United States B.C.

This episode, United Stated B.C. (before Columbus), will take us on a tour of pre America and the old United States. We will also explore star forts in America, old town Chicago, craters in the Carolinas, the noble ancient cities of the great Salt Lake, and the Bermuda Triangle.

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[kamihimes]

I just get some sick to my stomach when I think about these lost civilizations and peoples. I'm so glad that, while all of us awakened may not be physically close, we are together. It's been a lonely life knowing for so long that things weren't right, and something was off in this world, and not knowing that's what I was feeling. I get so emotional watching this unfold, it's so spiritual in a sense, for me. The feeling in my gut, the tightening of my chest... It's like a strong and forceful connection with this past....

[ordinarypete]

I was born and raised as a youth in Kingman, Arizona (110 miles away from Las Vegas), before moving to California for my teens..

As a kid we had free roaming privileges (latch key parents in the 80s), and everywhere we (my cousins and I), went, we’d find huge sea shells and abalone shells with their beautiful colors and all. We’d wonder and talk about it all being under the ocean at one time.

[callahclan]

Luke 8:17
"For nothing is hidden that will not become evident, nor anything secret that will not be known and come to light.

[lilexisentialcrisis]

I live in north Carolina, and there is an unbelievable amount of towns that were purposely flooded to create lakes, which I always thought was weird but now I understand. It was all a coverup and wipeout. One lake you should look into is Lake Fontana, I used to swim there as a kid until I found out there is basically 2-3 towns under the water😳which horrified me because I always felt watched when I was there, but anyways I went with my summer camp and my very adventurous camp counselor Joe(who was a 7ft tall ginger btw, possible giant descendant lol) anyways he took the group of older kids myself included to swim across the lake to see the side not accessible by roads and there was old timey stuff all over the beach, and even what looked like ruins in the woods but we ended up walking the shore of the lake back and he wouldn't let us explore the ruins and abandoned road we found. I think you would greatly enjoy looking into this lake and area ❣️

[runsontrails]

What we could have really learned as children if the truth was ever told to us. I love maps. Thank you.

[suzettemiller]

Did you guys know that there is an ancient-looking Leaning Tower of Pisa - in Niles Illinois? It's called the Leaning Tower of Niles. They even admit that the bells inside there are several hundred years old and appear to be "Italian" but they don't know how they got here. I wish someone would look into this. I just did an internet search for construction photos of this, and there are none.

[bjustb]

Terry Carter is a Utah treasure hunter with a YT channel full of interviews with old timers from Utah, Colorado, Nevada, California...who share wonderful stories of finding giant mummies and all kinds of anomalous artifacts...also, Clifford Mahooty is a Zuni Elder who is sharing his tribe's knowledge of the past, including that Welch and Chinese people living near and interacting with the Zuni before the Spanish arrived. He said the Chinese gave them peach trees hundreds of years ago, and lived near them until the Spanish arrived. So much evidence from so many directions, pretty exciting times!

[VikingMale]

Septentrional, meaning "of the north", is a Latinate adjective sometimes used in English. It is a form of the Latin noun septentriones, which refers to the seven stars of the Big Dipper, occasionally called the Septentrion. In the 18th century, septentrional languages was a recognised term for the Germanic languages.

[jf]

I remember being told in school that it was just a "mistake" of the map-maker depicting California as an island. But I wonder how they could be so accurate about everything else, and then make such a huge mistake as this??

[keepcalmnbreatheSupremes]

Mr. Levi, the work you do is amazing.

[seasidesmilertj]

Your research is mind blowing, and your voice is so soothing, perfect late night combo

[biosciencetech]

I find it interesting that the Gulf of California on this map is called the Red Sea... There is also a Mt. Ararat nearby in California.

[josephmeredith]

First 911, then flat Earth, giant trees!!!!, GIANTS!, Tartaria, now mud flood.
Oh my what's next? I can't wait. Nice work Jon Thank you.

[eyessea]

It's like part of me gets nausea and the other part of me is turned on like a light bulb! Thank you, Jon 💯 for your work. It is so fun to know that we are actually walking up to this stuff, huh?

[jarmyvicious]

This is great, I love the brainstorm in the comment section too, thank you.

[petitpenoit]

I get so bored looking at maps. It’s really helpful having someone talk me through it. Amazing

[rickandrygel]

No joke when he says the sand bar is along the entire east coast. From the southern tip of Florida to the border of Massachusetts and New Hampshire is about 98% artificial sand bar. It's crazy.

[JustMe-tecz]

When I was a child, my great grandmother, who was 110 years old at the time stated that there was a time when water flowed from the gulf of California through the Imperial Valley to the Redding area and over to Oakland. She said that the elevations should show that area as below sea level. I just looked up a topographical map, and it bears that out. It looks like perhaps an earthquake caused a section of land to landlock the Salton Sea and Salt Lake as they are the lowest spots. There are hot mud craters just south of the Salton Sea area and South in Ocotillo Wells, which confirms seismic activity. She said that after the landlocked, the Colorado River flowed north to the Salton Sea for a while, but they diverted it South somehow. There are a lot of changes over time.

[thekandyland]

I think I've found my new favorite channel for investigating truth! Very good stuff!

[yontron]

It says “ Isla de Los gigantes “which means”Island of the giants “
Between the sea of California and salt lake... that’s crazy!!!