The vast destruction of Tanis far exceeds that of an earthquake (as so many of the remnants of statues & obelisks were distanced apart). And some have suggested that Tanis was destroyed with war-like tools by invaders. However, it would make no sense for them to leave behind Tani's abundance of riches. Don't forget, Tanis "yielded one of the greatest archeological troves ever found". Thanks for watching! Check out my video on those 80ton stones were somehow carried to the top of that mountain: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aq2a2rexmaude5s.html Follow me on Instagram: instagram.com/bright_insight/ Help Support me and my channel on Patreon! www.patreon.com/BrightInsight

@nodissdiss275

2 жыл бұрын

Could the pyramids be millions of years old?

@iconofsin66

2 жыл бұрын

it was obviously some angry pillagers with bronze axes no doubt!! 😂

@paytonkruse9745

2 жыл бұрын

The younger dryas theory needs to be more popularized. Get on Netflix jimmy!

@dylangarrant3027

2 жыл бұрын

Very interesting how every time a historical site is described what happened it seems to have little thought put into it, the ‘harbor became unusable’, I don’t think so, then why are there multi-ton stone blocks and valuables scattered about.

@dorothyminero-capodannornb952

2 жыл бұрын

Attacked by Intergalactic muraders in spaceships wielding powerful Laser beam energy. Also levitation which dropped huge stones back down onto different stuctures.

Jimmy, as a World History professor at a state university in the South, I want you to know I show a lot of your videos in my Ancient Civilizations Class. I’ve been warned/reprimanded by the Dean several times for showing this simply as my daily “Something To Think About”. I start the class with your newest video’s & have my class ask questions/their opinions. I want you to know that I am a proud student of archaeology & I am still learning new things myself. Keep fighting the established ideas of history & share these things!

@darienkinne1347

2 жыл бұрын

This comment is inspiring. I'm happy to hear that there are those such as yourself open to new possibilities in this field, and that you will be imparting that to your students. Truly it's a shame that I even make this statement lol

@krixarn

2 жыл бұрын

We need more professors like you!

@cl8759

2 жыл бұрын

I remember hearing something about Graham Hancock's niece (?) being thrown out of an archeology program for speculating the real truth of Ancient Egypt. Keep sharing with your students and teaching them to THINK not just memorize - wish more professors were like you!

@lh7071

2 жыл бұрын

Similar buildings all over the world. Some cities fared better than others in the Great Flood.

@jamesdelb6885

2 жыл бұрын

@@lh7071 That still does not explain the scorched stones. They too are worldwide. It seems there may be more to the flood story than we're led to believe.

Between you and PraveenMohan I'm more and more convinced that we're not missing a few pages of history, but whole libraries worth of knowledge.

@drgunsmith4099

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely but more like a full books worth.

@PROCHIMNEY

2 жыл бұрын

Fuck man whole different species and all

@boogerfromthatmovie4257

2 жыл бұрын

mohan started getting alot of heat on his youtube with shutting the cash off around the time of him showing proofs of time travel and the wireless power grid, his one video he shows a temple built in 2500 b.c with guys carved into the structure like a mural but the dudes had on button down shirts that had cufflinks/chest pockets/collars...in 2500 B.C.. in the pockets were "black boxes" with multiple "buttons"....cell phones...in 2500 B.C lol they also had hats on..hats designed wayyy after 2500 b.c...on the top of it was a wire cage. it was obviously an antenna. he had another one which was allegedly the location of the small village that was connected to their version of "baby jesus" i forgot how he explained it, the whole village is fenced off with tridents. there is proof that egypt had battery's so one has to ask how those maintained a charge.. just clay pot battery's with no grid,no solar,no wind, no power generator of any kind lol the pyramid concentrates magnetic energy...there was a worldwide energy grid in the old world that was wireless imo.

@dogmosatchmo

2 жыл бұрын

@@drgunsmith4099 A full book worth of history at the very least, was lost with just Native Americans. A library of knowledge at the very least. Or the biggest single book in existence.

@canadademon

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, at least one library. The Library of Alexandria was a great loss that I am very bitter about. There is no telling what information they had stored there.

I've just realised, almost no-one knows what a stupendous mode of transport the northern part of the Nile is. The river flows north but the wind blows southward. Generally raise sails and float upstream. Turn about and reduce the sail and float to Tannis. The Egyptians had a great fleet for trade too.

As a Sunday archeologist who has studied Egypt and did a paper in college on it, I've never heard of Tanis! Incredible. Thank you.

@grantr9745

Жыл бұрын

It’s where they find the ark in Indiana Jones

I'm just astounded at how much new information I've seen on this channel. You would think that in all my years on this planet I would have heard of the statues at least once. This channel never ceases to amaze me!

@paytonkruse9745

2 жыл бұрын

Thankfuly KZread exists. This man could teach so many people so many interesting things about ancient civilizations. His channel could expand to teach history to high school and university ideas beyond mainstream

@SuperRyan89

2 жыл бұрын

The indoctrination is real! We have been fed lies by the people attempting to rule the world.. dig deeper! You'll find God

@HereIsWisdom1318

2 жыл бұрын

Jimmy dug deeper than the gatekeepers ever would!

@BangChief_AllIsOne

2 жыл бұрын

"In the Age of Information, Ignorance is a CHOICE" Imagine how many people won't see this video. Salute

@StrongerThanBigfoot

2 жыл бұрын

@KingTojPisces definitely worth the wait but I wish he’d at least upload twice a month

Great job Jimmy

@Ness2Alyza

2 жыл бұрын

Por supuesto!

