I'm a carpenter. I've studied the mud flood and tartaria and the geology showing melted structures. Your research and reasoning is spot on, thank you for sharing.
I live 90 miles from Walla Walla. I've been there many times. Every time I'm there they are renovating some old building down town. They are building a new courthouse in my town, Lewiston Idaho and tearing down the old one as soon as the new glass box is built. The old courthouse was supposed built in 1889. It has marble floors and walls and I'm not sure the exterior. I need to get down there and take some videos before it's gone!
I lived in walla walla for a time with my husband after we moved from Alaska with the intention of settling in Idaho where my mom was born. I found a pioneer cemetery while wandering through nearby Milton freewater Oregon, and there I also found mountains at the end of a dirt road that had old statues carved from stone. I wish I could share the pictures here. The statues looked chinese or Tibetan. There are old masonic lodges and buildings all over in the middle of nowhere throughout that part of Washington as well.
My son, too, lived in Walla Walla, I am a student of the Southern Oregon Wine Institute in Umpqua Valley Oregon. We were taught " Walla Walla " Has an amazing " AVA " American Viticulture Association in that area that grows amazing grapes as well as the BEST apples in America. I would love to visit and see these places you refer to! Thank you for your insightful comment, may God bless you and yours!
Wow! That's really exciting information. Thank you for sharing it with us. Maybe someone who has seen that location will see your comment and has photos and/or more information.❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing. Our biggest problem is the stronghold poop in the sonic lounges. That is why they're handing glove with their masters in the Illuminati.
My hometown of Clinton Indiana is very similar to Walla Walla. Tons of mud flooded buildings, street car rails, red brick roads. Lots of Italian immigrants settled there to work in the coal mines. The population was also extremely small to have the amount of old world buildings. There was also a "great fire" in Clinton in the early 1900s (I think) they also had a newspaper way back when. which I thought was weird due to the size of the town. Even weirder, Im pretty sure there are towns like this everywhere! Thanks for your hard work. Appreciate you!
I played college basketball in walla walla for two years and grew up not too far away. I was just talking to my brother about the Boyer bank last weekend when I visited him there. All of Main Street and down town is amazing. In college I painted some old world houses in a neighborhood not far from downtown while working my summer job. Loved the video.
A beautiful town, I live in Yakima now, the "New" Yakima that is. We moved our old town 4 miles west as apparently the train couldn't stop fast enough or some ridiculous reason. But we were smart enough to build an opium city beneath the new downtown with red brick, then buried it so nobody would know for decades to come😂
Walla Walla is now getting attention and promoting "new" wineries. They actually look very old to me. Look at Maryhill to the west towards Portland. Very interesting 'story'. And close to it is Washington's 'Stonehenge'. Continue on to The Dalles with it's underground. The Columbia Gorge is filled with Old World structures. Love your channel/research, looking forward to your book!
There’s also a full “underground city” under all of downtown walla walla. Most downtown building have entrances to it or did and they have been blocked off. Look into the history of Pendelton Oregon also. They are known for their underground tunnels that you can still do tours of today
I have a friend in IT that has been through a bunch of underground walla walla working on infrastructure and stuff and says they are very cool and very creepy.
I live about an hour away from Galveston TX and have looked into the architecture there. I found quite alot of old world buildings and houses. Would love for you to do a video on Galveston. They had the trolly cars and electric poles just like every other city. I was really surprised to see that in Galveston but the photos dont lie. Keep up the good work
Greetings from Northeast oregon. This is generally speaking in my neck of the woods. Pendleton and LaGrande Oregon are also chock full of Old World building structures and other interesting artifacts. Complete with underground tunnels.
My boss owns some of the buildings in Pendleton. His partner Just remodeled the odd fellows there. I live that way. Worked on the buildings and underground
I’ve noticed on Google Earth that some eastern parts of Washington state look like they’ve been utterly devastated by directed energy. The landscape is covered with Lichtenburg patterns resembling electrical burn patterns. I think it was a judgment event from the Creator.
Regarding Odd Fellows: The historic command of the Odd Fellow is to “visit the sick, relieve the distressed, bury the dead and educate the orphan.” IMO This sounds like they were formed in response to the cataclysm.
Or, they were part of the pre cataclysm team and in charge of parts of the re-education and distribution of "orphans", which sounds way more ominous, but sadly, closer to a truth imo.
another great presentation Chris, you are one of my faves in the Alt history field due to your chill observations... love the vibe here , thanks and praises... all we know is that we don't know and that we do know that ((they)) have been lying to us, and (don't want us to know) and now they know that we know, who cares, we are all on the same lists jk ... etc etc... it's very obvious... I just want to go back to landline telephones with the curly cords, but it would super cool to go back and see how they constructed these buildings same style all over the realm, let alone the pyramids with free energy ... one love, appreciate your efforts...
