Location of what looks like a 8 mile wide 'ancient tree stump' - super massive

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[MrMBB]

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[tikvahduesters]

reminds me of Danield chapter 4 ...
11The tree grew large and strong; its top reached the sky, and it was visible to the ends of the earth.

[VanofUrantia]

Maybe this is where we get the legend of Jack and the Beanstalk.

[baspreenabarton]

Thinking about the ramifications of a tree being 8 miles wide, or a giant being 2 miles tall, the only conclusion I can come to is that this world is a whole lot bigger than what we have been told and is being deliberately kept from us. Otherwise, these things could NOT exist or ever have existed.

[schumannresonanceswithverte]

These circular formations, called "mountains" in many places, are found all over the world, and some are truly massive. A GPS search of Madagascar as a whole, one can see a number of these circular formations...with little to no evidence of volcanic activities around the area.
If the thing was, at one point, a volcano then there will be evidence of lava flows somewhere at, or near it...yet Madagascar is not a seismically active area. Around these circular formations are not showing any flowing lava fields.

[hereskrista]

MAN!! I saw this video when it came out 5 years ago!! And I'm telling you right now I have been looking for it ever since! And ima subscriber 😂 this is one of the videos that woke me up. Thank you. Crazy i have been following for 5 years!!

[RedRose]

With an 8 mile stump, the top of the tree would have reached space.

[pelican]

Yes you are correct!   Go look up ancient trees, they are all over the world.  This is the best example I've seen.

[funnyfarm]

I always tell my husband that Flat Top/ TableTop Mountain down here near Casa Grande AZ Is a tree that was cut down or fallen… He laughs at me but I believe it ! ...it looks just like a tree stump to me… Check it out

[stuartbradley]

Thanks for all the hard work on the great videos & for the location of this ancient tree!

[agmsmith]

These could be some sort of ancient giant ancestor to the Madagascar Baobab tree. The pattern of the branches and the disproportionately wide trunk to its height could make it a match to the impressions left in the ground.

And the fruit from the tree, when broken open, looks like white rocks and has various fibrous patterns inside the fruit... which could explain some of the other smaller patterns seen in the ground.

Oh, and coincidentally they are considered giant trees, even today... and are the largest trees on Madagascar. Their trunks can be 36 ft in diameter and they can grow up to 100 ft high.

[SueDunMc-]

There is so much that we don't know about our earth, and yet we seem to spend more time looking for other planets. Is there another planet that we can ruin do you think?
Thank you MrM, that was an eye opener. 😊❤️

[MajinBuuButtercup]

I posted this on your first vid, reposting:
I've often thought that Devil's Tower and other "rock" formations were massive tree stumps. Sounds like a good way to engineer an atmosphere if you want to introduce a boat-load of oxygen to support your type of life.
Fits with all the evidence of human tech that exists millions of years before it should, even tech we can't yet duplicate.

[brentbates]

What if those trees are drawing water from the " Inner earth's oceans " ?

[fernleystephens]

That's amazing. No, not the content of the video but the fact that some people think you are being serious.

[chrissnyder]

Anyone else find it odd he will not speak the word "Nibiru" but will tell us there are 7 mile wide tree stumps???

[chiefsilverstacker]

We’ve found the tree of life, it’s official.

[rpstoval]

Thanks for the great vid. I have heard about these before and they were made from minerals, veins of gold etc, that's why they got mined.

[alfaomegaproductions]

Thanks to this video I quit smoking weed

[marky]

The leaves and trunk have obviously fossilized over time. What a massive tree! Modern Cedar roots go very deep. That's why people remove them when they grow near oak trees--they suck up all the water. That's where it got the massive amounts of water. It's roots probably went unbelievably deep into the ground, maybe miles. Interesting that there's a river running close to the tree. The earth was abounding in Giant animals and plants in prehistoric times. Love this vid!