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This is really learning from history part six.

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One to five are now on DVDs, if anybody's interested, but this adds on to the previous story,

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when I'm trying to present the skeleton if you like of our human history,

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and I hope to put a little bit more meat on it with this particular tool.

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So here we go.

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That is a wonderful image of Christian O'Brien and Barbara Joy,

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which is in the telegraph, something like 1974, I think.

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That was his main first really exciting thing to find that there was a line,

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which he called line A from Hatfield Forest to Wandelbury,

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26 Megalethic miles and markers precisely each Megalethic mile.

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It didn't find all of them, but most of them.

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And it's a locksabrome, which is a curved surface on the line of the earth,

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which is parallel to the Meridian.

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And it's essential for what was called Meridian Astronomy,

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where Astronomy first started.

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So in two and a half thousand BC, the people living in East Anglia were clever enough

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to put that marker on the ground, and to do that they must have known the exact dimensions of the earth.

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The really exciting bit now is that this line points west of current due north.

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And I haven't checked it out yet, but it looks as though it could be pointing to the Hudson Bay north pole

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before the earth was shifted on its axis.

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And that is part of the story I'm going to tell, and the consequences of that happening

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and how that has affected everything that has happened to us over the last 12,000 years.

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The second really important thing was to establish that there was a major observational astronomy

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university on Bobmund Mall, with more stones moved and the Great Pyramid.

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And that was where druids from all over Europe, most of the known world, came to be taught observational astronomy.

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That's why we have such incredibly high standards of knowledge in these ancient times,

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because the traditions were carried down throughout the druid ecologies and universities.

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These are the two key books, some people are calling the genus of the few of a new Bible,

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because it really does give you the Bible story in a far more sensible way, not about God in heaven,

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but about the bright ones, intelligent ones, the shining ones in the planted highlands.

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It's full of information in particular an alternative translation of a genus of this text, which now makes sense,

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and also in great detail, the Sumerian story, creation story of the garden of Eden,

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which is called Carsegg, and it's the Carsegg epics from a nephalybrie, which are crucial to our understanding of the past going back in time.

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The shining ones are the masterwork, they're all sold out, I hope later on the year I'd be able to do another print run,

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but that does depend on support for the DVDs and behind the genus of the few.

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There are the Part 1, 2, 3 and 4, and they all break down into component parts,

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there's some mixing between the two, but a hundred and forty slides on each one,

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so there's packed full of information on a whole range of subjects.

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Anybody who I've spoken to quickly for or thrust too much at can go back and look at that,

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or they can look at it too on the holistic channel, and there's a carved downstairs if you want to pick that up,

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simply look at it on your computer at home, but you won't get the quality and be able to do it as well as you would if you bought a DVD.

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Now, like every aspect of history, but don't we're looking at our history of our planet and the people on it,

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one of the key points we have to do is look at the big picture of our Milky Way galaxy and our solar system.

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That's a wonderful image, and you can see there the sun, just there, that's us.

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So even before you got up this morning, you were lying on a large stone, which is traveling at 66,600 miles an hour,

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through this extraordinary area of our galaxy, the Milky Way galaxy,

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ducking and diving over time through these spiral arms, and that has a major impact on our climate,

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our weather and everything that's happening here.

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And it's only this fantastic research in the last 10 years that you've been unable to understand that we go from dry periods to wet periods to hot periods to cold periods,

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largely because of the impact of cosmic rays raining down upon us.

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I put this up because I think it's crucial we look at the size of the sun, mercury,

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Venus, the Earth, Mars and the other planets, particularly how close we are to Mars and the relationships between those two,

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which I'm going to touch on later.

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But if you think that CO2 here is actually going to have any impact on what's this chat doing here,

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in my opinion you're completely mad, but that's another story which I'm not going to get into at this moment.

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The issues of art are extraordinary universe, either it needs 2030 disciplinary skills to begin to understand what's happening.

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And in particular, begin to look at what has happened, and this is the sun, solar activity, and how we're protected by the magnetic fields that we have,

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and also that go around our particular solar system.

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And here we have an outer boundary of the heliosphere here, which protects us from radiation from the rest of our galaxy.

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And it's very, very important to see here, but that particular boundary is weakening at the moment, shrinking and getting weaker,

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and that'll have impacts on our weather in the short and longer term, possibly.

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The one thing we're worried about in 2012 is this galactic alignment that could mean very fierce solar storm from a sun,

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or something coming into our sun, making the sun very active for a short period of time, which will give us adverse conditions.

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That's what we've been warned about, not so much by the man's, but the Summarians and the Egyptians, all around the same tack, the teaching originally came from a land of Canaan to Sumaria to the man's.

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And I'm going to show you all those links as we go through.

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Just some of the problems, there's a lovely image of comet hailbot.

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That's a artist, visualisation of cometry debris, an actual event that took place over Chesapeake Bay.

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First time we've actually photographed a comet of this type in deep space, and that's due to come somewhere near us in about 2016,

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That is the kind of what we call a dark comet, dark matter, which brightens up and flares as it comes through our atmosphere.

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That's what happened in Tugunscrin, Tiberi 2008, an area of a size of Belgium was devastated.

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And there is at least one hundred, or a centennial risk of this kind of incident now, and an increased risk as we go through the next year.

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This is the work of Professor Victor Clube, the Octop Oxford Astrophysicist, and you can see here at these particular junctions in these dates, you have problems.

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We had problems around about 3,000 big problems, 22,400.

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We had problems here again, 2,020, 1300, these are all BC, 500 BC, 280 BC AD, and then 1200.

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He was very worried and concerned about that, and was pretty upset, not nobody took him seriously.

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These are the impacts in recent historical times. There have been three Tugunscrin type events, 1935 and 47, and the two big ones I'm going to feature a bit later on.

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The one of an asteroid hitting the Austrian Alps, there was the television program about that a short while ago, fascinating.

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It had been forecasted to the day by the Sumerian astronomers using a planosphere and the methods they used to calculate the movements of these kind of objects, quite staggering.

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And we've been looking and talking all this last two days about how sophisticated observation astronomy was and how precise and accurate our surveyors and the people who were doing the technical things 4,500 years ago.

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Now, I'm starting with what we call the big event. This is the latest research, the best information from our top scientists about a major event at 10,500 BC.

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I put 10,750 because there were two big heat events here, and our problem is actually the carbon dating, because with the kind of problems we've had, we've had big movements up and down with the carbon,

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which means that our carbon dates always need correcting, and most people know that we've been pushing dates back further than further with more knowledge about dating methods.

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So, debris from a supernova explosion, a 39,000 BC, and I'm not going to talk about the other bits, the flash and the shockwave, because I dealt with that in previous talks,

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but we're talking about debris from a supernova explosion arriving in our solar system at this particular junction here.

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This is a typical story of nearly every tribe, but has any kind of tradition.

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And I'm not going to really do all the great, the creator God told them, appearing, so they saw him, and the creator God said,

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go dig a large pit cover it with logs and pile sand over the top. After it is done, seal yourselves up inside the pit for protection.

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Just as they finish sealing themselves inside, the creator sent a terrible rain of fire and ale, down up from the sky to destroy the world.

