It’s really interesting how apparently architecture all over the world changed so abruptly after world war 2. And all the techniques of stone carving and fitting and the absolutely meticulous work that had been done up until then was supposedly all forgotten. In this modern post WW2 world nothing like this was ever built again. Since I was a kid walking around Manhattan New York I’ve always marveled at the fact that no one can ever build these magnificent stone buildings anymore.
I think your timeline is a bit off.. I don't think any of these structures were built any time after the civil war... maybe some.. but most of these have been standing since before then and we are being lied to about the vast civilization responsible for all of it
It WOULD be interesting if that would be what happened..but it wasn't. First of all it did not all happen after ww2..in fact modernism-movement has its roots in a long lasting movement in architecture that more and more reduced the ornaments and moved towards simpler structures. The First Bauhaus school was funded about the end of WW1. We can already see that trend in the Change from Barock to Classicism and neo-renaissance....so this is not some sudden change but a more than 200 years lasting movement. Many Classicist builders like Schinkel already considered more simpler buildings and a lack of ornamentation modern...and that was in the 18th century. So Pillars and Ornaments didn't went out of fashion over night. All in all we can call the modernist movement a swing back of the pendulum. The 18-20th century were defined by revival styles..but Industrialization and social change as well as the rise of technology as the new god made way for a new philosophy...a philosophy wannabe researchers don't wanna talk about because it would destroy their little fantasy stories. The basic idea of modernism is form follows function..so you don't add extra elements for decoration..you only use the elements you need anyway. Thats how we get the slim, purist buildings of today. Design is not done with ornaments and towers but with the general shape of the building or materials used. The other basic idea is authenticity...and that was the nail in the coffin for the revival styles. Buildings are not supposed to look like buildings from other time periods but rather be representations of the latest technological progress...thats why we stopped building stuff that is supposed to look like medieval castles, or Roman temples or Renaissance palaces. The thing people from today keep forgetting that the things that for US seem beatiful and comforting were seen as oldfashioned and boring by the people of the mid of that century..not to forget the fact that many of those old-stlyes were associated with old-fashioned political systems. And we musn't forget the economic factor: those buildings are cheaper to built...and building projects had to be much bigger because the rise of population...and also since most were done by developers...who wanted to maximize their revenue...adding expensive art-work to buildings became less popular. -
"And all the techniques of stone carving and fitting and the absolutely meticulous work that had been done up until then was supposedly all forgotten" Nothing had been forgotten..but the people didn't WANT or NEED to use those techniques anymore..because if you just built a house with empty walls..than you don't need anyone carving ornaments. So yes...many things were only done by a small number of people...the same way we only have a handful of people today who can make Plate-Armor or hunt Elephants with spears or, organize book keeping without computers, or repairing old-fashioned steam-engines, or preserve food without a freezer, make Baroque-Style clothing....things that are not in demand or out of fashion often have less people who master those methods. Ask your local taylor to make you the dress of Louis IVX...and I bet he will run into trouble. But that isn't because some reset happened but simply because those things weren't in demand. - "In this modern post WW2 world nothing like this was ever built again. " Yeah..and in the 17th century nothing like the 9th century was built. Styles change. Also..that is not true. We did built most of the new buildings in the styles that were fashionable at that time...but we also rebuilt a lot of buildings destoryed in the war. Almost all "old world" stuff you see in Germany has been rebuilt. My city just recently in 2021 re-built its Renaissance City castle...Dresden Rebuilt most of its inner city...so we STILL have some people who can built like that..but as I said..they are experts and not people who produce buildings for the general market. - So saying that we CAN'T built like that is wrong..but we don't do it because most people don't want it. -
I was just in Manhattan for first time 2 week’s ago! Hated it! No offense to anyone. The trees on the few buildings were a great idea, Alinghi with gardens! Much of this elaborate architecture was done before income tax had started. So...there was more cash to build the cities & lots of labor from all the many immigrants who came here. I read elsewhere that the buildings/columns in Italy were made of a mixture of about 16 things. I cannot remember, though, if there is 1 man left who knows what it is! I think that is how some of their amazing art pieces were, also, made, but that’s just a guess, considering the complexity of some of those beautiful art pieces! Brilliant! - Cynthia
Excellent exploration again…one shackle at a time!😂 I’m traveling in Bali and I spotted a turret, right out of old world Holland. I guess the fire ran out of gas. It even had the tech. They have a fantastic canal system here too that wasn’t organically “grown.” The old world is literally everywhere!
