Master of Science - 5/13/25

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:03):
Welcome to Master of Science with host Professor James McCanny.
The good professor's career spans fifty years as a university teacher, scientist,
and engineer. Each week he will explore the rapidly changing
world of science as many long held theories are crumbling
under the weight of new data. He will cover the

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fields of geology, archaeology, meteorology, oceanography, space science, astronomy, cosmology,
biological evolution, virology, energy, mathematics, and war. So please welcome
the host of Master of Science, James McCanny.

Speaker 2 (00:52):
Good evening everybody, and welcome tonight. I'm going to continue
there's a series of shows I'm doing on Earth and
the conditions of Earth and how it developed, how did
it get this way? Last week I talked a little
bit about where did the Moon come from? So very
interesting topic. But as you look at Earth and the

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disasters that have befallen Earth have been mass extinctions, and
standard astronomy, standard geology, standard evolutionary biology, all have to
find ways to try and explain the condition of Earth
by the Earth just doing all this by itself. So

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she had just jumped up and made mountains one day,
things sat there with millions and millions of years, and
all of a sudden they started moving all by themselves.
According to standard science, of course, a fairy tale at best,
but they have to maintain that religious mantra of slow

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evolutionary development. And see, one of the biggest things going
on here is everybody's paycheck depends on not upsetting the
apple cart. I might remind you that, as I talked
about last week, the concept for how the Solar system

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formed all the planets in the Sun came from a
guy named Laplace in the late seventeen hundreds. Now, I
complained about astronomy textbooks not changing over the last fifty years,
and that's true, but they haven't changed in hundreds of years.
The idea of the Big Bang started in like about

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nineteen oh five, with Hubble having the first good telescopes
where they could put a spectrometer on it and realize
that the galaxies. They first of all realized there were
galaxies out there and that they were red shifted. The
light coming from them was shifted to the red, and
implying instead of trying to imagine that there might be

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another source of red shift, they assumed that it was
due to stuff moving away from US so at any rate.
And then the concept for comets came from Kepler. We're
talking about hundreds and hundreds of years ago, that there's

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some kind of like an icy thing that when it
gets near the Sun it melts and somehow forms the tail.
I showed pictures last week of comet nuclei, hot dry rocks,
not an ounce of water anywhere on them, and there
couldn't be because they're too hot. They're volatile like water
in outer space where you don't have any atmospheric pressure.

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There's no atmosphere to hold the water in place. It
would just go off in a New York second. And
these are hot, dry rocks and they're black their hard surface.
There hydrocarbons basically tar baked onto the surface of some
of these. And they even landed on one, the P

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sixty seven comet. They landed on the surface European Space
Agency with the FELI lander. There's no water, there's no ice,
there's no snow, there's nothing coming off the nucleus. But
standard science, the religion of standard science of standard astronomy,
space science, astrophysics has to keep the religious mantra of

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the dirty snowball going because it's a religion. It has
nothing to do with science. Science was thrown out the
window a long long time ago. I just wanted to
divert a little bit of attention here. Also, this is
coming full circle, and a couple weeks ago, maybe it
was last week, I mentioned a guy named Joe Rogan.

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He has a wonderful podcast for most things, but when
it gets in terms of science or archaeology or other
topics like that, he's the controlled basically a controlled outlet
for controlled opposition. And so you have this dynamic, and

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I've said this before when the intelligence agencies, and this
is capped off at the top by the CIA. A
lot of people think of them as running rough shot
around the world, fixing government elections and fixing business deals

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between international corporations so they can take over governments and
steal resources from poor third world countries, human trafficking, drug trafficking,
things like that. But they're also very much on top
of the science world because the people that they represent,

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the World Bank, which has its front agency, the Rothschild
Wank sometimes called the International Monetary Fund, is the front
agency for the Vatican Bank, and they have a lot
of control. They control the Bank of England, the Federal
Reserve in the United States, the Bank in China. They

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control these banks. A lot of people think, oh, United
States and China are adversaries. No, this is a dog
and pony show. They both work for the same financial
master in the Vatican. The Bank and the Vatican run
out of the Vatican, which got their wealth. By the way,
in the Middle Ages when they were raping and pillaging

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the New World. Those hundreds and hundreds of big ships
that had golden as they're ballast coming back to Europe
via Spain and Spanish ships primarily Spanish, some English, some Portuguese,
some from the Netherlands, et cetera. But all of that

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was coordinated and went back to basically give the Vatican
Bank its foundation, which it still has. And by the way,
it's very comical to watch the antics over Fort Knox,
where supposedly the United States gold is being held. Anyway,
that's another story in itself. But what most people don't