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The family began to fear that the pit was not deep enough to protect them, but soon the noise stopped and the roof of the pit grew cooler to touch.

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That story appears time and time again, one of the most recent, reliable stories we have on the planet, so there was the existence of somebody regarded as a real person, creator God, at this time.

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And this was retold from 1980, from Brett, a very good historian on the subject. And it's in this key book, the cycle of cosmic catastrophes by Richard Fauston, Alan West, and Simon Warix, myth.

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Now, who were the people at this time? We have this cloveous, false and boundary, but we need to look at what's happening to us.

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We're in reality, certainly on the male side, very, very recent, and all three of these, if you like, so-called races, all have a common male, why chromosome, at about 50,000 B.C.

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We also believe it or not have within Summa, and in Sumerian encyclopedia of astronomy, and it's accredited to Anna and Anna, or Anna and Anna.

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And I'm sure many of you have heard about that. These names have been banded around over the last 50 years and all sorts of areas.

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But in Numa, I think, in my best interpretation, in the beginning, Anna and Anna, the Sumerian encyclopedia of astronomy, a set of tablets.

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So we have more evidence of key people around five, their influence, five, six,000 B.C. and they produced an encyclopedia of astronomy.

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Within these Sumerian records, we have this story, which Sitchian followers will recognize straight away, but other people, other scholars who did not accept Sitchian's work have looked at this in great detail, geologists,

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and what they're saying is, wow, they've identified all the planets, and they've also identified a missing planet.

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The missing planet is Tiamat, and it was smashed to pieces in this particular catastrophe when debris came through our system.

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And this is the same story that Plato talks about about Fiten's chariot being out of control, and having a dramatic effect, putting Pluto into a different orbit, affecting Neptune, a rainous,

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and the moon, the Saturn, the pushed out of the way, big collision here, creating the asteroid belt.

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A king who launched into Earth, and this large object coming through would have provided sufficient torque to tip the Earth on its axis.

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And this is a story that we have, past Venus, putting Venus in a reverse spin, and moving it maybe even Venus came close to the Earth, we're not sure,

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but this is the best analysis from two of the top men in the world, Derecalum and J.B. Derecalum is now died, but they wrote this fantastic book, which is originally called, when the Earth nearly died, and is now called Cataclysm.

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That's the far stone book, and the big impact, looking at a big impact here, and all the heavy metals in this area, on all the clues we have, the Carolina Bay's, Dismal Bay, a radioactive earth from objects coming in from space.

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And this is what it contains. Ice, water of the frozen, nitrogen gas, which would have frozen supercord, which is frozen the earth down to 200 feet when it clotted in, maybe over sub-ciberia, absolutely extraordinary period of time, when the earth was in absolute turmoil.

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And the Earth's cross was being moved very, very dramatically, far more dramatically, even anybody in this room can imagine.

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And this is what our geologist and our telling us, in order to get the correct record of what Ice Age is all about, and what geology and cross-pollum movements are all about, and why we have very old rocks on top of new rocks, young rocks.

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The reconstruction of the world before the Catastrophe, we're looking at a very large amount of land. You see the coastline of England here, and the continental shore, which we can see, very solid. We know this is all very solid, because the earth is crust is very thick here, and it runs from Africa to the Azores, and the Midatlantic Ridge, which is very important. I'm going to come to that later.

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It runs across here, and we find that we've got solid land right, the way across from Africa, to South America. A great sea in the middle of the Sahara desert, which explains so much of a geology there.

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And in fact, we've got a situation where we have a massive sea from the Austria-German area, Hungary, right the way across to the RRC, and that includes the Black Sea, and the area around the north of the Black Sea, the geological evidence for that being underwater, as recently as 10,000 years ago.

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The interesting features here, Graham Hancock, was talking about Japan, and that being above sea level, before the Catastrophe. There was quite a lot of evidence of that.

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I researched the subject for when he started on Yonagunni, and my conclusion then talking to Japanese experts was that this land, along with Ridge here, on which Yonagunni island was parked on here, had in fact been coming upwards.

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It was right on the edge of what we call a plate, and at that time I thought that it was a natural object. I think the still had to obey over that subject.

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But his material life night was very impressive and interesting. And always we have to keep an open mind. Always we prepare to change our minds, always we prepare to search for the truth.

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The Druid motto was the secular pursuit of knowledge of everything, and that's really what's so important today.

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This is the power of a to tsunami. This is one that came down a large object in the Indian Ocean, and actually these cliffs are 600 feet high, and showbrooms, of debris picked up by tsunami.

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So the tsunami was about a thousand feet high. So if you don't believe in 1,000 foot high, the tsunami is coming out of the oceans and the seas. There is a perfect example, practically example of what actually happens.

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Three miles in from the ocean deposited all that material. We see them along with coast of Australia. Many parts of the world. Britain had one as recently a 1600 and eight up to the seven-estry.

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We had a much bigger one, I think, about seven and a half thousand BC, and we're only just beginning to understand and see what it all means.

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Now the message of access shift, the earth tipping on access during this cataclysm, is encoded in the Great Pyrene.

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And in the layout of other early structures around the planet, including written rock records, particularly the books of Inog, and of course Thoth Hermes Mercury, are all different names for the same person.

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This is the Hebrew word for the same individual, a great historian who provided these records for us.

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And we've only really just begun to understand how to translate his work, and that's a feature of O'Brahns' work within the genius of the few.

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But my message that I'm putting to you is that we have, if we look at the evidence proof, that there was an advance, the existence of an advance civilization,

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our ancestors were wonderful, but never and people who went to enormous trouble to leave messages, laws, social organization, part excellence for us.

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Forget the conspiracy theory, there are all things that have happened in the last three, four thousand years when we lost it, we lost the Golden Age, it collapsed, and it collapsed because of another great catastrophe around about 2346 which I'm going to touch on.

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This is the book, I've written part of a book, a small part, with John Gagman, who is a Canadian researcher, a fabulous man in my opinion, and it's called with the Great Pyramid and the Hudson Bay poll.

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And this is the message left for us within the Great Pyramid.

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What we're saying is that the Earth was hit over Hudson Bay, and it was ticked on its axis, which meant that the ice cap, the Arctic ice cap, was moved into the temperate zone in this direction.

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That's the reason for all the rapid melting, and also the complete misunderstanding by geologists of ice ages.

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It just needs, we now have to rewrite all the books in the knowledge about ice ages and where ice formed, and we can now do that from the evidence with God.

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The one good thing about all the debate on climate change is that it's focused everybody's attention onto the kind of research that needs looking at very carefully in order to be able to sort out the wheat from the charcoal, the truth from the nonsense.

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And so hopefully a lot of good work come from the debate, providing we don't waste any money and spend the 500 billion pounds to start with, totally unnecessary.

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And probably the wrong things, because we probably need to be thinking about the Earth getting cooler rather than warmer.

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This is the King's Chamber, which you're all familiar with in the Great Pyramid and the rest are Shops, and Robert the early, early, early work and other people too.