Holy moly Chris. I live 45 mins from Belfast and it was magnificent of you to cover a place in Ireland. From 5,000 miles away you can see straight thru the illusion 99% cannot see on this island. My best mate lives in Belfast, 4 mins walk from city hall and i've recently sent him your content. Wait till he sees this video! Get ready to gain plenty of new fans in Oireland. Amazing, top notch work Chris, as always. Your jab at the history channel was a knockout punch mate, we are lucky to have all found your channel. Thank you brother.
Love your work. So much in fact that I'm going to explore starting my own channel to share these fascinating old world structures. My eyes are now wide open. I live in Metro Detroit and NEVER knew what I was looking at. It is EVERYWHERE in Michigan. And beyond. Great work going on here. I'm super fascinated who really built these AMAZING buildings.
I can’t wait to see this video! I just watched your one of Old World Springfield, Massachusetts! I LOVED it! I’m going to watch your one on Holyoke tomorrow! I was born there & spent a good amount of time there! Thanks for such great quality photos/postcards! I do have a calendar from the Holyoke Centennial showing many old buildings & I had a few postcards & a small brochure on Elizur Holyoke & his wife! I have a plate that has many of Holyoke’s best landmarks painted on it! I only got to see the ruins of the castle as a child. I had photos somewhere of the restaurant on top of Mount Tom before it burned down & the cable cars which carried passengers up & down! Fascinating stuff!
Interesting cue from the imagery in your edit Chris : ( approx @07:15 ) the H emblem of the history channel , encoded ‘pillars’ of the masonic system ) .. directly after you flashed the check board floor scene on the screen .. nice one
I live in a smaller city northewest of dc and baltimore. We had a beautiful old world theatre. I used to work there. They said it was structuralky unsound (ha) and then....there was a FIRE. They rebuilt it. Now its ugly square concrete type building. Then the library. Then, one by one, tearing down, burning, defacing. Our courthouse is the only building not completely defaced. Its definitely roman style columns rtc but modernized about 15 yrs ago.
Yo man, your doing an awesome job, I look forward to your videos! I grew up in Fairbanks, Alaska and then Portland Oregon, Yet, I'm in Australia so its nice to hear a familiar accent as well.
damn..its weird, im from south africa and i found recently that there's smilar if not the exact architecture all over our nearest cities.. the narrative in south africa says that there was and still were hotels, hospitals, electricity, city halls, post offices, gas and electric cars and more back in the 1800s when south africas population boasted a maximum of only 3000, yes three thousand, now theres 59 million people in SA . NEVER HAVE I SEEN them build like that ..ever ...
I dig it, even the court houses. The “first court house” here in Alaska, any of them, so strikingly similar to those everywhere else. I didn’t think so, I was thinking there’s a connection between the larger cities but no up here cause we’re the last area to be taken over by the US. But nope same kinda buildings. There were a larger number of us here before folks started rushing up for gold and all
Visit Victoria Park London. There you'll find French Protestant Hospital (Mossbourne Victoria Park, South Hackney Upper School, and nearby Old Columbia Market, Bethnal Green. The whole area is full of old buildings, or new buildings replacing old ones torn down.
Run all of the data given about a particular building through chat gpt. The guy from "my lunch break", did and the results were incredible, completely destroying the false narratives given about these old, old world structures.
