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@revathip6034

2 ай бұрын

@bwturbex yes ofcourse, on TV or cnma, we don't see the actual life. I would like to see their lifestyle, education n family relations. Since this place itself weathered so much, whats the kind of impact on their ethnicity etc, I have given you so much content ideas😂🎉..... Waiting!!

@karinac.3378

2 ай бұрын

Yes I enjoyed it very much thank you!❤

@tamarrajames3590

2 ай бұрын

I have important information in a post below, that I hope you will read, but am here to say I enjoy very much the variety of ways you introduce us to what you have been doing…you never disappoint.🖤🇨🇦

@Mr_Everyman

2 ай бұрын

I enjoy all of your videos, I wouldn't ever get to learn about your side of the world without them, other channels don't focus on the details like you all do. Keep up the great work!

To be fair to the guy who's thinking it was man-made, similar cave-ins are also happening over the underground limestone mines in the places when it was actively mined and later abandoned. I live near a place like that where millions of tons were extracted in the 19 and 20th century and now that area is forbidden to anyone.

These sinkholes are amazing. I’m happy they’re finally being filled in, some at least. I love the interviews with the locals who have lived through these turbulent times- wars, occupation, natural disasters. What an amazing people. Thanks for a great episode!

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Cheers, Judi! We went there back in 2021. It was hard to contact anyone from there when we edited the episode during the last few weeks, but we checked current satellite images and saw that all of the sinkholes were filled in recently. It took them long enough though!

I live in Dubrovnik. I love all your work. I strongly encourage you to travel through the “western balkans” and you’ll find no shortage of abandoned buildings. Cheers. ZZ

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Such a nice city! Even though we've visited the Balkans several times now, there will always be more to explore! If you know some good and unknown spots, send us a DM! See you next time buddy

@Hongaars1969

2 ай бұрын

Firstly if ever passing through Dubrovnik again, don’t be strangers There are def many abandoned places across BiH and HR. Not far from Dubrovnik heading in direction of the airport is Kupari where there are several abandoned hotels that were damaged during the Balkan conflicts of the 1990’s

Croatia holds a special place in my heart. Friends from many years live in Zadar. Their home is part of the city wall, and was shelled during the conflict, but not destroyed. Joso single-handedly bought and equipped a school of music in Zadar, and created an art installation in the centre square. He has passed away, but his family still stay for portions of the year, and his Wife stays there. These sinkholes are becoming more widespread, and dangerous. Thank you for documenting the trials these people are suffering. Your empathy for these villagers is a beautiful tribute. I have watched you grow so much since your school years into the confident and conscientious young men of conviction and principles you have become. I am proud of your accomplishments, as if you were my Grandsons (I hope you don’t mind), but my beloved Husband of 48 years passed away on Saturday, April 13th, at 3:10AM, and now I am alone to document our collections. I will need to redo my Patreon when the estate has been probated, and I know what I have to work with. Sorry it won’t be coming in until then. I love you gentlemen, you are amazing.🖤🇨🇦

@rainscratch

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for your heartfelt post. Sympathy for your loss. A very difficult transition we all eventually make, difficult for those left behind that is, but I am confident that our soul transcends to something else, maybe amazing, that we cannot of course comprehend while in this material existence.

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for sharing your heartfelt connection to Croatia and your touching memories of your friends in Zadar. It's truly inspiring to hear about Joso's incredible contributions to his community and the lasting impact he's had. Our hearts go out to you during this difficult time of loss. Please know that your support and kind words mean the world to us. Take all the time you need, and whenever you're ready, we'll be here. Sending you love and strength - and sometimes new videos.

@tamarrajames3590

2 ай бұрын

@@rainscratch Thank you, I believe we will find each other again in different lives to come. It is a small comfort right now, but I know I will find a way to walk my life with the memories we made together, and have that be enough until then.🖤🇨🇦

@tamarrajames3590

2 ай бұрын

@@bwturbex Thank you so much…I will be here watching whatever you have to show us. It is very hard right now, but I know he wants me to live the rest of my life with happiness. He gave me so much joy in our years together, and he often enjoyed watching your explorations with me, I know it will become easier with time, and I have no regrets…and nothing left unsaid between us.🖤🇨🇦

@rainscratch

2 ай бұрын

@@tamarrajames3590 We can all consider ourselves fortunate to find a soul mate, and have those memories to be grateful for.

