The Bimini Road ~ Deliberately Hidden By Academia?

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[anthonybeee]

Since we were kids we were taught that we know what our human past looks like but there’s things that are left out of our books and lectures suppressing info about our human existence in the past, it’s amazing we have the powerful world Internet, its virtual reality interwoven into our own reality, today we can break out of that cycle of accepting shallow concepts and dissolved truths, this channel gives me hope for a great future

[grantkeller]

As long as greed and arrogance dominate instead of honesty and integrity, there will always be doubt and distrust in what "they" say...Thanks for sharing what facts you have... Peace

[richardhill-ykrp]

These roads where bult pre flood, when sea levels were lower !

[billyfuelrider]

It's becoming pretty obvious without dispute that there has been advanced civilisations before us, probably many times over. Why these mainstream academics cover it up is very hard to understand

[codyjarret]

Charles Berlitz (d. 2003) wrote several books which included this subject, and he also collaborated with Dr. J. Manson Valentine (d. 1994), the discoverer of the Bimini Wall in 1968.

[greglapointe]

It would be interesting to know if these stones have the same protuberances that megalithic structures all over the world have. It would be hard to determine with all of the sediment and coral and whatever else is covering this wall but I'd be willing to bet that they are there.

[hayesfamily]

Nobody wants to discuss what that was at 2:18? 👀

[shawnfoxfirth]

Edgar Cayce predicted the discovery of the Bimini Road in '38, He said it would be discovered in '68 or '69 and that it was the remnants of Atlantis .

[GaryALucas]

I bet if these structures were 'natural' they would be much more irregular shaped than they are.

[fractaled]

It's very easy to keep blaming the academic community for these oversights and denials but it's bigger than that, it comes from the top. It's not just academic ego, it's outright deceit from the highest level.

[dr.ofdubiouswisdom]

Well if they think it's a natural formation - pull up a couple of the more promising blocks & examine those bad boys for shaping & carving marks and analysis & prove them wrong.

[myworstenemy]

The academic is forced to to learn theories and accept them as fact. This discourages the academic from considering anything that does fit neatly into their theoretical reality. When contradicting evidence is presented, it is quickly disregarded as an anomaly, in order to preserve their learned reality.
It's very cult like when you think about it.

[sunkissG]

Thank you for doing this video about the “Bimini road/wall”. Every time I see this structure I am more convinced that it’s man made, not natural.

[adammasuch]

I believe it was actually a port/harbor.

[richarde.rednerjr.]

I dont understand why they dont use one of those large treasure finding vessels with the water sucking vaccumes to remove all the sediment and gravel and sand from around the road and reveal enough of the wall to proove or disprove its authenticity to Atlantis.

[pepperprovasnik]

Thank You. I've always wanted someone to really discuss this

[chuckd]

12 to 20, 000 years ago predicted by Edgar Cayce to rise again!!

[EllpaFox]

The Bimini road is a naturally formed chunk of beach rock, like the rest of the rock that makes up the island of Bimini
It looks like that because at one point it was above the water, exposed to the heat of the sun, and thus cracked along the points of stress

[richarde.rednerjr.]

Its OBVIOUSLY a wall! Anyone that says something else can deal with me! LOL

[yuppy]

So there is a entire pyramid complex of the coast of Cuba submerged in over 2000 feet of water, but yet there is silence on that also from academia.