Been watching for almost 2 years, but the more i see the more i realize when my great grandmother said at the age of 103, she wished she was born 1 or 2 generations earlier, she always told stories of her parents and grandparents. And back in the day, it WAS better compared to now. This time literally sounds dystopian. She told me stories that neighbors of over 10 houses used to have a cookout with each other once a week, one had many fruits, the other meat, etc. Today, so many people are isolated and divided. We used to be united with each other. Everyone worked together and made such beautiful architecture over the years to pass the beauty on to the next generation... But governments now want people divided. Otherwise, they'd be overthrown by the united people a long time ago. I feel happy to live in Europe and be able to freely travel around to some places wich still have those mind-blowing old beautiful buildings and castles and courtrooms and churches. In some places, the stone stairs have been worn out over the years, literally dents of people who walked over them.. And then i think how many people and generations have walked on this exact same spot..

@Soli_Deo_Gloria_.

10 күн бұрын

I use to believe I too was born two centuries to late, but not anymore God knows exactly what He is doing including when I was meant to be planted here to stand up against the evil of this world

@droppindabs6497

9 күн бұрын

​@@Soli_Deo_Gloria_.I am raised in a Christian family, but i find it really draining sometimes, i don't go to church anymore i just didn't feel right there. So many people say they have faith going to churches and yet so little who actually have a real personal relationship with God. But my work environment i am literally the only one with faith in God, nobody has a religion there. The boss is happy with me told me i was the most loyal abd reliable employee, but it's because i live to serve i don't take credit for my work it goes to God. But the draining part is i just keep on giving and helping and supporting everyone, but i barely see anything back here on earth people really like to take, but 95% don't give some back when you're struggling. It's more like i start to lose faith in most humans, so many fully obsessed with themselves and only their life, even got pushed away out of the church, because i got baptized by my father in the middle of no where in a beautiful river in the mountains in France. Once the church heard about it the few people who ran everything got mad and said that it was a mistake and i should have been baptized in the church to be an example for other younger people, i still don't understand their reason behind it how can a father show more love for their children than showing them the right way to live and love another.... it's a feeling of not belonging to the earth i was born in, doesn't mean I'm not thankful. But seeing so many people astray and clueless and just taking everything because they're trying to fill a void wich can't be filled with material earthly things just takes a toll on me

@akkitty22

9 күн бұрын

@@droppindabs6497 Love from the west.

@Soli_Deo_Gloria_.

9 күн бұрын

@@droppindabs6497 You hang in there... If I can, you can too :-) Read.. memorize and meditate on Romans 8 : 28 consume it continuously, eat it , drink it, sleep it and live it abundantly ... It's perhaps the greatest verse in all of Scripture for the believer ... and remember there's no mediator between you and the Father except Christ Jesus... Church won't save you... Only Jesus and Him alone. Much peace, grace and love to you and yours and God bless in these strange and difficult times we are living in. 🙏

@kathleenlovett1958

9 күн бұрын

I grew up in Canada in the 1960's and 70's. We knew all of our neighbors, had block-parties, and left our doors unlocked. I feel humanity shifting back to a simpler, more connected way of living and BEing. 🙏

I remember seeing the electric trolleys in seattle as a kid in the early 80's. I remember watching the sparks from the antena as it connected with powerline above.

I'm old enough to remember some of the older brick buildings in San Diego like the ones depicted in these photographs. I also remember the brick and stone architecture in Seattle with marble columns inside, and TALL windows and doors. Yeah, they were built in a time of no engineering means or manpower to build them - un huh. I wonder who the tall and intelligent people were that built those beautiful edifices? It wasn't us.

THANK YOU JARED! I’ve followed you for some 5 years now. The research you have consistently delivered has been an Oasis of truth in a desert of lies . Sincerely,thank you!✌🏻

Thank you very much! I had not seen 99% of these photos! You are appreciated!

In current narrative almost everything started at 1820

@bullydully7428

9 күн бұрын

Maybe in the United States

@yijumiller5659

8 күн бұрын

1776

@IlkkaFriman

8 күн бұрын

@@yijumiller5659 Yes australia, india and many otger places founded then

@maureenobrien4807

3 күн бұрын

THANK YOU FOR ALL.OF THE HARD WORK . THESE ARE TRULY AMAZING.

We thank you for all the hard work you do to bring us further knowledge….. ❤😊

Have lived in the L.A. area my whole life. L.A. is not like most other cities; if you stand still and do nothing it will almost eat you alive but with determination and hard work one can accomplish almost anything. L.A. if FAR from perfect but there are opportunities to be had.

