 29:11
  and safety in numbers in that respect, But I think that might have been
• 29:15
  something to do with it as well. If you could catch individual giants,
• 29:18
  you might could do something. But it sounds to me like even with the
• 29:22
  Native Americans and in other places of the world, that mankind was always at
• 29:26
  war or there was always at odds with a giant race that existed. Oh
• 29:33
  yeah, yeah, Hero says slow moving. I think they're just look at
• 29:37
  how fast the sasquatch moves. That's that's a good point too, because that
• 29:41
  sasquatch do move pretty quickly. But I don't know, you think, when
• 29:45
  I think of a giant, like like a cyclops, I think of something
• 29:51
  being kind of frumpy. I guess that's the word for me. But that's
• 29:55
  but that's probably not how they all were though, especially if we look at
• 29:57
  these picture. Sure you know these representations, they look pretty fit. Okay,
• 30:03
  some of them do it pretty fit, and they could cover it.
• 30:07
  Look at those legs, man, they could they could cover that. That
• 30:08
  would cover a whole community when they took a step. So probably depends,
• 30:15
  Probably depends. But yeah, well, I'll tell you the thing about giants,
• 30:22
  they're just so bigger than life. You know, if you run up
• 30:26
  against something like that. I know there was slow moving, but yet they
• 30:29
  could be deadly. I mean, something like that can step on you never
• 30:33
  know. It, you know. Uh, in that respect. The interesting
• 30:37
  thing about giants, if you had a race of giants like that in the
• 30:41
  world, you were also competing for food with them. I mean, I
• 30:47
  don't think they went around just eating everybody all the time. I don't think
• 30:49
  there were that many people around eat But they were also consuming other things too,
• 30:53
  So they've averved voracious eaters. Because the bigger you are, to what
• 30:57
  more food you require. That's just the way that goes. So man had
• 31:03
  to think about beginning to eliminate this this problem, the source of the problem,
• 31:10
  especially when it came to hunting lands and all that other stuff to share
• 31:15
  with the giants. So I can see where that went downhill very fast.
• 31:19
  Definitely, that had to be some type of a warfare that went on.
• 31:23
  And of course in war you do take slaves as well, Yeah you do.
• 31:30
  Uh. Terry has an interesting comment. The giants are still here,
• 31:33
  they just went underground. That's an interesting statement. You know. Last week
• 31:38
  my friend Brian Seen came on the show and he and I talked about the
• 31:42
  giants in stasis chambers. Okay, and there's there's videos of these giants,
• 31:48
  the redheaded giants in different areas of the world. I think most of them
• 31:53
  are in like Iraq or the Middle East, but they're in. And if
• 31:57
  it's true, which I think that I think it could be, there is
• 32:02
  an an attribute, Jessica, of the giants that we need to look at.
• 32:07
  Supposedly in most stories of giants they can do what hibernate like bears.
• 32:15
  It makes you wonder if maybe in some of those subterranean places there might not
• 32:20
  be some still sleeping or waiting to awaken again one day. It makes you
• 32:25
  wonder if somebody were after me to destroy me, I would definitely go underground.
• 32:31
  That would be the perfect hiding place, perfect place to go. You
• 32:35
  can only you could defend that area and maybe even kind of disappear that way.
• 32:42
  That makes sense when you think about it. If I were a giant,
• 32:45
  I would definitely be looking at some big caves to get in, without
• 32:49
  doubt. But they supposedly hibernated, and there's supposed to be some sleeping to
• 32:53
  this day that will awaken one day and wald earth again. Oh my god,
• 33:00
  Well you know that's that's where all the all the mega rich people are
• 33:04
  going is underground right now, or they say, with all the bunkers and
• 33:07
  stuff. But there's there's like a whole other world underground though, Dennis,
• 33:13
  I mean, especially if the hollow earth theory is correct, and when when
• 33:17
  people tune in tomorrow night, you know, like I said, I remote
• 33:21
  viewed the where the missing people are going with the David politis missing for one
• 33:25
  one research that he did, and I got to say, it may have
• 33:30
  leaps to the underground, okay, And it's some will's mind okay to me.
• 33:38
  If you've ever been scuba diving, you know you're just just like going
• 33:43
  to another climate. Really it is. I mean it's you're going and the
• 33:45
  same thing with caves and cave systems of terrains, and of course you know
• 33:50
  the old legends and miss that there is a honeycomb of tunnels beneath our earth.
• 33:57
  They go all over the earth. In other words, you could travel
• 34:00
  this world with our without ever sitting foot on land on the top land.
• 34:05
  You could travel underneath in the tunnels. Oh my, good to think.
• 34:10
  I know, Well, that's that's kind of where people's mindset is. A
• 34:15
  lot of researchers think, well, that's where bigfoots go when they're not when
• 34:19
  they're when they're not in public. You know, not not they're in public,
• 34:22
  but when they're not being able to be seen and they seem to disappear
• 34:24
  potentially, like during the day and they're out more at night. Sometimes it's
• 34:28
  like where do they go? You know, Where's where do they sleep?
• 34:30
  You know? And uh and a lot of people think that they go into
• 34:34
  the cave systems and uh and I have I have research at least one cave.
• 34:38
  Okay, one cave and uh. And someone in the chat I put
• 34:42
  the comment up while they go they were saying that I can't remember who it
• 34:45
  was. I'm so sorry, but they said, Uh, why do we
• 34:47
  never see the spirit or sense the spirit of the giants? You know,
• 34:52
  these spirits like when we're doing ghost box communications and things. That's an interesting
• 34:55
  comment because when I was at that cave in Tennessee, we did have an
• 35:00
  SLS camera, which is the kind of camera that picks up I think it's
• 35:04
  called kinetic movement and kind of like your Nintendo WE thing or the WE systems,
• 35:10
  So it picks up bodies that like stick figures, and so we weren't
• 35:15
  getting a lot of cryptid activity in that cave. We were getting a lot
• 35:19
  of paranormal activity in that cave, and at some point we were communicating with
• 35:23
  something that was in there. That came crawling out of the cave and it
• 35:28
  was a giant, a giant stick figure, and it had two tiny little
• 35:32
  stick figures with it. It was way bigger than a human. It was
• 35:36
  a giant. Now that could that have been a sasquatch maybe, or could
• 35:42
  it have been just a giant human at some point that too, We don't
• 35:45
  know. But it was a giant, a giant sls figure stick figure on
• 35:51
  the screen, and it was moving and interacting with us. If you look
• 35:54
  back in ancient history, and if you were to shoot of history and you
• 36:00
  study the Nehlum, and that's what I think you were running into. The
• 36:02
  spirit of the Nephilium is still very much alive in this world. I had
• 36:07
  somebody asked me the other day to I think the Nephlin survived the Great Flood.
