So THIS Is Why They Want It Hidden! | Graham Hancock on The Lost City Of Atlantis

Here’s Part 2 of my live conversation with Graham Hancock where we discussed the theories there was once a great civilisation in the lost city of Atlantis wiped out by a great flood.
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[MrGorobu]

I picked Graham and his wife up in London after their dinner with Joe Rogan, drove them to their station. Such a wild moment because I love his books. They were such sweet people, Graham couldn't believe I recognised him, and they waved me goodbye at the station. Wonderful people.

[Jcrpdx]

A 5 min rant from Russell has more useful content than a years worth of TV news, even if the discussion is about Atlantis!
Thank you Russell!

[catritz]

“ *Evil cannot create anything new, they can only corrupt and ruin what good forces have invented or made* ”
- J RR Tolkien

[justintyme]

I watched Russell on MTV in the early 2000s. I gotta say, I'm very proud of what he's become today.

[futureprimitive]

"Who controls the past
Controls the future
Who controls the present
Controls the past" - 1984

[elizabethrose]

Sometimes it feels as though change is happening very slowly but every now and then you catch a glimpse of how quickly this paradigm shift is occurring. Thank you for your amazing contribution Russell and Graham!

[monstonegirl]

Russell went through one of the most powerful changes in persona I've ever seen 🙌 Well done mate!

[pandorasbox]

As a high school history teacher, I remind my students that new archaeological discoveries can completely change the way we see history, and to keep an open, inquiring and critical mind.

[Someone-A]

People in positions of power don't deserve it, and those who deserve it don't want it. Think about that..

[TigerLily]

I've heard Graham tell the Atlantis story 100 times across so many different talks... and I never tire of it. I love his open mindedness, his curiosity, his intellect and his willingness to deeply explore an open question. None of us truly know what happened in deep history. All we have are small clues and ancient lore, so the resistance to explore different ideas is the only idea I resist.

[TheRussianMystic]

Thanks God people like Graham Hancock are gradually becoming more mainstream!

[dougs]

Ever since hearing Gram Hancock for the first time my understanding of the past has changed. I no longer see the past a only what is written but that there is still room for other theories. I am excited to see a second season of his Netflix series. I hope that he can secure permission to conduct ground penetrating radar in some of the locations he visited during the first season.

[SpinningAroundMars]

When I used to question what I was taught in school in the 60's & 70's I would be sent out of the classroom to stand in The Corridor for being a disruptive influence. Seems like not much has changed?? I love Graham Hancock's work, his boots on the ground attitude to research and the endless peer written papers he pours through in order to come up with a coherent, common sense theory of his own which we can all relate to. Keep up the great work my good man!!

[OwainGlyndwr]

Truth lives a wretched life but always survives a lie.

[cltmeck]

Thanks for having Graham on the show. Keep bringing the truth Russell and the masses will follow.🙏✌️❤️🇺🇲🌎

[georgepantazis]

It's good to talk about these subjects in a group, that seems open and positive about things and not critical of each other.

[dawnofza]

Whoever could have thought that Russell Brand would, in time, become one of the best philosophical thought leaders and political commentators of our time. The man's mind is a mesmerizing place!

[gargoyle]

Graham Hancock. He's even got his book available in audio on YouTube for free. Lately I've been listening to it when I go to bed. So fascinating.

[donnamullins]

I've been a huge fan of Graham Hancock for years. I've read all his books and never miss a chance to hear him. He's "done his homework." He may not have all the answers, but neither does anyone else. His just seem to make more sense to me.

[ccwbaitsandtackle]

The bit at the end struck a chord with me, a different subject but the same outcome.
My wife was diagnosed with stage 4 kidney disease earlier this year and told it is irreversible by the consultant.
Devastated by this out of the blue news, we went away and found through YouTube that this was not the case and through diet alone she has better kidney function, actually now classed as stage 3B, yet today the consultants dismissed her hard work and told her not to go by what others have done and take the tablets. In a strop with her I might add.
Luckily my wife is not a sheep and we will carry on with our own plan. Not the plan of the consultants who have told her to take the tablets and look for kidney donors and be looking at dialysis.

God bless that there are people out there looking for truths, keep up the great work all, especially you Russell ❤️