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But what John Gardner is saying that these shops pointed or two, the Alfred Raconis, which is the North Star, Zeta Orionis, the South Star, and the Orion's in the Orion's belt.

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It's very important because that is reproduced on the ground for very good reason.

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We find the same offset in the Chinese Pyramid, big Chinese Pyramid, and the rule of the clues.

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What Hancock was talking about in Hancock, what is my opinion, was that they knew an anchor, what about this axis shift, and what they had to do is to do a tremendous amount of work to recalibrate everything, to take into account the fact that the Earth would tip.

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It's an understanding of it now, once we realise an accept axis shift, we can understand what so many of our archaeologists are all been trying to do and work on.

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The Queen's Chamber's Shops show where the Alfred Raconis and Zeta Orionis were when we all before the catastrophe happens.

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So the Earth was tipped, and that is recorded for us, a message for us in the two chambers, Queen's Chamber of the Great Pyramid.

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But we know about all the mathematics, which is encoded in the Great Pyramid.

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But what we're looking at is a great deal more than we have a realised.

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This is, for example, the measurement of 28 degrees, geese are before the event and after the event.

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But about half of that is made up of the movement of the Earth's cross, would you believe, as well as the fact that the Earth took upon its planet?

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So we had massive disruptions to the Earth crossed.

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So a difficulty in doing research on this subject is actually finding people with broadened our minds and detailed enough research to really be able to pin these issues down.

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And I believe that John Gagnan here has done that better than anybody.

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I'm going to talk about these pyramids.

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These courseways, in my opinion, were to get people into the structures and around the structures very quickly when there was a warning that trouble was coming.

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And here within the Great Pyramid we have this recorded again, the mathematical representation of Earth's changes.

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And that is adjusted in here. And all these points and markers within the Great Pyramid tell us a whole range of things, astronomical things about these times.

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So it doesn't take much to see just what incredibly sophisticated people are and such, it's actually work. And what they've done for us.

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There is the, we have a big crater in the Hudson Bay.

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We have the Great Lakes crater and we have a crater in Prince Eblig Island and others around the planet.

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It still, we still got lots of evidence on the ground on that point.

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The same, this is the ice stack, what we know here is that we got a 1 km rebound in this area.

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There is the Great Lakes crater, Lake Michigan, and Lake Huron, you can see the crater, kind of crater there.

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This was a six-foot-air, high erratic boulder, which was blasted a thousand miles from the Belcher Islands in Hudson Bay, and North Dakota.

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The only place you find this particular rock, Belcher Islands, and there was loads of it scattered over North Dakota a long way away.

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Finland was both Ocea level at one point, but they all put that down to the fact that the ice is melted,

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and therefore it is coming up, because the way to the ice is there, and they are more, but we have another reason for that, and another impact crater.

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I can't believe I have put two of them in, but I have. This is the sphinx here, and I am sorry, yes, the orientation of the courseways, I managed to put two slides in.

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Our ancient science aligned to the Hudson Bay pole, and two at a time, two at a time, two at a time, two at a time,

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and the message is left, very important. And this is Mexico, we have actually got a very clear 15 degree on that fantastic avenue, which you all remember,

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that lovely photograph, and the may well have been civilisations on this site, going back a lot much further than we realised.

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So that points to the Hudson Bay, and all the alignment is to the Hudson Bay, and all the other, and the message for us.

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To an archer, similar situation where you've got a four degree offset to the actual Hudson North today, that was the North in 10,400 BC.

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That's a lovely view, overlegged to the cart, looking north up the Andes. This is a very interesting area, also it's a feature, so I'm going to touch on some of those.

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Copper in Bolivia, to an archer in Bolivia, we had the most fantastic city or Pascha-Kamak, which has been excavated and looked at by a couple called the Verals,

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but hasn't entered the mainstream of archaeology, which is a shame, and there's a tremendous amount of information here, which is just excaked everybody,

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because what was being said was that was Sumerium, those were the Invers Valley peoples who would colonise this part of the world as early as 4000 BC.

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The idea that everything developed independently on the planet is the most woolly ludicrous suggestion ever made.

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Another fantastic area, very close to very good agricultural land, which can be irrigated from the river there.

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Now, access shift is followed by more than a thousand years of ice age conditions, as globally it's called the Youngadrius.

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The planet starts to warm up again around 9.5,000 BC with vegetation marching north and glacial refugees.

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So if the Youngadrius was as cold as anything we've ever seen before on the planet, and it was for a thousand years, so you can imagine the dramatic effect that had on the whole planet, not just the normal regions.

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So we have to look at where were the places that the key plants, the weeks and so the wild grasses, which eventually became wheat and barley, the potassium, a lot of these, the olive, where are those things actually came from, where were the glacial refugees?

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And plants are great because when the weather comes out nicely and they get them rain on them and they're off the seeds blow away in the wind and they know what some weeds can invade whole countries.

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So what we had to have at that particular juncture, and what I'm going to explain to you now was a restart of agriculture and civilization.

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The name is Eden, but this one there is called it car sag, which means heading closure, car, well like garg or garden means enclosure, sag means head.

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And if you want to look at the proto Samarion language, the vertical picture signs, which is about five or six thousand BC, from which the uniform came from, you can see that downstairs on the Firestoss disk.

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And the Firestoss disk is a lovely story about the great cattle of the great lords and the great lady, breaking out of the field, knocking over the B-hives, causing absolute mayhem and having to be rounded up and put back in again.

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Classic typical farming story. It does, I think, double as a calendar for some of the more mathematical amount of people, but it's a fantastic object, and it would have been taken to Greek by the time of minutes, men is and might not be the same person.

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Menus was in fact the sign of Sark and the first, and he was the governor of the Indus Valley colony of Asumarions, when they decided to break everything up and have individual areas, then he became King of Egypt.

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And the reason for that was another great catastrophe, which we're going to touch on.

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So what we have here, the restart of agriculture and civilization at Kaseg, by the survivors of the catatricism led by Anne, who was always a monotheistic system led by Anne always, and he'll, in Kaseg and Enke, you'll recognize these names.

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You're certainly recognized archangels, angels and watches, who were the teachers and craftsmen, and they were three orders. These guys were called two-eyed serpents, they were called one-eyed serpents, and they were just called watches because they were looking and watching.

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But they didn't have the two eyes that the archangels had, and of course they were promoted up the ranks with telebending on how good they were, and a representative of the watchers always sat on the Ananagi or archangels council.

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So, 9,500 BC, we find the end of this younger dry stream co-operie, things picking up. Now these are what I call the culture barriers, who took education, knowledge, this advanced civilization all around the world.

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The earliest known settlements are in this riff valley from the Dead Sea here, very important up to this area here, and we've got the natural habitat for wild Emma in green, this area here.

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That is a glacial refuge, a key glacial refuge for many of the crops, a wild thing, wild plants that became the domesticated crops, and I've dealt with that in previous lectures.

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Very, very important, and domesticated animals also were getting animals arriving here, along with the domesticated crops, all about the same time in about the same area.

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This is a southern limit of rain-fed agriculture at this time on this red line, so rain-fed agriculture was important, but in reality they had to have irrigation to make it work.