• 36:12
  I think they did, but in a certain way, not just physically
• 36:15
  but spiritually as well. In that respect, you got to look at the
• 36:20
  Neshlum, though, what exactly were they? They were bigger than life,
• 36:22
  Like I said, like the giants, they were giants, They were bigger
• 36:27
  than life. They were human hybrids. They were completely different animals altogether,
• 36:35
  okay, and humans looked upon them as being monsters or being extraordinary human or
• 36:43
  extraordinary beings. The Nephlum and I think they are still with us, not
• 36:50
  only messed around with the DNA of humanity, but I think the spirit of
• 36:54
  the nehylum itself still exists. And I think that's probably what you were picking
• 36:59
  up on in that cave. Yeah, a lot of people are in the
• 37:04
  chat saying, and I've got a lot of I have a lot of Sasquatch
• 37:07
  bigfoot researchers in the chat today. Shout out to all my research friends,
• 37:10
  okay, and everybody that this boots on the ground. Man, I love
• 37:14
  you guys, uh and you're much needed. Thank you for being here.
• 37:16
  Uh. Let's see. Even Roger, I want to read this sweetly.
• 37:20
  Morbid Bear says that I've seen one giant and it's it's called the Devil's Gate.
• 37:27
  Devil though, Okay, the Arroyos as that hardcount said, I've heard
• 37:32
  of it, La. It makes sense they're underground rather than interdimensional. Okay,
• 37:37
  Well, Denis, you and I actually talked about the Lost Lizard People
• 37:39
  city underneath LA a while back. But they have a lot of underground tunnels
• 37:45
  and a lot a lot of times you hear about these underground caves and caffirs
• 37:49
  being used for nefarious purposes. Okay, and that includes cryptid activity. I
• 37:54
  suppose. Well, I tell you to me, that's a perfect area to
• 38:00
  go look at. Look at all the legends of folklore that point us to
• 38:05
  the underground. Where is hell supposed to be underground or the place of the
• 38:09
  Dead, or whatever name you want to give it. That's where it's supposed
• 38:14
  to be underneath, in the tunnels underneath. That's where the fairies are.
• 38:19
  That's where the fairy realm is supposed to be. Uh, that's where the
• 38:22
  homie islands come from. The list goes on and on and on and on,
• 38:27
  even when a last is supposedly fail with the Atlantitians that remain supposedly when
• 38:32
  underground to survive. You hear these stories in Ireland, you have these stories
• 38:39
  in the Polynesia areas. You have these same stories worldwide. Something is going
• 38:45
  on beneath our feet. There's something definitely there. I call it the last
• 38:51
  great unexplored area of our world. And as it definitely is, we don't
• 38:54
  know what what's down there. But there are so many legends and folks little
• 39:00
  indicators at point that way. You got to look at it. Then you
• 39:04
  know closer we do. Roger says, a lot of the cryptos use the
• 39:07
  caves and the abandoned mines, and that is one hundred percent correct. A
• 39:12
  lot of bigfoot settings are around gold mines and coal mines and all sorts of
• 39:15
  old abandoned mines, so that makes sense. There are a lot of stories
• 39:22
  of people who are who went into the mines, coal mines, silver mines,
• 39:25
  whatever they were mining commer mines that had strange encounters with things underneath underneath
• 39:34
  there. You know, of course, you've heard of the very famous Tommy
• 39:37
  Knockers. That's one legend that you would hear these sounds, you know,
• 39:42
  knocking on the gay walls. That's where they get their name, Tommy Knockers.
• 39:45
  That you had all kinds of weird stuff. I've actually seen footage of
• 39:50
  people picking up eyes blowing in the dark down there. They shouldn't be there,
• 39:55
  and I'm not talking about bats or anything like that. These were being
• 40:00
  very large eyes. I have to wonder if not, you know, like
• 40:06
  I said, they said. I said earlier about them being hibernating gives it's
• 40:09
  maybe if you wander into places like that, you take a chance of waking
• 40:14
  something up that you might not want it. That's true. And I mentioned
• 40:19
  earlier I joke around all the time about TikTok being a trusted news source,
• 40:22
  okay, because it's not. But they do have some interesting videos on there,
• 40:28
  okay. And so I indulge occasionally in some TikTok videos and go down
• 40:35
  the rabbit hole there. And there's one video and I could not find it.
• 40:38
  I was trying to find it for the show today, but I remember
• 40:40
  seeing it. You know, I'm really big into the mud fossils okay,
• 40:44
  and mud Fossil University on YouTube. I'm going to get that fellow to come
• 40:49
  on our show one day, okay, and if you will. But there's
• 40:54
  a video of some people going into a cave and it looks like a mud
• 40:58
  fossil clops. Okay, it looks like a giant cyclops mud fussil foss I
• 41:05
  can't say it mud fossil okay, and uh, And so I think that
• 41:09
  Okay, Well, mud fossils is a whole of the rabbit hole, Okay,
• 41:13
  it is, uh, but it kind of goes with this comment that
• 41:15
  Tyrone has put out today. Have y'all seen the pick pictures of the Himalayan
• 41:20
  minds? They look like giant fat. Wow. Yeah, it's interesting.
• 41:24
  Have you heard this Denis that potentially some of the Himalayan salt mines are the
• 41:30
  fat of titans and giants. That's like, here's another interesting thing about that,
• 41:37
  Jessic, Because some of these this is really strange. They haven't never
• 41:40
  This is a mystery of the world too. Some of these tunnel cave systems
• 41:45
  look like they are man made and not natural. Where's that? You know
• 41:52
  that gets that way? I mean, who is making the tunnels? You
• 41:54
  know? Uh, that's strange, shoe And supposedly if you talk to engineers,
• 42:01
  there has never been any kind of a technology until modern times that could
• 42:08
  cut tunnels like this, or at least we're told that. We're told that.