@MrUnderdog-vn3zf

2 жыл бұрын

It was. I'm a great fan of your work! As a matter of fact, I think watching your vids put Jimmy's into my suggested videos list. ✌🏻❤

@Redzoasi

2 жыл бұрын

Por su pollo

@solooutlawz2685

2 жыл бұрын

Clearly there was definitely a global cataclysm with all this evidence of destruction to giant harden stone blocks and structures along with the heat damage , and on top of that all these carved out underground places across the world the deliberate burial site of Göbeklitepe can only really indicate a astroid impact. I don't believe a solar flare or giant tidal waves alone could have caused such global damage

@iang1

2 жыл бұрын

But also great job to you Brien for telling us about all this information in the first place in your videos over the years

I was pretty excited to watch this video. I read in a book that there was a statue of Moses in Tanis. I searched the Internet to see if I could find a photo of the statue, but it seemed futile. I will have to go through this video slowly to look at the statues. Moses was jaw-dropping handsome. Even as a child, people stopped and stared at him when he was carried through the streets because he was so beautiful. And very tall. And he was a genius. Moses was adopted by the queen of a Pharoah who ruled in upper Egypt. She was the daughter of a Pharaoh who ruled in lower Egypt. Egypt was a collection of separate kingdoms in those days, as was Britain in its early history. Moses was a general and also a brilliant engineer. He was put in charge of the public works, and probably designed a lot of the monuments. During the Ethiopian War, he was promoted to General of the generals, for when the Egyptians were at their wits' end what to do about the Ethiopians' invasion, their sacred oracle told them to send Moses the Hebrew. He successfully defeated the Ethiopians and put them under tribute. I know what happened to these sites that were destroyed all at the same time. A comet was used to cause the plagues of Egypt, but it damaged many other parts of the Earth, as well, raining down meteorites, floods of naphtha that drowned people in various parts of the Earth, such as in Mexico, triggered volcanoes, set forests and plains on fire, caused earthquakes, tidal waves, and hurricanes, and made the cloud cover drop low. People thought that the sky had literally fallen. The comet was a piece that blew off of Jupiter, which was observed by astronomers, and that event is the origin of the myth that Pallas Athena sprang from the forehead of her father Jupiter. Immanuel Velikovsky, in his book Ages in Chaos, said that the comet followed Earth's orbit for a time, causing all this havoc, before it eventually settled into its own orbit. It's currently known as the planet Venus. Before any probes were sent to Venus, Velikovsky predicted that scientists would discover that it had the remnants of a comet's tail beneath its cloud cover. He was proved right. Velikovsky also shared quotes from the Papyrus Ipuwer, which is in a museum in Leiden, Germany. Ipuwer was a scribe who described a cataclysm and its aftermath that he lived through. His account lines up with what the Bible says about the plagues of Egypt. Conventional historians were angry with Velikovsky and threatened to boycott his publisher. He alleged that their chronological dating of events in Egypt and the middle east was out by 600 years. They were embarrassed that he showed they had made mistakes and they feared losing their standing in the academic world. Velikovsky's findings make more logical sense to me than conventional history. Other historians tend to read things into inscriptions and ancient etchings, according to their preconceived ideas and what they were taught, but Velikovsky tended to look at artefacts objectively and take what they said and showed at face value. Egypt was in ruins after the plagues and easy prey for the Amalekites, which the Egyptians called the Amu. The Amalekites were chased out of their own city by tiny, stinging ants and swept across the wilderness to claim new territory. They cruelly oppressed the Egyptians for 430 years, becoming a huge empire, until King Saul broke their hold on the ancient world. Their king, which they called Agag in the same way that the Egyptians called their kings Pharaoh, was as powerful as Caesar in their day. This is why the Bible lists Agag as the most powerful of the world's kings near the end of Moses' life. The Amalekites made Auaris their capital. It was located on a river went dry during the summer, which is when Saul made his attack and conquered the city. This wadi is in the Sinai peninsula, and is what the Bible is referring to when it mentions the river of Egypt, not the Nile. Wow. This video sure is interesting. I had not realized that Tanis was the capital of Egypt for a while, but it makes sense. I guess the treasures that were recovered were buried in the rubble when the Angel of Death passed over Egypt, which is why they were still there, instead of carried away by the Israelites when they collected their wages from the Egyptians. The comet was the physical manifestation of the Angel of Death. Angel means "messenger" and the Israelites referred to comets as messengers, as they believe that they carry messages from God. That night, there was a great earthquake and meteorites rained down on Egypt, hence the burns on the monuments. Naphtha also came off of the comet and ignited. This is why the Bible says that fire ran along the ground.

@johannjohann6523

Жыл бұрын

"Moses was jaw-dropping handsome". There is one other in the bible that too falls under this moniker: Lucifer. That he was not only the first but also most beautiful of all the Angels (guess God picks favorites. lol). Yet, he was and still is depicted (originally) with the "horns, red skin, and forked tail" ("Dante's Inferno") or some ugly hideous creature. Question: Do you think it would be easier to capture men's and women's souls as a hideous beast. Or a strong, handsome and attractive "being" (or person) - one that reminds you of someone in your life trusted most? - I know, I know. Stop making sense, I got it. lol. take care.

@faithworks217

Жыл бұрын

@@johannjohann6523 Beauty, of course. But Lucifer lost his beauty. All of the rebel angels now look hideous, but they have the ability to cast illusions to make themselves look beautiful or like someone we trust.

@Zer0fuks

11 ай бұрын

@@faithworks217 wandering around the irradiated vacuum of space with no gravity, for countless generations will do nasty things to your looks. Just don't get kicked out of your home world for insubordination and maybe you won't have to suffer the consequences.

@andersniet4581

5 ай бұрын

The bible is full of myths..

@rangerBlu

2 күн бұрын

"The comet was a piece that blew off of Jupiter, which was observed by astronomers ..." Jupiter is a gas giant, so the correct part of this claim is the 'myth" part.

Hi Jimmy. Big fan of your work. I live in Peru. Just wanted to let you know, although am sure you have considered it also, but the pattern of the rocks spread across PumaPunku in Bolivia are another great example of an ancient site destroyed in a younger dryas type event.

Jimmy has taught me more than ANY history teacher I EVER had.

@BangChief_AllIsOne

2 жыл бұрын

Salute

@TheTerraFighter

2 жыл бұрын

do you know "Erich van Däniken" he is one of the most famos lost civilisation researchers out of europe, even bevor the internet! kzread.info/dash/bejne/rHVslqOPo9ewnNI.html here on an event in the usa

@robbailey6476

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheTerraFighter Von Daniken is an interesting guy, but his "interpretations" of ancient Sumerian texts have been absolutely shredded. Don't misunderstand me, I think our current historical framework is wrong as hell, however, EvD didn't clarify much.