First time watching this channel and 7 minutes in and he’s insinuated a lot about Freemasons and the globe earth. I like were this is going and I am now subbed
20:07. In fact, we can get a bit more on Milawukee, finding "Chicago architect Henry Ives Cobb submitted the competition’s winning design. But a political controversy led to the final selection of the design of local architect Henry C. Koch in March 1892. Groundbreaking began in June of the following year". And we are again told that the bulding was being occupied by late 1895, so just over 2 years to get it all done... So we went from Henry Cobb to Henry Koch ... they couldn't even be bothered to think up a different-sounding name!!!
I live near Jersey City and was actually a cop in its county for a long while.... there's TONS of OLD WORLD & OCCULT HISTORY still standing in JC and its surrounding towns like Hoboken... The lies become far more clear there... Another city with TONS of old world still standing is Passaic NJ which I currently live much closer to... I recently filmed a half dozen mud flood old world magnificent buildings in Passaic and am glad to share... lmk
Just got back from exploring Europe taking in most of the major cities. Great idea to focus on one type of building because you can see the similarities, and the logistics are mind boggling. Vienna has excellent buildings and the Town Hall is amazing. They try to hide it behind big, big trees and they even had a concert structure out front so my photos have to be cropped. Please do more of these videos, like Cathedrals, Opera Houses, Courthouses, Asylums - our world was unified once, including the new countries, Canada, USA, New Zealand and Australia where they would not look out of place in Europe
Yet another awesome presentation, your efforts to awaken people are much appreciated! I watch most of the usual suspects in this field regularly, you are one of my favorites, love the laid back style. Definitely would love more coverage of Europe... One love!
FYI: I Just wanted to alert you to a building pic I saw that didn't appear in your show about Pittsburgh. It showed the ruins of a building with a dome and roman columns. They claimed it was taken down after a fire and I think they said it was the former library or such. There were rocks strewn all around the site. 19th century photo, by appearances. It resembles a very famous roman structure that is around today.
Thanks for all you do...over and over you deliver sensible and clear information and amazing photos! Just ordered you books to share this topic with my brother!
I believe these structures were powered by free energy sources. When they abolished the free energy devices, these buildings were too expensive to maintain on petroleum products.
'History' seems always to follow this modus operandi: an effort toward high detail given to some pedestrian element / fade to black where one most wants to look.
Can you do a video on the Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi. The construction dates given are sketchy. It’s purported to have been originally built as a meeting place for the sheikh of the time( which equals 33 in Pythagorean gematria).
I keep wondering about the Lion decking so many of these old world buildings....everywhere..."The Lion of Judah"...In the Bible Jesus as well as David and all the Martyred Saints will reign. It does make one wonder, especially as Solomon had Lions on both sides of his throne and on the 6 steps leading to his throne 12 on the stairs. 1Kings 10:19-20 ...Anyway, love your videos and the contemplative way you present your information.
I wonder if the Twelve Tribes of Israel could be related to the Godly builders sent over the world to build these structures of various styles and sizes ?
If you know, you know 🤷♂️ Not possible unlimited resources and god-level artistry was ubiquitous at that time. No books or colleges exist to teach this army of master craftsmen how to do all this with donkeys and carts
It's almost funny, the tale of the mud donkey folk is what they gave us, and for the most part it went over, except for the fact that it's anything but, funny.
When the say the cornerstone was layed, it's my understanding that's a tipoff that there are the physical remains of fallen angels (demons) buried within the cornerstones of a lot of these structures. In my opinion, of course... Ancient Mystery channel covers this theory.
The deeper we explore into the barely-visible record of the cityscapes across the continent in the 1800’s , the more pathetic the demolitions of these structures becomes : obvious (😅 and my ipad just tried to auto-correct “obvious” as “a virus” …. 😮 )
I think supposed function of these amazing buildings would be great. Libraries, museums, colleges, etc. Do you think the purpose of this cognitive dissonance narrative is to effectively keep us all in an Mk ultra style self imposed mind prison? Thank you so much for all you do. Really brilliant work, my friend!