Great memories of the curly phone cords! I lost my first tooth at 4 years while chomping on a long curly cord as I waited for my Mom to get off the phone so I could ask her a question. My mom is gone but the memories are not. ❤
If the townsmen could get together the skills and materials to build those magnificent structures for special purposes - town halls, churches, stores...they would have also got together to build each other great houses. Any wooden shanties would have been temporary as grass.
Probably purported to be built by Mormans. Love your show! You remind me of Jon Levi. I will recommend your videos to him. I seed a lot of mudflood buildings!
I live in Walla Walla, would love if you would reach out. I can do more on the ground research or answer any questions you might have. You definitely got my mind spinning.
Found the videos a few months back and didnt notice until now how many were in my home state. Born in Everett, Wa and grew up around the area but ended up in some trouble and had to be shipped off to a place called Job Corps wonderful program. Place i went to for said program was out in the Yakima valley way out on the westside of the rez at a place called Fort Simcoe and oh man does that area/ground have some history. And a cool thing about walla walla is the enormous amount of people who had to stop in town on the way west.
Speaking of the gold rush narrative, I came to learn something about the parallel gold rush that took place at roughly the same time in New Zealand. Plaques say that the gold rush there was fostered by the government, for reasons not given. They were even seeking miners from China for some reason. Contrast that with what little I know of the Yukon gold rush. For the latter, I have never seen mention that it was a government policy to foster it, although that might be a possibility. I spent some time hiking the Yukon gold rush trail and hung around Dawson city for a while.
The Yukon Gold Rush is interesting for sure! I did a lengthy study of it while homeschooling my son. We had a great time reading but now I question everything they want us to believe about our history.
I'm also a carpenter, in fact I have a working knowledge of 'all the little things that make a house.' Like you it puts me in an experiential position to say categorically that those in horse & carts could not have built the exotic architecture found claiming to be built in that period ... and we have testimonies that Jon Levi has shown of folk saying the architecture was there when they arrived, abandoned. My question is how were the adults despatched leaving only children? Thank you ☘ 💖🙏💫
Find the 1866 bird's eye map of Walla Walla and compare it with the 1889 bird's eye map shown in this video. In 1866 there are only small wooden buildings, but there are many large stone buildings by 1889. There were only 1,000 to 5,000 people in this town during that time period.
I hear Mel Blanc’s voice in a Looney Tunes cartoon every time I read Walla Walla Washington. I think it was in a Bugs Bunny cartoon. Mel Blank being a 33rd degree Mason.
Steamboat drops family, horse and wagon off at Columbia/Snake river junction. Your first instincts... smell the fresh air, catch some sturgeon and enjoy the wide wide wide open fields ready for growing crops. Second instinct, drag your horse and wagon 30miles from fresh river water, fish, water fowl and supply chain through rattle snake sage brush, basalt rocks, hills, canyons etc and set up camp for your new town. Then dig a Canal back to Columbia River for fresh water. I kid you not, been there many times and always thought, what a stupid place for a town😏😉
Now that I'm seeing better with "Old World eyes," I see buried buildings all over the place. Lately I'm wondering what we see as the front of the buildings looked like originally? Since you are in the field, have you ever investigated or know of people who have investigated the age difference of building materials used for some of these exterior entryways - many of which had to have been added after mud- versus the rest of the building? Do you know what I mean? Thanks as always, Chris!
Would you contend that when many of these buildings have stairs going UP, do you think it is to the SECOND floor, because the original first floor was mud-flooded?
My boss owns all the old buildings in Pendleton Oregon not far from Walla Walla and they are all previously built by secret societies, just remodeled the odd fellows building. All have underground’s all linked all the underground is basalt block. Old wall we uncovered with minaret’s painted in blue along the walls. Found a Rosicrucian tarot card in the wall from when the building was built.
You’re right in my area. Brainerd is very interesting with the train coming through and all of the usual early participants. I have wondered why they needed an Opera House so early on and there is the typical Odd Fellows group. Most of us do not have to travel far to see old world structures. 🙂
I'm a current resident of Walla Walla the reason why there are so many basement windows like you're seeing when they call names is because of the tunnels they have been closed for a long because of being no longer stable
So glad to see this first thing this a.m.! Love your programs. On a side, I had to stop watching the group podcast you joined & posted yesterday. One host used too much profanity, to which I am unaccustomed. It's really not necessary. I hit the like button to support you, though.
there were a lot of "gold rush" stories. for example, i live in north georgia. here the hunt for gold began in 1829. it resulted in whites moving in and natives moving out. the beginning of the "trail of tears". either there really was much gold to be mined, or it too was an excuse that was used as a sort of cover story for something else.