@brycetsawyer

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheTerraFighter heck yeah!! He's another hero of the lost Ancient world!

@TheTerraFighter

2 жыл бұрын

@@robbailey6476 i guess i have to watch that first, but normaly he dont claims that it is as he said?

Sarah Parcak’s fantastic discovery using enhanced aerial photography of Tanis was featured in a documentary about 10 years ago. She also discovered pyramids buried 30ft under ground level. Tanis was a huge city with a great urban sprawl. I think the documentary is still on KZread.

@mikewa2

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/hIRt0NeOl5Oup5M.html very interesting video by Sarah about organised looting of these sites

This is one reason why Zecharia Sitchin explained a war between the anunaki. It is an explanation that makes sense. A war with very destructive weapons. I love your videos keep them coming!

Have anyone tried to analyze the erosion on the cracked blocks ? Then compared it to the block surface erosion ? This might give us an idea of how long the blocks were standing and functional

Sometimes I feel crazy telling my friends that the pyramids weren’t built by the Egyptians and it was an even older civilization. They just look at me like I’m dumb because they only know what school has taught them.

@ianslater5750

2 жыл бұрын

I know exactly what your saying because I get the same response

@llic0307

2 жыл бұрын

@@ianslater5750 have you tried to show them these videos? I showed them but they just think it’s like fake or I’m on the “ weird side of KZread” and label me a conspiracy theorist.

@karlmarcs31

2 жыл бұрын

The plight of being a critical thinker. 76% of people can't critically think. It's actually really alarming.

@AnubisDark

2 жыл бұрын

Allegory of the cavern by Plato or even Matrix 1: you told them that what they always thought was real isn't. They wont 100% change their mind instantly. Long and hard is the road that lead to the truth

@Pansu1

2 жыл бұрын

We are taught not to think outside the box from a toddlers age, thats why people dont have an open mind and wont think for themselves

That heat damage to the granite looks a lot like what happened to stone and concrete due to the atomic explosions in Hirshima and Nagasaki to end WW2.

You're awesome!! Keep spilling the truth and keep helping peoples eyes open wider! The best part is you ask for everyone to look and decide for yourself. This shows me genuine and REAL History and Truth

What force could shatter a giant Rose Granite statue like that? The quality of the statue itself is absolutely exquisite.

@brentrussell780

2 ай бұрын

Plasma from the sun. It lasted 1000 years. Younger dryas

One of the greatest things about Jimmy is that he always brings new information. He pushes the line without apology. I love it.

@ElderGod4

2 жыл бұрын

Jimmy always suprises me in his videos. Though rare uploads , I don't think there has been a single video in which he has not presented me something ive never heard or seen before .

@thuhbee

2 жыл бұрын

@@ElderGod4 i agree, ill take quality over quantity any day with videos like these

Human history is way older and a lot more interesting than we are told.

@bigfriz1229

2 жыл бұрын

and its sad we will probably never know the truth.

@ImotekhtheStormlord-tx2it

2 жыл бұрын

you have 2k years of brainwashing by christianity. idk why ppl dont see it. before christianity human kind was developing and prospecting faster. egypt, asia, mezopotamia, celts, viking, rome, ancient greece.

Great work man, as always. Thank you!

Thanks for the insight into the"deconstruction" of these sites. As a student of these things myself and also a believer in a powerful creator, this destruction seems worldwide. From the high Andes to the lowlands you've shown, the destruction is of "biblical proportions." Notice too, the polygonal masonry, violent scorching no culture had the way to effect on stone. All these point to destruction no human could affect on these. Just saying that a biblical view makes sense.

@lilybond6485

Жыл бұрын

or destruction from another worldly force. Maybe Carl Sagan shouldn’t have sent information -- everything about us out into the Universe. How could that guy make such a dumb decision.

@sadhu7191

Жыл бұрын

Makes u wonder how old Bible stories really are. Maybe they really do hold ancient secrets

@lilybond6485

Жыл бұрын

I doubt it. It’s just a book written by men.

@Largeagegaplove

Жыл бұрын

@@lilybond6485 And yet you believe in aliens? You really should take a deeper dive into the bible and biblical archeology. "Evidence that demands a verdict" by Josh McDowell would be a good start

@lilybond6485

Жыл бұрын

@I SUPPORT TRUMP: Do you believe that there we are no intelligent beings in this vast universe ? Human beings sure don’t fit that description as evidenced by - they never learn.

This is amazing man. You're teaching people the things we should have known from the start. It's clear that governments around the world are covering up humanity's true past, and the repeated cataclysms that have befallen us. They don't want us to ask when it will happen again.

@marialuginsland9863

2 жыл бұрын

facts

@traceyoung5592

2 жыл бұрын

Very interesting to me that I was not notified about this particular video. Why should this information be ‘censored’, hmmmm?

@Wally-pu2hh

2 жыл бұрын

It's clear that THEY are prepared for one . Maybe they're going to cause a worldwide flood again , since they want to reduce our population, all the while trying to convince us that the world is over populated

@bryanmartinez2599

2 жыл бұрын

Within 60 years trust

@uncannyvalley2350

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣 And what are they hiding exactly, claims take proof, one thing I notice with all these hack channels is viewers just run off with all kinds of hair brained nonsense theories *with no proof*

I wonder if an aerial view of these sites might offer a clue as to the direction of their destruction. In other words, which general direction did temple/monument stones tumble? Also, comparing these aerial views and the blasts directions to the many other sites with similar destruction. It might offer further clues as to what the cause was, giving us hints as to whether it was a tsunami, meteor, asteroid, or something else. Perhaps even a global cataclysm like the Younger Dryas. Another thoroughly informative and enlightening video Jimmy.

@brandondetroitfanmichaels4325

2 жыл бұрын

I mean we've got satilites above us... But all those pictures, aren't for us

@miniwing

2 жыл бұрын

Albert Lin's lost cities or one of his other shows uses some really cool tech with drone scans to rebuild locations. I want to see that done with the tower in this video and the surrounding stones then I'm confident we have plenty of computer simulation programs that can figure out how much force and direction an explosion would need to send all those stones into those positions.

