Blown Up, Abandoned & Left in Ruins - Part 1

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  • Опубліковано 18 лис 2024

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  • @josephschwerdtfeger3872
    @josephschwerdtfeger3872 Рік тому +3

    Thank you for your efforts good sir.. really enjoying your discoveries... makes you wonder how many castles are actually buried underneath us..🤔
    A lot of history around atl.. and the rest of the country for that matter...👍

  • @stevewhite7426
    @stevewhite7426 Рік тому +1

    It’s everywhere! I think I’m in homer’s Ithaca!

  • @zippyjer
    @zippyjer Рік тому +1

    Allright👍🏼

  • @muqeo
    @muqeo Рік тому +6

    thank you! excellent observations!!! looking forward to part two!
    A rambling unsolicited opinion:
    5:45 when this wording "free masonry" popped up I understood you're meaning "stone blocks (or buildings) free for the taking" which is possible
    it was the first real union of workers in the country, they had to protect their labor and wages in a burgeoning new land full of swindlers and bullshitters
    and they probably knew way too much about early America simply due to the nature of their work, and so they were turned into a secret society so the Great They would always have a ready class of people to call to work on these ancient things that they can trust to keep the secret
    imagine being an actual decent human being laboring mason in early America and joining a union called the Free Masons thinking it was a religious trade organization but was actually a government backed psy op worker trap that tricks you into loyalty bond rituals by mutual incrimination acts or scares you with the secret books of the Bible that only They have that says you have to help Them hide history... or if you're an amoral mason then the allure of being apart of an elite group, money and such, would be more than enough for you to go to meetings

  • @stevefinneran7566
    @stevefinneran7566 Рік тому +1

    Looks more like extremely heat damaged red brick structures to me.
    #Meltology

  • @law275
    @law275 Рік тому +6

    I've been thinking about graffiti as a distraction in recent years. Who are all these artists carrying loads of spray paint around....and spending money on it just to mark random ruins in the woods?!

    • @luckybabbit5286
      @luckybabbit5286 Рік тому

      They prob steal the paint and take a pic of their graffiti then reverse image search on google. Many are dumb kids who take credit online.

    • @keithbaker1951
      @keithbaker1951 Рік тому +1

      We see it in the " ancient cave drawings" as well. Just a distraction

    • @keithbaker1951
      @keithbaker1951 Рік тому +1

      The catacombs in France are covered in graffiti as well. But oddly enough they would have needed torch light in all these dark places yet we see no carbon buildup on any ceilings 😂 but the cave paintings are clear as can be

  • @michaeltreacy6356
    @michaeltreacy6356 Рік тому +1

    It just occurred to me yesterday how some ruins seem to be blasted to pieces to where one has no idea what they once were. While ancient warfare or natural catastrophe are certainly possibilities, so also is dynamite.

  • @Wyatt1314.
    @Wyatt1314. Рік тому

    Wow way to far out there & geologically unsound, obvious.