Yes I have heard them say that buildings and the alleged Indian mounds were alrealdy here when their ancestors got to this continent. You can watch one of them being interviewed at Now You See TV you tube channel about 7 years old just you tube search now you see TV interview native American Christian. They also said they knew about Jesus alrealdy when Christians first tried to tell them these stories they alrealdy knew. Their are 2 interviews and I think each are about 2 hours long.
Showed my uncle tartaria and showed him the cia doc proof and said ‘i don’t believe it… they got rid of those buildings because they were not up to fireproof code 😂” Whenever you show those plugged into the matrix anything of truth they always retort ‘why would they do that’ and when I also proved that lee harvey oswald didnt sho0t jfk, he said ‘ballistics dont matter, unless they find the gun.. maybe he used multiple different guns’ 😂😂😂 Matrix agents crack me up
@@oldworldex i showed the tartarian stuff first, showed him the google wiki results “pseudoscientific landmass conspiracy “ and then showed him the results on yandex, with proof of the revisionist history in the cia doc that was released in 1999 and he still didn’t budge lol
Yep , good insight to the mason controllers agenda, spoiled rotten inheritance elite games. Spartan red channel, our melted reality channel, tartarian meltdown channel, show castle s melted into mountains, red brick buildings and tunnels melted into rock, u will start to notice the black heat damage also, yellow bricks could b heat damaged red brick also?
It’s really interesting how apparently architecture all over the world changed so abruptly after world war 2. And all the techniques of stone carving and fitting and the absolutely meticulous work that had been done up until then was supposedly all forgotten. In this modern post WW2 world nothing like this was ever built again. Since I was a kid walking around Manhattan New York I’ve always marveled at the fact that no one can ever build these magnificent stone buildings anymore.
I think your timeline is a bit off.. I don't think any of these structures were built any time after the civil war... maybe some.. but most of these have been standing since before then and we are being lied to about the vast civilization responsible for all of it
@@flojotube What would be the evidence that most of those structures were built prior to the civil war?
It WOULD be interesting if that would be what happened..but it wasn't.
First of all it did not all happen after ww2..in fact modernism-movement has its roots in a long lasting movement in architecture that more and more reduced the ornaments and moved towards simpler structures. The First Bauhaus school was funded about the end of WW1. We can already see that trend in the Change from Barock to Classicism and neo-renaissance....so this is not some sudden change but a more than 200 years lasting movement. Many Classicist builders like Schinkel already considered more simpler buildings and a lack of ornamentation modern...and that was in the 18th century.
So Pillars and Ornaments didn't went out of fashion over night.
All in all we can call the modernist movement a swing back of the pendulum. The 18-20th century were defined by revival styles..but Industrialization and social change as well as the rise of technology as the new god made way for a new philosophy...a philosophy wannabe researchers don't wanna talk about because it would destroy their little fantasy stories.
The basic idea of modernism is form follows function..so you don't add extra elements for decoration..you only use the elements you need anyway. Thats how we get the slim, purist buildings of today. Design is not done with ornaments and towers but with the general shape of the building or materials used.
The other basic idea is authenticity...and that was the nail in the coffin for the revival styles. Buildings are not supposed to look like buildings from other time periods but rather be representations of the latest technological progress...thats why we stopped building stuff that is supposed to look like medieval castles, or Roman temples or Renaissance palaces. The thing people from today keep forgetting that the things that for US seem beatiful and comforting were seen as oldfashioned and boring by the people of the mid of that century..not to forget the fact that many of those old-stlyes were associated with old-fashioned political systems. And we musn't forget the economic factor: those buildings are cheaper to built...and building projects had to be much bigger because the rise of population...and also since most were done by developers...who wanted to maximize their revenue...adding expensive art-work to buildings became less popular.
