Exploring the Old World: Episode 4

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  • Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
  • Three locations, oceans apart. Bahia Blanca, Argentina. Timisoara, Romania. Lansing, Michigan.

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  • @yvonneollivier7088
    @yvonneollivier7088 4 місяці тому +14

    I'm an interested party here, as I live in Michigan. I've lived both in the Upper Peninsula and downstate. I thank you for the glimpse of Lansing.
    First time I drove into Lansing, thanks to a detour, I drove straight up the street toward the capitol building. It was other worldly. It's been years, and the feeling of awe returns with that memory. It was nighttime, and the wondrous building was lit from all sides. Could this be real?
    Now, thanks to you and other Old World presenters, we know these structures are everywhere.
    The rest of the video was real good too 😉.

  • @cathychilders5109
    @cathychilders5109 4 місяці тому +13

    I noticed a lot of “antennas” on top of these buildings, there was one on top of the street lamp in Argentina. So glad your cat came back home.

  • @aleverton2974
    @aleverton2974 4 місяці тому +1

    Lots of these old buildings in Tiffin, OH. My grandfather owned one when I was a kid. The ballroom was on an upper floor and had ornate wood paneling around 5’ tall all the way around. My dad tore a lot of it out and cut it shorter to use in our living room. He also took some folding doors and our front door from that building. It had an old skeleton key. The old building also had another floor which was used as some sort of athletic club. I can’t remember exactly, but I think it included some courts for tennis or something, and an area with a kitchen. There was a storefront and also a lot of small lower rooms in a strange layout, up and down stairs. We used to go exploring there.

  • @ZIZTERGABRIELLA-hs8hp
    @ZIZTERGABRIELLA-hs8hp 4 місяці тому +12

    *MY BACK IS HURTING JUST FROM THINKING ABOUT THE MANUAL LABOR INVOLVED IN THE LAYING DOWN OF BRICK AND OR COBBLED STREETS*

    • @hawaiiguykailua6928
      @hawaiiguykailua6928 4 місяці тому

      It wouldn't have been done by manual labor I think, place is more like precision Legoland on steroids. Then again, who's to say any of this existed 10 years ago? Not like we can prove it did, only that we believe our current reality of it all?

  • @hawaiiguykailua6928
    @hawaiiguykailua6928 4 місяці тому +5

    Always fascinating. I looked into Rhyolite, Nevada a ghost town with cataclysmic building ruins of red brick core (2-3' thick or so) with granite or limestone facade inside and out. A mining city built by the Charles Schwab for that single year silver/gold mining boom of 1906😉. Appears he provided basements and interconnected tunnels with prism light panels in the concrete sidewalks too. If only he was a smarter investor and not went into debt building an electrified, plumbed, city without a purpose, reason or need, in the friggin desert😏

    • @user-pd7nz8mg2d
      @user-pd7nz8mg2d 4 місяці тому +2

      I have been there, forgot all about that until I just read your post. Thanks! Weird place.

  • @mikedrown2721
    @mikedrown2721 4 місяці тому +10

    Love your channel and I'm glad your cat came back home

  • @nyquil762
    @nyquil762 4 місяці тому +17

    Absolutely amazing. What the heck happen to the creators of these wonderful structures?Thank you.

    • @antonibertolacci7030
      @antonibertolacci7030 4 місяці тому +2

      You will definitely think that I’m mad ! 😜
      But I believe that the mud flood happened .! And they just left the slave planet !

    • @nyquil762
      @nyquil762 4 місяці тому +2

      @@antonibertolacci7030 Interesting, you may be right.