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realize is that the CIA is very much in control
of NASA, for example, and they want to make sure
in fact, what was it. Bill Casey, the ex CIA
director when he was head of the CIA, made a
statement he said, when everything that the public believes is false,

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we will have succeeded. That's paraphrase, but that's pretty much
what he said. And so what they do is they
have think tanks like Battel or Gulf South Research or
the RAND Corporation of various other think tanks, some of
them not so well known, who devise mechanisms for controlling

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the public. And the one thing that they always do,
they always do it's standard fair, it's it's absolutely of
the time used is they create both sides of the
story that are made public. So they have the so
called good guys, the NASA, the Carl Sagans, the Neil

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de Grasse Tysons, the the good guys, you know, the
guys that defend the holy Grail for standard science. And
then you got the nutcases out there. So they'll take
a topic and I won't even go through the different ones,
but it could be in the in the realm of science,
or space science or astronomy or or I'm you know,

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on and on. But what they find I call them
street people. Street people. It's kind of like when the
CIA does their drug dealing. They don't sell directly to
the drug users. They got to go through street people. Well,
the same thing is true in the scientific world. They
wait for people to come along who are go getters.

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They're kind of like think they're going to cure the world,
and you know they they can be, but they're not scientists.
That's the one key thing. But you'll find them with
very spiffy web pages. And this is the what I
call the controlled opposition. And so what I mentioned about
Joe Rogan show is he is a center point for

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controlled opposition actors and so they can they get on
there and they talk and Joe is just like, yeah,
you know, Joe would be you know, he's a great
guy for kickboxing or other things, lots of topics. He's
very tuned to politics, for example, various other things. But science. Sorry,

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but Joey the bite isn't the lightest, brightest bulb on
the tree when it comes to science. So he doesn't
know to ask any questions. He kind of like has
a feel for it, but you know, no, he's out
of his league, literally. And but anyway, the way Joe
became famous and the way he got his big show

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made it bigger. And this is standard fair also is
once these people get some traction, get some public attention.
Then they they come in and they beef him up,
They ad advertising, they make the show big, and then
all of a sudden they come through and say, oh

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you got a problem. They create out of thin air,
they create some kind of problem. They did it with
Art Bell, they did it with I could list of
a dozen radio talk show hosts who had problems of
this nature. Bill Gates had problems of this nature. And
then they come in and they say, well, we're going

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to cure everything. If you follow what we want you
to do, then everything's going to be better. So Joe
Rogan got some handlers that controlled the information, especially some
of these topics that they want to control, especially astronomy
and space science and astrophysics, to go on his show.

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And that's just the way it is. So anyway, the
point of this discussion is this has now come full circle.
And so then you have the white hats. And once again,
it's not NASA, it is not a federal agency. These
are outreached people. These are third party, independent, so called

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independent people who come in and make an analysis. And
of course, since you have amateurs over here trying to
be scientists, they're just easy pickens for a guy with
say a PhD in astronomy or in in archaeology or
any of these other fields geology. These independent, poorly educated,

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self appointed actors that are kind of pumped up and
put on these like these talk radio shows, etc. They're
easy pickens for a professional because they really don't know anything.
They're very inexperience and they don't have a history. They

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don't have a science background. In fact, they don't have
much of a background in anything other than they have
had somewhat free reign to talk. Now why am I
talking about this because every week I want to give
you some insight into what's going on. And so this
the past number of weeks, maybe past few months, the

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righteousness has risen up and attacked the want to be players.
And so now you have this dialogue going back and forth,
Oh no conspiracy theory, Oh, standard science is wrong, and
you know, on and on in which case both of
them are wrong. You got the the want to be nutcases,

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and then you got nass who's feeding you boloney too?
And so this what I'm saying is this is a
created dialogue and you'll find it on the internet, and
it's kind of raging right now. As far as myself,
I've always been an independent scientist and I'm an actual,
real scientist with real information. And the whole point is

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to make sure people don't listen to me to try
and get all this other activity. You have millions of
followers on some of these web pages or YouTube channels,
et cetera, and the whole point is to focus on them,
which they can do by just channeling the traffic to
these web pages. Okay, So I want to wanted to

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just let you know, if you're going on the Internet
you're looking for anything related to science or astronomy or
archaeology or the history of man or ancient civilizations and
things like that, you're going to get lamb basted. Okay,
So let me move off into the area of what's

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really going on. So the reason people listen to me
and have for decades and decades is because I'm coming
along with a real story what's really going on. And there,
let me go through kind of a laundry list of
things that have happened to Earth in the past that
have caused disasters and these what we call Earth changes.