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"And all the techniques of stone carving and fitting and the absolutely meticulous work that had been done up until then was supposedly all forgotten"
Nothing had been forgotten..but the people didn't WANT or NEED to use those techniques anymore..because if you just built a house with empty walls..than you don't need anyone carving ornaments.
So yes...many things were only done by a small number of people...the same way we only have a handful of people today who can make Plate-Armor or hunt Elephants with spears or, organize book keeping without computers, or repairing old-fashioned steam-engines, or preserve food without a freezer, make Baroque-Style clothing....things that are not in demand or out of fashion often have less people who master those methods.
Ask your local taylor to make you the dress of Louis IVX...and I bet he will run into trouble. But that isn't because some reset happened but simply because those things weren't in demand.
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"In this modern post WW2 world nothing like this was ever built again. "
Yeah..and in the 17th century nothing like the 9th century was built.
Styles change.
Also..that is not true. We did built most of the new buildings in the styles that were fashionable at that time...but we also rebuilt a lot of buildings destoryed in the war.
Almost all "old world" stuff you see in Germany has been rebuilt. My city just recently in 2021 re-built its Renaissance City castle...Dresden Rebuilt most of its inner city...so we STILL have some people who can built like that..but as I said..they are experts and not people who produce buildings for the general market.
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So saying that we CAN'T built like that is wrong..but we don't do it because most people don't want it.
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I was just in Manhattan for first time 2 week’s ago! Hated it! No offense to anyone. The trees on the few buildings were a great idea, Alinghi with gardens! Much of this elaborate architecture was done before income tax had started. So...there was more cash to build the cities & lots of labor from all the many immigrants who came here.
I read elsewhere that the buildings/columns in Italy were made of a mixture of about 16 things. I cannot remember, though, if there is 1 man left who knows what it is! I think that is how some of their amazing art pieces were, also, made, but that’s just a guess, considering the complexity of some of those beautiful art pieces! Brilliant! - Cynthia
Those horse and buggie mud hut living people were amazing builders.
I love how the guy with "My Lunch Break" channel calls them "Donkies Incorporated", lol. 😆
@@janamcq.3713 lol me too🤣🤣🤣
Excellent exploration again…one shackle at a time!😂 I’m traveling in Bali and I spotted a turret, right out of old world Holland. I guess the fire ran out of gas. It even had the tech. They have a fantastic canal system here too that wasn’t organically “grown.” The old world is literally everywhere!
Holy moly Chris.
I live 45 mins from Belfast and it was magnificent of you to cover a place in Ireland. From 5,000 miles away you can see straight thru the illusion 99% cannot see on this island. My best mate lives in Belfast, 4 mins walk from city hall and i've recently sent him your content. Wait till he sees this video! Get ready to gain plenty of new fans in Oireland. Amazing, top notch work Chris, as always. Your jab at the history channel was a knockout punch mate, we are lucky to have all found your channel. Thank you brother.
So do I.
Amazing. How can someone NOT question these coincidences
Love your work. So much in fact that I'm going to explore starting my own channel to share these fascinating old world structures. My eyes are now wide open. I live in Metro Detroit and NEVER knew what I was looking at. It is EVERYWHERE in Michigan. And beyond. Great work going on here. I'm super fascinated who really built these AMAZING buildings.
If you do, I'd love to have you on the channel for a chat some time!
You always present fascinating research.
Thank you 🙏
I appreciate that thank you.
I'm in Vancouver BC, and I see the old-world buildings everywhere...as you covered in the other video. I am like...how can people not notice this??
Clocks were everywhere! I would love to see more about the clocks and antique interior clocks.