    • @angelac.6136
      @angelac.6136 4 місяці тому

      Well if your mad , so am I....I totally believe that is what happened and the ones that didn't , were thrown into the "asylums" because they knew the truth🧐😊​@@antonibertolacci7030

    • @futurescapeart
      @futurescapeart 4 місяці тому +3

      Well.. at the same time as we’re in this investigation into re-written history, we’re also discovering many other re-writings : from the micro scale of atomics, to medical sciences, our physics model, rediscovery of field dynamics & astrotheology, to the macro scale of universal plasma & electricity instead of the Big Bang science-fiction … to me, the implications are wide open, and I even wonder about the rapture and ascension themes encoded within their re-written religions. Clearly, the mystery within the 17-1800’s reset is hard to comprehend, and I’m not personally too surprised if we learn of phenomena that are either cosmic in origin, harnessed by man , or both, that brought about such worldwide shifts. With such a vastly occulted worldview, our current society has become believers in theories that are no less phenomenal then our previous worldview beliefs which have been subverted by secret-society influence of the world’s authoritative institutions.

    • @nyquil762
      @nyquil762 4 місяці тому +1

      @@futurescapeart Wow, you nailed it perfectly. Thank you.

  • @12TribesUnite
    @12TribesUnite 4 місяці тому +2

    After the Spanish cleared out the Jews in the 1500s many Synagogues were named "Maria Blanca". Meaning its a fresh start.. Interesting to also think about Casablanca in that regard.. Cheers and love mate
    ❤‍🔥

  • @DanTrustsTheFathersPlan
    @DanTrustsTheFathersPlan 4 місяці тому +11

    Outstanding work bro!

  • @davidwayne68
    @davidwayne68 4 місяці тому +7

    15:41 paintings in the dome. I imagine these were computer-made onto materials and then laid into place. Once in place, they would dry to this fine-looking artwork we assume is old and beautiful. Would viewing it up close reveal some clues? Or something completely different! Cheers

  • @ZIZTERGABRIELLA-hs8hp
    @ZIZTERGABRIELLA-hs8hp 4 місяці тому +10

    *THE ORPHAN TRAINS IN NORTH AMERICA, TRULY INTEREST ME, WHAT WITH I WAS FOUND ABANDONED AND NAKED AS A TODDLER, ON MARCH 6TH 1957, IN HOUSTON TEXAS, OR SO I WAS TOLD BY THOSE WORKING IN THE ORPHANAGE.*

    • @nyquil762
      @nyquil762 4 місяці тому +3

      Be well and I wish you success on your journey.

    • @yvonneollivier7088
      @yvonneollivier7088 4 місяці тому +5

      The orphan trains interest me too, but removed by two generations, so less personal trauma. My grandmother, mother's side, was an orphan train child, shipped out of Manhattan, NY to upper Michigan.
      We believe she remembered her own mother, because taken off the train, amongst the adoptive families gathered, she saw a woman who must have resembled her mother. She ran to that woman, clung to her skirts, and would not willingly let go, calling that woman, "Mama".
      The family that Grandma was initially designated for, allowed Grandma to be adopted by that other family instead. So she went to the woman who resembled her mother in appearance.
      Sadly, that family treated my grandmother like a servant, once they had "their own" children.
      My great aunt, visiting Grandma as an adult, would talk about "my mother". As a small child, I asked my mom why Loretta said "MY mother" instead of "OUR mother". That is when I learned that Gran was adopted.
      I was furious. I asked my mother why Grandma allowed it. "Why doesn't Grandma tell Loretta to get out?"
      Sigh. I would have done. Right out the door. But Grandma was maybe too good, too saintly. She forgave too much, where no thoughtfulness or remorse had appeared, IMO.

    • @nyquil762
      @nyquil762 4 місяці тому +3

      @yvonneollivier7088 Thank you for that thought provoking insight into real history. The orphan trains definitely hold some sort of key to what the heck happened back then. Thanks again.

    • @LadyLydia1000
      @LadyLydia1000 4 місяці тому +5

      My grandmother and her brother were sent on an orphan train from Nova Scotia to Alberta, to live with, supposedly, a relative. Your story is a pattern of what happened to my grandmother. We all grew up with a feeling that something was missing in our lives.

    • @whirlofbliss5925
      @whirlofbliss5925 4 місяці тому +2

      Good luck

  • @davidwayne68
    @davidwayne68 4 місяці тому +8

    Another top-quality old-world exploration, thanks!