This was heart wrenching. And the sink holes are bazaar. Prayers to these people and thanks for giving a glimpse of the changing world we live in.

@anthonydoyle7370

2 ай бұрын

Very bizarre, indeed. 😉

A lovely and wonderful tour of an area not commonly explored. As always, top notch‼️

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Hey Sandy, thanks for your great comment! We loved to explore the rural parts of the Balkans. Not many tourists go there, but the landscapes and people are amazing - especially when it comes to hospitality!

@SRay-or3nc

2 ай бұрын

I have found many times that people that have the least are the most giving.

I've always been fascinated and horrified by sinkholes. Really nice to see interviews with locals.

@rainscratch

2 ай бұрын

Would be interesting to investigate when this phenomena started happening so regularly.

@jebes909090

2 ай бұрын

like that poor guy in florida that got swallowed into one in the middle of the night. what a horrifying way to go

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Quite a phenomenon. Must be freaking scary to watch one of those open up right next to your doorstep

Oh my gosh the before and after shots of the Township was heart rending. The Town was so beautiful but like you said the people are resilient and are carrying on. Thankyou for sharing

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

We saw already many ghost towns where people lost their homes from one day to another but we never saw it handled that well. People over there are tough. Make sure to tune in next time and feel free to share the video if you enjoyed it :)

Finally we are live! Thanks guys for the adventure, it's been my pleasure. 🙌🏻❤

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Hey Tin, it was freaking three years ago! So much has changed since then (like your hair). We're grateful to had you as a translator during our exploration and later during post-production as well. You helped us a lot in learning more about your country, and we definietly wanna go back to Croatia!

Great story guys! Mother nature keeps throwing us curve balls! Earthquakes, floods, fire etc. and no matter what she throws at us we humans are resilient and we bounce back quickly!! Hope to see many more stories like this, from my favorite YT team!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Thanks so much, loved to read your beautiful comment! That resilience really was something we encountered all the time in the Balkans. Later during our first journey through the region, we even spotted big wild fires but I guess we will share more about that in another episode of our series!

@GregoryJByrne

2 ай бұрын

God!

Really well done! Enjoyed hearing the stories of what the locals experienced during the earthquake. Enjoy watching your channel, keep up the awesome work!

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Cheers buddy, thanks for watching! Feel free to share if you like the episode that much, it really helps us to get back on track since the algorthym is a bit harsh with us lately. See you next time! (Episode 3 is my favorite of Balkan Detours Season 1)

This was great, so yes for more. I loved the interview with the old woman, very interesting story of her experience during Serb/Croat war. We need to listen more to those who’ve had to had to endure the unthinkable. Thank you for for all your insightful videos.

@bevygaines

2 ай бұрын

It is wonderful that they a tiny house community with air!!!!❤

I just wanted to add that I love the view of the car going across the wood bridge. That adds flavor to the journey.

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Cool, we like that shot too. I Balkan detours marks a new chapter in our style of film making, how do you like it so far?

I miss my motherland! Thank you for this video and all Balkan series!

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

So we're happy to bring you back some impressions of your motherland! Glad you enjoyed this episode, feel free to share and see you next time! Btw, we really enjoyed Croatia and the rest of the Balkan, beautiful!

Florida in the USA has the same problem.

@luxuriousfir

2 ай бұрын

Old world cities underground.

klopt. kunstmatig. geweldige uitzending.

This was fascinating! It always seems that the people with very little are the most welcoming and the most generous.

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Absolutely correct. For them social contacts and hospitality is worth a lot. Maybe cause they are less afraid of sharing belongings?

As always guys a wonderfully well put together video. Really liked the interviews of the locals. So cool you were able to chronicle this.

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Yeah was such a good experience! Great to hear that you enjoyed it. So you like this documentaries on topics that are not 100% Urbex related?