I love your detective work. The narrative on their past timeline makes zero sense. Why would they even need 4 lanes of train tracks? Why would they reck all of the perfectly good train cars so early in California's young life? I am just starting your video and had to stop to say thank you to you. You work so hard and get the best pics!! I just have to stop and go back over and over to look close. Our past is a lie. So sad, really. The past inhabitants were so advanced. I am in awe. Thanks. Got to get back to your pictures. 💯♥️🙏🏻👌🏻👀

i always heard the eucalyptus trees were planted for the railroads but that on is the photo is huge, way older than that!

Yo Jarid! I watched the full " Old World Order " Movie! Probably the best Documentary video that is out there with TRUTH!

The old trolley cars are amazing for being a new invention in that time! Something like that would be a million dollars to build. Crazy.

The masonry work on the buildings is incredible.

@droppindabs6497

9 күн бұрын

Craftsmanship vs capitalism :(

@waynechien-vovietchongmy9724

9 күн бұрын

Incredible from the prior civilization....LA was found....ed..and repopulated

@droppindabs6497

9 күн бұрын

@@waynechien-vovietchongmy9724 so many missing pieces in history (probably hidden in vaults), but you see same types of architecture occurring over the whole world, not one continent or country, so many questions

@waynechien-vovietchongmy9724

9 күн бұрын

@@droppindabs6497 no questions....already know Keep digging you'll find the answer.... the truth is available

@waynechien-vovietchongmy9724

8 күн бұрын

@@droppindabs6497 no questions....the truth is available

Watched and studied the whole video. Fantastic to see LA when it was young and growing. A lot better than it is today.

At 14:16 YMCA building circa 1898 there is a sign over the main entrance "we sell the earth Bassett A Smith". I looked this up and found an advertisement from the "Los Angeles Herald, Number 196, 14 April 1899" where Mr Smith was selling some real estate and rooms at the YMCA. 🤔 Microfiche newspaper ad.

THANK YOU 🙏

Great video!

My neighbors house has interior doorways of twelve feet high! Small town central Illinois. All rooms have double doors too

How would they have even had the tools and bricks to build that (normal school) in the 1800's? That school was definitely there before that new group arrived. It's enormous. Not to mention gorgeous and very, very tall. The Westminster Hotel was definitely a blast from the "past"! I did not realize that the Chinese population was so large in the early 1800s?! Wow.

@maureenobrien4807

3 күн бұрын

No cranes, dirt roads and people from Reset Central Casting Co. Lol

Thank you!!! Intruiging to say the least!

Absolutely stunning thankyou so much for sharing , it would be pretty amazing in colour

Howdy Jarid! Once again . . . outdoing your own self. (Uh, that would as-in perfecting your artcraft?) L.A., me olde home towne is here-and-now the focus. Splendido! Now, let's BEHOLD what you've done . . .

This is epic. I grew up near Pasadena. My father grew up in Highland Park--the 1909(?) house his family lived in still stands; when we were children he drove us to places that were historic, especially downtown's Bunker Hill. Our teenage stomping grounds were Highland Park, Eagle Rock, Pasadena, El Sereno, and Alhambra. Arroyo Drive and the Arroyo from Highland Park to Old Suicides (Colorado Boulevard) bridge was one of our hiking trails. This brings back lovely memories. 😊

@maureenobrien4807

3 күн бұрын

Arroyo Seco.the Jack Parson's cursed bridge?

Don't you just love that the "Normal School" is stunning and was stated to be built in 1800, but the oil fields look ridiculous and poorly built in the 1900's. 😂

Wow and thank you.

The Los Angeles trolleys look just like the San Francisco streetcars which look like the Toronto streetcars. Hmmm.

Howdy J! Fantastic job on the keyboard, absolutely fantastic🎉 Yeeeeeeaaaaaaah Booiiiiii!!!!!iiiii!!!!!iiiiii!!!!!

love the content you make. Keep it up 🔥

That was cool

So many questions upon questions upon questions. "state (Normal) School"? ............"Santa Fe Railroad Hospital? Great work Jared.

Bless those who curse you. Pray for those who want to hurt you.

At 6:55 the image was taken the very late 50's, I think around 1957, and the location was in a scrap yard on Terminal Island next to the city of San Pedro.

Now i get why migrants gets to house in hotels. New arrivals. All we built was of wood. Shacks. As today with cheap materials as plaster and boards made of the worst wood pieces. We build temporary buildings. All the magnificent building with Arched doors and high windows we not built by us or for us. Arch-i-tech. Today they can only build boxes. Thanks You for all your efforts.