  • @ouellettew45
    @ouellettew45 4 місяці тому +1

    I find your videos relaxing and learning! 👍 Great work 👍

  • @JerR22
    @JerR22 4 місяці тому

    Tons of that stuff everywhere, especially Michigan. Brick streets in caddilac along with a few nice brick buildings- churches now. Also saw a crazy looking steeple passing through Grand rapids.
    This vid feels more like your older ones, dig it. ✌️🧙‍♂️

  • @jbach2
    @jbach2 4 місяці тому +6

    Thank you for all of your hard work

  • @carlthacker570
    @carlthacker570 4 місяці тому +8

    When the Storm starts the drops start dropping
    .When the drops stop dropping
    the storm starts stopping

  • @sib923
    @sib923 4 місяці тому

    Yeh, spot on with the rewriting of historical narrative and the similarities/crossover of architectural styles from one city to another on any part of the world! Clearly the old tech and people wiped from us. Hopefully not completely though, Truthful knowledge is eternal!

  • @acimbobby
    @acimbobby 4 місяці тому +6

    It is all very similar building in all the major centers. People had religion, the masses. All from the one source really, just giving people a sort of freedom of belief. All controlled. Incredible what went down, only available to see on the web recently as people would never have connected the dots. Thanks for your research, very good. lol

  • @antonibertolacci7030
    @antonibertolacci7030 4 місяці тому +9

    Awesome video thanks ! ❤️🇦🇺
    Lies at the highest level !

  • @MegaTriumph1
    @MegaTriumph1 4 місяці тому +6

    I could spend a lot of time explaining myself that humans are not capable to create such an extraordinary building let alone all around the world. There is a lot to it to build a perfect building. I think about the intelligence, above humans and what would be the payoff for doing so much creating with such beauty. Why then would anyone want to burn it down. Some real complexities to consider.

    • @antonibertolacci7030
      @antonibertolacci7030 4 місяці тому +2

      Absolutely Man !
      The whole narrative dos work for me !

    • @nyquil762
      @nyquil762 4 місяці тому +4

      Agreed. These buildings are incredible. Who built these structures.

  • @Freesurfer688
    @Freesurfer688 4 місяці тому +6

    This is very interesting. Not sure, if I accept any idea or theory about the 'past'. I'm open to evidence. The history books tell us that there were different European empires, I'm assuming that they have their own building styles? Yet, the buildings throughout the World resemble the Baroque and Regency period with Neo-Classical designs as well. In other words, the styles are Universal which is very interesting, Also, you are right, if these are not rich areas, then the builders wouldn't have used plenty of money and resources, yet they are built so magnificently.

  • @ourmeltedreality8731
    @ourmeltedreality8731 4 місяці тому +1

    “The historical narrative batting 1000” great one liner 🤣. Nice cat (or cats now) story. Great video all around Chris.

  • @Boston_Shovinstuff
    @Boston_Shovinstuff 4 місяці тому +4

    I keep comming back to a question in my head . How did we have COUNTLESS cities with street cars/electric trollies technology , yet using horse and wagons "technology" right next to them ? It's a decent smoking gun for the research

  • @cheryl8572-e4j
    @cheryl8572-e4j 4 місяці тому

    Thank you for asking the right questions!
    Hopefully we’ll eventually come up with the right answers!

  • @dn744
    @dn744 4 місяці тому +4

    Very good 👍 😊

  • @random2829
    @random2829 4 місяці тому +4

    Stunning footage of Lansing. That was something I did not expect to see.

  • @bluevireo425
    @bluevireo425 4 місяці тому +2

    I was just listening to some street preaching in Bath England...and the buildings in the background look exactly like what is depicted at 5:09 with the slightly concave entrance way and large block construction...same designs...Anyway, so appreciate your channel, love the way you present. God bless you.

  • @LaraCross-lz2bv
    @LaraCross-lz2bv 4 місяці тому

    Check= "Palacio de las aguas" (Palace of The Waters) or "Museo del Agua" (Water Museum) in Argentina. 👋🤗

  • @soaring1
    @soaring1 4 місяці тому +2

    Great post! Thank you! I see antennas everywhere in those photos.

