Graham Hancock: 'What They Just Discovered In Egypt TERRIFIES The Whole World!'

A trained sociologist, British writer, Graham Hancock has worked as a journalist for many years. However, what he has become more popular for are his controversial scientific theories, which many regard as conspiracy theories. From pseudoscientific theories that explore ancient civilizations to extraterrestrial interactions with ancient humans, Hancock has proposed unconventional theories that go against mainstream historical accounts.


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[mdbucks]

Why right off the bat are you calling these conspiracy theories?? Wouldn't they just be theories?

[scudieremb]

I worked at the Oak Ridge National Lab as a Senior Research Scientist / Engineer for 30+ years and most "professionals" are either very explicit or sometimes more subtle, but their response to anything outside of the current paradigm is "If I can't explain it, it can't happen." So much for an open mind that scientists are suppose to have. However, that being said, if you don't support the current paradigm, it is difficult to get funding. In my experience it usually takes someone trained (or self taught) outside the current discipline to see through the brain washing one gets in our current education. We are trained to only consider the accepted views as gospel and ignore all other possible explanations as already "proven" wrong. Then there is also the issue of ego when it comes to being an authority figure amongst your collogues and someone outside challenges you, Just because you have a mature intellect doesn't mean you have any emotional maturity which is clear to see amongst Graham's attackers. I think Graham is miles ahead of the current paradigm and I really wish there were more like him in all fields.
Seems YouTube has squashed this video.

[christophermoser]

Graham Hancock is actually brilliant and has dedicated his life to investigating our ancient history by compilation of the facts as they are discovered. As the technology advances, corrections in data are inevitable.

[Kenshin]

The official narrative for egyptologist is that at the very beginning of their civilization, Egyptians built the most incredible pyramids out of no where, then the more the time passed the less advanced they became.
It's total non sense. When I was 6 years old I already couldn't accept something so ridiculous.

[hayleystrydom]

It also completely makes sense that lost civilisations had to build / construct cities underground because of A) too much heat 2) Too much cold 3) Asteroids / safety against predators. Who knows. This guy is on the forefront! He is asking the right questions, thinking out of the box, he is super intelligent and has a deep passion for knowledge. He is something else 🙌

[stephanlandshuter]

Hancock puts forward hypotheses. You can try to falsify them. That's called science.
To call these hypotheses "conspiracy theories" is a pathetic try to silence someone who is challenging main stream archeology. Their official story has so many holes it's frankly unbelievable.

[michaeltravis]

His arguments are sound, and his theories are always humbly suggested. His books are well written. I cannot find any faults with this man and what he brings to the table. In fact, I applaud him and he has been a hero of mine since the early days of Fingerprints.

[claytonstokes]

People who don’t like what Hancock writes of says have never read any of his books, or fully listened to a word he has said. “Fingerprints of the Gods” was a mind opening for those who read it with an open mind. He is mainly correct about the timelines of our world. Just look at the Pyramids of Egypt- we don’t know when they were made, we don’t know how they were made, and we don’t know who made them.

[mayploy]

Whether or not he’s correct at least he’s asking the important questions and trying to find answers with an open mind unlike the for-profit “science” we mostly have today.

[a.j.rainey]

Ancient cultures in China, India, Mtaylasia, and the Americas make references to advanced ancient beings.
Graham is a treasure always looking to connect the dots. There are dozens of under water ancient civilizations off the coasts of India and Japan that Graham has explored. Ancient Sumerian tables tell the story going back over 400k years.

[jasonlengyel]

I trust Hancock's theories more than any teacher I've ever had

[criticalthinking]

I think our biggest problem is we think we know everything we need to know. Far from it. Most science is just guessing. So many things we don't know, and may never know

[Ado]

i dont get it why they call him a conspiracy theorist? There is no conspiracy, he has just a opinion with good points....

[JCKnuckles]

You have twisted Graham Hancock's words and ideas in many of these examples. All for your own agenda. He has never linked those topics to extraterrestrials. Anyone watching this who is unfamiliar with Hancock will get the completely wrong idea of him. This is completely lazy work on your behalf!!

[ianbentley]

Hancock tells more truth than all these so called professional archaeologists

[christinatodd]

Graham is a voice to encourage us to think and dig deeper. We cannot just keep accepting believed paradigms that also cannot be proven. As he says we don't know. The accepted teachings are out of date and we need to listen to many experts with resect, such as geologists and engineers as well as Archaeologists and a Egyptologists and balance the evidence. It's exciting and makes more sense. Thank you Graham Hancock for your bravery and persistence. 💛

[rhondaivory]

It’s become very clear that the powers that be don’t want us to know our true history. Why?

[mebinnyc]

Graham never says his theories are true. He just questions why aren't we exploring the possibility of them being true. I think he'd be happy to be proven wrong if mainstream archeologists put an honest effort into exploring these possibilities.

[skyworkerBLN]

Hancock is asking the most important questions! The scientists have not curage enough to go further. I like that - cause we don't want play on earth to be accepted, we play to discover and going beyond everything. So, well done Graham! I like this spirit. In the next 10 years we will find more information about our ancient-story - probably we will have more questions than answer, but questions we find today questionable will be tomorrow a topic in sciense!

[davidvargo]

Graham Hancock is leading us to the Truth.