The truth is found with an open mind, and the truth is often stranger than fiction.
Rest in peace, my beloved Sawyer🪽
Sawyer was my loving companion for 12 and a half years. And he was an extremely special being. He was born on leap-year day, February 29th, 2012.
He was among a litter of 10 puppies, and I was the first to choose among them. But he was the one puppy that was following me around everywhere, and so I knew he was the One. I didn’t choose him, he really chose me 🙏🏻
The profound heartache I feel over his passing is overwhelming. The grief I have is only assuaged by the cherished memories of such devout loyalty, and the unconditional love he always had for me, especially when I needed it most.
He would follow me from room to room, and spent most of his time just starring at me. I often wondered what he was thinking, but I believe that I know - I was his All.
And now the house is so quiet, it’s deafening.
Many people choose not to have a dog in their life out of fear of what they know will ultimately come, the dreaded goodbye.
In moments like this I can only remind myself that the Love they give us in the short time we have together makes it all worth it, and ten-times over.
I truly believe that God gave us dogs so many will see the proof of the Divine, which is everywhere, and we are all apart of 💫
Love is real, Goodbye my Love 😢
- Zero Archaeologists on site
- An egregious LACK of excavation progress
- Many T-Pillars still half-buried
- Steel beams piercing directly into the site 🤯
📍 Look closely at all that dirt/rubble.
30 YEARS of “digging”, and THIS is all to show for it? You’re telling me they couldn’t have removed even just a little bit more?
At 12,000 yrs, this is the world’s oldest and most mysterious ancient site. Yet, there is absolutely no sense of urgency to uncover what lays buried, waiting to be discovered.
Meanwhile, Archaeologists are busy sitting on the couch…complaining over the internet about what I’ve exposed…yet none of them are actively digging up this site today, as they should be…
Can someone remind me of what Archaeologists actually do for a living?
The timing of my trip to Gobekli Tepe could not have been better
I was there to witness the last stage of the removal of 1,000 trees 🌳
What are the odds?
BREAKING: Authorities in Turkey have begun the process of removing and relocating 1,000 Trees 🌳 at Gobekli Tepe!
The Tree roots were destroying Ancient ruins below, AND, were preventing further excavation!
My videos on this generated tremendous controversy, which was clearly heard by the right people. This is a BIG Win!!! 🙌🏻
Hey mods, feel free to remove if this is unwanted.
I’m a long-time follower of Jimmy’s work, and I spent 1,300+ hours writing a story that I genuinely think many of you here would love.
#Hourglass is an edgy, fast-paced thriller about a biohacking cyber-criminal in the near future who must save civilization from the same three-fold catastrophe that may have taken out Atlantis 12,800 years ago: a comet impact, a solar maximum, and a geomagnetic pole flip.
This specific hypothesis for the destruction of the antediluvian civilization is something I first heard articulated so compellingly by Jimmy. I found it so fascinating that I ended up weaving it into a gripping, somewhat philosophical novel about cyclical cosmic destruction, hidden history, and humanity’s struggle to reclaim free will. The story dives into a whole bunch of fringe, esoteric, and conspiracy-adjacent topics that I suspect this community will appreciate.
And honestly, because I value Jimmy’s work and this community so much, ...
Love your work, sir! Since you are so into Gobekli Tepe you must look up the clay map of the "Known World" made by the great empire of Babylon. It was rotting in the British Museum because it was too damaged. Needless to say, recently they found the missing parts, and the map is now readable. The map calls out some 8 wonders of the known world at that point. The one that is NE of Babylon (modern day Iraq) is a mountain in Turkey, which they spell Ururut because they don't have a letter A. So on top of Mount Ararat are the remains of the boat that saved all of mankind and animal kind from God's wrath! So this further points Gobekli Tepe to being Noah's altar to God. Also, you need to look up the Artifacts they found at Gobekli Tepe, not just the statues. One of them is a Signet Ring. It proves they had written language at the time. For ease of research, I will post a link to the British Museum. You have a much louder voice than I do, so I wanted to share. I hope you enjoy.
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