NEWGRANGE and beyond

before and after

[blaze]

You just have to picture in your mind how Gods original Earth was with huge Giant trees soaring tens of miles into the sky looking over a level plane giving life as in death and decay they still continue to a sight to behold.
Everything after this was born / built from this decayed scaffold of life - many different versions of Humans have come and gone and will continue to do so endlessly into the future.
Great work Mark exposing the beautiful Truth of Gods original Earth and the dark deceptions since.
Peace 💙

[Andrea-]

Hey Mark 👋 Jon Levi mentioned you in his video today 👍
Thx for the video much love ❤️

[harpazoskys]

New sub. Thank you for peeling another layer from the onion of lies we’ve been taught and another layer of scales from my eyes ! Peace Grace & Safety !

[luzluz]

When I see this, I feel fear and sadness. Fear of what happened that could happen again and sadness of the loss of knowledge, people, animals and plants.

[jasonnoseals]

Enjoyed it. Thank you. Jesus is lord.

[expat]

Standing stones are foundations. History needs to be rewritten

[frankjames]

Beyond any doubt!! Great job, Mark !! Excellent correlations as always!!

[huarwe]

Form follows function.
Moving a conductive material through a magnetic field produces electrical charge.
The earth has a magnetic field.
Salt water is conductive and moving.

[therange]

Would love to see this and Skara Brae.

[natalielambert]

I've reached a point where I have become frustrated by this information. It seems so obvious and yet progress is so slow out there in the general world on the uptake. Can you get a geologist/volcanologist to comment on all this? I'd love to know what they say about the melted buildings and how they got that way or at least the melted part if they insist on 'carved'.

[pharllslim]

There's a place near my hometown (nw uk)I want to revisit. Not been in forty years but even as a kid I felt this wasn't a natural formation. Need to get pictures of it, there's non on line I could find.
These videos have helped bridge a gap from my own instincts at that age before I was fully exposed to the programming of their paradigm. I can see clearly now the rain has gone.

[thinkinoutsidethebox]

Based on the massive size of so many buildings, steps, and doorways, there must've been a civilization that was much larger than us, or at least a community of very large humans.

[maggot]

Years back i did some government work an the were using what they called reconstituted sand an that stuff went really hard...
The volcanic ash you talk about is probably like fly ash an thats in Portland cement...
Almost every thing seems to a rebate
Probably moulds like you said.
But when I do ground slabs we use a conolly key joint that looks like a rebate
Its for ground movement, , so the concrete moves if it has to
An you can brake a section away with out damaging the existing concrete
Awesome bro, , , your all over it

[davidthomas]

Hey bro you are exactly rite about the wall it has some sort of mud, clay, concrete smeared on it and half ass designs scratched on because of the drying out and falling off it does that because it isn't bonding well to the rock face great work as usual (WISH UP)

[georgemoskal]

Spot on Wise Up, impossible not to see it, world wide as form work, cast in timber frames and reinforced.

[AsTheWickedScatter]

I was looking through recommended nothing caught my eye then I seen your thumbnail and honestly wasn’t in the mood for anything to make me think. But I realized I don’t follow any similar channels, your content is very rare, taboo dare I say….lol I know that’s got to take a lot of dot connecting leading to many hours of studying. As long as it’s for God’s glory I can fellowship with it

[chemskiesukvol.covidisbs]

Thanks for another great video Mark mate

[willlongbottom]

Awesome stuff. I've often wondered about Castle Hill in Huddersfield. Mound not natural. Top was chopped off the building to reduce it to 997ft from 1000. I think it's also on the ley line that goes north south (ish). I've always wondered about it, the hill itself is such a strange shape at the top.
Clearly an important mound whatever it's story really is.

[kathrynralli]

Your very clever. I love light weight concert and mud structures.

[Rudyandthedogs]

yes it would need much refining
I still agree IN WHOLE with the process you describe in your work, I think laterite was used with varying results.. again dependent on conditions.. its soft from below the water table.. so after the flood as the waters receeded it could of left deposits of it . .. given the right conditions it turns hard as steel when oxadised

laterite was another tool in their methods.. It shows that its not all rock or adobe,
the stuff is fascinating though and can sink ships with laterite cargoes if too wet, it causes liquefaction and all moves at once and tips the ship up...
they get nickel and alluminumin from it which makes it hard I suppose.. I think it may have been used with other materials and used to fill in frame work.. and as a bonding blending agent etc..
it was just the material used if they had it there, and has still undergone the process that has caused other materials to calcify, mineralize etc.
it was used cos it was to hand and set hard easily and had more waterproofing than other materials..imo
like they constucted all the framing.. then powdered up laterite and mixed with other subatances added water to get it runny and slavered it all over where and what ever needed it.. and for quick fill ins or ruff stuff just cut straight into blocks and dried out. same as other places where they used whatever materials they had which have now petrified, morphed etc.. just places there was laterite they used it.

PS
Good work on Newgrange. that pic at 4:58ish is very revealing.. they have ruined that site in their lies and actions ..wilfull vandalism..