• 42:15
  I don't believe history anymore. I don't believe what's written, not a
• 42:17
  lot of it, because we're discovering that history is not what we've been taught
• 42:23
  at all. Civilizations are older than we've been taught. I mean, just
• 42:29
  look at the fact that there were ancient Egyptian settlements all over the United States
• 42:32
  at some point stuff I don't know, old world spares. It's a whole
• 42:37
  other rabbit hole. We could go down a million rabbit holes of all this
• 42:39
  stuff. But that's why we never ran out of topics, right right,
• 42:43
  Dennis, We never into topics to talk about Oh yeah, well, there's
• 42:49
  always a lot of interconnecting rabbit holes with this stuff. Absolutely. But to
• 42:55
  me, one of the most interesting things about giants and stuff like that is
• 43:00
  that they're not naturally occurring in nature now, but maybe once upon a time
• 43:07
  in this world. There have been reports of giant snakes, giant spiders.
• 43:13
  And I'm not talking about the dinosaurs now, okay, I'm talking about these
• 43:15
  other things in nature. You have the giant sloths. We know these things
• 43:21
  existed at one time. They were even penguins that were six foot tall.
• 43:25
  Okay, I mean this is mind blow and tough. So you have a
• 43:30
  propensities to have gigantic stuff in this world. Besides giants human looking giants,
• 43:38
  you had other kind of giants. Well, would you like to run into
• 43:42
  a giant spider like that? Or I mean, you got a problem.
• 43:45
  But you know what, You've got these stories all over the world, time
• 43:50
  after time and every culture people saw these things. That's the only conclusion I
• 43:54
  can draw. I can draw all that people at one time or another saw
• 43:59
  these things or interacted or encountering them somehow another. Uh. To have it
• 44:05
  occur so many times, it's amazing. Oh yeah, we have a we
• 44:09
  have a question in the chat today and Lawana is asking, hey, Blawana,
• 44:15
  what do you think about the story of the giants that were supposed to
• 44:19
  be chained up until the end of time and revelations in the Bible that get
• 44:23
  loosened after the Euphrasians up. They are not really giants. They are supposedly
• 44:31
  fallen angels that are chained underneath the river Euphrates. There will there are four
• 44:37
  of them, one for each direction, north, southeast, and west.
• 44:40
  Uh. They will be released to destroy a certain amount of the world.
• 44:45
  But according to every thing you go back into in legend and history and myth
• 44:51
  and folklore, all these celestial beings are always described one way. Jessica bigger
• 44:59
  than lie, gigantic looking people, whether it's the Ananochi, whether it's the
• 45:04
  Zeus, whether it's odin whatever casts of the gods you want to talk about.
• 45:10
  They're always described as what giants. Even the Fallen Angels were giants,
• 45:16
  supposedly gigantic beings in their true form. Wow, well that answers that.
• 45:24
  I love that. Yeah, okay, So there's a lot of Native American
• 45:29
  legends of the giants too. Now I have not heard any legends of Cyclopean,
• 45:35
  so I'm gonna call it Cyclopean giants here in the United States, now,
• 45:38
  Dennis, is that something you've ever heard of? If having any cyclops
• 45:42
  type giants here, there were I think a mention of I don't know if
• 45:47
  it was the Hope. I can't remember exactly who it was. They were
• 45:52
  mentioned of giants supposedly that that had like one eye, and whether that was
• 45:58
  one on the side in the forehead. I don't remember exactly how they went,
• 46:02
  But the Hobbie also talked about the ant people, that they were dwellers
• 46:07
  under the ground. They had a problem with the giants. Like I said,
• 46:13
  it was probably a food thing going on with them. That's why they
• 46:16
  drove some of the supposedly into the Lovelock Caves and killed them. And guess
• 46:21
  what they were all described as having what red hair? I don't want that
• 46:25
  red haircuge fireback. I think that's a genetic marker of some sort, that
• 46:31
  they have this red hair thing going on. You know, I had red
• 46:35
  hair when I was a baby, but it's not read anymore. So I
• 46:38
  covered a family of redheads actually, so that's my cousin's from the red headed
• 46:43
  and my grandparents are red headed. And yeah, so I don't know what
• 46:47
  that means. I am no giant, did I know, Well, I'm
• 46:52
  to According to folklore, folklore, you know, red headed people were either
• 46:57
  vampires or wishes or something like that. They were, you know, looked
• 47:00
  upon as being sort of odd. Definitely it is. Do we do know
• 47:07
  that red hair is a genetic marker for human beings? Just like blue eyes.
• 47:14
  There's like, you know, I don't know what color eyes you have,
• 47:17
  but the blue eyes people are extraordinary in the fact that they supposedly come
• 47:22
  from one single DNA precursor. So I don't know. Well, Brownworth,
• 47:31
  thank you for posting that link. So if you guys are interested in the
• 47:35
  mud fossils, this is the YouTube channel to go to. It's Mud Fossil
• 47:38
  University. So thank you so much, Brown Dwarf. I appreciate that,
• 47:43
  y'all. Go click that link. It's in the live chat right now,
• 47:45
  and and so go check it out. It's a whole rabbit hole, y'all.