@newrad2007

2 ай бұрын

​@bwturbex yes most definatly. This is a view I feel most average people do not get to see. Only possibly read about in a history book. I'm intrigued about the history of that section of the world. Would very much like to see more about it!

Another excellent episode. Go through life with an open mind, as it could be said that this place we find ourselves is not always as it seems.

Oh I remember this very well! Seeing it now through your eyes gives me goosebumps😢

Fabulous story, reported well and factually, well done.

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Thanks a lot! If you like our style, check out our other documentaries

This was so beautiful. What a testament to the idealism of socialism. It makes me very sad there arent efforts to preserve it. Again, the narration and music are TOP NOTCH. The quality of the work cant be compared.

What a beautiful country side.

The Seawatch neighbourhood in Vancouver BC Canada, residents were ordered to evacuate in 2019 neighbourhood are directly affected by sinkhole activity, the world is becoming more and more affected by natural disaster, it is scary indeed, thank you for sharing interesting to know about it happened on other parts of the world as well.

God bless all those living in that town🙏❤✝✝✝

Great story guys. Looks like I have some catching up to do as youtube has failed to notify me of new videos. Not the first time, but hopefully it won't happen again. Always look forward to your content. My heart went out to these people. I grew up in California and earthquakes are just a part of life. I've been through a couple big ones myself and can emphasize with the feelings that go with them. Especially after seeing the destruction. It can take years to bounce back from such powerful quakes. Hopefully these people managed to pick up their lives and recover by now.

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

We have the feeling people in the Balkans are quite tough and resilient. It's cool to hear that you can share their emotions and feel with them! We never experienced an earthquake, must be frightening as hell when the ground starts to shake. Regarding the missing notifications - try to activate the little bell. Apart from that, we'll upload a video now every two weeks again. Unfortunately the algorythm of KZread does not seem to like our videos that much anymore, so about 95% of the subscribers don't even get a notification. Sharing our content helps a lot to get back on track. See you next time!

@SimpleDesertRose

2 ай бұрын

@@bwturbex earthquakes can be pretty scary, depending on how strong it is and how far you are from the epicenter. But when you live in earthquake prone areas you learn to live with them. When the big ones hit and you watch your world come crumbling down around you, there is a moment of despair and you feel frighten like a child. Once the shock wears off you dust yourself off and start counting your blessings. Then you roll up your sleeves and pick up what you. Repair what can be repaired and rebuild with better building practices. Retrofitting has come a long way from the time their little village was built. It is sad to see such a cute little village reduced to rubble, but hopefully they are on the road to repairing their lives and rebuilding their homes. As for youube not notifying me, I've been a subscriber for years. I've been having issues with other channels too. I'm not sure what is going in with the algorithm. It's been very strange lately about not letting me know when some people ha e uploaded. It's happened in the past too. It eventually sorted itself out. Hopefully it will again this time too.

@rainscratch

2 ай бұрын

Same here - got no notification.

I'll recommend converting Sinkholes in to garden ponds or storm water drainage ditches rather than filling them up

Maravilloso vídeo. Mil gracias. Sí, queremos ver más de este tipo de experiencias.

Thank you for this video! I appreciate the content and find it so interesting. I will probably never have the opportunity to go to some of these places that you visit and document.I always look forward to your videos. May God bless you as you continue on your adventures.

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

You're very welcome! Thanks for watching and your kind words. The world is huge and there is infinite possibilities to explore so of course you can't see all that stuff we see. But you've seen hundreds of things we'll never get to know. We like the idea to share our adventures to show people some places in the world they would otherwise never see. And to encourage curiosity. Glad to hear that you enjoyed it that much, stay tuned for the next episode! :)

Great video!

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Thanks! If you're new to the channel feel free to check out our other episodes of Balkan detours too! :)

I enjoy your videos. The footage is incredible & professionally created. I like the side-stories in addition to the abandoned footage. 👏

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Hey, thanks for your kind words! So far we're very happy with our new series. Feel free to share the video if you liked it that much, that'd help a lot!

Thank goodness they have a tiny house community!!!!❤

Excellent reporting / story telling!

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Thanks a lot! We're thrilled to share more of our Balkan Detours, we have the feeling this series marks a new chapter of of documentary work. See you in two weeks, when the new episode is coming up!

