Graham Hancock Breaks In Tears: 'Antarctica Is Not What We're Being Told!'

Graham Hancock has pushed several boundaries, often going beyond what is deemed acceptable. He has ventured into unknown territory, all to dig up truths that have been buried by time. The British author and archaeologist has recently made astonishing discoveries about Antarctica. And once again, his discoveries have stirred up significant intrigue and controversy in the science community.


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[terrancecobb]

"Its easier to fool somebody, than to convince them they have been fooled"

M. Twain

[billsandifer]

I hate how these videos say the same thing over and over for an hour just saying it in different ways

[mendez]

This video isn’t what we were told, where is it that Graham Hancock breaks into tears

[matthewnuts]

Spoiler Alert…. He Never Cried In This Video!!!!

[Miss.Frog.Fabulous]

If, you control the flow of information, you write the narrative.
If, you start thinking and reasoning outside the controlled narrative, you're threatening to the control group.
Keep thinking

[TheMadriverboy]

So hundreds of years ago they made maps of a place most people didn't even know existed and accidentally got thousands of miles of hidden coast line accurately drawn, ya that sounds logical.

[stadex]

We are one massive Vulcano eruption, one massive asteroid impact, one ww3 nuclear war, one pandemic that wipes out 99% of the human population away from our civilization disappearing. But the survivors would go on, they would build small villages, cities, eventually nations and even empires and everything would repeat again in some other way.

[dontevntrip]

At this point history is clearly not what we have been taught in so many ways. We are absolutely lucky and blessed to have access to these resources via the internet to learn and decide on our own what really happened. Not many people have the ability to travel to these places but when the ones who do share their stories we should listen and keep an open mind to what they find.

[wheelsmcgee]

He is not an archeologist. That said he is very knowledgeable and I fully agree with him on human civilization having more then a few resets

[davesorensen]

11 minutes in and the narrator is saying someone's unproven theory "further solidifies Hancock's arguments." Huh?

[jeffm]

Our past has been hidden not forgotten

[darlenelang]

He does not break in tears😢. Never has never will

[joshburk]

Show me where Mr. Hancock broke into tears.

[LifeInThe]

Even as a young girl I was able to see what we are taught makes no sense. I never believed it, I thought it was absurd to think it was truth.

[gimmethepinkelephant]

Graham Hancock always claims that he's not an archeologist. But in my opinion he's just being humble, because the fact of the matter is that he's done more work than many of the acredited archeologists and historians out there who actually did graduate college with degrees. Plus he's extremely smart and he's willing to think outside of the box, which many of these others refuse to do. And people who think outside the box are usually the ones who make the greatest discoveries. So I do believe that Hancock will be vindicated in the upcoming decades. I just feel bad that he may not be around to witness it because of his age. But here's to hoping that Graham does live a long and frutiful life and gets to see it. And I also hope gets to keep working as long as he possibly can. Because there's still so much more to dig up out there, and I'm pretty sure Hancock and others like him are going to be the ones to find it.

[mommadeb]

What if early humans lived much longer than modern man? If so, there would have been a great deal of time for each generation to develope great knowlege and technologies. Look at how very much has developed in just our last two to three hundred years. It seems to me thete is much evidence of advanced civilizations, and if the life spans were longer, say hundreds of years each, human civilizations could have come very far, and likely did.

[yagantotain]

It says nothing except for the narrator loving himself talk!

[younytube]

How about adding a source of Graham's talks or videos from which you have taken snippets from. A time stamp and a reference to see his original would be good.

[gregmartinez]

There is life on earth that we don’t even know about and we just keep playing around dress up and laughing at everything 😢it’s sad we as people need to wise up

[rogerthat-]

You forgot to say that he had to ASK permission to go to Antarctica from the Muericans even though No Country can claim it as Their Own, why is that I wonder?