@rhodezoo

2 жыл бұрын

Great research idea! Helpful if you get someone who is an explosive forensic background to analyze

@mystictr1265

2 жыл бұрын

Great idea, might help understand where the impact/event site originated from.

@Dmanning11

2 жыл бұрын

Google maps shows the blocks flew to the WNW, also happened the same on the other side of the lake at CHULLPAS DE CHINGARANI

Awesome as always thanks boss!

your videos help me to remember that there is much wonder and mystery in this world.

The biggest and most relevant question remains: why isn't anyone like Jimmy teaching ancient history at a major university? Why aren't these obvious challenges to the party line being researched and examined with modern techniques? We are learning more from the Bright Insight podcasts than they teach at Harvard. And for that l feel fortunate, and my innate curiosity finally honored. Thank you Jimmy, you are a giant among men. Much appreciated.

@Ge1Ri4

2 жыл бұрын

Can you design and build a jet airliner without any previous study of engineering, aerodynamics, or materials science? Can you do U.N. style simultaneous intrepretation of a language you've never studied before, and without also having studied how to perform interpretation (a completely different skill than mere translation)? Can you create a groundbreaking theory in mathematics without having studied a great deal of mathematics, as well as what sorts of problems remain unsolved? If you can't do any of those things, why do you think Jimmy is capable of doing cogent, expert level analysis of archaeological remains with zero study of the field? This is why neither Jimmy nor you are lecturing at a major university "challenging paradigms" that you don't even understand.

@DRETomas

2 жыл бұрын

Because thats not what fake history writers wants you to know ;)

@Colicab83

2 жыл бұрын

Have you taken any classes regarding this at Harvard? Did you even go to Harvard?

@Dean10000

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe the truth is darker than anybody wants to admit.

@WhiteRaven___

2 жыл бұрын

Because History teachers at Universities do not teach "History". They teach an agenda.

Jimmy, what you’re doing on this channel is absolutely incredible. The way in which you provide this level of eye opening information to the global public is truly inspiring.

@tpwinkler64

2 жыл бұрын

Seems Sitchin was right.

You have some amazing content. Allot of good information. Keep it coming

I love your videos and theories, which as you know, are way more plausible than mainstream thought. Thank you.

A soil analysis and pH analysis would be interesting

There are polygonal walls all over the world. Many places they are foundations for previous fallen civilizations. Since stone itself is hard to date, it is my contention that they are far older that previously thought. Each building technique represents another fallen civilization that built on the ruins of the earlier one. That makes many of these places in question not 1000s of years old but potentially 100,000s of years old. Check in with Ben Davidson (Suspicious Observers) and start counting in solar event cycles.

@ElderGod4

2 жыл бұрын

I also tend to believe human civilization sites around the world can reach more than 20k years old in age. Theres no reason to believe there could not have been civilzations that rose and then fallen throughout early modern human history (300k) when all that could be left from such a civilzation is thieir stone remnants.

@jaywalker9985

2 жыл бұрын

Ben is one sharp guy!

@urphakeandgey6308

2 жыл бұрын

I'm starting to subscribe to this theory too. Let's face it, if we were annihilated tomorrow, it wouldn't take that long for all traces of our advanced technology to disappear with no trace. And most people making these arguments aren't even saying ancient humans had tech on par with today. Just tech that was advanced relative to their time period.

@jesustyronechrist2330

2 жыл бұрын

These polygonal walls seem more like "show of skills" by the stonemasons of the time. Showing how they can fit stones like jigsaw puzzles. The stone itself is as old as the Earth if you think about it... Only the outer layer of rocks fit together so perfectly. The bulk or the inside of these structures is a lot less pretty. It becomes less impressive, sure, but also far more realistic to the point that it doesn't sound so outragerous anymore that you'd have to resort to aliens or advanced civs. But how they got those massive stone up the hill? That's the mystery...

@Mortalomena

2 жыл бұрын

@@urphakeandgey6308 There would be remnants of advanced tech for millions of years. We have spread so far there would be safe havens for human relics to just sit and wait to be found.

Thank you, great information that I never heard before. Love all your videos, always new information that no one wants to speak about

Nice one Jimmy - I think several things would be of interest - 1, to try to plot all the known sites which have received this type of catastrophic damage & consider on a global scale, (dating would be significant, too) 2, if at all possible, have a forensic analysis of the stones from particular buildings or sculptures - use computer to reconstruct then plot their destruction, as they do with an aircraft crash, 3, Plot stones with melting & scorching & evaluate. - I know this is a mammoth project & not without difficulty if only because so many of these sites have been 'messed with' so not all pieces remain where they originally lay - but, I'm sure even with what we know, some sense could be made of it. Part of the 'problem' might be a sort of historical myopia. Many of these sites were originally excavated & discovered without reference to the larger whole, certainly not a global view - they weren't thinking that perhaps earth was hit with a solar ejection or bombarded with cometary fragments XXXyrs ago. Now, we can look at these ruins & artefacts with the benefit of hindsight & a global vision which might answer some of the questions while also being very scary to know. Because if it happened once (or twice??) then it can probably happen again... I'd also love to have soil samples from these places - compare & contrast!

@Ness2Alyza

2 жыл бұрын

Good comment

@user-yz7ds7rn9b

2 жыл бұрын

Soil samples would tell a lot, not surface.

@ElderGod4

2 жыл бұрын

Thats a good idea

@SmallWonda

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-yz7ds7rn9b Course - go the whole hog & do some cores - I'm just thinking that you probably wouldn't be allowed to take soil, but if it happened to get on your shoes... There has to be a story to understand here & if we don't, then one of these days it could repeat (whatever that story was...) Fascinating...