• 47:50
  It's a big rabbit hole to go down. And it does consist of
• 47:54
  potential sleeping giants and titans and things like that. There's also you know,
• 48:00
  we we've done shows about this before where it looks like the rocks are we're
• 48:05
  alive at some point, okay, like large animals like we're talking about now,
• 48:09
  giant humans. Uh, some of the caves. My friend John Doubleday,
• 48:14
  y'all, Job Doubleday, Dennis he I recorded a show with him yesterday,
• 48:19
  Love him to death. He talks about who terraformed Terra Okay, he
• 48:23
  is. He does a lot of work at the Bosnian Pyramid complex in Bosnia,
• 48:29
  Okay, And so he he's seen a lot of anomalies. He's traveled
• 48:31
  the world. He's seen that the earth has seams in it and stuff like
• 48:37
  it wasn't a natural made occurrence. It wasn't a natural occurrence, like something
• 48:39
  came through and made the rock structures and the stuff. And so what were
• 48:46
  we talking about? Oh? Yeah, so his his thing, his thing
• 48:50
  was at some point he joked around about how a lot of the cave systems
• 48:54
  are actually the private parts of giants, right. I know that that's not
• 49:00
  just a rabbit hole. I'm not making a joke about that, but but
• 49:05
  seriously, I mean, it looks like women's body parts. I'm just saying
• 49:09
  some of these cave entrances. Yeah, but there is there's always been a
• 49:15
  legend about that, you know, the cave systems under the world, that
• 49:17
  the whole world is honting come with these and their inner their inner lines,
• 49:22
  like a network of tunnels and caves, that you could travel the world and
• 49:25
  never come above the ground. Would not surprise me? Is that we're not
• 49:30
  true maybe the way the world itself formed in certain aspects, you know,
• 49:36
  But anyway, market if you don't know, okay, you're gonna have to
• 49:40
  figure it out. Sorry, sorry, but yeah, I met I met
• 49:49
  a giant once. The guy he was uh, I think he was around
• 49:53
  almost lower eight foot tall, and uh, he had that disease, gienttism
• 50:01
  disease, you know, and then he was he was actually slowly dying because
• 50:07
  his body was, you know, out growing his heart. He's a real
• 50:09
  nice fella. I'm six foot four and I just come up a little bit
• 50:15
  above his belly button. That's how the all this guy was. And when
• 50:20
  you get into the reason I'm telling this is that when you meet somebody like
• 50:23
  that and they are so much what I can only say, bigger than life,
• 50:28
  it can be very intimidating. You know, you got to look at
• 50:31
  the psychological aspect of that something that something Okay, take something ten or twelve
• 50:38
  foot tall. My gosh, you know what they could do to you if
• 50:45
  they wanted to. That has to be very frightening when you think about it,
• 50:50
  very intimidating, very much of a thread, no matter if they're friendly
• 50:54
  or not. You know, it's not gonna feel that way till you that's
• 51:00
  right. Well, you know you're talking about running into or knowing it giant
• 51:05
  or meeting one. Okay, I actually this is a true story. I
• 51:09
  literally ran into Shaquille O'Neill with my body. They ran into him one day,
• 51:15
  and I wasn't paying attention. This was I was working in downtown Atlanta,
• 51:20
  and I would walk back and forth from my office up to like the
• 51:22
  food Core up on Peachtree Street somewhere, and uh, and I had gone
• 51:27
  to get some lunch and I was walking back to my office and I was
• 51:30
  on my cell phone looking down, of course, and uh and I was
• 51:34
  passing by one of the hotels in Atlanta, and uh and I just hit
• 51:37
  a brick wall. I just literally ran into I thought i'd hit a wall.
• 51:40
  I knew it was a person, but I kind of bounced off of
• 51:45
  this person, and uh, I looked up and it was Shaquill O'Neill.
• 51:50
  It was literally Shaquillo. And I said something, I said an expletive and
• 51:53
  I was like, oh, shack. I was like, it's shack.
• 51:57
  And he was like, man, I'm so sorry because he thought he had
• 52:00
  walked out in front of me, but I had really run into him.
• 52:01
  And we had a brief, a brief moment, okay. And it was
• 52:06
  me and Shaquille O'Neill. And I remember his hands being bigger than my whole
• 52:09
  head, and I mean, just as his fingers were like the biggest fingers
• 52:14
  I've ever seen in my entire life. My head literally hit his belly button
• 52:19
  at I mean, he's he's really big, he's really tall, and and
• 52:22
  so that was that was my that was my one time I've met a real
• 52:27
  giant. Okay, So that was That was really cool. So I understand
• 52:30
  he wasn't as how as big as that guy you met, though you could
• 52:35
  see how intimidating that would be to you. I mean, somebody that much
• 52:37
  bigger than you, The power is just there. You know, they could
• 52:43
  question if they wanted to, very quickly, you know. I saw I
• 52:46
  saw a video the other day of this guy that got his hand called a
• 52:52
  line cage, A line got a I think got a couple of fingers that
• 52:57
  and that guy is like trying to pull his hand out. You do not
• 53:00
  realize the power that these things can have the strength to say until of course
• 53:07
  sometimes you get in a situation like that, you know, but I mean
• 53:12
  it's hard, it's mind botteling, and you know, and if you could,
• 53:15
  if you won't up on somebody that's seand foot tall, what they could
• 53:19
  do to you would not be nice at all. I mean they could pick
• 53:22
  you up and snap you like a taste pig. Uh, there would be
• 53:25
  any problem. So I can understand the psychological factor in all this. If
• 53:30
  you run up against you guys, no wonder they were considered monsters, you
• 53:35
  know, and that was bag no matter what they look like. Yeah,
• 53:39
  you know, I look back on all the weird things that have happened to
• 53:43
  me in my life and all the exciting stuff, and just stuff that didn't
• 53:45
  make sense at the time, like why did I run into Shaqillo? Now,
• 53:49
  well you know why because I was going to be talking about giants in
• 53:52
  the future and I could make that reference. Okay, that's what. Like,
• 53:55
  I just have these realizations sometimes I'm like, you know what, I
• 53:58
  don't know why these things happen to me, but now I'm talking about it.
• 54:01
  You know. Twenty years later, I'm over here on a on a
• 54:06
  part of my live show talking about when I hit Shaquille O'Neill and ran into
• 54:09
  him that day by accident. So and I was walking. It was not
• 54:14
  a car. It was me walking. Okay, I saw some alia for
• 54:15
  comment, but yeah, there was. It's really interesting how this works.
• 54:21
  It's very interesting. Everything has a reason. I guess it's that old saying
• 54:28
  we are the sum of our experiences, and that is true. You know,
• 54:31
  you do have some interesting experiences. Like that guy I met. It
• 54:36
  was almost I think he was almost a little slightly over eight foot or something
• 54:40
  like that, but he was not one of the tallest giants on record.
