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The Great Fires Of October 1871

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Michelle Gibson brings forward what she discovered when researching the Great Lakes Region about the six Great Fires in our historical narrative that took place on October 8th and 9th of 1871.

The Aether

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Look at the very top of almost any old tower. A ball, a spike, a stack of rings. From Japanese pagodas to Asian stupas to the steeples of Europe, and the same rings on the old power-line insulators.

A Melted And Erased Past

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Melted masses that still have windows in them. Brick still visible inside a flow. Towns that are the hill. Official plaques that say sandstone, erosion, landslide. Soft spots that do not sit.

The End of an Era

In this video Jon Levi explores the great fires of everywhere in our early history.

Pre-Egyptian Machine-Made Artifacts: Advanced Technology

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Explore some of ancient Egypt’s most mysterious precision artifacts, including finely polished sarcophagi, the Schist Disk, hard-stone vessels, drill cores, and objects displaying remarkable symmetry and craftsmanship.

Old World Fires

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What kind of fire turns stone buildings into piles of rubble?

The Mystery of the World’s Fairs

The official version of human history is a construct of lies. We are in a state of collective amnesia. Let’s free ourselves from the artificial matrix that has been imposed on us.

Exiting The Rabbit Hole

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A presentation on the subjects of Gigantism, Rapid Petrification and ‘Biogeology’.

Petrified Remains

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Many rocks and mountains are the petrified remains of Nephilim and other ancient giant creatures that once thrived in that era.

The Old World’s Fair

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The 1893 Chicago World’s Fair is one of the most famous events in American history, but what if we’ve never been told the full story?

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