WoW, what an adventure you guys had. Thanks for takin me along

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

No problem, glad you liked it! Feel free to share with your friends and family, this helps a lot. See you next time :)

Very interesting! New subscriber.😊❤

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Hey there, welcome to the channel! What has convinced you to subscribe to the channel?

It's heartbreaking to learn that very little was done by now since the earthquake hit, and after all help that has been received....shame on the government...but people are resilient and stand proud Thanks guys, keep exposing!

Broken Window Theory, Wow, this made my day brighter! Thank you!

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

You're welcome! Perfect for a Sunday, right? 😄

Interesting story! Nice that you managed to get in touch with the locals, big thanks to Tin for translating. 😊

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Yeah having local contacts is freaking mandatory to get to know the full story!

@tinsemnicki8494

2 ай бұрын

❤

geologically, this isn't anything particularly puzzling, I think. the concept however has a junji-ito-esque quality to it.

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, there is a logical explanation to it but you just wouldn't expect such holes to open up next to your house during the night. Quite special and interesting, that's why we thought we'll cover this story even though it's not 100 percent urbex. You like those kind of documentaries?

die Geologie im Balkan ist ein eigenes Kapitel, vor allem wenn man auch die Küstenregionen kennt und Teile der Gebiete vor Millionen von Jahren noch Meeresboden waren... und ja, es gibt auch Menschengemachte Sinkholes... eben durch Bergbau, Tunnelbau, Bunkeranlagen, etc. aber grad dort hast du halt eben viel Kalkgestein und auch entsprechend Niederschlag... jedenfalls schön zu sehen, dass die Menschen dort nicht alle aufgeben wollen, sondern einfach weiter machen, auch wenn es nicht einfach ist

Thanks awesome video I enjoyed watching and seeing another country

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

You're welcome buddy, the Balkans are really special! Hope you enjoy the rest of the series too

Thanks ❤

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

You're welcome! How do you like this new video?

Les felicito!! Por su esfuerzo,dedicación. Contenido interesante,informativo,util 100% Excelente! 😊

"These earthquakes were artificially created using technology." 👍

@lorihowell5188

2 ай бұрын

Yes. They need to research this.

i like this chanel with explore abandoned palace.iam from indonesia 🇮🇩

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

But you liked this episode too even though it's not Urbex?

Really good documentary

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Hey buddy, really great to see you here in the comments.

I was very curious after the first ep and now here's the second ep let's go!!! , Btw I'm first ❤

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for being early! Season 1 of "Balkan Detours" will have five episodes in total. We're already working hard on the next one which is planned to be released in two weeks.

@lovetheforest365

2 ай бұрын

by the way: curious heißt neugierig (nicht kurios) 😉

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Kann auch merkwürdig, sonderbar, seltsam, etc. bedeuten. 👍🏾

megasuperphänomenales Video! I'm thrilled!

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Vielen Dank, freut uns, dass es dir so gut gefallen hat! Schon gespannt auf die nächste Episode?

@jurischlager6324

2 ай бұрын

@@bwturbex nu freilich!

Fantastic video guys. Very informative and enjoyable.

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Thanks, glad you liked it! So you're fine with documentaries that don't just consist of 100% urban exploring? Cause we came across many of interesting stories along our trip through the Balkans!

@derrenleepoole

2 ай бұрын

@@bwturbex it is urbex, urbex with context. That’s more interesting.

@derrenleepoole

2 ай бұрын

@@bwturbex I really like them. So keep going :)

@rainscratch

2 ай бұрын

@@bwturbex Creates a balance. Channel does not need to be only one topic. The diversions are also interesting. Mine has 100+ different topics haha.

Thank you, finally another amazing video, every of your videos is next level, i'm curious when you get under contract of an professional Filmstudio

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for your sweet comment! We were already in touch with some TV stations about exactly that but so far, no concrete project has yet emerged from this. But we'll keep at it!

this is great Broken Window, i am interested in when the land fall's in like these sink holes

😮resilience 😮

Yes! Please share more stories! Vielen Dank!

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Sure will! Stay tuned for the next episode! :)

thanks for this.. 😊..