The oil field photo (1901) shows an old rusty 55 gallon barrel. The patent for which was issued in 1905 ...

@Desert_Ov_Thee_Real

9 күн бұрын

What are you insinuating

@66jaws

9 күн бұрын

Good catch!

@maureenobrien4807

3 күн бұрын

DERP!

Trollies were wireless then! As a LA native, such lovely images. What I'd give to live in those days! IT'S A $#!T HOLE NOW!

Absolutely impressive, music is rad🎉🎉

Great selection of background music!

Things to note, New construction will not be showing signs of weathering and discoloration , As following the Narrative and timeline , What you can pick out are the alleged New construction that show things like windows boarded up, weathering found on much older buildings on New ones , massive clock missing the clock and the people migrating with meager belongings to a place not established with all of the required infrastructure suddenly have electric trolleys galore and even a mountainside cable climb, massive hotels and not the population to justify it as vacant streets and seemingly abandoned structures built to ridiculous purportions yet only to have dirt roads but curbs and sidewalks , where is the equipment and the ability to level all of the land ? The earliest pictures show this was already done and yet again , with what equipment and ability in an even earlier time with even less is comical at best ... Dirt roads but trolleys galore is putting the egg before the chicken and that alone should tip us all off something is just not as it would seem and trickles from there . Love what you are doing @Jarid Boosters excellent as always

@pinkiesue849

7 күн бұрын

Ya, and look at 23:08, building may be scorched.

Thank you for making and sharing these photos and videos. For future project, please do one video on Angkor Wat / Cambodia. Cheers.

Great video

Well done Jarrod.

Is that a giant in the distance on the road on the first panoramic pic ?

@Desert_Ov_Thee_Real

9 күн бұрын

Timestamp

@charlespawl364

9 күн бұрын

​@@Desert_Ov_Thee_Real 36:50

@letmebereal

9 күн бұрын

Yes it is. Either that or your seeing things.

@Desert_Ov_Thee_Real

9 күн бұрын

@@charlespawl364 oh wow

@jaellechristian8693

9 күн бұрын

I honestly was wondering the same thing..

It would be impossible to build all these fabulous cities all over the Country in such a short timeline. Either the old maps are lying or someone just pulled a lever and all these cities magically appeared.

@maureenobrien4807

3 күн бұрын

AGAIN - WHO.BAKED 800 BILLION BRICKS ? * JUST. A GUESSTIMATE BASED ON THE RIDICULOUSNESS

If los angeles was/is a desert, what prompted the first people to build a massive city in it in the first place?

@jetsons101

9 күн бұрын

The near perfect year-round weather.

Would be interesting to see what that Great White Fleet was really doing...

FYI State Normal School branched off into two schools - UCLA and San Jose State. That nice building is in San Jose, I'm 99% sure.

12:48 do the eucalyptus trees look like they were planning in straight line like that along the road? But they look to be 100 plus years old… 🤔🧐🤷🏾‍♂️

@pinkiesue849

7 күн бұрын

Good observation

Those trees in the Olive Grove look to be 150 - 200 years old. Maybe older ...

In the first photo, I find it interesting that Rancho San Pedro was nestled in between what is now Redondo Beach and the Palos Verdes Peninsula. And the topography of the Palos Verdes Peninsula is so interesting. Especially in light of how some parts of it are now crumbling (soil erosion). *I love vintage photos of Los Angeles. Thank you so much for putting this together and posting!* ~ Happy Subscriber

Jarid, it is your hard work that prompted my continuing education and research on world history. The odd inconsistencies in the accepted narrative of humanities evolution must be analyzed without preconceived bias. Along with the obviously out of time and place artifacts provide us with a roadmap to truth and understanding. Thank you again for all you do. Be kind and do good work. 🙃🦂😇🐯🦄💜

@jamesmiller4184

9 күн бұрын

Preconceived bias -- no good! Postconceived bias -- acquired by learning to such purpose -- GOOD! Interesting is it not, that term postconceived and its cousin postjudice are words no longer; whereas their antonyms preconceived and prejudice remain so? Hmmm! Now . . . we just WONDER why, no? Here enter Orwell. That said, @Mr_Curious, is not Jarid and all his work done here just past-splendid? I think he's a near-miracle and deserves millions of subs, and from each of us a dollar sent as thanks. Ciao!

100 year old eucalyptus trees planted in a straight line........ Reset....repopulate

I so much love watching these pictures you share with the music. Thank-you Jarid :) I wonder why the theatre had the T in the H on the ticket booth? - Perhaps as a symbol? And do you know much about the White Fleet? (At 33:44) I've heard and read something about the Fleet being Freemasons who went out to parts of the world to establish Masonic lodges in areas to progress Freemasonry in those areas, particularly the Commonwealth regions.