I can’t wait to see this video! I just watched your one of Old World Springfield, Massachusetts! I LOVED it! I’m going to watch your one on Holyoke tomorrow! I was born there & spent a good amount of time there! Thanks for such great quality photos/postcards! I do have a calendar from the Holyoke Centennial showing many old buildings & I had a few postcards & a small brochure on Elizur Holyoke & his wife! I have a plate that has many of Holyoke’s best landmarks painted on it! I only got to see the ruins of the castle as a child. I had photos somewhere of the restaurant on top of Mount Tom before it burned down & the cable cars which carried passengers up & down! Fascinating stuff!
Interesting cue from the imagery in your edit Chris : ( approx @07:15 ) the H emblem of the history channel , encoded ‘pillars’ of the masonic system ) .. directly after you flashed the check board floor scene on the screen .. nice one
I live in a smaller city northewest of dc and baltimore. We had a beautiful old world theatre. I used to work there. They said it was structuralky unsound (ha) and then....there was a FIRE. They rebuilt it. Now its ugly square concrete type building. Then the library. Then, one by one, tearing down, burning, defacing. Our courthouse is the only building not completely defaced. Its definitely roman style columns rtc but modernized about 15 yrs ago.
banger of an episode friend. peace.
Yo man, your doing an awesome job, I look forward to your videos!
I grew up in Fairbanks, Alaska and then Portland Oregon, Yet, I'm in Australia so its nice to hear a familiar accent as well.
Awesome video OWN!! Thank you for sharing your exploration with us.
The long term implications of Wikipedia are terrifying, I agree …. INCREDIBLE research like always, glorious buildings, thanks Chris 🙏🙏🍻
very 1984 isn't it. Thank you..
damn..its weird, im from south africa and i found recently that there's smilar if not the exact architecture all over our nearest cities.. the narrative in south africa says that there was and still were hotels, hospitals, electricity, city halls, post offices, gas and electric cars and more back in the 1800s when south africas population boasted a maximum of only 3000, yes three thousand, now theres 59 million people in SA . NEVER HAVE I SEEN them build like that ..ever ...
South Africa has some amazing architecture.
I dig it, even the court houses. The “first court house” here in Alaska, any of them, so strikingly similar to those everywhere else. I didn’t think so, I was thinking there’s a connection between the larger cities but no up here cause we’re the last area to be taken over by the US. But nope same kinda buildings. There were a larger number of us here before folks started rushing up for gold and all
I noticed the Vienna City Hall had a pipe organ.
Odd that!
I like that you broke down the structures to their purpose, great for seeing patterns. Thank you.
Great video, Mr. Old World! I would love to see one on the City Halls of Europe, too. 🙂
Noted!
Visit Victoria Park London. There you'll find French Protestant Hospital (Mossbourne Victoria Park, South Hackney Upper School, and nearby Old Columbia Market, Bethnal Green. The whole area is full of old buildings, or new buildings replacing old ones torn down.
A video on HOW these could have been built from a practical point of view would be interesting.
Run all of the data given about a particular building through chat gpt.
The guy from "my lunch break", did and the results were incredible, completely destroying the false narratives given about these old, old world structures.
Terra Haute Indiana has a beautiful one that has been stripped of all it's spire's but it is still very impressive.
@10.49. That is AWESOME. in the defining.... peace.
The dates of the "construction" of Texas courthouses are not in alignment with the population at the time they were "built".
Awesome video and channel brother. Thank you.
Much appreciated
Should look at old world australia and post offices.
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I think this is the vanilla skies photo shopping seen in a lot of old world photos
Yes, a video of the city halls of Europe would be great.
First time watching this channel and 7 minutes in and he’s insinuated a lot about Freemasons and the globe earth. I like were this is going and I am now subbed
Welcome aboard!
20:07. In fact, we can get a bit more on Milawukee, finding "Chicago architect Henry Ives Cobb submitted the competition’s winning design. But a political controversy led to the final selection of the design of local architect Henry C. Koch in March 1892. Groundbreaking began in June of the following year". And we are again told that the bulding was being occupied by late 1895, so just over 2 years to get it all done...