• 54:45
  I mean, when you think about it, I think one of the tallest
• 54:47
  on record, of course was Goliath. Supposedly the live stood like all almost
• 54:53
  nine feet tall, and he had bigger brothers than them. You see this
• 55:00
  reoccurring thing throughout the history of mankind. Giants, giants, giants, whether
• 55:06
  they were eating people or not, they had this psychological thing going on with
• 55:10
  jigs and like I say, bigger than life, very intimidating. I can
• 55:15
  see where they're coming from with that, you know, Oh yeah, yes,
• 55:20
  okay, So I wanted to kind of backtrack on the comments. I'm
• 55:22
  scrolling up through the comments and any I know, I've missed a bunch of
• 55:25
  them all. But okay, so Terry says, back in the sixties,
• 55:30
  I read that a group discovered a vast cave in Turkey. Deep in they
• 55:34
  found an underground village with huts and sheep and goats pins. They were attacked,
• 55:38
  attacked by a large, hairy beanks. See, we don't know what's
• 55:43
  going on underground, we really don't. I mean, there are communities down
• 55:49
  there, potentially, you know, communities. It's a whole other world,
• 55:52
  I guess. So I take take sasquash Jessica for instance. Look at the
• 55:58
  many, many connections with him and keep systems. There's something going on there
• 56:06
  with that. But like I said, if that's the perfect place to hide
• 56:08
  and get out of the way, if I were gonna, you know,
• 56:12
  get away from mankind, that's exactly where I would head. That's the perfect
• 56:16
  hiding place when you think about it. But you know, I was thinking
• 56:20
  about the very strange incident of Esau in the Bible, who was born with
• 56:25
  red hair all over his body, and that's what the name Esau means,
• 56:29
  red hair by the way. Yeah, And what kind of genetic thing is
• 56:35
  going on with that? Absolutely, some somehow another back in our past,
• 56:40
  our DNA got screwed around with, okay, bad, and I think it
• 56:45
  was by design, a sort of nefarious design. But I think the giants
• 56:52
  are definitely a big part. And I'm not gonna I'm not using as a
• 56:55
  pun, but they are a big, big part of this, okay uh.
• 57:00
  And I think that they are part of our history. And people that
• 57:05
  that pooh poo that, and they say that's just ridiculous and all that there
• 57:09
  are no such things as giants. I think they're they're running from the real
• 57:13
  truth of the matter. I think that this is a part of our history
• 57:15
  that's been covered up or been put aside, or been hidden from us for
• 57:22
  a lot other reasons. And I think we need to realize that this stuff
• 57:25
  went on, that this was a true thing, that there was a race
• 57:30
  of giants that want to and there's still may be remnists of these giants that
• 57:35
  exist, without doubt. Speaking of which, Dan in the chat today,
• 57:38
  Hey, Dan says, giants in Solomon Islands right now, And I've actually
• 57:45
  done so and remote vie those I believe that you're right. But that's a
• 57:49
  secluded island. Okay, it's like a secluded island place. There are places
• 57:54
  on this earth where giants could live and we would never even know. Yeah,
• 58:00
  oh yeah, well, I mean, you know, I've even read
• 58:01
  reports of raptors being seen in Georgia, Okay, where you live. I
• 58:07
  mean, uh yeah, I mean there are isolated pockets all over the world
• 58:12
  where these things could still exist. You know, it's not that far fetched.
• 58:16
  It sounds like something of a sci fi movie, but it's really when
• 58:20
  you think about the odds on it and all that, it's not that far
• 58:22
  fetched. That includes giunts as well. Especially like the one that was reported
• 58:29
  in Kandahar. Places is old in the desert and places and wild wilds of
• 58:34
  Iraq. I had a friend who served over there. It was wounded in
• 58:38
  our loves and uh uh it is a wild, excellent place as you go
• 58:44
  to. He actually visited some of the ruins of Babylon and all that that
• 58:49
  are still there. Uh So, yeah, you got pockets all over the
• 58:53
  world like that. What these things may exist? You know, I don't
• 58:58
  believe and I've said this before or concerning dinosaurs and other stuff like that,
• 59:01
  I don't believe somebody flipped the switch back in history and everything disappeared. I
• 59:07
  just don't see that happening. I believe that some of this stuff still remains.
• 59:13
  I think I think it still remains too. And uh and that's something
• 59:15
  else I know. I'd mentioned on air the other day to Brown Dwarf,
• 59:19
  I was like, we got to do another show on those asylums and stuff
• 59:22
  that popped up with all they had so many asylums back around the time that
• 59:29
  a lot of the cities were getting burned down, and they had the Old
• 59:30
  World's Fairs and stuff like right around that time. It's like, why were
• 59:35
  all these people getting in the botomies. M Maybe it was so they'd forget
• 59:39
  a whole a whole generation would forget or not be able to pass the world
• 59:44
  traditions down as to what the earth was really like, you know, and
• 59:47
  that that was recent in our history, in our grandparents' time, great grandparents'
• 59:52
  time. There's a lot of a lot of ancient knowledge. That's what that
• 59:55
  word of cult means. It means hidden knowledge. There's a lot of knowledge
• 1:00:00
  hidden, a lot of our history that's hidden from us, or maybe not
• 1:00:02
  sometimes on purpose, maybe it just gets to put aside the it's not the
• 1:00:07
  mainstream thing and all that talks about it. But it's good. We've got
• 1:00:09
  shows like this, so we do bring some of this stuff up, you
• 1:00:13
  know, and bring it out in the open and make more of a mainstream
• 1:00:17
  thing about it. But some of this stuff's not being talked about, definitely,
• 1:00:22
  and some of us trying to be forgotten unfortunately. Yes, well it's
• 1:00:29
  it's meant to be forgotten, okay. And they call these lost giants.
• 1:00:34
  They don't call them lost giants for nothing, okay. And it's important.
• 1:00:38
  There's a reason that there's such a push, there was such a push to
• 1:00:42
  find all those bones and to hide them and destroy them because we're not meant
• 1:00:46
  to know these things, right, We're not meant to know them. So
• 1:00:52
  oops. Oh yeah, as a scholar, I know the value of knowledge,
• 1:00:58
  and it may it kind of you know, makes me angry when people
• 1:01:01
  try to hide things from you. We should all have a purchase of the
• 1:01:07
  knowledge in our world, and when things people try to hide things from us
• 1:01:10
  should Luckily, there are writers and investigators out there that are helding us out
• 1:01:16
  with that though there are actually Jim Vera and his brother are those were the
• 1:01:23
  first people actually met Jim via at a big Foot conference back in twenty twelve,
• 1:01:28
  I think here in North Georgia, and he has been featured on I
• 1:01:32
  think it was like the History Channel. He had a show called Lost Giants
• 1:01:37
  of you know America or something like that. You guys look him up.