Lovely example of the terrain level-rise at 4:50, especially with the barrier. Normies might explain it away by saying "Well, they wanted the basement to have some natural light.". But why have a basement level then? Why go to all the trouble of digging a huge amount of terrain away with all of the logistical implications, rather than just start at the ground level.
As a matter of fact… I have heard of Walla Walla, Washington! I believe that Daffy Duck was selling vacuum cleaners door to door, and they were made in Walla Walla, ! 😅😂
Hi OWE, one factor when doing the math on numbers for an available skilled work force on these multi-level edifices that appear early in the low population period is to consider itinerate contractors and construction workers. I think your skepticism of the official narrative is justified in that there seems to be a tremendous amount of energy and militaristic precision expended to destroy many of these structures.
The problem with attributing the work to itinerant contractors and workers is that is construction was going on everywhere. There should have been no reason for workers to go elsewhere to find work.
@@oldworldex Yes, thinking it though, there is also the gathering and processing of materials were to keep the cost down, need to be produced by a local work force and facilities. That makes the numbers go up making the small town look more like inheritors.
I just came back from a break in Edingburg. Every single town house has a floor below street level with steps up to the floor above for entry. Huge windows with high floors. The street must be at least 10 feet higher today than in the past, if not more. Are there even floors below these? A very interesting place.
Wide streets denote forward thinking city planning. The 'narrative Walla Walla' would have sprung up first as a village, with narrow streets. As the village became town, then city, would it not have retained the original street width of a snug little frontier village?
The Vikings totally only showed up around 600 AD in North America and then did nothing with the endless resources they could pillage. Sounds real. I know Newfoundland isn't warm in the winter but the fishing was always good for a few centuries. Vikings... nah we good. L'Anse aux Meadows... nah we never floated further down the St. Lawrence as you call it today. Ignore all the Maritimers that could pass for Vikings. The first rule of Viking Club is... nah we never sailed further / used canoes.
VI KINGS ? 6 ELDERS .. Mt Rushmore clues .. take this topic , in context with Robert Sepehr’s latest webisode ‘traditions of ancient white people” , and we have testimony from Klamath tribe survivors in the 1800’s describing the tall white people who predated them , and who ‘mysteriously went away to the north unexpectedly’
Walla Walla was due ro be the state capitol. Might explain some buildings and efforts into building. The Volga Germans built some incredible churches in what now is the middle of nowhere before coming to America. Hard working men did that
Also, there was an influx of Russian (of German descent) people who came for religious freedom And set up churches and sections of town were designated for Each race of people that were here
Whoever built all of these buildings, must have been a multinational corporation with factories, shipping, logistics and construction going on all over the America's including Cuba, Mexico and into south America. Let's do some research on Oaxaca, which share some very similar commonalities.
At 20:07 it says "State Penitentiary." Something is crossed out right before "State," because at 20:17, another view of the same building says "1479 State Penitentiary." Could this be from 1479, and they forgot to cross it out on this photo? It could be an address or as a file number, of course. But, when their dating is already messed up, crossing out "1479" is suspicious! Much love and blessings. 🤗❤️💖💜🙏
If the media in the 1880’s was anything like today’s, it would have been easy to tell the people anything at all. I think they screwed with the calendar as fact.
Can you tell me what link you use to find a city's historical population? I'm trying to do a bit of research and I can't seem to find that link, thank you so much!
I had been watching “my lunch break “ and he has some similar stuff on his channel that he probably plagiarized from you. Anyway, your channel is much better so far. My lunch break has went off the deepend and it seems that he is a disinformation agent.
Great extrapolation about the fake “early settler” structures furthering the “settler” narrative. Those simple cabins and clapboard structures are all over the Nashville area alongside some Old world structures that still exist, like the perfect “replica” of the Parthenon, which was originally a non-permanent structure of a world’s fair that eventually got rebuilt with permanent, monolithic-size materials yada yada yada…love your work!
I remember hearing your conspiracies about my Hometown of Cincinnati.And i've seen photographs of things that were made while they were being made that you claimed were dug up out of the dirt which was nonsense
Your ability to analyze a photo is not in question. It is very clear that your skills are insufficient. Believe what you want. Those with "eyes to see" will believe what our "lying eyes" tell us.