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One of my books is called Planet X, Comets and
Earth changes, And when I started writing that book, I
mean I was one of the first people to really
talk about Earth changes as a result. And I turn
my coin. It's called action at a Distance where comets,
large comets come into the Solar system and they don't
hit Earth. They come by or they come through the

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Solar system, and they create they create scenarios, physical scenarios
that affect Earth. And one of them would be where
they comet would actually cause a solar flare, the solar
flare being so large that it would hit Earth and
cause a lot of damage, change the atmosphere, etc. Okay,

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So anyway, one of the things is super volcanoes, and
this has happened in the past and it could happened again.
I went to a museum, I think it was in Nebraska.
I was on the you know, taking a trip by museum.
Let's go to the museum. So I going to the
museum and there are like as I recall, they were

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like horses and kind of rhinoceros type of animals, and
they were covered in ash. So they had dug these
up and it was an ash field that came from
the supervolcano at Yellowstone. Now Yellowstone has had three major
eruptions in the last number of millions of years. One

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was about six hundred and forty thousand years ago, which
to most people that's a long time ago. But it's
cyclic and it's overdue, which might give rise to some
people thinking this is a drastic situation. But I'll be
talking more about supervolcanoes. There are about one hundred and

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sixty active volcanoes just in the United States, and there's
probably around one thousand to twelve hundred active volcanoes in
the whole world. And they go off somewhat quite quite regularly,
these volcanoes, and they're not always big like Mount Saint Helen's.
But Mount Saint Helens in terms of supervolcanoes, was a

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small one. It was a teeny one and ash from
Mount Saint Helens got all the way over to New
York City. So supervolcanoes is one of the mega disasters
that has affected Earth on certain occasions. Asteroids hitting Earth,
that's one, but it's very highly overrated and highly overused.

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I've talked about that. How NASA if they need an
excuse for something happening, Oh, an asteroid hit it, a
comet explodes into brightness, up in the heavens. Oh an
asteroid hit it. A magnetic feel on the planet out
there changed. Oh an asteroid hit it. They spent the
planets don't spin in the right direction. With their theory
on how the Solar system formed, Oh, an asteroid hit it. Now,

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there are some instances that are recorded. For example, there's
a city once a believed to be the capital of Egypt.
This is long before the Pharaohs, a place called Tennis,
and has its been reported that the people who have

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visited this location, it's completely just blown apart, large columns,
you have fragments, just completely blown apart. You have large
statues which are scorched like a blow torch had been
held on them. And so anyway, this is the result

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of a passing comet with a large electrical discharge. Now
it's the same type of a discharge that caused the
event Tunguska. When I worked with Russian scientists in the
mid nineteen nineties, they were scientists who actually were on
site at Tunguska, and they were atmospheric scientists. And the

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one thing that the reason they were very interested in
my work is my work explained where the electrical discharges
came from. They knew that there was a low level
atmospheric event that was caused by some kind of electrical discharge,
But where would this come from in the atmosphere. It
is by scale millions of times more than a lightning

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bolt could muster or a thunderstorm. It's simply of a
different scale. So what my work did was explain where
the lightning bolt came from. A cosmic lightning bolt. And
the ancients throughout all of the cultures, throughout all of
the ancient cultures, talk about the holder of the scepter

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for example. Or for example, if you look at chichen Itza,
the ruins, the temple at chichen Itza, the pyramid it
comes down and Ketselkuada is always shown with a great
big tongue, and that's representative of the sunward spike of comets,
which is an electrical effect. Okay, so comets passing Earth

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causing electrical discharges to attach to Earth, and the ancient
saw this, they saw when Venus came by Mars. In fact,
I've talked about my logo, the J. McKenny Science logo.
It has a picture of a comet in the Solar
System attaching to the Sun with a sunward spike, and

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off to the side is a discharge that's going off
to a planetary object like the ancients would have seen
with Mars, and it looks like a snake with the
planet in its jaws. And the jaws part is where
the auroras occur when this electrical discharge lights up the atmosphere.

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And basically Venus came by Mars and lifted its oceans
and atmosphere. It was a blue planet prior to that encounter.
So these are mega discharges that can just and the
explosion that happened at Tunguska was literally a nuclear explosion.

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It would have been the equivalent of a hydrogen bomb.
So you separate the water, you have hydrogen and boom,
and so the electrical discharge and that's in fact the
same process that occurs in the atmosphere of the Sun.
I've talked about this before in this show and in
my work. Of course, that goes back to my original

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work the late nineteen seventies showing how the fusion in
the Sun is in the atmosphere and it's off by
electrical discharges. It's a process known as the pinch effect.
And what happens is in an electrical discharge, it's never
perfectly straight. It's at angles like this. And I'll be

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showing some diagram some photographs of discharges around volcanic plumes,
for example, and you can see that the discharges sometimes
they look rather straight, but they're moving in random directions.
But a lot of times it looks almost like a
grid work, where the discharges are almost rectangular in shape