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Any farm owners that you have to control water all the time to be able to have a successful farming operation. So it had to be irrigation right from the start, and we're going to look at that.

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The blue sites are very early, palaeolithic, palaeolithic sites, and then we have what's called the pre-partuary, neolithic.

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We couldn't find any potaries, so they're called pre-partuary, or fifthic, but it relates to Jericho, Angazar, Tel Aswab, which is very close to Damascus, and we're going to be looking at the site just here, very close as the site for the garden of Eden and Carson.

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Other earliest known settlements up in Syria, Jerth, El-Arma, Tel-Arba, Murray-Bet, Abbu-Hurera, Sabi Abbi, I just here, which is a very, very ancient town, a little bit later on, and the other towns from Damasagoras, and then down into the Mesopotamian plains.

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Now the key evidence which supports this thesis is following the trail of agriculture, and this research was produced just over a year ago now by these three people, and they looked at 735 archaeological sites, and to trace the origins of agriculture.

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And they picked up these 10 probable centers of origin, and so we have these sites here as the most likely place for the start of agriculture.

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This is agriculture worldwide, because it's where you find the earliest dates and many other crops, and even May is being found here at 7,500 BC, which was dismissed by the establishment, but that decision was made by two of the finest botanists, Dutch botanists, botamaranized.

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But because they said something that didn't fit in with the establishment view, they literally lost their reputation, and this is the problem, who is going to tell us the truth if they step over the line, the establishment line, and this is our big problem today as you know.

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Very interesting, because you average these sites out, you come down somewhere in the region of Damascus here, very important.

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Now this is where the gods chose to come, it chose the Bekhar valley, which is between these two mountains, the Lebanon mountains, and the anti-leavened mountains, and Mount Hermann is here, and we're going to look at Mount Hermann.

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And this is the river Dan, which goes down for Yesterbar Galilee, and this is what Jesus' favourite place was just below Mount Hermann here, and he's talked a lot, talked about him going there, and going up into this area here.

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Then we have the Galilee, and we have several Intermont, five or six Intermontain valleys, which as they're called Inter the Sea of Galilee, where tremendous sophistication has been found at about 8,000 BC.

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And then down here we go down this dropstone, so when it gets to Jericho, it's about 600 feet below sea level, then the dead sea.

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But we're finding lots of early agriculture and settlements here, and one of the top American agricultural specialists farming must have started between Jericho and Damascus, which I'm going to show you, it did.

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This is Christian Obrans produced this map, it was based on French ordinate survey, and looked at all the possible locations in this area, and as one of the world's top geologists, he was able to read maps and all sorts of incredible things with maps.

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When he first met my aunt, and she was taken to see my uncle Pat, who was my aunt's father. He said, like, all the elderly guys, and what do you do young man?

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Christian Obrans said, well, I've just been working out half of the Rocky Mountains of Newved in the last 30 million years, and he had an incredible geology document of that particular work, which was published.

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But he identified, looked at these sites, and he identified this as the best location. He had the Sumerian records, he had the geology, he had all sorts of clues here about sacred mountain, the home of the sons of God, and in particular the books of Enoch, because Enoch was taken up to the sea of the Great Lord, up in heaven, or up in here, and to record all that was going on.

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That's one of the key and another key clues. We have the Genesis text, we have the books of Enoch, and we have the Sumerian records, three totally independent sources to establish the story.

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So there is the Garden of Eden site, it's an old lake bed, it's drained down there, or was drained down there. At the moment it gets flooded, because would you believe the old water course, the Great Water course, which drained the lake to make farming possible, was destroyed during what they called a thousand years' norm,

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and it's all documented in the Sumerian records, which were found in the Nepal Library in 1898 by a team from the University of Pennsylvania, and the State in the Basement of the University of Pennsylvania, for quite a long while.

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And it was only recently thanks to the Salmon O'Kramer and in particular Christian O'Pryne that these documents have been translated. And of course nobody except that wants to know about it, but that's another story.

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Looking across the basin, we can see where actual Enils, Enils, Great House, was, and there was a reservoir in this valley here, which was perfect for collecting water from the flanks of Mount Hermon, and here we have now, even now, a fabulous fertile basin.

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That is not far from Enils' house on the hill, looking down into the valley, and it's the rainwater coming down into the valley, which allows water to be collected for a reservoir.

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And here we have another wonderful view of the kind of Lamestone rocks here, and how level that area was. So it could be irrigated on a big scale, very important.

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This is the story we're all familiar with, and the Lord God planted a garden eastward in Eden, and there he put the man who made form. Now, the ground made Lord God to grow every tree that is pleasant to the site and good for food.

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And a river, now, a river is the translation of a word, but it could just as easily mean water course, and what I'm suggesting, and I'm suggesting is it does mean water course, went out of Eden to water the garden.

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The rivers don't go out of Eden, the garden, go out of Eden to water gardens, but water course is due. And this adds to it. From when it was party, well, you don't part rivers, most rivers have a whole lot of tributaries coming to one main river.

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But if it was party, we're talking about sluices, and then even more confirming we have, and became into four heads irrigation channels, four irrigation channels. The first, the first is Paisal, the second river or channel is Gihon, the third river.

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The third river, Hedikar, and this is the interesting little point. That is which goes towards the east of a Syria. Well, a Syria wasn't even invented until about eight and a half thousand years after the actual invented self.

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You can see how this story has been lost in time, but basically it's right. And so much of the Bible is basically right, needs re-translating, needs looking at in a more constructive way, and to realise just how much we've lost over time of the original translations and how it's been put together for people to pump their own particular version of events. That's typical of history.

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It's always written by the victors, or people we want to manipulate and control other people. You don't get paid much for telling the truth.

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And somebody wants to say that if you tell a lie or worrying on popular, but if you tell the truth, you really upset people.

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So here we have it. Here we have a reservoir, anews great house, buildings, and these are not the actual placements for the speculative placements of the structures mentioned in the Kaseg epic some page.

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Three one three of the genius of the few and the great water course. You see the great water course showing here. Now, I've browned did all this before we had Google.

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And Google, look, I've waited for years that to happen. Right on the Google image, we've got exactly where our brown said it would be on the contours.

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A great, what I believe is a rock cut ditch, an incredible water course which you can see from the satellite.

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But in the summer, when it's always very dry even now, certainly what's then, the water course acts as a reservoir along with this reservoir, it keeps getting topped up and the water can go through the sluices into the garden, the force loses.

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And on red ice creations about three weeks ago, I gave an open invitation of anybody who wants to go to where we've got a driver, go down there, talk to the farmers if you can speak the language.

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And look for yourself and maybe be the first person to provide some good photographs of it.

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Another image, these are where, oh, brown thought the watchers houses may be.

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They may be in placements from the war between hisbuller and his railies, I don't know, but this very interesting, and it looks as though another channel, a water course came in, bringing floodwater or stormwater from this direction.

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Key graph to tell you how hostile our planet was up to this point in time when we find agriculture and civilization arising.

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And good old CO2, if it wasn't for CO2 plants, wouldn't grow, people running big greenhouses and want plants to grow pumps, CO2 into them.

