Sanity of the Underground City in Independence, Iowa

Exploring the under ground City in Independence, IA

[crustydribblins]

Flood, and fire, history's "Magic Eraser".

[yourseatatthetable]

Lived my whole life in Iowa and this is the first time I have ever heard of this underground city.

[gregconner]

Clifton Forge VA has a underground city with a creek flowing through it.

[christinastardust]

The history just doesn't add up. The people riding horses and traveling around in covered wagons, while living in sod houses and small wood houses. Meanwhile you have these mega structures that were built for the insane????

[Bobbarkergmail]

I live about 20 miles from Independence and had zero idea about the underground city and tours. I will certainly check into it. Thank you

[davidrobertson]

I live in Burlington Iowa on the Mississippi, a few years ago an old building burnt down and when they cleaned out the lot to rebuild they found another street/sidewalk underneath the one people use today.

[travismorillo]

As a former employee in the grounds department and the Carpenter shop, I know that hospital quite well. It's too bad they couldn't have filmed the tunnels running under it. You could get to and from most of the different housing units on the grounds.

[pelicanphuuckerlife]

Exactly Johnny! There were probably lots of "insane" people who couldn't accept the new reality!

[nirad]

Very good presentation. The Mind Unveiled did a piece a while back about all of the asylums and the oligarch "philanthropists" who built them. Definitely a major piece to the puzzle. We've basically been lied to about everything for quite some time, unfortunately.

[kristinechilds]

This truth breaks my heart seeing how you put this together for others to see, I was able to accidentally come across this knowledge from my search on what Tartaria was and why I never heard of it. This was an ancient civilization that built grand architecture all over the world using sacred geometry that could be felt with healing at higher frequencies. All these beautiful buildings and castles were All inherited not built. You are right about how these fantastic buildings were being used for those that didn’t comply and their children sent to orphanage. The stories of what happened are like your worst dreams. When you keep searching you find the same bloodlines from the beginning of time, trickling to the same bloodlines of today. I’m so glad to see this coming out to those waking up today. Thank u.

[zervver]

In the city where I live in Northern Mexico, they once made a tunnel downtown to better the traffic(it was not necessary at all by the way). The making of the tunnel was put to a standby for almost a year and we citizens never knew why there was a big hole amidst the city and they didn't finish the damn thing. Later on, an architect that was involved in the making of the tunnel told me it was put on hold because they found all kind of weird things. Old corpses and structures that I guess they eventually destroyed.

[jeffblanchard]

Amen brother!!! I can personally attest to the serpent operating out of those very tunnels that encompass all of eastern Iowa. Praise Yahusha in his mighty Name!!!

[AgelessArt]

Anamosa, Iowa also had a massive insane asylum from the period that amazingly burnt in a massive fire. The penitentiary here, built in 1891 is a rather impressive castle if you come this way again to film, you'd find engaging conversation at Neverland Barnyard. We would delight in your visit. Thanks for this awesome video!

[deborahmerce]

That's exactly what I've been saying for a long time. Why so much interest in space when there's so much underground and in the oceans to be explored?

[tonyharding]

I lived in Iowa 60yrs and I didn't know about all the underground cities. I'd say it was caused by the mudflood

[heatherfederspiel]

We have some fascinating history in Independence, for sure! I’m a proud owner of two of the downtown buildings. ❤

[joshmcd]

I live in Iowa too never heard of it and been here my hole life 😢

[jeanbaker]

I live in San Angelo Texas and it has recently been talk about underground tunnels connecting major buildings. Thus far they have not been opened to the public. There are some tours that can be arranged but they are limited. Safety is a prime concern that as soon as other areas of the tunnels are verified as safe they may be added.

[trthbtld]

Very informative. I suggest you take the hospital tour

[srikandiwarion]

Thank you for sharing the Brilliant documentary film, I totally enjoyed it. Please keep it up!.💜💥🙏