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or ninety degree angles. And it's in that very tight
bend where the current changes direction that the magnetic feels
are very high, and that's what kicks off the fusion
reaction in a naturally occurring situation. And of course they
can't duplicate that in a fusion reactor because they're trying

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to contain these in a magnetic bottle, which doesn't work.
It's a very different process. It's called the pinch effct Okay,
So at any rate, this same process is what caused
the low level explosion. This was probably a few hundred
feet off the ground at Tunguska, And so anyway, that's

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another example of an electrical discharge that caused major drastic
damage on Earth, but that was small compared to the
one that would have affected Kannis and so Moses talks
about when they were leaving Egypt, they were talking about
the pillar of fire reaching up into the heavens. So

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that was a discharge from the comet Venus that was
passing by. They saw it. So I talked before also
about the Norse flood, where the Earth passed through the
tail of a large comet, and there was no gravitational
effects to speak of, no electrical effects. There would have
been electrical effects, but not so noticeable. The main thing
was just rain, and it mixed with the rain would

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have been hydrocarbons, naphtha what the ancients called naphtha, and
other effects. The Venus event caused a pole shift, a
physical pole shift, So then there was the ice cap
shifted and there was tremendous melting. So what we call

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the Laurentian ice Cap was really the old North Polar cap.
And of course either one of these events would have
caused glaciation, excess water on planet Earth that froze, and
also probably change in the ocean levels. The Noah's Flood
probably changed the ocean levels by many hundreds of feet.

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So those ancient civilizations are out on those continental shelves
where they dropp off. You can see the underwater topography
on the continental shelts where there are rivers that are
cut in. Rivers don't form under the ocean, so those
rivers had to have formed when the ocean levels were

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much lower than they are today. And that was the
result of the noise flood. So anyway, I could go
on and on about these, but you know another point here.
A number of weeks ago, I talked about the mythology,
the religious mythology of global climate change, and people are
putting all this time and effort into it. And one

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single afternoon, if there were such thing as global climate
change due to CO two, a single afternoon of a
volcanic eruption would cancel it out for years to come.
And so you know, don't worry your pretty little head
about CO two. It's really not an issue. There are

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other bigger issues that can change the climate. Really changed
the climate overnight when the volcanic eruption. It was Tambora,
I believe, the eruption that took place in Indonesia and
what was eighteen fifteen. The ash spread around the world

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and caused a couple of years of winter where millions
and millions of people around the world died because of starvation.
They couldn't grow crops simply because it blocked the sun.
So don't worry about global climate change. First of all,
it's a non issue. Second of all, and I went

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through this, I'm not going to go through it again.
But the big thing is that the art climate could
change overnight in the other direction boom, you know, and
all of a sudden, everybody's starving because it's too cold.
Just before I get going on this topic of volcanoes

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and the situation of volcanoes around the world, which, by
the way, it wouldn't be like this. We wouldn't have
fifteen hundred active volcanoes if the world formed four and
a half billion years ago and nothing had happened since
there would be there wouldn't be volcanic activity. The reason
we have so much volcanic activity on planet Earth is

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because of close encounters with other large celestial objects, which
causes the disruption on the surface of the Earth. That's
a simple story. And I want to go back and
pick up a story that about the time of Christ,
the world, the intelligent people in the world were very

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well aware of the ancient history going back thousands of
years where there were ancient encounters of Earth with large comets,
and very interesting because the common people were pretty much
kept in the dark. And that's the way it is today.
There's nothing new about the leaders of the world keeping

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the public in the dark. That was going on back then.
But Christ was a well educated guy. His uncle Joseph
of Arimathea had a vasked library and he certainly was
teaching Christ as he was growing up. But anyway, the
Apostles member asked Christ, what's going to happen, you know,

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if for the end of the world or what's going
where things are going? And Christ comes back and he replies,
and he says, he starts describing basically a large comet
coming by Earth. The stars will seem to fall from
the heavens. What's that, that's the meteor stream. The Moon
will seem to turn to blood or the and those

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are effects when the object comes by and the volcanic
eruptions start occurring on the moon. At what is it
going to do. It's going to look like it's bleeding
and the firmament will be shaken. He's talking about a
large comet coming by, and he says not a stone
will be left upon a stone. So when you look

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at a city like Tannis, which is completely just blown apart,
with the pieces of these pillars blown scattered over a
very wide area and then covered with dirt, you know,
we really don't know when that city was active, but

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it was far long before the Pharaohs. But the idea
is that physically we have been told that not a
stone will be left upon a stone, and then you
see it. You see the effects of something happening, and
it wasn't due to grave robbers or some guy. No,

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these are granite, extremely hard rock that came from thousands
of miles away, and so clearly there were ancient civilizations
of which we really don't know anything. They're just in
the past. And that's something I've talked about since I
started my work back in the late seventies, because remember

