Proof of A Lost Civilization?

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[oldmanronerickson]

I have spent uncounted hours enjoying your videos. I thank you for all this information. I believe in you and your message. Please don't stop, ever. You are teaching us all what we need to know.

[zinadenker]

I am so glad that I found this channel! It reinforces a lot of my own personal beliefs that I've held throughout my life and I am 57 years old and never traveled anywhere outside of the continental United States. I find your channel enlightening. I love it keep up the good work!

[russyork]

My favorite video to date. Amazing job. Why can’t the main stream clearly see there was more advanced civilizations. They accomplished stuff we probably could not do to this day.

[bradhanks]

This is, hands down, one of the best channels to I wait for more info coming from here! It is the best! It is also

[markcumbriauk]

Its so clear now that there have been others on this planet

[cajun]

These videos are ones I always look forward to.
Thank you for your work in presenting all of this amazing information.

[mikehunt]

Yes! The platue was covered in water! Thank you for saying what I've seen all over! There's clear water marks, damage, all throughout that area!

[spitfirered]

A Very Correct Video, Thank You For Sharing!

[CG-cwps]

Granite doesn't create energy until the pressure is released. It requires a pressurization and depressurization to create charge, which can result in electrical current as well as electroluminescence.

[curtiscooper]

I live in the province where the cypress hills formation is, and I've spent a lifetime studying geology and minerology in this area. There are some strange natural formations here, there's no doubt of that. However I firmly believe the cypress 'roadway' is not natural; a look at the surrounding ground should be reason enough to put any thoughts of this being 'natural' to rest. The cypress hills area was one of the only parts of Saskatchewan not affected by glaciation in the last ice age. That is the belief that is currently taught in geology classes in this province... whether true or not I'm not qualified to say. Saskatchewan is unique in it's physical makeup, the south half is relatively flat prairie ( for the most part) and the north half is predominantly forested precambrian bedrock, some of the oldest on the planet. As far as I know, this 'roadway' is the only potential site of monolithic remains, however just to the south in Montana there are dolmen type sites that should also be investigated further. Thankyou so much for your thought-provoking content, you've opened up the minds of countless individuals to see past the lies and deceptions spewed by those who choose to live in an illusion.

[PatriceBoivin]

Some ruins are so old that part of the rock eroded away. In some places like Petra it's as if the rock actually melted.

[Blessings.]

Another great video, I love bringing new history to life. Proof is all around us.

[plsquirrel]

Thank you for your channel. I've been searching for kernels of truth for decades.

[robertmm]

This voice is perfect keep the videos coming. You are opening more minds every day. Thank you

[ricoe]

Great channel, & informative video. I’ve been exposed to a treasure trove of ancient historical sites due to this channel. Thank you .

[truenews]

They arent a lost places were built by the fallen angels, when Satan fell from heaven, they had to find something to do and somewhere to live since being kicked out of the ‼️

[richardsanchez]

Here in NJ there is a beautiful hiking trail you can visit called Pyramid Mountain and Turkey Mountain, Boonton area. There are megalithic stones scattered around of what use to be a now demolished structure that could have been a pyramid, there is a dolman called tri-pod rock, it has a summer solstice sunset marker stones where the sun set every summer solstice, a lot of people visit it every year to see the sunset that day. It also has a trail that leads to a one hundred stone steps that take you to a demolished structure, there is an aquifer, also are beautiful waterfalls, swans, eagles, hawks, vultures, the quarry is also nearby, a beautiful place to visit. Also use to have a few abandoned castles as well here in Jersey.

[tlamos]

As always an incredible video!!!! Your videos are so important!! Very much appreciated! Thank you

[wallykoszyk]

Cleary older than any would even ponder. All i have is, General EDucation..thinking of all the "sholary" that snicker at the dates..dated..lol
Love this work. Cant wait for books

[jameswonnacott]

Thank you! Can't wait for these books.