The truth is found with an open mind, and the truth is often stranger than fiction.
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?
- 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?
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!!! 🙌🏻
🚩A major red flag involving the alleged Pyramid discovery is the omission of the water-table beneath the Giza Pyramids.
Remember when MrBeast swam in it?
This massive aquifer can be found 50ft down, and extends Hundreds of feet below the surface.
Are we going to pretend a massive water-table located right in the middle of the studied area wouldn’t have a significant impact on the interpreted results of their scan?
Why was no mention of it included in the Study?
It’s a very important question that should be considered, especially for an alleged discovery of incredible historical magnitude.
📍I deleted my prior post for incorrectly stating that the SAR technology was used to penetrate the water-table (which it can’t), when it was actually not used to penetrate the surface.
Thank you again to @ancientarchitects for reminding everyone of the Giza water table!
The original scan results can be seen on the left. And they were somehow interpreted to this?
📍First order of business: A 3rd party should conduct immediate secondary testing, and compare scan results
And, a neutral 3rd party should analyze and interpret both sets of scans
📍The most important aspect of this potential discovery is not necessarily the size/depth of the discovery, but rather the fact that a potential subterranean extension of the Pyramid could exist.
That would be exceptionally strong suggestive evidence that the Pyramids are a lost technology of some kind, as many, (including myself, have long believed).
However, it’s entirely possible that these scans have been massively misinterpreted and/or greatly exaggerated.
Make no mistake, I want them to be real.
📍But it is a fact that it is premature to conclude anything.
📍And that is exactly why EVERYONE should be calling on immediate further testing and excavation of the Giza Plateau.
Drill a hole straight down and let’s see ...