So we went from Henry Cobb to Henry Koch ... they couldn't even be bothered to think up a different-sounding name!!!
Thank you Sid..
I live near Jersey City and was actually a cop in its county for a long while.... there's TONS of OLD WORLD & OCCULT HISTORY still standing in JC and its surrounding towns like Hoboken... The lies become far more clear there... Another city with TONS of old world still standing is Passaic NJ which I currently live much closer to... I recently filmed a half dozen mud flood old world magnificent buildings in Passaic and am glad to share... lmk
love to have you on anytime. Email me if you're interested.
I am so sick of all the lies they tell us and the destruction they cause !!!
Peace love and happiness to all
Just got back from exploring Europe taking in most of the major cities. Great idea to focus on one type of building because you can see the similarities, and the logistics are mind boggling. Vienna has excellent buildings and the Town Hall is amazing. They try to hide it behind big, big trees and they even had a concert structure out front so my photos have to be cropped. Please do more of these videos, like Cathedrals, Opera Houses, Courthouses, Asylums - our world was unified once, including the new countries, Canada, USA, New Zealand and Australia where they would not look out of place in Europe
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Welcome...much appreciate the kind words..
Yet another awesome presentation, your efforts to awaken people are much appreciated! I watch most of the usual suspects in this field regularly, you are one of my favorites, love the laid back style. Definitely would love more coverage of Europe... One love!
It's definitely enough, thank you for taking the time to share these things you have found!
My pleasure..thanks for taking the time to watch.
All these revival buildings are not revivals. They're originals.
people defending the dystopia saying anything is worth for keeping the peace and society
me reminding them that never say 'anything' to the devil
Nice one as always
Thank you! Cheers!
FYI: I Just wanted to alert you to a building pic I saw that didn't appear in your show about Pittsburgh. It showed the ruins of a building with a dome and roman columns. They claimed it was taken down after a fire and I think they said it was the former library or such. There were rocks strewn all around the site. 19th century photo, by appearances. It resembles a very famous roman structure that is around today.
The Pantheon
Being from Pittsburgh what building are you speaking of?
I need to do a Pittsburgh part 2. I have had an overflow file now for a while.
@@lisajohnson1068 I lost track of it. Usually, I do screen caps. I will try to do another search, if interested. Good looking gal, btw.
Thanks for all you do...over and over you deliver sensible and clear information and amazing photos! Just ordered you books to share this topic with my brother!
Thank you so much. I appreciate it!
I believe these structures were powered by free energy sources. When they abolished the free energy devices, these buildings were too expensive to maintain on petroleum products.
'History' seems always to follow this modus operandi: an effort toward high detail given to some pedestrian element / fade to black where one most wants to look.
I still can't believe our parliament building was built when they said in Winnipeg.
Hancock county indiana courthouse needs an episode
Can you do a video on the Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi. The construction dates given are sketchy. It’s purported to have been originally built as a meeting place for the sheikh of the time( which equals 33 in Pythagorean gematria).
I keep wondering about the Lion decking so many of these old world buildings....everywhere..."The Lion of Judah"...In the Bible Jesus as well as David and all the Martyred Saints will reign. It does make one wonder, especially as Solomon had Lions on both sides of his throne and on the 6 steps leading to his throne 12 on the stairs. 1Kings 10:19-20 ...Anyway, love your videos and the contemplative way you present your information.
thank you..
Bay city rollers!
I wonder if the Twelve Tribes of Israel could be related to the Godly builders sent over the world to build these structures of various styles and sizes ?
🧱💚👍 nice man ! Hopefully ppl open there eyes ! 👍😂
it's a slow grind...
If you know, you know 🤷♂️ Not possible unlimited resources and god-level artistry was ubiquitous at that time. No books or colleges exist to teach this army of master craftsmen how to do all this with donkeys and carts
I love your piano music! What is the name of it?