Have you caught yourself up to speed on what’s being implied by this content @marklandwehr7604 ? Your statement here , so far , gives me the impression you’re not completely sure of what’s being said about the history of these structures. Aside from the dating of our historic timeline being questioned , we’re starting to understand that the entirety of our photographic record has been treated to fairly advanced editing techniques from its inception.
I’m not sure I get your point. What re-writing? I’m sure the history of politics, governments and events have been recorded in a way to best advantage the writers, but what are you trying to say about buildings? You mention that many structures are inconsistent with the populations but that was common in the 1800’s and early 1900’s. Towns had champions and boosters who over developed and over built because they followed the ‘build it and they will come’ mantra. City leaders used to allow for future growth. Architecture was more flamboyant and towns and cities competed with each other with buildings, amenities and infrastructure. I’m from Australia and it’s the same here. There are some towns with magnificent buildings , all constructed during gold or grazing booms when money was everywhere. A good example in Australia is Charters Towers, full of impressive stone structures in stark contrast to modest wooden buildings on nearby towns, all due to a productive gold mine.
You're right, I'm not sure you do get my point. Check out my Old World America video. I attempt to layout the theory in that video. Thanks for watching..
Go back to the start of the settlement of the Walla Walla valley. You are looking at the later years of the settlement. They didn't start out with modern buildings and paved streets. All the stuff you're showing came later.
16:51, yeah come on, like, who, how, and why was this built? Did they say, oh well, Ive' got all this extra cash, plenty of time, architects and highly skilled labor all over the place...
All of the pictures that you find so imposing are architectural photography Which make the walls look vertically straight rather than converging with the kind of perspective that comes with The kind of camera's sold to consumers. I don't know how that fits with your narrative but i've looked at a few of these and I have yet to hear you bring out your theory of what existed and why and how it was destroyed or not destroyed. I put very little faith in popilation figures knowing one family where on the 1970 and/or 1980 census none of the siblings were on the subject rolls... And a few census counts later, not only were all of the same peoplr COUNTED, but one was forcibly counted at least twice due to answering a door in a house with no occupants.
The people who wrote the Bible was very advanced people and technological and that's why they took a lot history out of it like very advanced city like tartaria Atlantis Lemuria Rome Babylon Philadelphia Oz and Egypt.
Like psychiatric help? From a member of the American Psychiatric Association? lol I think not...do you know the history there? I covered it in one of my videos..it's wakey time.
5:48 K-TEL…Records? Some of my favorites. I had to pause and give it a goog. Wouldn’t that be funny. Nope K-TEL based in OWE’s neck of the woods Winnipeg, Manitoba. Explains why I love them so much 🇨🇦. SOB they’re still in business. The article mentions SCTV and Dan Aykroyd. Nice little 🐇 🕳️. Now back to our program…☕️🏛
I'm a carpenter. I've studied the mud flood and tartaria and the geology showing melted structures. Your research and reasoning is spot on, thank you for sharing.
I live 90 miles from Walla Walla. I've been there many times. Every time I'm there they are renovating some old building down town.
They are building a new courthouse in my town, Lewiston Idaho and tearing down the old one as soon as the new glass box is built. The old courthouse was supposed built in 1889. It has marble floors and walls and I'm not sure the exterior. I need to get down there and take some videos before it's gone!
Please do
Went to school, there, for a couple of years...difficult classes (for me), but some of the happiest times I've ever had in my life...
I lived in walla walla for a time with my husband after we moved from Alaska with the intention of settling in Idaho where my mom was born. I found a pioneer cemetery while wandering through nearby Milton freewater Oregon, and there I also found mountains at the end of a dirt road that had old statues carved from stone. I wish I could share the pictures here. The statues looked chinese or Tibetan. There are old masonic lodges and buildings all over in the middle of nowhere throughout that part of Washington as well.
Wow... That's awesome 👍..
My son, too, lived in Walla Walla, I am a student of the Southern Oregon Wine Institute in Umpqua Valley Oregon. We were taught " Walla Walla " Has an amazing " AVA " American Viticulture Association in that area that grows amazing grapes as well as the BEST apples in America. I would love to visit and see these places you refer to! Thank you for your insightful comment, may God bless you and yours!
Lots of volcano ash from st Helen fell on this city. 🤔🧐 Desert area?
Wow! That's really exciting information. Thank you for sharing it with us. Maybe someone who has seen that location will see your comment and has photos and/or more information.❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing. Our biggest problem is the stronghold poop in the sonic lounges. That is why they're handing glove with their masters in the Illuminati.
My hometown of Clinton Indiana is very similar to Walla Walla. Tons of mud flooded buildings, street car rails, red brick roads. Lots of Italian immigrants settled there to work in the coal mines.