  • @bluevireo425
    @bluevireo425 4 місяці тому

    I'm pretty sure now after looking at a lot of 'Meltology' posts that what we think of as cobblestone roads...were originally smooth brick streets...The heat damaged some streets and structures...there are pictures of buildings transitioning from brick into cobble where the heat was highest..yet, they were so well built they held up! Though I am stuck out West now, I grew up in the East and tramped through many a wooded field lined with very, very old stone walls...Now I am beginning to also think that these walls may have been brick and all the mortar was melted out...but, not sure yet, have not investigated.

  • @babbleonfox
    @babbleonfox 4 місяці тому

    I've not been to Lansing. But again, as with all your research, I ask myself, how did we not notice and question this? Public school did an excellent job of removing all of our curiosity about where we live.
    2 cats is the purrrfect number!

  • @heidiesterholm2938
    @heidiesterholm2938 4 місяці тому

    Thank you. Who,what,where,why, and how? Who built these magnificent buildings. What did they use to build them? Where, obviously everywhere. Why didn't they tell us anything ? How did they keep us so stupid?

  • @shawnybee
    @shawnybee 4 місяці тому +3

    So glad to wake up to new video...

    • @oldworldex
      @oldworldex  4 місяці тому +2

      I decided to go with the 12 Am release thinking that it might accommodate other time zones as well.

    • @shawnybee
      @shawnybee 4 місяці тому +2

      ​@@oldworldexthank you for being brave enough to speak out even with all the people trying to discredit our research and make us look foolish

  • @MegaFrankgarcia
    @MegaFrankgarcia 4 місяці тому +3

    when I first started to research my own city I was wow'ed by the amount of cobblestone rd's there were, was, and are. Some streets still have the pavers exposed. But like you brought up, who layed these cobblestones? the Why is - paved roads. When was these paver laid, they would have been laid first. And most importantly, Where did these pavers come from..??? How often were they delivered? Where are the brick ovens that made these pavers, if locally made they would have been near a clay sources of some kind. If you look at things through the lens of a construction manager, the resources seems to be the big HOW?

    • @Eye_Exist
      @Eye_Exist 4 місяці тому

      very good point, been thinking the same. while laying a single cobblestone is of course very easy job, consider how many stones have to be laid for a single strip of road. and they are freaking everywhere. that amount of stones do not just pop into existence with the decision to build some road. and other thing, how terrible it is actually to drive with any type of wheels. i can imagine wooden cart wheels slipping and breaking off on it all the time. it shouldn't be for granted that you'd want a cobblestone road on your main street even if no asphalt was available.

    • @MegaFrankgarcia
      @MegaFrankgarcia 4 місяці тому

      @Eye_Exist I agree with you about driving a horse and cart over these cobblestone roads, especially going up hill in the rain. I think I found a clue a while back about this. I believe the inheritors covered these paver roads with dirt in order to have a smoother ride. As seen in some of your photos and the one I found. If you take the square area of a house and put that information into a brick calculator, it will give you astounding numbers. Great research!

    • @Eye_Exist
      @Eye_Exist 4 місяці тому

      @@MegaFrankgarcia this is probably also why they all adopted horse pulled street cars so quickly, because it was the only way horse carts could be driven in the city without need for constant repair. makes me think if this whole cobblestone thing was some kind of art form of the pre-reset people which they were able to use because their vehicles commonly flew. the tracks being a remnant from them, because not all vehicles flew and for the same reason their method of road based commuter transport was street trains, which was the only form of wheeled traffic on their cities. I mean, cobblestone is very nice to walk and it looks very good.

    • @kwanyin712
      @kwanyin712 25 днів тому +1

      The big questions for me are where did all the artisans come from? Who painted those frescoes like Michelangelo? And created the sculptures the top of those buildings? How did they get them up there? And all the minions required to build these buildings all over the world. Where did they come from?