• 1:01:40
  I don't watch TV anymore, so he may have another show out I don't
• 1:01:44
  know. But that's how I learned about all these giant skeletons. It was
• 1:01:49
  through his work, okay. And so there are people that are on the
• 1:01:52
  trail and that are on the case and haven't been exposing this because they had
• 1:01:58
  him speaking at the Bigfoot conference because of the giant skeletons. Okay, and
• 1:02:01
  we're trying to figure out, like is there a connection between Sasquatch and the
• 1:02:05
  giants. But from that day that I heard him speak, I saw that
• 1:02:09
  those are not Sasquatch skeletons. Okay, those are humans. Those are giant
• 1:02:14
  humans. And take a look at take a look at sasquatch. He is
• 1:02:20
  classified as a giant. Okay, he is classified as a giant because he's
• 1:02:27
  over is eight foot tall. I mean that in my book, that's a
• 1:02:30
  giant. Okay. I've always got a lot of hair on him, just
• 1:02:35
  like the Zakhoff that only one eye. Migfoot's got a lot of hair on
• 1:02:39
  him. So he is basically a giant, although a smaller variety of giant,
• 1:02:44
  if you want to put it that way. But when you've got you've
• 1:02:46
  got you've got bearers that wants roams this country right around here, right were
• 1:02:52
  you? And I was that we had bearers that were listen to this.
• 1:02:57
  Think about it. Twelve foot tall, Dang, that is a I have
• 1:03:02
  Okay, twelve foot tall bears Okay, uh yeah, that's that's a big
• 1:03:12
  bear. I wouldn't want to come across that bear in the woods. And
• 1:03:15
  I'm out there looking for bigfoot. Okay, I'd be more worried about a
• 1:03:20
  twelve foot bear than I would a bigfoot. Actually, I know that sounds
• 1:03:22
  weird, it's true. Yeah, oh, Amy, thank you for that
• 1:03:27
  supersticker. Love to the High Vibe Tribe. Love to you too, girl.
• 1:03:31
  That's so sweet. Yeah. Well, we have a lot of we
• 1:03:36
  have a lot of things to think about and to ponder, especially when it
• 1:03:38
  comes to the giants. But the sight the Cyclops from what I was reading
• 1:03:43
  the Cyclops, actually they say it was like the first generation of giants from
• 1:03:49
  what I was reading. Whether that's true or not, I don't know.
• 1:03:52
  Okay, but that's what some people think. They were the first generation of
• 1:03:57
  giants. I mean, how do we know what everybody wasn't a giant at
• 1:03:59
  one point? Yeah. Of course you also have the frost giants, which
• 1:04:04
  some people say may also be the Highclops. The frost giants in Norse mythology,
• 1:04:11
  they were supposed to be the forerunners of humankind and all that, and
• 1:04:16
  they got with Odin and all the other gods of the Norse horse thing.
• 1:04:21
  U so you've got giants to go all the way through our history and all
• 1:04:25
  that stuff. Whether they've got one or two eyes, the whole thing is
• 1:04:30
  there are still giants. And I think there was a propensity at one time
• 1:04:34
  in this world for a lot of things to be a whole lot bigger than
• 1:04:39
  life than we realized, and that includes the giants. Oh yeah, well
• 1:04:45
  we have well, I mean we can't discriminate, Okay, just because they
• 1:04:49
  have one eye. They're still giants. They're still important, their lives matter,
• 1:04:54
  Okay, But it's just interesting that like are they a hold separate I
• 1:04:58
  guess they're like a whole separate race, like just giant humans because of that
• 1:05:00
  eye. I don't know. It's just like it's like categorizing dog men,
• 1:05:05
  categorizing bigfoots. It's like, well, there's different types, okay, but
• 1:05:10
  they're just in the in they're they're giants. Okay, they're giants, and
• 1:05:15
  yeah kind of like, well them have horns like the mountain giants, you
• 1:05:20
  know. Yeah, yeah, like when you get over seven foot you're getting
• 1:05:26
  into giant territory. Definitely. My great grandfather, by the way, was
• 1:05:30
  almost seven foot tall. Uh, you have that, you know in some
• 1:05:35
  of the DNA of the world. There are I think African tribes that are
• 1:05:39
  very tall people. Uh. It goes all the way around the world in
• 1:05:44
  many different areas. To me, though, the giant, to me is
• 1:05:48
  a part of our history. And you know, we don't need to we
• 1:05:53
  don't need to ignore that. I think it is a part of it here.
• 1:05:55
  Look how much is mentioned in the Bible and other ancient books and the
• 1:06:00
  folklore and folk tales of our cultures worldwide. He is definitely part of us,
• 1:06:08
  the giant and uh, like I said, he's been although he's bigger
• 1:06:12
  than life, he is also part of our history. Uh. And uh
• 1:06:19
  to me that makes I think kind of like just the spice of life.
• 1:06:24
  You know, Look how much boring it would be without giants, Okay,
• 1:06:29
  it would be well, I mean, it gives us something to talk about
• 1:06:31
  and to to to ponder and look into. And uh, and this is
• 1:06:35
  what I love doing. And And also why why was the military going after
• 1:06:41
  some giants in Kandahart? You know what was what was that about? I
• 1:06:44
  mean, according according to my my data, was to get samples for cloning
• 1:06:49
  and stuff. So I mean, imagine if they have like a cloned army
• 1:06:54
  of cyclopses somewhere in one of those deep underground military bases. I mean,
• 1:06:59
  we've been in some trouble. If they wanted to use those against us,
• 1:07:02
  I think. But if they enslaved them back you know, centuries ago,
• 1:07:09
  we can we can overtake them too. I'm just saying I think you could
• 1:07:14
  them at us. Yeah. Absolutely, I think these giants that are fascinating
• 1:07:20
  to me. I've always been fascinated by that subject. They're one of the
• 1:07:26
  big things, big things in folklore. Okay, definitely, the giants are
• 1:07:31
  fascinating. And you know the rock giants that we always I think we've talked
• 1:07:35
  about this on one of your shows in the past, these rock formations that
• 1:07:39
  looked like giants sitting there that they are petrified looking kun giants. Uh.