@apolloeosphoros4345

2 жыл бұрын

After what Randall Carlson described on his recent JRE appearance it seems so unlikely that anatomically modern humans haven't had at least a civilisation or two destroyed by cosmic events... if this project ever happened I'm sure that's what we'd find. Maybe these megalithic structures actually date back 20, 30, 40 thousand years, and that's all that's left from that time. Stonework is probably the only thing that WOULD survive that long

Years and years ago I watched a documentary where an ancient mass grave was discovered in a desert. I thought it was the Sahara but I could be wrong. Hundreds of men, women, and children walked into a long, deep, narrow ditch and laid down, being buried alive from above. There were no external injuries, no signs of a struggle, nothing. We have no idea who they were, who massacred them, why it was done in that way, why that desolate location was chosen, just nothing. I would love it if someone had knowledge on this site because i don't remember where it was it what the site was called. Maybe new information has been discovered.

@sebione3576

2 жыл бұрын

They could have died from some disease and been laid in the grave gently by people who cared about them.

@deanhall9292

2 жыл бұрын

sounds like @ LAMENT OF UR.....(evil wind = radioactive fallout.).....a similar thing in India...(MohenjoDharo)....bodys in the street where they collapsed. The Bible talks of Sodom and Gomorrahs (fire and Brimstone,sent by god). The Sumer CUNIEFORM txt....talk of a WMD war , which obliterated Egypt temples,Sinai, Dead Sea area, and whole of Arabia>nth to Iraq.

@jessicaveylan4265

2 жыл бұрын

Following this thread. I would be interested in watching this documentary if you find the name.

@727skirk

2 жыл бұрын

Sun Novas / earth facing death from above / every 12k years, strong magnetic 🧲 reaction causes world wide upheaval/ Earth facing gets baked

@lili9627

2 жыл бұрын

I remember jimmy talked about this a little - not sure which vid tho

You’re doing good work. Thank you.

Wow. I had never heard of either of these sites, and I'm way into this stuff. My mind just got blown again.

Hey Jimmy, did Randall Carlson ever reach out to you for a joint fact finding trip? He told Joe Rogan he was going to. I absolutely love your videos. Informative, factual, and the best part is you don't make assumptions or arrive at conclusions without real evidence. Perfect. Thank you. Keep it up. 😁

You show the destruction, and my first thought is, what are the radiation levels like when compared to the surrounding areas.

You are very articulate and I love the curiosity. Keep up the good work.

Awesome vid very thought provoking

I'd heard the story that the river silted up at Tanis, but also heard that much of the statuary was moved to the new capital so it wouldn't need to be carved again. Seeing the devastation, ya gotta wonder. Thanks, Jimmy

@hotrod7181

2 жыл бұрын

111 tons crossing silt? Idk Tom

@kenw2225

2 жыл бұрын

The builders let nothing stop them from building wherever. Distance and weight are seemingly irrelevant.

@mikeymike758

2 жыл бұрын

But to leave all the gold and silver?

@susannebrunberg4174

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikeymike758 Yes. That's the strange part...

12% of egypt’s gdp comes from tourism. Probably the reason there’s so many conflicting details. Part of me wonders if a critical look at history might not be profitable for Egypt

@canadademon

2 жыл бұрын

For me, it is obvious that it always comes back to money. I can support a hypothesis that the Egyptian authorities believe that revealing true history will decrease the amount of tourists they see. We can see evidence of this mindset with their reactions to certain questions and other archaeology finds (ie. gobekli tepe), and all the obvious lies. I don't necessarily agree with them, but I guess it depends on what the truth is. For me personally, I would rather just know the truth because it might help us in ways we can't imagine right now.

@FunkyBobFett

2 жыл бұрын

Always follow the money. It doesn't matter what we're talking about.

Thank you! Always interesting. 🙏👍

Good stuff Jimmy.

When you say it looks like it exploded, my mind immediately goes to forensics. Forensic science has taught us that scattering happens in distinctive patterns. That goes for blood when someone gets slashed by a knife, and it goes for debris that gets thrown away by an explosion. I'm not well versed in forensics and it's difficult to make out the details in the footage, but maybe someone could say whether or not the pattern of the stone blocks is consistent with an explosion.

@williamhopkins1625

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe not an expert, but having a lot of experience with detonations; I have seen another video with an overhead picture of those cylinders in South America. They are very reminiscent of an angular airburst detonation. Taking into account the mass of some of those stones and the distance they traveled....well, my frag distance calculator doesn't go high enough to comprehend the explosive weight of the detonation. Something else of interest is the "lack" of shattering effect of the detonation on a majority of the stones. Yes, many are broken, but with modern explosive burn rates (20,000+ feet per second) there would be more of a shattering (brisance) effect on the stone. I have no answers but it seems to me to be extremely powerful yet much slower than our typical modern explosives. It had much more of a pushing effect rather than shattering. I could easily destroy those structures, but the stones would end up much smaller than they are and mostly dust.

@outsidechambaz

2 жыл бұрын

Could this have been blown up recently? Like any time between the invention of gunpowder ----> to now. Someone might have just felt like blowing it up and stuck a explosive in there.

@disguisedcentennial835

2 жыл бұрын

@@outsidechambaz like the guy above said, that’d cause a different burst effect

@bigfriz1229

2 жыл бұрын

@@williamhopkins1625 This might be one of the best comments I ever seen online... Thanks for sharing that insight.💪👑🚀✨

@johneynon7121

2 жыл бұрын

Nuclear.

You've walked your viewers, holding their hands, right up to the door of catastrophism science. Not too many may want to look through that door. Archeology, as it stands, doesn't want to. Thanks for your work.

@Scarasyte

2 жыл бұрын

For me it paints an even darker image. My eyes have been opened in recent years to the idea of secret societies that have always controlled the world. Then I look at how the world before appears to have been attacked and destroyed, and how there are many who wish the past to remain hidden from us. Almost as if there is something they don't want us to know.

I just tweeted about this but okay, it’s official. You are officially my new favorite KZreadr. Just learned about you from a JRE clip and have watched, I don’t even know how many of your videos today. I love your work. Name’s Shorty. New fan.

11:18 In South America most probably a huge earthquake capable of lifting the plateau and rising the many volcanoes on top of the Andes (now dormant). When you have lived an 8 magnitude earthquake or above, you realize the power of the tectonic movements and understand that lands/continents could have risen or sunk throughout the unknown history, leaving devastation. Greetings from Chile.

