Alan Wilson - No Mysteries in History - 2019

Alan Wilson still going strong as he approaches 90. Talking about their methods of discovery and how it all makes sense once you put the information in context.

[enigma.records]

A Great mind of our times..
Brilliant to see Alan in good health. 🍻

[davepowell]

A brilliant mind to this day, AIans views still shine whatever the questions.

[kevindavis]

W&B, I salute you both for outstanding research unveiling the true history, it's an absolute pleasure following you both through the decade's.

[palmer]

Brilliant as always Alan, God bless & Deus vult.

[FireInTheSoul]

Always full of knowledge :) great video :)

[fallinempires]

"Alan Wilson is" a modern day "Merlin". "

[MrPh]

Speaking about self learning in school, teachers got so upset and angry that i preferred the political and history bit of library, and i just said plain no to be in the kid section, that was about 88-91 or 92 . Did happen many times. I found at home the complete history volumes of Carl Grimberg, 25+ volumes read them several times before i was 10 . That they did not like either, needless to say i was bored in class and teachers did what they could to keep me from achieving much, false reports and such.

[daikayll]

Apartheid then ? One always felt a guilt, a social nagging to be quelled, about the dislike for the angleish. Or distrust perhaps a better term. Although the Cymraeg were the ones who had a song and a term, named after them. "To Welch on " and " Taffy was a Welshman, Taffy was a thief etc. ". It would'nt of been a person from Cymru who made them up. Its glaring to me now, thanks to Alan and Baram, what a job they did on our nation, kingdom ! All tides turn though. Objectivity is fine but knowledge is power. I've gleaned enough now to realise that I hail from a once great nation. That spoke Cymraeg and were the true Britons. Not this vitriolic, dour, cold germanic lot. Thats why the present royals never seem to really enjoy themselves here in Britain. Its cos deep down, they don't belong here.

[craigmoyle]

Great stuff ..one of the biggest towns in south wales was named after arthurs relative st tydfil! where is she buried? does the songs of the graves shed any light baffled me for years being from merthyr surely if brychans traceable then one of his daughters whom had a large town named after her should be traceable

[Khumry]

my grandad used to take me to a hill top in wales gwent and tthat our family used to own/rule as far as the eye could see.

[jayh]

I subbed mate some of this rings true with a few channels I watch Martin liedtke channel for one cheers dude 👍

[barryferguson]

Is this a global society that is all over the Internet, referred to as Tartaria Alan?🙊🙉🙈👍