• 1:07:45
  You have to wonder about that kind of stuff too. There are a lot
• 1:07:48
  of legends of rock giants giants actually made of rock. Uh. And those
• 1:07:54
  of course also are trolls by the way, supposedly, I think the show
• 1:08:00
  and the giants are one and the same. They just get called by different
• 1:08:02
  names because there are attributes of area is very similar to each other. Uh.
• 1:08:08
  Trolls like to eat people, so do giants. Okay, that's the
• 1:08:12
  way that goes. Whether you've got one or two eyes, you're still accountable
• 1:08:15
  whichever whatever that makes you. But to me, I think a lot of
• 1:08:20
  this stuff is interchangeable. I think people see things from different perspectives and give
• 1:08:28
  it different descriptions. Sometimes a lot of times, and we've talked about this
• 1:08:32
  before, I'm not gonna get in that day, but a lot of times
• 1:08:35
  people see dog man when they really may be seeing a werewolf and viza versa.
• 1:08:41
  You have, you have that possibility of misustrewing something and sometimes you may
• 1:08:45
  see a mangy looking baron think it's a dog man. You've got to be
• 1:08:49
  very careful what your perspective is on how you look at things. You know,
• 1:08:56
  I've seen I've seen a lot of photographs of suppose to bigfoot that or
• 1:09:00
  bears. Okay, just the way the angle was taken of the photo on
• 1:09:03
  all that can mislead you. But if you ever run into a giant,
• 1:09:09
  my dear, you will know him when you're doing I won't literally with my
• 1:09:16
  with my entire body. Yes, ran right into it. So that yeah,
• 1:09:21
  that was a really odd occurrence. But I could not believe how how
• 1:09:27
  gigantic he was in person. I really couldn't just remember his hands, his
• 1:09:30
  hand, His hands were the main thing. I just couldn't believe it.
• 1:09:34
  The girl and are gone. Thank you Mareen and Gus for that supersticker.
• 1:09:38
  Y'all are so sweet. I appreciate that very much. Thank you. Okay,
• 1:09:44
  we so Andrew's asking, do you guys think that they also uh used
• 1:09:49
  this guys in the military industrial complex? What would be their purpose on the
• 1:09:55
  environment? I think I think that's exactly. I think that's exactly where that
• 1:10:00
  candle hard giant went. Okay, is that is that true? And that
• 1:10:03
  really did happen. Our government is always looking for something to weaponize. A
• 1:10:11
  giant would be the perfect thing like that. Like, I think they know
• 1:10:14
  exactly about a lot of these cryptids that are out there, and you would
• 1:10:18
  have to call a giant a cryptid. Okay, we did that way.
• 1:10:21
  Let's it's something very unusual, something out of the normal thing of nature.
• 1:10:27
  But to me, I think that's exactly probably where he ended up, not
• 1:10:31
  only for the DNA on him, probably if they didn't kill him, to
• 1:10:38
  you know, weabonize him in that respect. Think about if you had a
• 1:10:41
  whole army of eight or nine foot guys. You know, I mean,
• 1:10:45
  you got to cut an army. I don't see the government passing it up
• 1:10:49
  an opportunity to weaponize something like that. That's right, that's right. And
• 1:10:56
  Michelle Michelle in the chat is asking, do you think the Japanese Giant,
• 1:11:00
  the old black and white videos on YouTube is a real video? Well,
• 1:11:02
  I actually was going to use some of still shots from that for a show,
• 1:11:06
  and I was told quite definitely that that was AI generated or it was
• 1:11:12
  for ye I think so it wasn't It was not really from what I was
• 1:11:15
  told. Yeah, you got to be very very carefuls Edgar Allan Poe once
• 1:11:19
  said, you know, believe nothing that you see half of what you hear
• 1:11:24
  something like that. You better not believe anything you see hart anymore because of
• 1:11:27
  AI. Okay, they really sCOD and why they take the time and it's
• 1:11:32
  an effort to do that stuff and to put it out, I don't know.
• 1:11:36
  I don't know why. Look, you get to have a better hobby
• 1:11:39
  than that. But anyway, Uh, it messes a lot of things up
• 1:11:43
  for field researchers like us. They want to try to find out these things
• 1:11:46
  and understand some of this stuff. They're not helping us at all with playing
• 1:11:51
  around with the AI stuff. Okay, but that's the way it goes.
• 1:11:56
  We have to be very very very very careful. Well we look cat nowadays
• 1:12:00
  because it may not be very real at all. Yeah, Outside Tessa Act
• 1:12:06
  says, I don't think they will weaponize Cyclops because if they lose their one
• 1:12:10
  eye, they become useless. I won't tell you what if they if they
• 1:12:15
  caught a cyclops, Yessica, they would immediately probably cyb organ. Then he
• 1:12:23
  wouldn't need an eye because he'd be controllable, controlled, right, I mean,
• 1:12:30
  wow, interesting information today, This is really interesting. Would Cyclops would
• 1:12:35
  become a cyb organ? Oh yeah, I just had a thought in my
• 1:12:42
  head, and I'm like, do I say this out loud? I guess
• 1:12:44
  I will. Yeah, Okay, so yeah, you know somebody I think
• 1:12:47
  they are they are. Don't mean to interrupt you, but I'm thank you
• 1:12:51
  about this. What I'm thinking about it. They are actively working on melding
• 1:12:58
  technological robotic in with human beings and making us super people. That's what they're
• 1:13:04
  up to. There is a program to do that, and I think one
• 1:13:09
  of the test areas that they carry this out in is the public sector.
• 1:13:15
  That's the perfect testing ground. I know. Look at that neuralink stuff we
• 1:13:18
  got going on right now. So brown horses are cyclops telepathic? Well,
• 1:13:24
  I think I think everything everyone was telepathic before we came out with the telephones
• 1:13:30
  and stuff. I think everybody is telepathic and they probably were too, wouldn't
• 1:13:33
  you think, Dennis, the giants are telepathic? I think yeah. They're
• 1:13:41
  supposed to have hide, and everything about a giant is super. In other
• 1:13:45
  words, if they got the brain was, if they have a psychic ability,
• 1:13:49
  it would be much bigger and larger and stronger than a normal human.