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I had been in Mexico as a young person studying
archaeology firsthand. As these cities were dug up. There was
a lot of on site archaeology going on and literally
watching pyramids being dug up from vast amounts of dirt

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covering them, and that didn't happen overnight. So it's very
clear that archaeology is in a state of disarray. But
then the problem is today you have a bunch of
clowns coming along trying to put their own dating on it,
and we don't know, We just do not know about it.
And it's you know, one thing in science, one thing

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in archaeology, one thing in the history of man anthropology.
It's okay to say you don't know. In fact, it's
much better to say you don't know, because the first
thing everybody wants to do to make themselves sound intelligent
is to try and put a data on something, and
they really don't have information, that legitimate information to put

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a data on something. They're just grabbing at straws, and
then they really they make a big mess. I rarely
pick dates for things, especially it's historical information. I don't
pick dates, Okay, So I wanted to mention that that
the Colbrin, which is a result it's a compilation of

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books from the library of Joseph of Arimathea. And if
you're going to get the Colburn, it's Kolbrin. My second
book is called Atlantis to Tesla, the Colburn Connection, and
I was the person that brought the Colburn into the
United States. It was one of three copies that came
in from the trust that owned the owns it still

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owns the Colburn, and I was one of the first
people to get a copy of the Colburn, and then
that resulted in that book. I got permission from the
trust to include it in the title in my book,
and then it got sidetracked into some clown claiming that

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he wrote it and put it on Amazon. It's still
being sold on Amazon, So do not buy the Colburn
that is being sold on Amazon. It's a fake. And anyway,
that's the story unto itself. But in the Colburn, it's
very clear that the large comets, and that's why they
gave it to me is because they wanted me to

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interpret it. And it's very clear that the Coldburn is
talking about not one, but multiple large comets up in
the sky at the same time, literally doing battle, literally
doing battle in the sky. Very interesting. I'm going to
talk more about the Colburn in future episodes. But the

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point is that the ancients talk about the destruction, and
we physically see the destruction in the cities like Tannis
or there's go Beckley Tepe, which people say, oh, it
was covered by the people who lived there. They brought
in all this dirt and covered it. No, these cities

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go way back, they go far back into history. They're
trying to put a date of twelve thousand BC. It's
probably much older and then literally covered over when maybe
a tsunami came in or some other effect from a
large passing comet. Because also you have to understand that,

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for example, when I was in Mexico as a young person,
there was one pyramid I was lucky enough to be
on site, was by Cornovaca. It's now an active tourist site.
But there was a huge amount of dirt ten twenty
thirty feet of dirt on this pyramid, a pyramid completely covered.

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And that's not something that happened since the Spanish arrived,
and the archaeologists that were on site were attributing this
to the Aztecs. Like, for example, when I lived in
Mexico City, as like nineteen seventy one seventy two era,
they were building they were still building the subway in

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Mexico City, and they were encountering these temples in structures
under the ground where the tunnels were being built for
the underground railway system and the subway system, and a
lot of those places you can still see they're behind

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a glass or something in some of the subway stations,
and they had to divert around some of these. But
they attributed these to the Aztecs. Well, there's no way
these could be that these could have been built by
the Aztecs. So there were entire civilizations that go way
back and we don't have any knowledge of who they

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were or or when these occurred, when these sites were built,
et cetera, but very falsely being claimed as part of
the Aztec Empire because from the time the Spanish arrived
there was presence in Mexico City. Mexico City was a lake.
Mexico City is a very large talking about volcanoes, Mexico

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City is built in the caldera of an immense volcanic caldera.
It's a bowl shape and where I lived was on
the southwest side of the bowl, so you could look
out basically the window and see the entire volcanic caldera
that Mexico City sets in, but it's not active, but

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it was filled in as a lake when the Aztecs
lived there, As is the case with a lot of
extinct volcanoes. And then you have the two active volcanoes
east of Sea Wattle and Popo Ca Capitol off to
the east from Mexico City. But they're little. They're big
volcanoes by what some people might call big volcanoes, but

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they're little. They're teeny compared to the volcano the volcanic
caldera that's Mexico City sets in. Okay. So, at any rate,
the let me let me go back to the idea
that supposedly the standard story for UH from geology is

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that the Earth formed all at one time four and
a half billion years ago. And as I explained last week,
if that happened in this molten ball of liquid matter
was so hot that it was molten, pulls itself into
a perfect sphere and then starts to cool over time,

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it would not have the basic elements, the low mass
elements up to sulfur basically or certainly up to sodium.
These are the elements that make up a lot of
the gases, the nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen, barium, et cetera, that