Once again Jimmy you’ve shown me stuff I had no idea about, I like to think I’m clued up on Egypt and you prove me wrong 💪🏻 keep it up man, your work is phenomenal 🔥

It is truly amazing on how much we don't know about our ancient past and equally amazing on how a large part of the population doesn't seem to care. I have even tried to share information i learned from here with coworkers and recommended this channel.. but mostly I get polite acknowledgement and disinterest.. As usual, great video! Keep them coming!!

@laurarules3642

2 жыл бұрын

This type of stuff is either something you really love or something you have no interest in thats why its so difficult to get some to understand the passion

@ImotekhtheStormlord-tx2it

2 жыл бұрын

thank to monoteistic religions we havce almost no information about pagan cultures and cultures before christ. they were destoying every piece of history and they are successful with that

Great work Jimmy

Where has this channel been all my life? Great work. 👍

I’ve learned a lot since I’ve been following this channel. Jimmy has a great natural teaching voice and he’s smart. I believe in what he’s saying. I’d love to know all the answers to ancient times and what the people did back then.

@kathleenp3135

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed! Jimmy is perfect for this!

@sancho8521

2 жыл бұрын

...All will be revealed....

@laurarules3642

2 жыл бұрын

According to the mainstream all the ancients ever did was build tombs or temples

That is so neat you have the opportunity to visit these places and give us your reports. Thank you for bringing to our attention these little talked about places!! Keep up the great work!

I love that you share your insights and pictures to go with it, I have been trying to awaken the minds of the people around me for years about the truth of sites like these and most people don't want to hear it. Keep sharing the truth, I hope it helps humanity awaken.

@somnathchakraborty9320

2 жыл бұрын

Don't you find it tiring and pointless in this material world?

Your videos restore my faith in humanity.. I feel so close to you, as you are one of the realest (to me) youtubers and people in general i have had the pleasure to watch. Thank you for your time.... inspire me to chase what i believe in

@danielcollins9628

Жыл бұрын

Don't know how it restores faith in humanity since it has been humans keeping all the secrets and stifling innovation

If we theorize the fact that ancient egyptians had advanced techniques to build very complex structures, I think it is safe to assume that, in good human fashion, they had advanced techniques to destroy these structures. Maybe they managed to blow these sites up, if they really wanted to destroy the city of Zoan, I think they very much had the creativity and skills to do it. But then why leave the precious goods behind, and if it was destroyed by man, how come there are no signs of battle or damage on any of the precious stuff... really wierd and interesting ! And the fact that all of that was discovered so recently with such a trove even thought it was in open field ! How could this big of a city be forgotten and left like this ! really raises a lot of questions !

@TheAmazingJimmy

2 жыл бұрын

God destroyed them and most of these things are made using geopolymers, pretty much concrete.

@wheelmanstan

2 жыл бұрын

Could have been explosions from war or just factory explosions. I mean grain silos can cause huge explosions for example.

@miconis123

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheAmazingJimmy No need for an angry imaginary friend. It's easier to destroy than it is to build and humans built it.

@geraldmartin9792

2 жыл бұрын

Good point. Any ancient human/species with the ability to work stone this way might well (would) have had the same ability to destroy it, even if by accident or negligence, if not war. Just think of how harnessing the atom for good can accidentally or intentionally go bad. Definitely something to ponder. Thanks for sharing!

@TheAmazingJimmy

2 жыл бұрын

@@miconis123 God is not imaginary.

Thank You for your service first! Now great show! You articulate well. Thanks for being here! I agree with you. Dig up the Sahara and find more older civilizations.

Another excellent, thought-provoking episode. Thank you!

I genuinely love this channel, every time im just amazed by how you question the proposed reason and it 99% of the time makes so much sense. Only criticism i have is you dont do enough videos! Need more jimmy!

I’m blown away by just how interesting this is. Everyone needs to see this information!

many ancient stone builders across the planet used the exact same method of stoneworking, They even have the same notches sticking out of the blocks

9:17 ~ I'd love to see demolition experts examine this structure... and imagine (if fully intact, and new) what amount of modern explosive force it would take to scatter those stones to the degree they are. Also, maybe the debris field could be charted in such a way to determine if the structure was struck or there was an airburst which contributed to its demolition.

Well, as thing are turning out right now, we might soon be one of those lost civilizations

Love you, Jimmy! I'm so glad you are able to travel to those places and get a first hand take on what happened in the ancient past. You are the MAN!

This was brilliant. I do think that your final question should include something along the lines of "who is hiding the truth and why would they want to hide it?"

Your videos make a lot of sense! Thanks for sharing your knowledge on these topics. This brings to mind the Biblical story of the destruction of the cities of the plain. While this story in the Bible is considered “pre-history” by Biblical scholars, something obviously happened to give rise to the legend. Just like the flood legend which predates it. There was obviously a cataclysm responsible for that one as well. It ushered out the last ice age and gave birth to a number of legends, including the flood story as well as Atlantis. I like the idea of the comment which called to investigate if there is any discernible pattern to the destruction across these various sites around the world. Do they describe a great arc across the surface of the Earth, which may indicate the breakup of a decently sized meteor or comet like we saw happen to Jupiter a number of years ago.

Very interesting. Great work

I was taken back how many security staff were watching over you all and their weapons too.What are they so affraid of people finding out. That is a secret well worth digging for ! THanks for the video Jimmy...

@ImotekhtheStormlord-tx2it

2 жыл бұрын

thats why this whole suibject is suspicious and interesting. maybe there is some secret that could solve many unsolved mysteries in the past and correct many theories.

I think the most important thing is to realize is that these unexplained sites strongly suggest that the standard conventional history of mankind is highly questionable at best, and contradicted by literally TONS of hard evidence.