  • @brianmac8260
    @brianmac8260 4 місяці тому

    Mr O'Higgins was in Chile too. Bernard O'Higgins that well known Portuguese guy. 😕

  • @lindalarkin4717
    @lindalarkin4717 4 місяці тому

    Thank you!!!

  • @theresa_lili
    @theresa_lili 4 місяці тому +4

    For such small populations, why did they need such wide roads as well as their buildings touching. I don't buy it. Look at old plot maps from the 1800s the lots don't give a reason for such closeness.

  • @LVSpeedweLL
    @LVSpeedweLL 4 місяці тому +1

    So injoying your amazing research; I’m looking at old buildings differently and just wish I could have shared some of this with my Dad, he was born in 1919. The time scale for building construction makes no sense. On a different note 🎵can you please tell me what the name of the exquisite piano music is in your opening, Thank you. Look forward to your next video 🙏🏼 glad your cat returned…Cats are like potato chips 🤭two are better than one.

    • @oldworldex
      @oldworldex  4 місяці тому +2

      thank you for this comment. The song is called Floating Mind. It's a stock music option on my recording program. I haven't been able to find much more info on it.

    • @LVSpeedweLL
      @LVSpeedweLL 4 місяці тому

      @@oldworldex 🙏🏼it sounds “old world” to me, matches well with your content; I kept thinking it was from back in the day.

  • @dreen7911
    @dreen7911 3 місяці тому +1

    The official narrative is out to lunch. You're totally on it

  • @user-pd7nz8mg2d
    @user-pd7nz8mg2d 4 місяці тому

    The number 1 on the cornerstone block @ 15:32 larger than the other numbers.

  • @oldworldmichigan705
    @oldworldmichigan705 4 місяці тому +3

    Hi OWE. Have you ever heard the story about how Marquette, MI was supposed to be the capital. It's got some old world building too

  • @woofmeow247
    @woofmeow247 4 місяці тому

    The world's seemingly highest-altitude city, 'El Alto' of Bolivia, has these same old-world architectures. But furthermore, also has the characteristic mud-flood lower level. How can that be, at such a high altitude? Another question I always have is, where are the residential architectures of the people who built the city architectures? Where did the populations live? What happened to the residential units?

  • @mrbeastfan7431
    @mrbeastfan7431 4 місяці тому

    🧱💚👍 so many new names in comments ! Nice !

  • @ignaciovecino
    @ignaciovecino Місяць тому

    Aren't we the wideworld civilization the old world is looking for? Aren't we looking for ourselves?

  • @curvebuster
    @curvebuster 4 місяці тому +1

    Same buildings in NZ

  • @peterplus2001
    @peterplus2001 4 місяці тому

    Argentina used to be incredibly wealthy even more so than citizens in the United States at that time.

  • @scottbaker-ScottyB
    @scottbaker-ScottyB 4 місяці тому

    Tartaria rising again !

  • @Carvello20
    @Carvello20 3 місяці тому

    I lost a cat like that, she never came home. I like to think she lost a fight with a car, nothing wrong with that.
    Michigan ha, they told us it was a shithole. Lansing - what is it famous for, something in the back of my mind knows the name from somewhere.

  • @nancyfarrell4791
    @nancyfarrell4791 4 місяці тому +1

    And where are all the stables?

  • @Dominic-tq6dw
    @Dominic-tq6dw 4 місяці тому +1

    Who, how and when... Was all of that constructed?

  • @mom2eando
    @mom2eando 4 місяці тому

    Man did the humans of the past ever get smashed!

  • @Eye_Exist
    @Eye_Exist 4 місяці тому +2

    it's simply amazing how each and every country on each and every continent shared this exact and extremely ornate and complex geometrical architectural style despite of being built often several hundred years apart from each other (most however at 1800's) and with sharing no authorial and very little educational connection with each other. it simply cannot be true. coincidences of that level do not happen. this alone me is the biggest fingerprint of the hidden overlords who rule everything behind the scenes and have ruled possibly for thousands of years through many resets.
    question! why do you keep referring to the pole ornaments as "energy tech"? what is this idea based on?