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

You're welcome! Do you like those documentaries even though it's not 100 percent urbex related?

love seeing the little villages and the people in them. They're so friendly unlike in the US.

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

All around the Balkans we experienced huge hospitality! Great countries for travelling if you're interested to get to know the culture

Gruesse! It was so nice to hear the ‘kirchen glocken’ during the interview with the woman’s son. It lets us know hope still exists; even during disasters. 😇

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Religion gibt den Leuten dort viel Kraft und ist tief in der Kultur verankert!

@alohamom2380

2 ай бұрын

@@bwturbex amen!😇

thank you for the video

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

very welcome, thanks for watching buddy and see you next time!

Guten Abend. A fantastic video.

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! Already hyped for the next episode? Und gutes Deutsch!

There are caves and tunnels running everywhere across the US and more - Many cities are built on top of much older cities - Everywhere!

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Any scientific source that US cities were built on much older cities? Or is your source "trust me, bro"?

@IcybernateCaptCliff

2 ай бұрын

Also, remember all those World Fairs? You really think they build all those stone buildings in a short time when they were driving horse and buggy's. Those buildings were already there. Tartarian Empire.

@IcybernateCaptCliff

2 ай бұрын

Mud Floods - search for it,

@lorihowell5188

2 ай бұрын

​@@bwturbex, you will have to do a deep dive on this. It's not only in the US but worldwide. Try searching for the term mudflood. Also deep underground military bases. Be sure to try different search engines.

@Dooguk

2 ай бұрын

@@IcybernateCaptCliff Pseudohistorical conspiracy theory garbage.

The intro tho 😮, I hope they all be safe 🙏🏻

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Luckily, only six people have died in the earthquake. In that village, no one was harmed.

My best guess is that they have a massive underground cave system, which the earthquake revealed one by one.

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Yes, that's what the scientists said! There's a huge underground system going all the way to the Adriatic Sea.

Безкошковний ставок на твоїй ділянці ! Супер ! Подякуй Господу !😊

I always cry watching and listening these movies💔

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Well sorry for that! :D We don't wanna be that negative, just sharing the fate of that people

The gentleman who said the earthquake was caused by technology is very smart..only question is why certain individuals would want to do that to a small village.land, resources..?

Wie immer danke fuhr diese doku... team Broken Window Theory.... gruss aus friesland...max...

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Sehr gern, danke fürs anschauen! Nächste Episode kommt bald!

When I lived in a karst region, there was a slightly aged sinkhole nearby. At the bottom was a little pond with an even smaller island where an alligator lived. I felt sorry for the alligator because I imagine he went hunting for a girlfriend one night and somehow ended up in there all alone and forever unable to get a date because the sides were too steep to climb out. The best he could hope for was an overly adventurous kid to fall in and make a meal fit for the king of the tiny domain. At the far end of our front yard there was an area where the horses didn't like to go because the ground sounded hollow under their hooves. It continued through a neighbor's property and into an area I couldn't go. One day the neighbor found his mailbox and news paper box on the ground. He thought they had been vandalized until he tried to pick them up and realized the posts were still attached. Hours later, they and part of the road fell into a hole. Later, driveway and a small tree. As a kid, I was disappointed because it stopped there because I had visions of a nice swimming hole with crystal clear water pouring out of a cave to explore. Instead it was filled in with a couple dump truck loads of sand. A few miles away a huge one opened up. It ate part of a citrus grove and several houses. When we went to have a look, a driveway and a sports car slid into the pit. It did become a lake but too far away to be my swimming hole. The Balkan villagers should talk a scuba diver into have a look at the bottoms of the water filled sinkholes. Maybe a few have cave openings for tourists, or potential to be nice springs.

Sinkholes typically occur in places where there used to be an abundance of ground water

@rainscratch

2 ай бұрын

Ground water would probably create instability especially in sedimentary layered areas (sandstone. limestone etc) An earthquake could open up those weaker spots?

