🛕 Stonehenge ~ A Remnant of a Gigantic Temple? 🛕

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[VKSgtSLaughter]

2:05 THIS... is all too true. The Sun is waking up and major solar storms are expected in the next 5 to 10 years.
Time to prep. Our ancestors did, otherwise we wouldn't be here.
Good video 👍

[tatotenzkosic]

I stoped watched theories like these in 2013, because it was always something unprofable and this bothered me, but this year I got into it again and it's something completely different. You always show some interesting images and it is finally gaining seriousness and it gives me hope that maybe one day I'll finally get the truth

[frucklerbullpit]

maybe back in the day, there were already organisations trying to suppress stuff so they encouraged taking home souvenirs and chiselling them away so after time there'd be nothing left..

[juneyshu]

Yes, right, I was stunned when I saw old photos before it was "rebuilt."

[Exodus.Pi]

Do you know about 100 years ago these rocks were scattered and had to be put back up?

[quadq]

Thanks, yes a mystical place for sure, nowhere quite like it in my limited experience of these sites. For me I always get strange kind of sick in the stomach overwhelming type feeling walking up to it, gets me super emotional, actually makes me cry every time I go. Been many times but 1983 Summer Solstice Stonehenge Free Festival I had the time of my life, 17 yrs, very stoned. Touching those stones with a head full of LSD watching Hawkwind play was something else. Could not get to the festival 1984, just as well my mates that did go 1984 both got arrested fighting cops in the Bean Field. Took my teenage kids there 2 years ago, I was so disappointed they thought it was boring, could not understand why I got so emotional over the place!!

[glbaker]

I believe if we could dig through history we would find that the Templars are the ones that started covering up a lot of the knowledge, somehow it suits their purpose to try to make us out as history of knuckle draggers.

[shaymousshay]

I HAVE TO SAY THAT WAS HIGHLY COMPELING ;)

[saintracheljarodm.holy-kay]

Well that might actually be a good idea, as well as a solar clock and a place of worship, as well as a burial site, of religious nature. Similar to Gobi tepkie . And pulling stones over ice would make easier work of it. Take care and God bless amen.

[jerichothirteen]

Stonehenge is a completely modern construction. You can find pictures of them building it.

[henrynasal]

Most of the one million visitors who visit Stonehenge on Salisbury Plain every year believe they are looking at untouched 4, 000-year-old remains. But virtually every stone was re-erected, straightened or embedded in concrete between 1901 and 1964. the question is... did they do it right...

[patrikknoerr]

1:50 That's a very interesting idea.

[martinmartini]

Stonehenge is pre flood and it never was a fricken temple, might as well make the all pyramids temples.

[lat]

If the stones were not eroded they would look like the stones at the Osiridon temple and other similar megithic sites. There are many where the stones are very plain, geometric, and where still standing have the distinctive trapezoidal doorways

[krmass]

stone henge has large alignment poles that are far outside the circle where the stones are closer to the road. The posts are only holes in the ground or something now but the entire complex was a lot larger than what you can see and that neat photo is not correct. It is missing a number of things that surrounded the structure.

[trevoror]

Many of my friends and myself in the early 80s came up with a very similar theory at the same time. No one has ever found Arthur and the round table we think that story went back a long time before its modern interpretation and the round table is stone henge and Arthur and co sat Around on the stones as gods. Mushrooms a Windows???

[PaulaakaPaben]

I always thought it was A \n Amphitheater or Colosseum

[lemonvolt]

The most likely truth of Stonehenge is not as nice as you think, it is likely an incomplete circular barrow

[minealsomine]

Interesting, Ancient temple eh. Could be.

[anthonybaransky]

I think Stonehenge was a landing area for a particular sizeflying saucer