The population was also extremely small to have the amount of old world buildings. There was also a "great fire" in Clinton in the early 1900s (I think) they also had a newspaper way back when. which I thought was weird due to the size of the town.
Even weirder, Im pretty sure there are towns like this everywhere!
Thanks for your hard work. Appreciate you!
thanks for your input...and for watching
I played college basketball in walla walla for two years and grew up not too far away. I was just talking to my brother about the Boyer bank last weekend when I visited him there. All of Main Street and down town is amazing. In college I painted some old world houses in a neighborhood not far from downtown while working my summer job. Loved the video.
A beautiful town, I live in Yakima now, the "New" Yakima that is. We moved our old town 4 miles west as apparently the train couldn't stop fast enough or some ridiculous reason. But we were smart enough to build an opium city beneath the new downtown with red brick, then buried it so nobody would know for decades to come😂
Walla Walla is now getting attention and promoting "new" wineries. They actually look very old to me. Look at Maryhill to the west towards Portland. Very interesting 'story'. And close to it is Washington's 'Stonehenge'. Continue on to The Dalles with it's underground. The Columbia Gorge is filled with Old World structures. Love your channel/research, looking forward to your book!
There’s also a full “underground city” under all of downtown walla walla. Most downtown building have entrances to it or did and they have been blocked off.
Look into the history of Pendelton Oregon also. They are known for their underground tunnels that you can still do tours of today
I have a friend in IT that has been through a bunch of underground walla walla working on infrastructure and stuff and says they are very cool and very creepy.
I heard of it in a Porky pig cartoon the Wishy Washy washing machine company of Walla Walla Washington
Looking forward to your book. Much love. Thank you~wonderful video as always.
Thank you so much!
I live about an hour away from Galveston TX and have looked into the architecture there. I found quite alot of old world buildings and houses. Would love for you to do a video on Galveston. They had the trolly cars and electric poles just like every other city. I was really surprised to see that in Galveston but the photos dont lie. Keep up the good work
Greetings from Northeast oregon. This is generally speaking in my neck of the woods. Pendleton and LaGrande Oregon are also chock full of Old World building structures and other interesting artifacts. Complete with underground tunnels.
My boss owns some of the buildings in Pendleton. His partner Just remodeled the odd fellows there. I live that way. Worked on the buildings and underground
Looks like a great town to retire in. If only I could retire 😂😊❤❤❤
I’ve noticed on Google Earth that some eastern parts of Washington state look like they’ve been utterly devastated by directed energy. The landscape is covered with Lichtenburg patterns resembling electrical burn patterns. I think it was a judgment event from the Creator.
I live in Washington. It's full of the Old World everywhere! It's exciting.
Regarding Odd Fellows:
The historic command of the Odd Fellow is to “visit the sick, relieve the distressed, bury the dead and educate the orphan.”
IMO This sounds like they were formed in response to the cataclysm.
Or, they were part of the pre cataclysm team and in charge of parts of the re-education and distribution of "orphans", which sounds way more ominous, but sadly, closer to a truth imo.
another great presentation Chris, you are one of my faves in the Alt history field due to your chill observations... love the vibe here , thanks and praises... all we know is that we don't know and that we do know that ((they)) have been lying to us, and (don't want us to know) and now they know that we know, who cares, we are all on the same lists jk ... etc etc... it's very obvious... I just want to go back to landline telephones with the curly cords, but it would super cool to go back and see how they constructed these buildings same style all over the realm, let alone the pyramids with free energy ... one love, appreciate your efforts...
Great memories of the curly phone cords! I lost my first tooth at 4 years while chomping on a long curly cord as I waited for my Mom to get off the phone so I could ask her a question. My mom is gone but the memories are not. ❤
Walla Walla be lying lying lol. Awesome work as always Chris!
If the townsmen could get together the skills and materials to build those magnificent structures for special purposes - town halls, churches, stores...they would have also got together to build each other great houses.
Any wooden shanties would have been temporary as grass.
Thank you. Exactly what can't be explained.
Probably purported to be built by Mormans. Love your show!
You remind me of Jon Levi. I will recommend your videos to him.
I seed a lot of mudflood buildings!
Jon actually promotes this channel btw.. two of my fave alt history bros!
@@jonathanking3741 jon Levi sleeps ya' dead unconscious
It is a very beautiful town nice people too ❤
Love me some Walla walla!
I live in Walla Walla, would love if you would reach out. I can do more on the ground research or answer any questions you might have. You definitely got my mind spinning.
If you do this I'd love to go!!
Found the videos a few months back and didnt notice until now how many were in my home state. Born in Everett, Wa and grew up around the area but ended up in some trouble and had to be shipped off to a place called Job Corps wonderful program.