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The planet is what it is today because of CO2 water vapor, and we had a lovely talk yesterday about water and importance of water.

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Water makes up 86% of the greenhouses, and CO2 is a very minor element.

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And to suggest it has any effect on one high climate, and I can tell you, and you can take it or leave it, the story that we're having at the moment, first down our throats is utter nonsense.

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Now, here is the warming, end of the last place you, and this chart tells us that it was a little bit of a bumpy ride.

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We didn't really get going until we get to this holocene climatic optimum here, which is about 4,200.

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And the fires to clearing land and for grazing animals on X-Mor, ties in with about 4,200, which is the top of this peak.

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The seas have been mastered from the earliest times.

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I think it was built specifically for flood protection in that particular low-lying area.

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So here we have a great stone tar, and it would have been a trading and production centre for food, salt and bitch-em-un,

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and probably the Ananiaghe headquarters in the Jordan, Alonans, under Enki.

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And this excavations represent the benchmark for dating the Holocene Evolution of farming and civilisation.

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If you're any kind of research or historian, you have to take the Jericho evidence right at the top of the tree to build a chronology and picture of our history.

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Sadly, very few people have.

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And this is the, we see a roof of large slabs, hammered dress to a flat surface.

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This is big stones being used at this early date.

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This tar would not disgrace one of the more grandwires, many of your castles,

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says Kathleen Kenyan in charge of the excavation.

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And she says here, the labor involvement excavating this ditch out of solid rock must have been tremendous.

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So there's evidence of sophistication and great, great thoroughness and efficiency.

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Now, this is the big excitement, go back to Tepi, largely because somebody's written a book.

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It's mostly about human sacrifice and how these people was occult and how it was religious and temples and all rest of it.

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And it may so very well.

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I don't know that's a lot of public life conspiracy theory stories, but in terms of reality in fact,

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it doesn't come anywhere near what is actually going on here.

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And what we have are buildings, wall, stick walls, right on the top highest point of a region,

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a lot in the long-gagged mountain ridge, about 15 kilometers more east of San Huffer,

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Earth or in Southeast Turkey.

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And these are roof supports.

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There are, maybe I think, a hundred or more of them, but they're very clearly roof supports.

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And I didn't think I knew any more than show this image to show it.

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These would have been roof supports and on top would have had an immensely strong roof.

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Go back to our story about digger pit, cover it with logs, cover it with soil, same basic principle.

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But inside, look at this beauty, wonderful beauty.

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They all think it's a headless man down here, but I really can't see it.

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But this is just wonderful stuff, absolutely wonderful.

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It really is a bulge of the scorpion.

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And what they have actually are all the basic animals, which were in this area at the time.

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And they were hunter-gabbers, not a scrap of evidence of any agriculture research.

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But it was an important settlement.

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It may well have been a little industrial site.

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It may well have been an important staging post.

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It could have been observation astronomy point as well for angels and watchers,

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because they went off in groups and parties literally around the world,

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setting up places like this, so they could then teach the local populations

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how to farm and how to live and how to do things properly.

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super social organisations.

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Where we get to bow back from the very earliest records,

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we have that is actually a late tablet.

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And it says, all we great is a copy, obviously coming down.

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It says, all we great Anna Nuki, or Anna Nagia, is a brand-preferced call

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and the correct translation, decided to go on a rule.

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Anna and Anna would rule the Highlands.

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And this is written by Anna, Anna would rule the lowlands.

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Anna comes through a jarway too, as the God for many thousands of years.

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I'm not saying you live that long, it was a titular title, as they say.

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And that Gabriel was a titular title.

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She was simply the garden of the garden of Eden.

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And that goes right through into the Hebrew,

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where the Gabriel went to visit Mary, the mother of Jesus,

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to the side, and when she would be impregnated to have a son who was eligible for kingship.

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But that's another story.

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But look, we just want to see Anna, Anna and Ada.

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It was called Anna in the Acadding Language, the names change,

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and that makes life a lot more difficult.

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But even in Suma, we find a double temple to these two,

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and an Ada. And of course, that's Anna and Ada.

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Very very interesting.

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This is the incredible spring, and of course, Jericho had an incredible spring,

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with a thousand gallons of mint.

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And this is a similar situation.

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Water supply was everything in these places.

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And we know that's important.

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We know it's important to A.M.B.

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Westcannot, all these stories of people on the more regards,

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needed to be near water.

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And that is the massive platform, and that is the water coming from that spring.

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And that big channel still there, working today, into a pond here.

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That was the water supply.

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And this is what we call a great platform.

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And we don't know what format originally took, where the accommodation was.

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But they built big platforms right from the start,

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and I'm going to deal with that, because there were very good reasons for building a big platform.

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That's the Roman temple, which came much later.

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Starting probably based on a canineite temple, which may have been old of an Solomon's temple.

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But the Romans flocked to this site from all over the Roman Empire, from India, everywhere.

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They came here to pay their respect to the gods.

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And many of you will know that Hadrian rebuilt the pantheon in Rome,

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out of his respect for the gods.

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And the gods were absolutely crucial, important to people,

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and the very good reason, the story got very distorted over time.

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But the basic reasons for paying respect to the gods are very recent in terms of our human history.

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Right the way through to 146 AD with Hadrian and Rome.

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And the pantheon is now Roman Catholic Church.

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And by the way, and some teachers in Rome, you've got the temple of Mithras and the basement.

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So if you go to Rome, please go to some teachers, but go down to the basement and pay your respects to Mithras.

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Barbeque platform.

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You see how much like a master bar it is.

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And my view is that all the important bits are underneath.

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They built these platforms.

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And that's where they stored their valuables.

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That's where they went to go when there was threat of commentary, debris.

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And they may have been a big threat, and they may have left the big stone of the south.

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1250 tons of it in the quarry, because the threat didn't materialise as they thought it was going to do.

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But clearly this is a kind of structure which would have stood a massive explosion of a hundred hydrogen bombs that wouldn't have blown anything away much.

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Protection.

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And so my argument I'm putting forward in this lecture was that all our large,

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mega-lifix structures and their many forms.

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We have to look at them as primarily as places to go, rather like wartime and as some shelters when we,

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the bombs were falling, we went to the best cover we could.

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And every house in Switzerland has compulsory has a bomb shelter in the basement now with provisions.

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And it's not just a silly idea in terms of what we are going to be faced with over the next hundred years.

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This is a little clue.

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Whether in here of the old structure, the Roman structure on top, very important.

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And that is the kind of beautiful, beautiful place. The biggest temple ever built on the planet.

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But tallest columns and all these columns were made at Aswan, Pink, Aswan, Granite,

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bought all the way from Aswan in Egypt up here at 3000 feet above sea level.

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Absolutely unbelievable.

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And the whole story here and of course underneath that big platform, we know the Romans and all sorts of things going on.

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But we haven't quite done the job but the night temple is did in Jerusalem.

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Were they buried away for two years and found a treasure?

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Or it looks as they found a treasure in the platform, which was the place to look for treasure.

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And it still is for that matter.

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Other important, early sites and sophistication.

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Catel High Act, 7500 BC, that is the occupation mound.

