Evidence of Vikings in South America - ROBERT SEPEHR

Academic historians generally do not admit to the presence of European visitors to South America until after the arrival of Christopher Columbus. Not many people have heard of this possibility because the archaeological research supporting it was conducted around the time of the second world war and went against the post-WW2 political narrative.

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Robert Sepehr is an anthropologist and author

[badcookie]

Wierd to see so many blue eyes in historic figures, yet being told it is a genetic error or mutation.

[barryoconnor]

People are culturally offended already and it hasn't even premiered yet.

[nativeofspace]

The "Native Indian tribes traded dogs they didn't want all the way from Newfoundland to Peru through multiple tribes" bit is one of the single worst theories I have ever heard.

[chrisgivens]

I lived in Paraguay all through high school, my parents spent 20+ years there. My mother introduced me to the Ita letters and the local stories of Vikings. (I think it was that old picture rock shown). Did u know that there are pictures of some of the old tribe leaders dressed very similar to Vikings? Furs are not what local natives usually wear.

[anaksunamun]

I knew Robert was red pilled about WW2. So many lies and cover ups.

[mboz]

I definitely look forward to all the works Robert Sepehr presents.

[Very_Angry_Citizen]

I have no doubt that we were circumnavigating the globe LONG before anyone has record of it.

[jameslegrange]

Everything Sepehr does is QUALITY ♥️💯🔥

[TBullCajunbreadmaker]

I had a wonderful teacher when I was in high school and he was a history teacher, he later became a PHD in American history and was later my professor in college. I had a sort of personal family tie to his family and he was always easy to talk to and as long as you were truly interested in what he had to say he could really wow you with knowledge that he was never able to fit into his cirriculum and classes. He told me of this many years ago about the paradigm that has been introduced by mainstream academia and was quick to prove that we have been tricked into believing what the elite of this world want us to know and not to know. The truth about where we come from and how we got to where we are is so different to what we are taught is overwhelming some times. I have found that you are probably one of the only real truth sayers that I have come across other than my old friend that has sadly left this world and with him all of the knowledge that he so much wanted to tell but he was tied to the system and depended upon it for his livelyhood so it was only by talking to him 'off the record' that you could ever learn such things as you speak out loud about.

[willmcgee]

It’s hilarious how the academics will tie themselves in knots to explain away any theory contradicting “the narrative”.

[jhnndrs]

Have you heard of Jacques de mahieu? He was a french anthropologist who wrote several books about vikings in the americas. He claimed to have found runes and stuff there too.

[mrredbeard]

Reminder set. Always love when new content is released!

[josva]

I have always wondered.as a European Canadian..why did vikings stop at new foundland? Why couldnt they have traveled else where. Further down st Lawrence river perhaps..Maybe they did venture further south to Argentina, and then to Antarctica. Possibly that's what led the Germans there decades ago. I also dont believe that Antarctica is completely covered with inhospitable ice landscape..as a a Canadian I've had to explain to many New Yorkers that Canada is not covered in ice and we do not live in igloos. So maybe weve let ourselves become deceived as to what's really going on down there as (some) Americans have been misinformed as to what Canada looks like...

[aprilelizabethflower]

You are amazing! When I was 11 in 1991, I got literally kicked out off class for saying that the Ice Bridge theory was ridiculous and I thought it was more plausible that the people came here by sea. A heated debate followed (which in my 11 yr old mind I won)....well the story is too long to type but in the end I was the only straight A student who ever got in school suspension. Needless to say it gave me a very jaded view on school government and authority figures in general. I felt like they were trying to gaslight me in a way. It effected the rest of my life, literally that one incident changed my whole view of the world.

[WAX]

The peoples called Atlantian then Ayran spread across the world after the young dryas infusing agriculture, megalithic stonework, metallurgy, naval skills, astronomical timing and navigation, mathematics into all the more primitive populations.

[hazelkraft]

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[MARLEYDIDIT]

Vikings would go a long way to explain the many red-haired mummies they've found through the Andes and Peru ... highly compelling!!!

[sarson]

I was worried about you. Great to see you are still making videos!

[reefriderone]

I can't wait until you tie this together. I also just got all four of your books. Your work has ignited my passion for learning. Thank you.

[stephenrock-wcxt]

Favorite topic Norse and Vikings🍺 SKÅL 🍻 Sköl !!!