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would form the gases of the atmosphere, and they simply
would not have been there because the planet was too
hot and any volatiles would have boiled off, and so
you left with no water, no atmosphere. So where did
those come from? Well, they don't have any explanation. But
in terms of volcanism and plate tectonics, the concept somehow

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there are plates on Earth, the Earth would have formed
and dried and solidified at the surface, and literally you
would not have any volcanic activity at all. And people
will say, oh, well, you can see the plates, you
can measure them moving. Yeah, at the plate boundary you
can see you maybe measure a centimeter per year or

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something like that. But that is due to the edges
of these regions relaxing after the last encounter with a
large comet, the gravitational field causing a wave. And yes,
they're moving, of course they're moving. But then you cannot
extrapolate that and say, well, that's the cause of mountain

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building or that these that somehow the North and South
American continents were commensurate with Asia, and therefore there was
this one continent that the entire world began with. That's lunacy.
What makes these continents move sideways around the globe. It's
like I say, the geologists, they're not physicists. They don't

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understand that what they're proposing is just a fantasy. There's
no mechanism to make entire continents move sideways. The entire
concept of plates is a misnomer. It's mythology. There's no
way that these plates can simply move around and then

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cause mountain building in the middle of the continent. I
talked about that last week. So given a scenario of
Earth being four and a half billion years old and
nothing has happened since, like large passing comets, then there
are no There should be no volcanoes on Earth at all.
But we see them, and they're typically arranged around the

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junctions between these regions of the Earth, so that you
could call them plates. But a plate implies something solid,
so it's really a bad term. I would just call
them areas or regions, because plate implies strength, it implies durability,
it implies something that if you push on one side,

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the entire plate would move, and that's simply not the case. Okay,
Now I want to talk about mass extinctions. Okay, so
this is a discussion about volcanoes, but relative to mass extinctions. Now,
if you look at some of the volcanic chains, you

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will find and when they last erupted. By the way,
you will find a lot of them erupted at the
end of the Holocene period. That's the mastodons, the wooly
Mammo's saber tooth tiger, the giant sloth, et cetera. And
they went extinct in a And that's related to also
an ice age. Now, if one of the issues is

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that this question of the ice age, if there was
a poll shift, then the old ice caps, excuse me,
would have shifted. And so what we call glaciers are
really the old ice cap that has changed positions relative
to the celestial polls, the rotational polls. And by the way,

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also when I talk about pole shifts, i'm talking about
physical poll shifts. Once again, just the other day I
heard another joker on the Internet talking about some kind
of magnetic pull shift. These have nothing to do with
physical pull shifts. These magnetic pull shifts happen all the time.
A couple of months when the solar wind comes in,

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the wind comes in and changes the Earth's magnetic field,
which is primary plasma magnetic field, and this happens all
the time, and so or it shifts the magnetic pole
of the Earth. The magnetic direction, and you can actually
see this on a handheld compass because you're close to

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the surface of the Earth. With a handheld compass, the
magnetic field of the Earth, the fixed magnetic field, is
actually dominant. But if say you were out and outer space,
away from the Earth's magnetic field, your compass would not
see true north like it does down on the ground.
So at any rate, it's important to understand that the

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pole shifts that I'm talking about are physical pole shifts,
and they don't just jump up and do it by themselves.
They need something large coming by Earth, a large celestial objects,
and it's gravitational. You do not get a physical pollshift
from a magnetic or electric field. And there again you

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have people running around the Internet, including people who are physicists,
and then you have this whole laundry list of jokers
that have no science background at all, and they're talking
about magnetic poleshifts. Yeah, you the general public are really
in for a misinformation ride when you go out into

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the wild west of the Internet looking for real information. Okay,
so talking about the mass extinction and dating, there are
many scientists who believe that the end of the Holocene
period the end of the Mastodon era was more like

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four thousand years ago or somewhere in that timeframe. And
once again I don't put dates. I'm just making an
approximate that the mastodons lived up to that point. And
you can find the remnants of the mastodons all over
the earth in the tundra in Alaska. Now the Laurentian
Ice Cap. Look this up. Look up the coverage of

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the Laurentian ice Sheet. It did not extend down into
Siberia what we call Siberia today. It extended down into
the Southern States, past Iowa in some cases, and out
through the Western States. That was the old North Pole
Ice Cap. The South Pole Ice Cap was out in

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the middle of the South Indian Ocean, in the middle
of the ocean. Much like the North Polar Cap now
has no land underneath it. The South Polar Cap before
the pole shift had no land underneath it. And when
the Pole shifted, what is now Antarctica had been a

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temperate climent continent populated and by the way, they're excavating
that right now. Unbeknownst to the public, they're excavating Antarctica,
and it's had a high population of people that was
moved overnight, and so those people, those civilizations, and mastodons