Just subscribed and love the channel, clearly you are a thinking man and ignite people's own form of curiosity to "Think!".... Look, obviously these land had a serious form of attack and I'm not talking a mob with torches. Thank you for your time and efforts. Keep up the Great Work. May you be blessed

Great job on your videos.

thank you for sharing this information to the world. no one would ever know this existed if it wasn't for you. My grandpa back in the 40 immigrated to Peru and was exploring the town of ica, a local showed him a cave with labyrinths , he was told that people lived in the caves but they never came out. that was one experience, the other was near the city of lima he was hunting and stumble upon a rock with a marking, he came back with a group and dug the area, he found 2 skeleton and gold under them. something happened to one of them that was bizzard and they had to burry it back. Soon after his bussiness went down with bad luck. He was not the type to tell lies or fake things, he was a serious, not sure if this is relevant but i wanted to tell you that since nonone knows about it only our family

@lcheerezexplorer

2 жыл бұрын

Wow !! 😧 some places are protected by the long gone ancient ones.

@yimmy7160

Жыл бұрын

I remember Lima being mentioned somewhere. I don't remember where, but there are many of these "coincidences" popping up all over. Thank you to your family for their explorations and sorry for your losses

@rexyoshimoto4278

Жыл бұрын

Peru. Land of the giants.

@maremagnus

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing, it is RELEVANT to the world ancient history as there are many things we don't know and maybe never will

I like that old world map behind you. I want.

Thanks for video.

Make no mistake, "make no mistake" is Jimmy's signature phrase.

Well done Jimmy. It makes me wonder whether the Great War of 1914-1918 was not in fact the First World War. There may have been a global conflict that brought down a high-tech human civilization, or as many mythologies and religious texts seem to suggest, there were non-humans in control who at times struck places with immensely destructive weapons. Certainly there is also the possibility of a natural cataclysm that had similar effects. As for Tanis, most people would only know it if they had seen "Raiders of the Lost Ark".

@peggyhall843

2 жыл бұрын

I believe that we have so many beginnings- and crazy endings. Thousands moved underground- into caves and beautiful cities into the earth. I wish I could see into the past - we are so old and have lost so much in these endings. They tried to leave clues in stone- but we don't see them yet.🕊

@gaufrid1956

2 жыл бұрын

@@peggyhall843 You are right. It's amazing that here we are in 2022 and the threat of the use of weapons of mass destruction is still being made. An all-out nuclear war would literally blow our civilization back to the Stone Age. I wonder if it has happened before?

@jhuyouknowwho9020

2 жыл бұрын

World war 1 of our 200 year old civilisation.search the 1800 and 1900 reset and see what you think

@chromeinox

Жыл бұрын

What happened to Egypt? God happened. It's all in the Bible.

@gaufrid1956

Жыл бұрын

@@chromeinox Sorry but I don't believe in a vengeful god (note the lower case) that is a destroyer of cities. You are entitled to your opinion.

It's both fascinating and utterly frustrating. I'm convinced that half the answers are buried deep within the Vatican, Smithsonian and other unaccessible archives. Thanks Jimmy, you're a lone light in the dark. Kindest regards.

@disguisedcentennial835

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t think the Vatican has as much information as people think. It used to be an open library, you know. It stopped when Napoleon’s dumb self rented books from it and then set them on fire to keep warm during his winter invasion of Russia.

@livingood1049

2 жыл бұрын

@Disguised Centennial I would answer that as the oldest existing/surviving institution and reservoir of ancient knowledge (that they have actively sought out) they have more information than have ever divulged, especially any that conflicts with established doctrines. As indication of their suppression look to Sister Lucia, who had information allegedly passed to her by the immaculate Mother Mary herself, that was supposed to be read aloud to the world no later than 1960 was never divulged. Except for their watered down, clearly fabricated explanation more than 30 years later. Rest in peace sister Lucia, you did your best to overcome suppression at the highest level. Supreme authority will take it from here.

@fromabove422

2 жыл бұрын

Lol @ the napoleon story. Shows how silly we are

Thanks - i am learning with each video

Once upon a time a shy little guy named Ed who had his heart broken built Coral Castle in Florida all by himself. True story. Our ancestors the world over worked smart- not hard.. AND they weren't afraid to get their hands dirty if it WAS hard work. It's no mystery to most ordinary people how Grand cities were created or destroyed.

@TopazBadger6550

Жыл бұрын

He moved of only a few tons. Methods to do so single handily are ready available on YT. Hundreds of tons, not so much.

@grandmagrace9453

Жыл бұрын

@@TopazBadger6550 hundreds of tons were moved by many hands exactly the same way a few tons were by one pair of hands.. way before the advent of KZread of course.

Hi Jimmy, I love your posts. I thought you might be interested to mention that Tanis is where Mose demonstrated Gods power to the Pharoh, which wouldn’t allow his people go. As you mentioned it was call Zone, in the Bible. Psalm 78:12,43 identifies the "field of Zoan" as where Moses performed miracles before Pharaoh to persuade him to release Israel from his service. Thank you for your work.

@ApexImportExport

2 жыл бұрын

Blows my mind that the Ezekiel 30-13-14 reference hasn't been the main headline as more evidences that support scripture...deception albeit in all flesh does not tend to support Christ but to diminish his Glory...this is good.

The reason why nothing grows at Tanis may hold clues to what happened. What do we know about soil samples from there? Magnetic polarisation?

Went to Tanis a couple weeks ago, what a bizzare place it is. They are currently excavating more so hopefully they find some good stuff.

I appreciate you showing fantastic photos of the incredible, identifying major gaps in the historical “narrative”, discussing potential scenarios that could have led to such massive destruction, but leaving the final conclusions to the imagination of the viewer. So many KZreadrs are adamant they know every answer to every question and will fight any alternative theory. The likelihood that we will ever know what really happened is unlikely until mainstream archaeologists open their minds to thinking beyond the pre-set narrative defined by those that consider themselves the gatekeepers of “Science”. People forget that much of “Science” is based on hypothetical theories derived from the current accepted level of knowledge and “credible” evidence available to the scientist. There is no such thing as the “Science is settled”.

You don't post a lot of content but when you do it's amazing and full of fresh takes I had not seen anywhere else. Keep up the great work I love your work man. Take care!

I wish more people in the world would let go of gears and unsecurities and really strive for their best like you! You do what you do with live wand that adds to humanity. You should be taught or shown at schools the very least. You'd motivate me to become the second Jimmy or Graham. Thanks

@the0ghost069

2 жыл бұрын

It really makes you think about things. Especially when it goes against the mainstream narrative. Good luck in your learning. There's a lot out there. Find the truth. God bless.