Place i went to for said program was out in the Yakima valley way out on the westside of the rez at a place called Fort Simcoe and oh man does that area/ground have some history.
And a cool thing about walla walla is the enormous amount of people who had to stop in town on the way west.
Enlightening, thank you.
Speaking of the gold rush narrative, I came to learn something about the parallel gold rush that took place at roughly the same time in New Zealand. Plaques say that the gold rush there was fostered by the government, for reasons not given. They were even seeking miners from China for some reason.
Contrast that with what little I know of the Yukon gold rush. For the latter, I have never seen mention that it was a government policy to foster it, although that might be a possibility. I spent some time hiking the Yukon gold rush trail and hung around Dawson city for a while.
The Yukon Gold Rush is interesting for sure! I did a lengthy study of it while homeschooling my son. We had a great time reading but now I question everything they want us to believe about our history.
Thank you for the explorations . Wondering about the Washitaw people and their queen ...
Ty for sharing 🥰
Super interesting video! Regards mate have a great week !
Thanks, you too!
Friday morning.... Thanks Chris.. i always look forward to see what you have to present...
I'm also a carpenter, in fact I have a working knowledge of 'all the little things that make a house.' Like you it puts me in an experiential position to say categorically that those in horse & carts could not have built the exotic architecture found claiming to be built in that period ... and we have testimonies that Jon Levi has shown of folk saying the architecture was there when they arrived, abandoned.
My question is how were the adults despatched leaving only children?
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Have you looked into the old world asylums it’s been theorize that that’s where they put the opposition to the new narrative
gov ufo's cloaked and dews like to burn us!!
Insane asylums
Great onions!
Many layers! 😅
Did you see that the walla walla state penitentiary is dated 1479? 👀 and the Whitman College memorial building is dated 1579? 👀
Find the 1866 bird's eye map of Walla Walla and compare it with the 1889 bird's eye map shown in this video. In 1866 there are only small wooden buildings, but there are many large stone buildings by 1889. There were only 1,000 to 5,000 people in this town during that time period.
I hear Mel Blanc’s voice in a Looney Tunes cartoon every time I read Walla Walla Washington. I think it was in a Bugs Bunny cartoon. Mel Blank being a 33rd degree Mason.
Awesome show Brother.
Much appreciated
Steamboat drops family, horse and wagon off at Columbia/Snake river junction. Your first instincts... smell the fresh air, catch some sturgeon and enjoy the wide wide wide open fields ready for growing crops. Second instinct, drag your horse and wagon 30miles from fresh river water, fish, water fowl and supply chain through rattle snake sage brush, basalt rocks, hills, canyons etc and set up camp for your new town. Then dig a Canal back to Columbia River for fresh water. I kid you not, been there many times and always thought, what a stupid place for a town😏😉
All I knew about Walla Walla was that in early Looney Tunes cartoons that's where all businesses were based out of.
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Now that I'm seeing better with "Old World eyes," I see buried buildings all over the place. Lately I'm wondering what we see as the front of the buildings looked like originally? Since you are in the field, have you ever investigated or know of people who have investigated the age difference of building materials used for some of these exterior entryways - many of which had to have been added after mud- versus the rest of the building? Do you know what I mean? Thanks as always, Chris!
Would you contend that when many of these buildings have stairs going UP, do you think it is to the SECOND floor, because the original first floor was mud-flooded?
Wonderful video to wake up to. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
The Oddfellows are said to be connected to the orphan trains. Possibly to re-educate the youth to the new narrative.
My boss owns all the old buildings in Pendleton Oregon not far from Walla Walla and they are all previously built by secret societies, just remodeled the odd fellows building. All have underground’s all linked all the underground is basalt block. Old wall we uncovered with minaret’s painted in blue along the walls. Found a Rosicrucian tarot card in the wall from when the building was built.
@@Ashphinchtersayswhat omg! That must be fascinating
Now I’m going to go check out downtown Brainerd MN more closely!
You’re right in my area. Brainerd is very interesting with the train coming through and all of the usual early participants. I have wondered why they needed an Opera House so early on and there is the typical Odd Fellows group. Most of us do not have to travel far to see old world structures. 🙂
@@rebeccabrown5014 I didn’t know about either! I moved here 3 years ago. The northern pacific center is also very interesting. Time to dig some more!
The oddfellows… a lot of history that is not very well known.
When i saw the title i assumed it was somewhere in Australia
I'm intrigued by the buildings with the b
I'm a current resident of Walla Walla the reason why there are so many basement windows like you're seeing when they call names is because of the tunnels they have been closed for a long because of being no longer stable
Im curious to see if there is a tunnel network or catacombs under Walla Walla
Maybe we can get a local to chime in..