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Christian O'Brien identified fruitfly chromosomes here.

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So people were using microscopes and doing biology and studying the fruitfly, which is the key species to study if you are a scientist in going into a new area in new territory and looking at all the plants and everything.

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So we have that kind of sophistication going on.

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And how did they polish a mirror at the city and without scratching it?

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How did they draw holes so small that no fine model need or can penetrate?

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And that wasn't geopolomers.

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That was actually a box which were genuine rocks.

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They did use geopolomers and did wonderful things with concrete and mould of substances which hardened.

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So they had there's just three very interesting technical skills there.

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Hammocar, major city in Sira, 6000 BC, there are a bit some pieces.

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This is the Halafian ceramics and a lovely lady who wrote wonderful books.

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And that is a sophistication of their pottery ceramics, which wasn't improved upon till the 18th century.

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And you find that from say 6000 BC to 5000 BC in this area of the Near East.

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Now this is from maps of the ancient sea kings by Charles Haptwood, which at a Grand Hancock referred to last night.

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Crucial book, very important.

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I haven't dealt with any of the map issues but we know the world and the sky was mapped in incredible detail as early as we have records and even earlier.

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And this is the pyramid which Haptwood identified as certainly being the oldest pyramid in the world.

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And the reason for that was very slab of flows that had covered the footing of this building.

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And this has taken by Gary Bulkliff and Gary Bulkliff is part of our group.

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And there's done wonderful lectures on the atrassions and this early megalithic work.

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I'm going to show two of his favourite slides in a minute.

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Now you like this one.

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Wouldn't you get that hat?

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And I've just shown that after the Mexico shot because this is what we find, not only in the Phoenicia.

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And Turkey, but also in Palenque and Veracruz and Mexico.

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And you can see the similarity of the hats here.

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And this was about this time.

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We're talking about the old kingdom time, 2,900, 3000 BC, these hats.

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And they were very fashionable.

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And this phrase had a hat like that too.

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And I think you've all seen hats like that in history.

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But it's a wonderful drawing by Lady called Ruferal, who was part of this Barrel and Barrel team who wrote

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Ancient American Civilizations, an absolutely essential read the best book on Ancient American Civilizations.

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And I've just received the proof or the document, relatively go to print,

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for God's who were men, which was handed by Ruferal to Bernard de laire before she died.

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It's a sensational book.

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And opens up all kinds of interesting avenues about what was happening in the Americas.

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And how crazy we are to think that we weren't there thousands of years ago,

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because we were in our ancestors were.

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Well, I say we were because we're part of our ancestors.

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Development in Sumeria, this is a reason for the genius of the few,

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was this incredible archaeologist called André Paracht.

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I'm not going to run any archaeologist, but there were some outstanding people.

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I'm a friend of Peter, for example, and Simon Erkheim.

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But this is his quote.

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Now that we can view the Mesopotamian Basin in all its splendor, it's becoming clear of this flame that blazed so suddenly in the Middle East,

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and shed so wide a light, was kindled at several points, each with its own innocence and distinctive lustre.

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Susan, logge, your, your, your, Ash noca,

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Asa, Nineva, Marri, all alike were sent to us who civilisation advanced some strength until thanks to the genius of the few,

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and the boldness of a many that was wrote forth, as in an alchemist, crucible, a prodigious, many sighted art.

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And that was our browns favourite quote from those times, and why he called the book, the genius of the few.

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And what did we find that Europe dates now, four and a half thousand be, to three thousand two hundred fifty BC,

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we find a tame on dedicated to Anne.

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And I've word temple comes from tame, and but tame and just simply meant a sacred area.

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And it was always a sacred area to these gods who had delivered civilisation to us.

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And that was a tradition that followed Anne. It's very, very important to realise that they didn't have a religion such.

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They had a way of doing things, and this is what the Egyptians are, way of doing things.

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They were kind of tan good way of doing things. And the same with the droids, the way of doing things.

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And the droid links go right back to this car side, through people like of Masha, Masha, Ogimus,

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and you can see the drink, the drinks there, the droids were the descendants of a two half of the man,

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and a two half of the man, the people of the god Anne. We have always links going back through, which are very important.

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And the last lecture was interesting because we're looking at how religion has taken so much of the old order and converted into a Christian viewpoint.

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And if we can just get go back to a four, three thousand, four thousand BC, we can see how so many of these stories have been distorted,

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but there's a lot of basic truths there. So we mustn't try out the baby with the bar fork, if they say.

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You're again, and there was a white temple on top of a building just this big in this town, which was the white temple.

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And that just shows you what's there now. This is where the car-sag epics were found, which is in the Nippo library, which was excavated.

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Fortunately it was destroyed, but clay tablets don't burn, they might break up a bit, but they managed to rescue a fantastic amount of information.

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From when the Palaigre crucial area. And still nobody really knows how to translate it. And the point is, O'Brien took on this particular job.

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I went to an international conference on the Firestoss Disc, and was appalled to find not one person who really understood what the very early commercial, the vertical picture signs was all about and how far back they go.

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And how that was quite separate from the L.A.L.F. bag, which was the Inhouse speedy writing of the Nock.

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And these are the areas where you've got farming on those rivers, irrigated farming. Nippo is there, and Shurapak was a great administrative centre where the kings used to go for the council of kings.

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The druids used to come back to these areas early on to have council meetings every year, so that they ran everything.

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And when things were in trouble, they pointed a king of kings.

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So it's a shishak, or an Aussie mandius, or a Bradboard in Saxon times, or a Pendragon in England.

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This is where we get these stories from and where they come. It's all back to this incredible social organization here going back a long way.

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But a population, the team time that Stonehenge was being built, and the pyramids were being built, we had a population that sure were back of some 15 to 30,000 people in an area about 100 hectares.

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With a city of war and developed military organization, and the soldiers who there to protect the farmers.

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Transport in Sumeria, a little bit from Zekarai Sitshin, who made lots of contributions, but got the wrong end of the stick.

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The translation of uniform was based on older, later material, and he didn't attempt to go back to the beginning as Sitshin, the Christiano Brown bit.

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And therefore, he was in real trouble. Now I'm rushing through this now, and this is the story from Linda Spally to Dolly there at town, a wonderful city on the Andes Valley.

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And you've got the Andes Valley was colonized by the Sumarians, and when the river flooded, they filled the chambers of water.

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But, Lothar, and then you go off across the Pacific, and these double-hold canoes.

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This is what you find on the way. The Pacific is full of the most fantastic megilev, so I picked that one out, because I think it's unique.

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And there were rows of these, ten pillars either side, and two rows, and must have had a roof on it of some kind.

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This is the soup, where you would have landed on the coast of Peru, and then from down the Amazon, you were having people coming the other way,

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and massive farming and food production coming from the other direction down the Amazon river.

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This is the small spider, which has it re-produced this organ on its leg.

519
01:04:04,000 --> 01:04:10,000
And you can only see it. You can't see it without using a microscope. Very, very interesting point.

520
01:04:10,000 --> 01:04:14,000
So these people were had microscopes, they were digging all the signs.