Sehr interessant, das Problem der Erdfälle hat Kroatien schon ewig, ganze Flüsse fließen teilweise unterirdisch und an manchen Stellen kann man sie sehen in ganz tiefen Löchern. Gruß Roland

Auch solche Geschichten gehören zum Urban Exploring. Am besten ist es, sie alle weiter zu reichen, damit die Geschichten und ihr Andenken nicht in Vergessenheit geraten.

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

So sehen wir das auch! Wir vergessen zu schnell, deswegen möchten wir erhalten, um anderen die Welt ein bisschen näher bringen zu können

I'm from that village, it's been known for a long time that there is a large pool with fresh water under the ground, we exploited too much water and there was an earthquake, a normal phenomenon appeared, come on, don't invent hot water, hot water was discovered a long time ago

Thanks for adding Indonesian subtitle

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

How do you like the quality of the subtitles? They were translated automatically.

this old guy with the tractor knows the truth

sehr schön:)

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Danke! Was hat dir am besten gefallen?

@katis999

2 ай бұрын

@@bwturbex Der Enthusiasmus, mit dem Ihr nach dem Verborgenen, Mystischen in dieser Welt sucht :)

🌻

👍

Maybe the earthquake was an underground explosion that resulted in a large number of secondary detonations of munitions in secret subterranean caches?

amos os videos de voces 🇧🇷

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Obrigado para assistir o video!

Funny you should mention sinkholes, cause there's one that's causing trouble in a Romanian town as we speak... in Slanic Prahova. The people living there are being forced to evacuate and basically abandon their belongings, because the authorities aren't sure they'll be able to ensure their safety if the buildings start collapsing too.

Oh my ghost :(

Great video! I'm glad the goddarned YT algorithm finally brought you guys back to my feed. Keep with the amazing work! Greetings from Mexico CIty!

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Aaaay, welcome back! Yeah we're struggling quite hard with the algorithm lately. Glad you came back! If you wanna help us get back on track, feel free to share the video :)

When people scientists general public realizes that sink holes are connected to the CERN activities!

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

How?

DE VOLVING , WE ARE IN A STATE OF DEVOLVMENT . WE DONT DESERVE THIS INCREDIBLE PLANET , WE DONT RESPECT ITS MAKER . ❤NZ

Es una pena las personas sin casa...... Pero esto no me extraña nada... Nada... Destrucción por donde se mire, desplazamientos de masas en todos los continentes y las personas siguen dormidas....

They do..

He's not wrong 10:19 . but that's only part of it 10:21.

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Please explain and name your sources. Lots of fake news on the internet, sadly.

How are they always a perfect circle???

Inquietante.

I'm wondering if the geologic content of the earth has limestone. Sinkholes are a feature found often in limestone.

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Yes, that's also the case at this village!

The Earth is saying: 'Pewnie humans'.

Annunaki search for gold….. people were slaves to mine the gold…..Flood came and there is cover up …. When Gaia shakes all will be seen and we wonder how did this occur? Well these holes are all over the world so they must have needed quite a lot.

огромное спасибо за вашу работу ! всегда ждем ваших видео-историй.

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

You are very welcome, thanks for watching and your support!

I still blame Direct Energy Lazers Weapons & Microwaves

What are the Croats incapable of doing to expel the few remaining Serbs.

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Why should they be expelled? The time for hatred of the neighbor should be over.

@user-lf2jh2ru9f

2 ай бұрын

@@bwturbex They would forget, but the Vatican won't let them.And the Serbs must be expelled because most of the property is on their name.

these sinkholes are normal over mines. are there mines from the past?

ma an Erdstall gedacht oder Bunker anlagen vllt Heinrich Kusch googlen

* AND GOD SAID ; " LET THEM HAVE SWIMMING POOLS ! " 🤭👊

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Well, thanks!

CERN

@bwturbex

2 ай бұрын

Balkan version of building an underground facility for nuclear research?

Rev. 11:18; Acts 2:38; John 14:15 AKJVNT

HAARP, while I am not a conspiracy theorist, these are some of the things that HAARP could do, but also, poor water management, with leaks in lines could have created some issues as well, when met with a terrible earthquake. It is hardly talked about, was said to have been stopped, but is it?

@lorihowell5188

2 ай бұрын

They need to do a deep dive on some of the information. Too much to explain.