Yes there absolutely is!!
That first picture of modern architecture. Felt like a prison, or asylum. A foreboding , like bad things happen there.
Just needed the reminder Babylon is falling.
Highway 12 through Walla Walla is old world, I think a railway follows the route.
Whose Kingdom are the Builder's building anyway?
Thank you O.W.E. for exposing this absolutely mind-numbingly farcical Official Narrative.
At 14:00 the flag is almost visible. i was trying to see the stars to kinda date the pic with the narrative
I’ve only heard of it thru looney toons cartoons saying it 😊😊
13:42 “NEZ PIERSE” like piercing a piece of paper.
They are famous horse breeders.
So glad to see this first thing this a.m.! Love your programs.
On a side, I had to stop watching the group podcast you joined & posted yesterday. One host used too much profanity, to which I am unaccustomed. It's really not necessary. I hit the like button to support you, though.
I appreciate that...Joachim is an acquired taste for some it seems.
there were a lot of "gold rush" stories. for example, i live in north georgia. here the hunt for gold began in 1829. it resulted in whites moving in and natives moving out. the beginning of the "trail of tears".
either there really was much gold to be mined, or it too was an excuse that was used as a sort of cover story for something else.
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Lovely example of the terrain level-rise at 4:50, especially with the barrier. Normies might explain it away by saying "Well, they wanted the basement to have some natural light.". But why have a basement level then? Why go to all the trouble of digging a huge amount of terrain away with all of the logistical implications, rather than just start at the ground level.
As a matter of fact… I have heard of Walla Walla, Washington! I believe that Daffy Duck was selling vacuum cleaners door to door, and they were made in Walla Walla, ! 😅😂
Hi OWE, one factor when doing the math on numbers for an available skilled work force on these multi-level edifices that appear early in the low population period is to consider itinerate contractors and construction workers. I think your skepticism of the official narrative is justified in that there seems to be a tremendous amount of energy and militaristic precision expended to destroy many of these structures.
The problem with attributing the work to itinerant contractors and workers is that is construction was going on everywhere. There should have been no reason for workers to go elsewhere to find work.
@@oldworldex Yes, thinking it though, there is also the gathering and processing of materials were to keep the cost down, need to be produced by a local work force and facilities. That makes the numbers go up making the small town look more like inheritors.
I just came back from a break in Edingburg. Every single town house has a floor below street level with steps up to the floor above for entry. Huge windows with high floors. The street must be at least 10 feet higher today than in the past, if not more. Are there even floors below these? A very interesting place.
it just doesn't add up does it?
Who Was driving around in horses 🐴 and wagons Paving New Cement sidewalks ????🚓🚓🚓🚓🚓
Wide streets denote forward thinking city planning. The 'narrative Walla Walla' would have sprung up first as a village, with narrow streets. As the village became town, then city, would it not have retained the original street width of a snug little frontier village?
The Vikings totally only showed up around 600 AD in North America and then did nothing with the endless resources they could pillage. Sounds real. I know Newfoundland isn't warm in the winter but the fishing was always good for a few centuries. Vikings... nah we good. L'Anse aux Meadows... nah we never floated further down the St. Lawrence as you call it today. Ignore all the Maritimers that could pass for Vikings. The first rule of Viking Club is... nah we never sailed further / used canoes.
VI KINGS ? 6 ELDERS .. Mt Rushmore clues .. take this topic , in context with Robert Sepehr’s latest webisode ‘traditions of ancient white people” , and we have testimony from Klamath tribe survivors in the 1800’s describing the tall white people who predated them , and who ‘mysteriously went away to the north unexpectedly’
Walla Walla was due ro be the state capitol. Might explain some buildings and efforts into building. The Volga Germans built some incredible churches in what now is the middle of nowhere before coming to America. Hard working men did that
Also, there was an influx of Russian (of German descent) people who came for religious freedom And set up churches and sections of town were designated for Each race of people that were here
Whoever built all of these buildings, must have been a multinational corporation with factories, shipping, logistics and construction going on all over the America's including Cuba, Mexico and into south America. Let's do some research on Oaxaca, which share some very similar commonalities.
At 20:07 it says "State Penitentiary." Something is crossed out right before "State," because at 20:17, another view of the same building says "1479 State Penitentiary." Could this be from 1479, and they forgot to cross it out on this photo? It could be an address or as a file number, of course. But, when their dating is already messed up, crossing out "1479" is suspicious!
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Probably angle reference or number of the photo.
@@ashleygordon3467 Probably. But, I thought it was kind of strange.