• 1:13:54
  Okay, that's the way you look at the giant. Everything is above,
• 1:13:59
  way above human capability with a giant, whether it be his arm, a
• 1:14:03
  leg or as mine, or psychic abilities or whatever. So definitely you will
• 1:14:09
  probably have the psychic abilities with a giant, especially like telepathic abilities and stuff
• 1:14:15
  like that. Yeah. Oh yeah, Okay, I didn't. Okay,
• 1:14:17
  I'll go ahead and say it, but I'm gonna I kind of think of
• 1:14:20
  how to say this. Okay, So we're talking about the robotic aspect of
• 1:14:25
  you know, taking these beings and making it bionic or robotic. And I
• 1:14:30
  was gonna say it's probably a good idea too. I'm thinking of those dogs,
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  because robot dogs, the law enforcements using and stuff. It's not a
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  bad they did to learn their makeup and find where their sweet spots are in
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  case they need to be disabled one day. I'm just saying, And that's
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  all I'm going to say about that. Okay, and don't ever disable them
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  though, y'all don't ever do that, But I'm just saying it's not a
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  bad idea to figure out where to do it if you if you needed it,
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  just in case. So uh, anyways, next subject, Okay,
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  let's move on. Yeah, because we've got to look at it in these
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  terms like everything is like AI. Let's just talk about AI is kind of
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  taken over Dennis and uh and so we I don't know. I'm not going
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  to put a brain ship in my brain, Okay. I'm team human all
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  the way, and I would hope that they're not turning these giants into cyborgs,
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  but my god, if they are, we can be in some trouble
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  here. Well, the thing about Jessica, if you if you have that
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  perfect mail between robotics and humanity. Well, it takes you humanity away from
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  me. Where's your soul? You know? It has to do something to
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  you that way. When you've become more machine than human, there's going to
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  be a problem, a spiritual problem, I think without a double Oh yeah,
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  yeah, where that's why we're here. That's interesting statement right there.
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  Yeah. I don't know if y'all are with who's with me? We're team
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  human, right, I think we're all team him in here on this channel.
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  I'm just it's just so we've got enough to worry about right now.
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  Okay, I don't want anybody to worry. This is a fun, beautiful
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  world and there's much to appreciate and to enjoy. Okay, so let's all
• 1:16:19
  sit around worry about AI. Let's all sit around worrying about these giants.
• 1:16:24
  Okay, We're just just enjoy life, y'all, and let's all be team
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  human together. Absolutely. Well, this has been a fantastic show today.
• 1:16:33
  I have really enjoyed this one. I enjoy all of our shows, actually,
• 1:16:39
  but this is a great one. And I know you have your own
• 1:16:42
  channel where you are going to be doing a fantastic show tonight. Do you
• 1:16:45
  want to tell the audience about it. Oh, y'all, Hunting those Shadows
• 1:16:50
  tonight at nine o'clock PM Eastern Standard Time all Hunting the Shadows YouTube channel.
• 1:16:55
  I'm gonna be talking about in a non human entities Okay, there's some things
• 1:17:03
  walking around out there that are not like us, definitely. And then Friday
• 1:17:08
  night on Paranormal point of View at nine o'clock, eas you're spending your time,
• 1:17:13
  I'm gonna be talking about holy objects and bust objects on the show.
• 1:17:18
  So and also, if you want to get in touch with me, look
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  me up on Dennis W. Carol dot com. And if you want to
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  Gmail on me, that's Dennis W. Caroligmail dot com. Awesome, awesome,
• 1:17:31
  Dennis, you always have fantastic shows. I love watching your seminars and
• 1:17:38
  everything that you do over on your channel, and I greatly appreciate you coming
• 1:17:42
  here and hanging out with me. My goodness, you just you blow me
• 1:17:46
  away, honestly with all your knowledge. And So, if people want to
• 1:17:50
  purchase your books because you are an author as well, can they get them
• 1:17:55
  on your website or is there a link? Yeah? Yeah, my books
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  available on Barnes and Noble and Amazon. Just put in Dennis of your Carol
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  would take you to the books. Yeah, okay, fantastic. Oh my
• 1:18:10
  gosh. Thank you so much for being here, Dennis. And and thank
• 1:18:13
  you in my in my chat today in our chat, thank you guys so
• 1:18:16
  much for being here for the Superstickers and Cosmic Joe chronicles. I saw you
• 1:18:21
  become a new member of the channel today, so I wanted to thank you
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  for that. That means the world to me. So thank you. And
• 1:18:29
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• 1:18:44
  I appreciate you. Also, you guys. I have this incredible remote
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  viewing show that's going to happen tomorrow night. I have remote viewed the missing
• 1:18:55
  people and those missing persons clusters and where they have gone, and it's going
• 1:19:00
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• 1:19:15
  may not be able to talk about on air on YouTube, it will all
• 1:19:17
  be there, and I'm going to post all that I've got it posts.
• 1:19:19
  I don't have the data post it yet on my Patreon, so I'm going
• 1:19:23
  to post that this evening. Okay. So I want to thank everybody who's
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  a member of my Patreon, all of my channel members, my moderators,
• 1:19:30
  everybody. Okay, and I will see you guys tomorrow night. I'll be
• 1:19:33
  there with Barry Littleton tomorrow and then y'all this weekend, I have Harley Owen's
• 1:19:39
  coming on Saturday night on the Hunt. He's a researcher out of Tennessee.
• 1:19:44
  And then Sunday night we have Merle Space out Radio. We're going to be
• 1:19:47
  talking about our ghost adventures and his ghost adventures in Virginia City. Okay,
• 1:19:53
  so please come back and see you tomorrow night. Dennis, we'll see you
• 1:19:56
  on your channel tonight. Okay on Hunting. Uh. Okay, everyone,
• 1:20:01
  thank y'all so much for being here. We will see y'all or I'll see
• 1:20:04
  y'all tomorrow night, and I'll see Dennis tonight. You'll have a great day.
• 1:20:09
  Bye bye, bye, many and many mid pleas