Under The Necropolis - Pt 3

What lies beneath St. Peter’s Basilica could rewrite everything we know about history. In this episode, we venture into the depths of the Vatican Necropolis, uncovering connections to an advanced civilization that challenges the mainstream narrative. From mysterious burial sites to restricted areas hidden from public view, the truth waiting below the surface is far more extraordinary than we’ve been told. Are you ready to see what’s been kept in the shadows?

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[orion]

Thank you for blessing all with this information, we need more like you in society, historically speaking.
May Father bless you on your endeavors.
-Joe and Gen, CO

[dianelawrence]

I believe the Alexandria Library books may be at the Vatican.

[Battlestar]

Just throwing it out there that our true New Year begins April 1st and we're no longer fools.
Thank you for covering this area and bringing in genuine light to the 🐎 💩 narrative MLB Team ✨

[breezy]

Back in elementary school, our library had this old GIANT Encyclopedia on display. I'm talking at least 30"x24"x8". We were able to go through the pages, and in doing so, I was baffled at the size of it because of how impractical it is for us humans. PLEASE do an episode on giant books!!!

[thehumancheshirecat]

The Smithsonian is notorious for destroying artifacts. They also dump giant skeletons in the middle of the ocean. It's a crap shoot as to whether or not the controllers destroy something or keep it, unfortunately.

[WVF]

San Marino and the Vatican are both independent countries within Italy.
I've always been intrigued by this.

[andriadobbs]

Your sarcasm is palpable. A lot if us here, have known for DECADES, what you are exposing to those that don't. ThanQ

[mischelleaubel]

Great content keep it coming we have been lied to from birth

[ec]

I was fortunate to live and work in Rome in my teens 😬good times, my apartment was just of Piazza Navona it was over 900yrs old one of the many things that always impressed me was the Size of the main doors into those magnificent buildings impress🤔Loved Rome Italy❤️ love your work my friend🍻

[AuntNessie-ue]

53 miles of shelving! Wow. That’s one hour drive on an interstate highway and though town to get to the highway

[shamaynygren]

I have my thoughts on what is under the ground of Vatican City! Can't wait to watch this! I was just talking about underneath the Vatican to a coworker yesterday. Interesting.

[mrrager]

In the hall at the end of the Vatican museum tour, just before the museum exit after the Sistine Chapel, you’ll find a row of antique globes on display. And wouldn’t you know it? Tartaria is clearly marked on one of them. I’ve been there last week. Be sure to check it out for yourself when you’re in Rome!

[luxuriousfir]

Been following this channel since the beginning. It's so awesome that subject has gained so much traction in such a short amount of time!!!

[koekiemonster-xqym]

Has no one ever noticed that the Obelisks are located in places in the world where the power of evil reigns?

[susanjane]

53 miles of shelves holds an enormous amount of books and documents! Holy moly! Would one ever be able to read them all!?! 😮

[raymond]

Reverse engineering was everywhere in the last hundred years, the reason it was so secretive was because they weren't working on ideas they were trying to understand what already existed...

[abelialiving]

Sir Kenny Dowden The Third, team and supporters, keep going there are more of us everyday. Don't stop!

[rickkretzer]

I'm waiting for the episode about these buildings being built on top of mountains AKA giant tree stumps.

[shipit]

rome is known as the eternal city eternal city in latin is urbs aeterna urbs aeterna is an anagram of subterranean

[schwartsbruder]

We are only allowed to see that things that are placed in front of us but not the full perspective! Keep at it MLB!