521
01:04:14,000 --> 01:04:24,000
These structures again, terraces, terrific megile of structures here. I'm not quite sure how tall these are, but these ones here, many of them are over 11 to 12 feet high.

522
01:04:24,000 --> 01:04:28,000
They've never moved from a time they were built through earthquakes or anything else.

523
01:04:28,000 --> 01:04:38,000
Fantastic system of land management and farming management, all over eight labor intensive, very effective, because they could put just the right amount of water on their crops.

524
01:04:38,000 --> 01:04:41,000
China here, quite extraordinary features.

525
01:04:41,000 --> 01:04:44,000
It wasn't worth doing, they wouldn't have done it.

526
01:04:44,000 --> 01:04:51,000
Gary Bell Cliff with an atruscant polygone of tar, only one like it outside believe it.

527
01:04:51,000 --> 01:05:02,000
We think that that architecture and megile of extracture is common to southern America. It's not because it came from the atruscans and the Pelagé, that are gazians.

528
01:05:02,000 --> 01:05:11,000
And here is a Pelagé museum wall in Greece, which Gary's further craft, five miles of wall, and some of the biggest turns at the top.

529
01:05:11,000 --> 01:05:19,000
Absolutely sensation. And his work is marvelous. You can look at his work on the holistic channel and on the DVDs.

530
01:05:19,000 --> 01:05:22,000
A pyramid in Greece, same kind of story.

531
01:05:23,000 --> 01:05:36,000
Oking Damijik, we've got Sakara and the wall around Sakara is virtually identical to this wall here at Kish, almost the same building families would have come to Egypt because the Samarians came to Egypt.

532
01:05:36,000 --> 01:05:41,000
That's why everything is there right from the start because it was moved from Samarians to Egypt.

533
01:05:41,000 --> 01:05:48,000
So the Egyptians didn't build a pyramid. The Samarians did the Aryan Samarians built it or built them.

534
01:05:48,000 --> 01:05:58,000
The same time as they were building pyramids in Egypt, we've got this kind of step pyramid, same dates in the Chikim Valley Peru, to show the point that they were all around the world.

535
01:05:58,000 --> 01:06:05,000
And these mud brick structures are still there today, absolutely found 10,000 years later.

536
01:06:05,000 --> 01:06:13,000
It's a Karara. And underneath Sakara we've got these enormous structures underneath Sakara.

537
01:06:13,000 --> 01:06:21,000
And this is my mind proves absolutely conclusively, but these structures were to hide from the wrath of God.

538
01:06:21,000 --> 01:06:29,000
And this is what we hear about the big platforms that they were built to hide from the wrath of God, which was the commentary of every commentary catastrophe.

539
01:06:29,000 --> 01:06:36,000
Almost a number of people facilities may be air water. All the things needed for a real blast.

540
01:06:36,000 --> 01:06:42,000
And at this particular time they built all the pyramids within about 100 years to very high specifications.

541
01:06:42,000 --> 01:06:47,000
It was not the dead people. It was to keep the population of many of the population as possible alive.

542
01:06:47,000 --> 01:06:53,000
And if they couldn't get into the pyramids they'd get into the master bars and all the surrounding structures.

543
01:06:53,000 --> 01:06:59,000
Granite possibly machine. This is an interesting image just to show you more sophistication at Giza.

544
01:06:59,000 --> 01:07:06,000
And this made my mind up that these buildings were for, if you like Anderson shelters, bomb shelters.

545
01:07:15,000 --> 01:07:18,000
Sorry, I've got a problem.

546
01:07:19,000 --> 01:07:26,000
Okay, it's okay. And so we've got in the middle of that, a terrific amount of space.

547
01:07:26,000 --> 01:07:32,000
That's looking down the shaft into it. That's looking up the shaft.

548
01:07:32,000 --> 01:07:37,000
And the Americas we've got to and Arco again, not far from the, to the carcup.

549
01:07:37,000 --> 01:07:43,000
Puma Punker was the port. Extraordinary structure there. And I put this in because I wanted to show you,

550
01:07:43,000 --> 01:07:49,000
make a lift, look, big stones, and in between them, they're filled in with a much later brick wall.

551
01:07:49,000 --> 01:07:53,000
Very interesting. I'm sure this happened a lot in Britain with our stones and our stone circles.

552
01:07:53,000 --> 01:08:00,000
This is a particular important point. This is the kind of landscape we see as a remains of early filming.

553
01:08:00,000 --> 01:08:07,000
What's left on the ground? And this is all round, this great, Lake Tidicada based on 54,000 square kilometers.

554
01:08:07,000 --> 01:08:13,000
And up on the hills where they cleared all the stones for their grazing animals, massive walls.

555
01:08:13,000 --> 01:08:18,000
And nobody understands what they are, but I'm absolutely convinced that all part of the whole farming system.

556
01:08:18,000 --> 01:08:24,000
This is for growing the crops and the uplands and the hills for the grazing animals.

557
01:08:24,000 --> 01:08:29,000
Sandstone brought 20 kilometers, 300, 200, 300 tons.

558
01:08:29,000 --> 01:08:36,000
But massive slabs at Puma Punker, 150, 200 tons. And there was no earthquake at that time.

559
01:08:36,000 --> 01:08:42,000
So maybe this was built before, where earthquake. This is the famous fortress, you know, that two images.

560
01:08:42,000 --> 01:08:47,000
That is the close up, and that is a more distant view here on the hill above Krisco.

561
01:08:47,000 --> 01:08:54,000
You've seen these wonderful images just breathtaking, really, and Egypt.

562
01:08:54,000 --> 01:09:04,000
These are the Sincerea, some of the biggest blocks you'll ever find anywhere on the planet was built just a wall in an island, a Reward Island in Syria.

563
01:09:04,000 --> 01:09:10,000
The Oziron, that was clearly as well all the Abidos, so-called tombs.

564
01:09:10,000 --> 01:09:14,000
They were specifically organized for people to go and take cover.

565
01:09:14,000 --> 01:09:23,000
And this was from about 3,200, 3,300 BC when we have this called Scorpion Kings in Egypt.

566
01:09:23,000 --> 01:09:28,000
Malta, same story, Corbled Roof, everything they could to rebuild or build something.

567
01:09:28,000 --> 01:09:33,000
It was very efficient inside, but as strong as a cave.

568
01:09:33,000 --> 01:09:41,000
And of course the valley temples, there's the Sphinx, and these are the two temples, and these were built from the material excavated here.

569
01:09:41,000 --> 01:09:46,000
So these are as old as the Sphinx, however old the Sphinx is.

570
01:09:47,000 --> 01:09:57,000
On the Gurgon Heights we got this extraordinary structure to 4,420,000 tons of uncut black volcanic basalt, fuel stones, all piled up here.

571
01:09:57,000 --> 01:10:05,000
This is what a typical passage grave looks like, and a specification of how they were originally designed.

572
01:10:05,000 --> 01:10:15,000
And we got a confirmation of that here, over many different types of chambers, but on my belief is they were totally practical, very important.

573
01:10:15,000 --> 01:10:23,000
The platforms, Bellbeck, and this platform was built by a cave to hide from the Roof of God.

