The Next End of the World | C.I.A. Classified

[Original Description] The C.I.A. classified a 284-page book on earth's catastrophe cycle and crust displacement in 1966. With the focus and publicity of the topic at the time, why classify THIS one, wait so long to release it, and so-heavily sanitize the document down to 57 pages?

We have more videos slated in the coming weeks on this topic. They will appear here and on the SuspectSky YouTube channel.

[akforlife]

I work in oil and gas on the arctic coast of Alaska. We drilled a new well and at 2000 feet we drilled through frozen eucalyptus and palm trees. This was not rotted nor petrified. We drilled through two layers of shale with hundreds of feet of gravel between them before reaching the forest of frozen trees. The geologist on site said that whatever happened, happened fast.

[youtubeintrojob]

Jimmy from Bright Insight sent me here. Glad he did.

[TheMaggotrot]

Dude, if you ever tire of this gig, you could easily be a successful audio book narrator! Great stuff!

[rikdownunda]

I just came back to Australia having lived on the South Island New Zealand for 8yrs. I travelled across the Southern Alps weekly, marveling at the size, scope and their creation. I had hours each week, just thinking about how they formed and came to the conclusion that at times there must be sudden massive upheaval.
Science says they are growing at about one inch per year, but I observed erosion working faster than that. Aoraki (Mount Cook) is the highest mountain in NZ, yet it's now 40 meters lower than when I moved there due to erosion, a landslide at the summit. At the current growth rate (excluding erosion) it will take 1500 years to get back to it's pre-landslide height. So I concluded that there must be sudden, or at least rapid, events that cause mountains like this.
There was an earthquake whilst I was there in Kaikoura that raised the edge of the shoreline there by over 2 meters. That's just a little earthquake (6.1?).
I like Suspicious0bservers because we make logical conclusions based on what we see. It's a bit lonely at times. lol.

[Cloudninja]

Now I understand why Elon is obsessed with getting off

[kimberkimKC]

Raise your hand if you have known your whole life that you will be here for this...🖐

[MrMasterKaio]

Just another normal day on youtube. Watching some funny animals, some debates and finally some C.I.A Classified information leak. Good times.

[escape_samsara]

When I was a kid living in Sedona Arizona, we would hike up in the Red Rock mountains. These are solid red rocks that rise hundreds of feet up. If you get up high enough on the rocks, you will find a large band of whitish color on the rock. Looking closely, you will see it is full of fossilized sea creatures, fish, shells, etc. It is clear that at one time the entire area was under an ocean! As a kid I always wondered what the story was.. how did it happen that it was once an ocean and is now the high desert many hundreds of miles from the nearest ocean.

[arfarms]

we’re all going to die one day and one way or another. Live your life till that day comes

[JohnMelland]

I've heard that in Alaska, when they were drilling, they were getting tropical vegetation. The rivers used to be way higher. The river valleys are deep and wide. I was just 14 when I could see that in North Dakota. There's evidence of a different world. Even the unexplained disappearance of civilizations and people's. There's a great possibility that they are correct. It's also been expected to go into another ice age. Despite the claims of global warming. The future is definitely going to be interesting. 🤔 Plus, there's been mysterious booms and shaking world wide and without any explanation.

[SerenaHe-zk]

much respect to the people who have given life time efforts to figure this out, and warned us. thank you.

[tracygirl]

...and so on that note, I'm headed to my drug dealer and then to the casino.

[punkerpoo]

Bright Insight hooked me up w this channel. U owe him and I'm glad he said to check you out cuz ur good at what u

[shabblabbat]

Ima gonna eat the ice cream now. Ain’t gonna be no ice cream for 7000:years.

[phillipbrewster]

unfortunately anything leftover will be killed by all the nuclear waste spilled into the oceans

[arnoldpolin]

When I was 18 years old I dreamt of a giant wave coming over California ....the sight was not the scary part...it was the sound that melted your soul....it was horrifying...I'm 65 now...this news means the dream is prophetic...the pyramid of the sun and moon was also covered by billions of tons of rubble...in Mexico ....this flipping of the earth is in ancient history...and was called the shifting sands.

[markandpamelaholtz]

At the end only love remains. No fear.

[secretlaw]

This isn’t terrifying at all... geez, I need a drink.

[josephblanchard]

This makes sense why under Denver and Colorado they have the underground tunnels for the "elite" as a doomsday layer or whatever. And under the Denver airport the tunnels leading down have illuminati/masonic symbolism. To save only themselves.


Edit**

Wow I just watched your part 2 right after I posted this and you said the same sort of thing as well!!

The puzzle pieces always gradually end up fitting together perfectly.

[vinnievalentine]

I always wondered why most trees are not thousands of years old. Maybe they get wiped out every now and then.