  • @johnloyd3996
    @johnloyd3996 3 місяці тому

    How old are we talking here? 1600s

  • @OolaHula
    @OolaHula 4 місяці тому +3

    This might be an unpopular opinion, but I wonder if the things Jesuits are responsible for, are commonly blamed on Jewish peoples?

    • @yvonneollivier7088
      @yvonneollivier7088 4 місяці тому +2

      Those at the power centers of sinister plans and doings always want to put forth another group as scapegoats/front men. To the extent that they are able to insert an agenda of control into the culture of the chosen scapegoats, they co-opt that people to their ends.
      Why choose to blacken Jews in particular with the controllers' crimes against humanity?
      I could ponder that all day. Both Jesuits and Jews are esteemed as dedicated scholars. Both claim respect due to a close relationship with the Creator. Both use texts and traditions from old times as "authoritative".
      Texts and oral teachings are easily corrupted and turned against the people.
      Scholars are not always what they're cracked up to be, as so many are academics with good memories and language skills, but they are not researchers or independent thinkers. Re-gurgitators, rather, of "truths" and teachings.
      And the living God is slandered all the time by those who want to pretend that God, according to text, is the reason for and commander of their crimes.
      Jewish people have most definitely been used by the controllers, who made their ideals of worship and obedience to the Creator into a political tool. The primary characteristic of the Jewish idea of God is that God is just. This has been largely negated by interested parties. Now, you find rabbis on both sides of that narrative.
      But propaganda and conditioning mechanisms have favored the factions sponsored by controllers, for a long time. This is a perversion of Judaism. Judaism is a relationship with God, a living God found in the heart and met with the whole soul. It is not supposed to be a political force, but a spiritual one.
      The Jesuits either were begun as servants of the controllers or were taken over almost immediately, and then used to infiltrate other groups. They operate like "spooks", the three-letter agencies, despite preceding those.
      That said, there may yet be priests who have no idea how nefarious that order is.
      After that ramble, I should at least answer your question with my own opinion. Yes, I think so.

    • @SkyeSage17
      @SkyeSage17 4 місяці тому

      I call the Je-suits
      the-suits. Men in black. The black robes are high wizards. Like our judges and priests. This is how the rhetoric stays indoctrinated.
      Our system is rigged against US
      Be blessed....

    • @panatypical
      @panatypical 4 місяці тому

      Some people say the Jesuits were created by Jewish people. How do ya like me now?

    • @OolaHula
      @OolaHula 4 місяці тому

      @@yvonneollivier7088 Brilliant summation thanks!

  • @mauimixer6040
    @mauimixer6040 4 місяці тому +2

    Sorry, I cannot go on. Thanks.
    I smell bull !

    • @nyquil762
      @nyquil762 4 місяці тому +3

      Do you mean this video is bull or our history is bull?

    • @cheryl8572-e4j
      @cheryl8572-e4j 4 місяці тому +2

      @@nyquil762Hopefully this person is referring to our history

  • @johnloyd3996
    @johnloyd3996 3 місяці тому

    Who created the Old World, the Romans?

  • @curvebuster
    @curvebuster 4 місяці тому

    🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

  • @foryou-ft8vf
    @foryou-ft8vf 4 місяці тому

    So what was the "previous civilization" you speak of. There seems to be enough evidence there was one, is there any evidence just what and who it was? I leave these types of videos convinced but the gnawing question remains.

  • @ZIZTERGABRIELLA-hs8hp
    @ZIZTERGABRIELLA-hs8hp 4 місяці тому +4

    ⁉️ *QUESTIONS* ⁉️
    *WHY BRICK STREETS, FROM WHAT I'VE LEARNED FROM "MY LUNCH BREAK", I SHOULD ALSO ASK. WERE THEY RED BRICKS* ⁉️ 🧱

    • @oldworldex
      @oldworldex  4 місяці тому +1

      Red bricks yes. even the ones that appear to be more like stone I believe were first red brick.. now heat damaged

  • @TontoBongRonto
    @TontoBongRonto 4 місяці тому

    Kitty hawk plane to WW1 fighter planes make no sense .