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and animals were flashed frozen in the tundra. The reason
the ice sheets are sliding off of Antarctica is because
Antarctica is warm, the land mass is warm, and the
ice build up occurred very quickly. So basically the history
that you're taught about the condition of the world over

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the last ten thousand years is completely bogus. And I
hear people also all the time totally misquoting Plato talking
about his uncle Sulon going back to Egypt and talking
about Atlantis, and Atlantis has been discovered. The central city
of Atlantis is in the South China Sea. The Pillars

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of Hercules were the two volcanoes, Krakatoa and the now
completely blown apart Sister Volcano that were at the Strait
of Sunda between Sumatra and Java. That was the pillars
of Hercules. And people are talking about ahwa Is by
the Azar, the asars, Well, where were the pillars of Hercules.

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Plato was very clear about this, and also people are saying, well,
he said things were ten thousand years ago. No, he
didn't say that. What the Greeks, what the ancient Egyptian
priests cults told the Greeks was that they had had
at least five devastating events that destroyed their civilization over

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the past ten thousand years. They didn't say it all
happened ten thousand years ago. That was the reference to
ten thousand years, that they're had been multiple major earthwide
catastrophes that leveled their civilization, and then they'd get up
and running again, all of a sudden another one would
come in. Okay, So at any rate, this also recorded

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very distinctly in the Culbrin, and these are definitely comets,
big comets up in the sky. The Greek's talk about it.
The Greek mythology talks about the lightning bolts Zeus throwing
them across the firmament, and they saw this. They have

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historical records, and that's what Velakovsky was all about. Velakovsky
was not studying astronomy or trying to destroy astronomical theory.
He was simply interpreting ancient texts. And when you understand that,
you understand that the whole overreaction to Velakovsky is completely
misdirected because he was not. He hadn't His mistake was

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trying to use astronomical theories of the day, which were
totally incorrect, to try and explain his findings that he
found in ancient texts. Velikovsky was an expert in many
of the ancient languages. He was a curator of museum
in the Mid East before he came to the United States,

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so he was very well. He could read the Sanscript,
he could read other languages long before any of the
other people were even tuned to that. And so what
he's very distinctly explaining was the commet venus coming through
the Solar system and drastically affecting Earth, and so the

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implication was that this was the end of the Holocene period.
But there again, you cannot attribute all of the disasters
to one single event. He did, and there were other
things that he included, for example his second book, Ages
and Chaos, dealing with a lot of the geological discoveries.

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Maybe not all of those happened in a single event.
And that's one of the mistakes that a lot of
people are making today is they're trying to put everything
into one event, and then they're trying to say, oh,
an asteroid hit Earth and caused all this well, an
asteroid hitting Earth does cause mountains to form, it doesn't
cause pole shifts, it doesn't cause change in glaciation. It's

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all kinds of things that asteroids do not do. And
so it's like everybody's trying to throw in everything, including
the kitchen sink. But there have been multiple periods of
mass extinctions, and these come down to something that happened

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basically overnight. The mountain building, as I explained last week,
happens overnight. It's a very fast process. This planet is
coming by and it takes about a day. It's all
over in a day. I talked about the moon. If
here's another thing I'm going to repeat this that if

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the Solar System formed all at one time in this
swirling glass, the swirling disk of dust and gases and
supposedly well, all the moons would have had to have formed.
That's one of the enigmas is how did the moons
of Jupiter form in these terrestrial style moons next to
a gas planet doesn't make any sense at all. Jupiter

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would have sucked those up, would have become part of
Jupiter's interior structure, and there would be no moons. But
the point is, if the Solar System formed in that plane.
Then from the very beginning it would have been perfectly
in the same plane as Jupiter. And the Moon's orbit

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is tilted out of the orbit, the Earth's orbit is
not in Jupiter's orbit. None of the planet's orbits are
in Jupiter's or plane of Jupiter's orbit. And like I explained,
if something's above Jupiter's orbit, it pulls down on it.
Well it's above, and then if it's below the orbit

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of Jupiter, Jupiter pulls up on it. So it's a
very short amount of time astronomical time to put all
of these planets in a single plane, because Jupiter would react.
Also Earth would be pulling down on Jupiter a little bit.
But ultimately all of these things would work themselves into

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a single plane and that's where they stay, and it
would it would stay like that. But you have Bluto
out there, completely out in a totally different orbit. And
so the Solar system, the final Solar System that we
see today, could not possibly have been the result of
spinning disc cloud. The planet's been backwards of what would happen,

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I mean, it's just a complete disaster. Doesn't explain anything.
But in the seventeen hundreds when Laplace came up with
this that was probably with respect to that time frame.
It was an okay explanation, but certainly not from what
we see today. Okay, So back to the idea of

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volcanic eruptions and volcanic active volcanic the volcanic activity that
we see today, it just wouldn't be there. It would
not You wouldn't have this level of volcanic activity if
the Earth formed four and a half billion years ago.