If the media in the 1880’s was anything like today’s, it would have been easy to tell the people anything at all. I think they screwed with the calendar as fact.
Can you tell me what link you use to find a city's historical population? I'm trying to do a bit of research and I can't seem to find that link, thank you so much!
it's wikipedia..
@@oldworldex great, thank you so much!
I had been watching “my lunch break “ and he has some similar stuff on his channel that he probably plagiarized from you. Anyway, your channel is much better so far. My lunch break has went off the deepend and it seems that he is a disinformation agent.
Great extrapolation about the fake “early settler” structures furthering the “settler” narrative. Those simple cabins and clapboard structures are all over the Nashville area alongside some
Old world structures that still exist, like the perfect “replica” of the Parthenon, which was originally a non-permanent structure of a world’s fair that eventually got rebuilt with permanent, monolithic-size materials yada yada yada…love your work!
Somebody get this guy a tin foil hat.
I remember hearing your conspiracies about my Hometown of Cincinnati.And i've seen photographs of things that were made while they were being made that you claimed were dug up out of the dirt which was nonsense
Your ability to analyze a photo is not in question. It is very clear that your skills are insufficient. Believe what you want. Those with "eyes to see" will believe what our "lying eyes" tell us.
Have you caught yourself up to speed on what’s being implied by this content @marklandwehr7604 ? Your statement here , so far , gives me the impression you’re not completely sure of what’s being said about the history of these structures. Aside from the dating of our historic timeline being questioned , we’re starting to understand that the entirety of our photographic record has been treated to fairly advanced editing techniques from its inception.
I’m not sure I get your point. What re-writing? I’m sure the history of politics, governments and events have been recorded in a way to best advantage the writers, but what are you trying to say about buildings? You mention that many structures are inconsistent with the populations but that was common in the 1800’s and early 1900’s. Towns had champions and boosters who over developed and over built because they followed the ‘build it and they will come’ mantra. City leaders used to allow for future growth. Architecture was more flamboyant and towns and cities competed with each other with buildings, amenities and infrastructure. I’m from Australia and it’s the same here. There are some towns with magnificent buildings , all constructed during gold or grazing booms when money was everywhere. A good example in Australia is Charters Towers, full of impressive stone structures in stark contrast to modest wooden buildings on nearby towns, all due to a productive gold mine.
You're right, I'm not sure you do get my point. Check out my Old World America video. I attempt to layout the theory in that video. Thanks for watching..
Go back to the start of the settlement of the Walla Walla valley. You are looking at the later years of the settlement. They didn't start out with modern buildings and paved streets. All the stuff you're showing came later.
Why are there people packed in some pictures, and in some other, there are none?
No vanilla sky? The clouds must be painted in. I see mudflood in every old world/realm building
and then there is mells hole also
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wasn't nitrous oxide discovered there?
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16:51, yeah come on, like, who, how, and why was this built? Did they say, oh well, Ive' got all this extra cash, plenty of time, architects and highly skilled labor all over the place...
I know O.W.E. has said it all before, and rightly so, but yes, the official narrative is absolute shite.
All The They's official narratives are absolute shite.
All of the pictures that you find so imposing are architectural photography Which make the walls look vertically straight rather than converging with the kind of perspective that comes with The kind of camera's sold to consumers. I don't know how that fits with your narrative but i've looked at a few of these and I have yet to hear you bring out your theory of what existed and why and how it was destroyed or not destroyed.
I put very little faith in popilation figures knowing one family where on the 1970 and/or 1980 census none of the siblings were on the subject rolls... And a few census counts later, not only were all of the same peoplr COUNTED, but one was forcibly counted at least twice due to answering a door in a house with no occupants.
I have a recent video I titled 'Old World America: The Theory', if you want a better idea of what my 'theory' is.
The people who wrote the Bible was very advanced people and technological and that's why they took a lot history out of it like very advanced city like tartaria Atlantis Lemuria Rome Babylon Philadelphia Oz and Egypt.
You're the tip of the spear, Chris
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Say wAllah! Moorish?
Seek mental help for your psychosis
Like psychiatric help? From a member of the American Psychiatric Association? lol I think not...do you know the history there? I covered it in one of my videos..it's wakey time.
5:48 K-TEL…Records? Some of my favorites. I had to pause and give it a goog. Wouldn’t that be funny. Nope K-TEL based in OWE’s neck of the woods Winnipeg, Manitoba. Explains why I love them so much 🇨🇦. SOB they’re still in business. The article mentions SCTV and Dan Aykroyd. Nice little 🐇 🕳️. Now back to our program…☕️🏛
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