@jesustyronechrist2330

2 жыл бұрын

It's still speculation. Jimmy hasn't yet provided any concrete evidence that could withstand scrutiny. Believe it or not, but "think for yourself" and "look for yourself" aren't too compelling evidence as those can be subjective due to pareidolia and apophenia

@susannebrunberg4174

2 жыл бұрын

@@jesustyronechrist2330 It's clearly the best he could say. So many people can't "think for themselves" or "look for themselves"... They just relay on what they have been thought and ignore the rest. Maybe not even care about what has happened in the past.... For me it's unbelievable, I want to know more and more. At least get shown places like this, an ancient capital... I haven't been there, even I have been to many ancient sites, so I really react to the sentence "nothing grows here", and the text from the bible when the gods said "Let's set the city on fire"... (Even all texts in the bible are changed and rewritten hundreds of times, there may be a grain of truth left). It really sounds like a nuclear war...

@ImotekhtheStormlord-tx2it

2 жыл бұрын

@@jesustyronechrist2330 when they charge 1k$ just so you can see Tanis is suspsicious. ppl should go there with geiger counter or some shit. maybe small asteroids got through atmopshere

@jesustyronechrist2330

2 жыл бұрын

@@ImotekhtheStormlord-tx2it You charge people for it to avoid stealing or other vandalism. Stupid people won't be paying a ton of money just to carve "Bob was here" on a 3000 year old hieroglyph. But it does pose the moral dilemma of gatekeeping history... The things we have to do to keeps history safe

Keep these videos coming.

Very very COOL video Jimmy. - I Love the artifacts in Gold, just Wow -So So Amazing! I really like the Huge Statues, Geezers how'd they do it?? Must have been a Glorious time in the era of there making. - I'm definitely sharing this! - Cheers n Joy to You.

This was awesome. And, I’m finally starting to truly realize how far more mysterious our ancient history is. Thanks for doing such a a great job!

Great video Jimmy. I had no idea about Tanis and it's fascinating to know this site exists, the ruins that lay bare there now and the amount of artefacts that were uncovered there. There is still so much we don't know or not being told about our ancient world and the people that lived here. It would be awesome to get a geologist to these sites and date some of the rocks. Be interesting to see if it ties in with the catastrophic event 13,000 years ago that Graham Hancock talks about.

Hey jimmy love your videos keep it up very interesting love your take on it. Was wondering could you recommend some books have some time to myself and would love to dive deeper.

Great video

It is interesting how you carefully talk about what the possibilities could be, so you allow the viewer to think for themselves, and yet show enough evidence to make it almost obvious that there was some sort of explosion, either from within or outside, and use of powerful heat weapons, or accident. Thank you! I am glad to see you doing so well. I think often about how you put the video out telling others to do the same thing a few years ago now! Glad you are following your dreams, very inspiring, and even if we don't do youtube videos, we are learning a lot.

@uncannyvalley2350

2 жыл бұрын

Is that why the comments are full of clearly insane claims of aliens and ancient nuclear weapons? Seems the most obvious answer is a meteor strike, which are far more common than most believe

@mcburcke

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/head/PLHSoxioQtwZcVcFC85TxEEiirgfXwhfsw

@uncannyvalley2350

2 жыл бұрын

@Dr. Bright not only that but we can see the progression from hunter gatherer to farmer to builder in the archeological record, a clear lineal graduation, theses guys operate in an alternative universe without any proof whatsoever of their claims, like a freaking cult

@johnscanlon2598

2 жыл бұрын

@@uncannyvalley2350 that lineal graduation went right out the window when Gobekli tepi was discovered

@uncannyvalley2350

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnscanlon2598 no, it really didn't, as my last video shows

I visited the Peruvian sites when I lived there in my childhood. No one had to say we were looking at catastrophic damage of unbelievable proportion. It's definitely something you must see in person to really understand.

Jimmy. Congrats on your xcellence and thanks for sharing. Now then. You seem to have leapfrogged in line of researchers I understood were years ahead. You're blowing them out of the water. I will follow and again, Congrats, well done.

Thank You !!! :)

I've been to many ancient sites like these all over the globe. Many, many sites. And the one thing I learnt during my visits to them, was that something devastated a race of beings, possibly human, possibly not. Many, many hundreds of thousands of years ago. The story from the myths is nearly exactly the same in every ancient site that I went to. People say that the so called cataclysm is only thousands of years ago. It's not. It's hundreds of thousands of years. The erosion is at every single site i visited. The mythologies and religions from all over the world, when put together into a cohesive whole. Tells a very interesting and very plausible account of the ancient world.

@aarontempleton8047

2 жыл бұрын

Would like to hear more on that and what story ot tells when all put together?

@KibyNykraft

2 жыл бұрын

The last cataclysm was 11000-13000 yrs ago ending the big iceage. See Younger dryas impact at Kosmographia. Although I strongly dislike the media style of that group around R Carlson. Too many videos with 80 percent chitchat. Only in America. The evidence of fossile records including the (to many unknown) loads of them in the 1800s, plus the geological proof and the climate history evidence proves it. Atlantis was either Richat in Africa ("ree-sha") or Azores, or both plus others. You would get major floods and air pressure waves up to maybe 2000 or 3000 meters above sea level, followed by an increased sea level up to the one today once all that ice melted. Another older could ofc have made the ice age in the first place but not necessarily. Today the sea level is around 250 meters above what it was in the glacial maximum. From GM to flood times was not long, just a few thousand years which rule out natural slow changes into warmer.

@KibyNykraft

2 жыл бұрын

(and the new findings of the Hiawatha crater by geologists)

@mctorus

2 жыл бұрын

humanity's age about 7k to 10k since first human Adam

@shREDhead44

2 жыл бұрын

People refuse to put the stories together, don’t forget the story of Babel. There’s a profound resistance to allow humans to discover anything unsanctioned by current dogma.

Always wonderful content from your channel Jimmy! It's awesome that you're bringing transparency to the field and providing practical, critical thinking based questions. Appreciate your work bro!

great job brother.

Great stuff