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But one of the points I was just making was
that if you go back and you do this, this
is very interesting. You take most volcanic eruptions are cyclic.
If you take a particular volcano like say Mount Saint
Helen's or the volcano volcanoes at Yellowstone, the various eruptions,
or any other volcano around the world, they're periodic, and

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they're not the same. They're a different different period depending
on all kinds of internal structures that were not attuned to.
But they have a cycle, and if you cycle all
of those back in time, you end up at a
particular date. And it's well known that some of them

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went off at the end of the Holocene period. Well,
why are all these volcanoes all of a sudden going
off commensurate with the death of the mastodons. Well, that's
because something caused those volcanoes to go off, and that
would have been a gravitational wave from a large passing comet.

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So this, once you start putting this together, this is
the real story. This is the story that you will
not get from standard science. It's not the story that
you'll get from the clowns running around the internet jumping
up and down saying an asteroid hit it. One thing
that you can look at is the destruction of archaeological

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sites and the idea that these things were completely covered
over and that they were built much earlier than what
we call recorded history. We do have recorded history of
the Mayans, we have recorded history of the Aztecs back
to a certain point. We know that Mexico City, we

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have a complete history of Mexico City. After the Spanish arrived,
they had a presence there, an ongoing presence. So how
could you have, for example, the pyramid that I was
at as a young person where they were excavating. How
could you have a pyramid like that completely covered and
the Spanish didn't know about it. No, absolutely, not that

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pyramid had to have been there long before the Aztecs
were there. The Aztecs didn't know about it. The reason
it was discovered was because there was a farmer who
could not grow corner on the top of this hill,
and so he started digging and he dug into the
top of the pyramid. That's how they discovered this pyramid.

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It was unknown, and it would not have been covered
completely like that in the timeframe from when the Spanish
first arrived and the time that I was there in
nineteen seventy one. Absolutely impossible. Impossible. So it's proof that

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there were civilizations prior to prior to the Aztecs. But
what's interesting is they continued the same building style. So
that's somehow carried down through the through the ages, and
you find that all around the world. You find in Thailand,
you find in the Mid East, in Turkey, you find

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other places where this, this megalithic architecture, this style of
building continued. And of course a lot of people are
pointing out and a lot of this is valid. A
lot of the things that people are pointing out is valid.
For example, how did they cut and move these massive
pieces of very hard rock? And there's there's no there's

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there's no trail, there's no paper trail, there's no chip trail.
If you were at a site where they were carving obelisks,
for example, or large pillars, and you knew that there
was a like a quarry that these were coming out of,
if they were if they were used some form of
a method of carving them, then you would find the tools,

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you would find the shavings, you'd find the chips, you'd
find something. But there's when you go there, there's nothing.
There's there's not a scrap, there's not a chip, there's
not a any remnant of them carving. Is some of
these obelisks are still in the bedrock. They're they're partially
carved out, and it looks like they use some kind

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of a scoop method, but there's no there's no residue
from the whatever the process was. And so that's something
I've been working on in the background, where looking at
methods that would it doesn't just it's it's not okay

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to just determine a method or that you know the
Egyptians had copper tools, to imagine that they use those tools, well,
that's one, But then you would see the residue from
all of this chipping or scraping or whatever they were doing.
You would see the residue and there isn't any There

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isn't any residue in these quarries. So what was the
method they were using. There was some method that you
might think, well, they used lasers, but there again there's
no record of them having anything any kind of advanced technologies.
But certainly there were advanced technologies. You have to understand too,

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that when the tidal waves came in, and these are
big thousand foot tidal waves, they took everything and they
washed it all away. There's a city in western Peru
along the coastline that estimated forty million people were living there,
but there's nothing left. There's just some rock structures that

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stretch along the coast. There's not a potchard, there's not
a bone, there's nothing, there's nothing left. So obviously what
happened is a big tidal wave came in off the
Pacific Ocean, washed up there and just washed everything clean.
Whatever was there is somewhere out in the shelf off
the western coast of Peru and the western coast of Peru.

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I've been there, I've driven the entire western coast of Peru.
The highway that goes up the coast, and it's a
steep cliff, the entire way, steeper than if you've been
on Big Serve, for example in California. The coastline of
Peru makes Big Surr look like a like a holiday cakewalk.

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The coastline of Peru is massive cliffs going deep down
into the water, and so the wave that came in
to wash these cities clean had to be absolutely enormous,
thousands and thousands of foot tsunami which would have been
the result of a large passing comet nucleus.

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