Loved this one! Question, so in your opinion, does this mean that the 'Cowboy days' (like Bonanza and Gunsmoke} didn't exist at all?
Hollywood fiction imho.
American antiquarian great resource.. Library of congress ...state online archives.. alot of photos of buildings before they were built. funny huh.
It's almost funny, the tale of the mud donkey folk is what they gave us, and for the most part it went over, except for the fact that it's anything but, funny.
I enjoy your content. Well done. Maybe work on your speach, the delivery. Project it more. Cheers.
I'll work on my 'speach' if you work on your spelling? deal? lol
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Just your average City Hall, you know.
I have complied files on Australian buildings I'd like to share with you. How can I send them to you
oldworldexplorations@gmail.com
are there any architectural drawings for any of these buildings in existance
When the say the cornerstone was layed, it's my understanding that's a tipoff that there are the physical remains of fallen angels (demons) buried within the cornerstones of a lot of these structures.
In my opinion, of course...
Ancient Mystery channel covers this theory.
😊
The deeper we explore into the barely-visible record of the cityscapes across the continent in the 1800’s , the more pathetic the demolitions of these structures becomes : obvious (😅 and my ipad just tried to auto-correct “obvious” as “a virus” …. 😮 )
alot of the old world pctures there is a ladder on the roof ?
L🫶🏻VE from Germany
I think supposed function of these amazing buildings would be great. Libraries, museums, colleges, etc.
Do you think the purpose of this cognitive dissonance narrative is to effectively keep us all in an Mk ultra style self imposed mind prison?
Thank you so much for all you do. Really brilliant work, my friend!
Yes I think the narrative relies on us remaining programmed to their illusion.
879 million of em
Did the native Americans ever talk about the buildings?
Yes I have heard them say that buildings and the alleged Indian mounds were alrealdy here when their ancestors got to this continent. You can watch one of them being interviewed at Now You See TV you tube channel about 7 years old just you tube search now you see TV interview native American Christian. They also said they knew about Jesus alrealdy when Christians first tried to tell them these stories they alrealdy knew. Their are 2 interviews and I think each are about 2 hours long.
any construction photos?? no?? okay!! we cant be fooled
Hey Wichita
To cut rock you need diamond tools
what's the website? it's not on screen and I cant quite understand what you're saying
oops. Can't believe I didn't provide the link. It's there now. cardcow.com.
You forgot Canada ..lol. ..
thanks for reminding me... I almost threw Toronto in there. I save me Canadian stuff for the Canuckleheads broadcast ;)
@@oldworldex I'm in Toronto.
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The narratives are super stinky, Cheers!
Showed my uncle tartaria and showed him the cia doc proof and said ‘i don’t believe it… they got rid of those buildings because they were not up to fireproof code 😂”
Whenever you show those plugged into the matrix anything of truth they always retort ‘why would they do that’ and when I also proved that lee harvey oswald didnt sho0t jfk, he said ‘ballistics dont matter, unless they find the gun.. maybe he used multiple different guns’ 😂😂😂 Matrix agents crack me up
I guess if you can't get past the Oswald story, the old world mystery has no chance of unravelling..
@@oldworldex i showed the tartarian stuff first, showed him the google wiki results “pseudoscientific landmass conspiracy “ and then showed him the results on yandex, with proof of the revisionist history in the cia doc that was released in 1999 and he still didn’t budge lol
To even try and pretend these were originally built to be random "City Halls" for populations of 20K is laugh out loud hilarious.
All at least 1000 yrs old...built by rephaim
Yep , good insight to the mason controllers agenda, spoiled rotten inheritance elite games. Spartan red channel, our melted reality channel, tartarian meltdown channel, show castle s melted into mountains, red brick buildings and tunnels melted into rock, u will start to notice the black heat damage also, yellow bricks could b heat damaged red brick also?
de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamburger_Rathaus
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