574
01:10:23,000 --> 01:10:30,000
This temple and the site has not got a picture of it, it's the earlier time, but the point is look how big it is.

575
01:10:30,000 --> 01:10:38,000
It's 630 feet broad, you know, 240 by 165, 700 by 630 feet.

576
01:10:38,000 --> 01:10:47,000
And the bluish granite had to be imported from Egypt or Salicia, and the blocks are extraordinary, large, 16-way.

577
01:10:47,000 --> 01:10:50,000
How do they do it? This is the other story here.

578
01:10:50,000 --> 01:10:59,000
Mythology says that both Bellbeck and Pasopalist structures were built on the instructions of Jim bin, which means, Jim, son of Jan.

579
01:10:59,000 --> 01:11:08,000
So, Jim, son of Anne, as lurking places for Virginia to hide, because Gina is an Arabic word for over shining ones.

580
01:11:08,000 --> 01:11:18,000
And this has many stages of development, so the original structure of the same was built as a lurking place for the Gina to hide from the Roof of God.

581
01:11:18,000 --> 01:11:26,000
Massive platform here at Tuler, much later, with the sacred baskets, which we find all over the world, falling on from the Samarion tradition.

582
01:11:26,000 --> 01:11:39,000
Terriens, very interesting, we've got a mega-run here, which is a central place where the royal family go when the sky is falling, so that they're really safe and a small central shelter.

583
01:11:39,000 --> 01:11:53,000
Terrific platform here. This is 200 meters square, and about 34 feet high, at least, massive staircases and columns all the way around it.

584
01:11:53,000 --> 01:12:00,000
But the really important parts would have been underneath the rather like platform at Jerusalem.

585
01:12:00,000 --> 01:12:09,000
Jerusalem by Merit and Mariscas, Barback were all temples to Barrel, Barrel Haydath, and we saw Haydath earlier.

586
01:12:09,000 --> 01:12:17,000
O'Zahir on is now a flood here, but look, we've got the Mortis and Tenon joints here, and this was clearly meant to be a Roof structure.

587
01:12:17,000 --> 01:12:27,000
Here we are again, Mortis and Tenon joints. And where do we find those stone hinge, and even greater sophistication with the stone, what in it would look like, why artistic way here?

588
01:12:28,000 --> 01:12:42,000
Very important. It would have had, in my opinion, quite clearly, a very effective and strong wooden roof, and some of it, an engineer, which that conclusion actually built a model. And if anybody can tell me where the model is, please let me know.

589
01:12:42,000 --> 01:12:54,000
Blue stones. I touched on stone hinge, and blue stones are very special, and the reason for blue stones is because they contained the highest amount of natural monotomic elements, platinum root, that elements.

590
01:12:54,000 --> 01:13:01,000
And anybody who's looked at the garden's work will see the links and clues here. It has all sorts of special qualities. It's very, very important.

591
01:13:01,000 --> 01:13:11,000
But we're using a similar process, a low voltage, putting at the acupuncture points behind the ears, and this lady received neuroelectric therapy.

592
01:13:11,000 --> 01:13:21,000
That's her hair row and addiction, 10 years of hair row and addiction. They won. That's three days later, and that's six days later.

593
01:13:21,000 --> 01:13:33,000
And this method was used in yogurt hospital by Professor Karl Smith and Dr. Meg Patterson in 1982, with a 90% success rate in a national health hospital.

594
01:13:33,000 --> 01:13:38,000
And it has not yet been adopted. It's one of the greatest scandals we have in this country.

595
01:13:38,000 --> 01:13:48,000
Absolutely outrageous. That is the unit. It just hang around the wig like a race like a little radio and around behind the ears. Crucial.

596
01:13:48,000 --> 01:13:56,000
And what we know is that our brain reacts in many ways, and we are electric, we're a magnetic, we're sensitive.

597
01:13:56,000 --> 01:14:04,000
And what the ancients understood is how to fix the brains, fix people's brains. And this is part of the whole blue zone. I'm going to break quickly now.

598
01:14:04,000 --> 01:14:17,000
And there we are, the human brain here, he parts. And it's balancing these parts, delta theta alpha beta gamma ray, the waves of people's brains, is the new exciting technology.

599
01:14:17,000 --> 01:14:26,000
If you get the brain waves right, the body heals itself. And the bluestone technology was at the heart of that. So we've learned from the ancient knowledge.

600
01:14:26,000 --> 01:14:40,000
I don't know why it happened. Sorry, I'm nearly finished. I've just got to do the last life and the big, the big finish coming up folks.

601
01:14:40,000 --> 01:14:48,000
And then I've got to get rid of this damn thing. It should go away.

602
01:14:48,000 --> 01:14:51,000
I don't want to end the show.

603
01:14:51,000 --> 01:15:03,000
Okay. So we have all the traditions within the druids and across the world everywhere of meditation. This isn't the wild hunt. This is a guy with a here meditating.

604
01:15:03,000 --> 01:15:13,000
This meditation goes back to the earliest earliest times and it's part of this process of what people would have been doing in Stonehenge with the help and assistance of what's in the bluestone.

605
01:15:14,000 --> 01:15:25,000
Now where do they come from? Possibilities. That is Christian O'Brien's identification of an island exactly the same as described by Plato on the Azores.

606
01:15:25,000 --> 01:15:30,000
Go to the website. You can lift it in and out of the water and play around with it.

607
01:15:30,000 --> 01:15:40,000
This is a Mars image. What Mars really looks like? And this is such crucial work and please go to Marsanomalyresearch.com, JP Skipper.

608
01:15:40,000 --> 01:15:50,000
Because this is just blown my mind in the last five weeks and I've been a fair bit of a search on it and I still take it seriously. But look what's happening. How great are on Mars?

609
01:15:50,000 --> 01:15:58,000
We're going in closer and you can just begin to see something on the ground. Do you see?

610
01:15:58,000 --> 01:16:09,000
A little bit more. What are we seeing here? Do you see the lines? You look closely then it look as though any other and something on the ground.

611
01:16:09,000 --> 01:16:18,000
Close up. More realistic. This is why I showed you the picture of the TNR code basin. The features.

612
01:16:18,000 --> 01:16:25,000
Close to again. There's becoming more obvious that we've got something like field systems on Mars in that hell crater.

613
01:16:25,000 --> 01:16:33,000
There. Even more so. We're going in closer all the time. Different area and same different kind of features.

614
01:16:33,000 --> 01:16:46,000
But something's happening on the ground. What is it? These are the Skipper analysis where he's really worked it out. You can see very clearly. We've got extraordinary features on the ground in the hell crater, which we have to investigate.

615
01:16:46,000 --> 01:16:54,000
It's either a fraud, a scam, or it could be something interesting. And if we have an open mind, we want to pursue it in Havelock.

616
01:16:54,000 --> 01:17:02,000
And so there we are. Maybe 25 day clocks come from the 25 day version of the retribution of Mars.

617
01:17:02,000 --> 01:17:09,000
And we were seated by Martians, right above 50,000 BC. Thank you very much indeed.

618
01:17:24,000 --> 01:17:29,000
Thank you very much.