CONGRATS ON ALL OF THE SUBSCRIBERS. I REMEMBER WHEN I WAS A WEE 😅 LASS AND YOU.ONLY HAD ALMOST 1K. Llol! .

BRO! SWEET! ❤

I grew up near Beale's cut. We took a school trip in grade school and they made a big deal about the one hill they were able to make a path through in the 1870's. It is off the highway and not even part of the current route to Los Angeles from the high desert. Hilarious how this small demolition example is being used as key evidence of the advancement of Los Angeles' habitation.

Nice

I’m waiting for your report on the St. Franciscito Dam disaster (Mullholland designed) that killed over 600 people. It wiped out everything in its path down to Oxnard, California. It was never spoken about when I lived in Ventura County, as a child.

Spanish conquistadors and Franciscan Monks started things in California with their missions and their road the El Camino Real in the 1700's .

@pinkiesue849

7 күн бұрын

I also wonder when the Russians were there

@maureenobrien4807

3 күн бұрын

AND THE GIANTS HELPED LIKE WE WAS ALL MAKING SHAKE AND BAKE!

@maureenobrien4807

3 күн бұрын

​@@pinkiesue849reground..Shhh!!

Great music. Is that you playing, Jared?

Jared, talking with a friend who worked in the ceramics industry in New York in the 70s. They were repairing gargoyles using materials similar to how they were originally made. They are clay.

VERY COOL PHOTOGRAPHS OF LA IN CALIFORNIA BUT YOU PICKED THE MOST POLLUTED DANGEROUS CITY TO LIVE IN! YES I'M FROM THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY CALIFORNIA! I'VE BEEN THERE ONCE AND THAT'S ENOUGH FOR ME BECAUSE THAT GUY SAID IT IS THE MOST POLLUTED CITY IN CALIFORNIA AND PROBABLY IN THE WHOLE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA! YEAH SOME NICE ARCHITECT GOING ON! WELL THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO IT'S VERY GREATLY APPRECIATED! I'M NEW! JUST POSTED ON FACEBOOK!

It is staunchly evident that the things we have been told about the capabilities of our people from the past has been an outright lie. To what means would what group of people perpetrate such a lie? What is to gain from these deceptions?

So in around 20 or 30 years max they built those sprawling cities complete with electric trolley cars and buildings that looked hundred's of years old with boarded up windows..... amazing ... all with horse and buggy. Is there anything that that technology can't do??

Take a good look at the photo at 28:43, pause it, and on the left upper portion of the photo in the sky to the right of the building on the left, is what looks like a UFO. I've zoomed in and taken many screenshots from various zoom levels and the object is very clearly not a particle on the lens or a flaw in the print or a blemish on the silver oxide plate. There is another spot in the same photo much smaller and to the upper right of the first object and ig you zoom in you can see that it is some kind of blemish in the print or on the paper the original silver oxide glass negative was printed on. The two spots are completely different from each other. Now I'm not saying it definitely is a UFO but, there wasn't things flying around in the skies in the late 1800s and this object is not a hot air balloon, and there are no wings, or any wires or strings, or anything that could be suspending it in the air. It is under no control from any device and that is clearly obvious. Tell me what you think about this strange object.

@user-ks6sn3lq3g

9 күн бұрын

Power lines for electricity.

@13_13k

9 күн бұрын

@@user-ks6sn3lq3g --- there are no visible power lines, even at 10X zoom. I'm an electrical contractor with over 35 years in the trade both commercial and residential experience. I'm not an expert in photography or printing and it most likely is just some mark on the print from age and or storage improperly. I've zoomed in 10X magnification and messed with the sharpness and contrast it doesn't give any details that changes anything in a possitive or negative way. It's just a thing that is in the picture. We'll probably never know the answer to what it is. It is strange. The original glass and silver plate would give the answer or the original print could give the answer. It's just fun to entertain the thought of accidentally catching a UFO in a photo from back in the days before man was able to fly other than by balloon or dirigible, the object looks nothing like any balloon or airship, manned or unmanned.

Why do we never see the umbrella factories etc...

How did they build all that so quickly?

@RS__7

9 күн бұрын

It's called work ethic.. Waking up at the crack of dawn and getting things done without distractions (scrolling your phone) and no red tape to hold people back. Probably felt like buildings and infrastructure were popping up overnight.... Similar to how it is in Asian countries today

Nothing like a beautiful stone building w rags as sunshades. .....and crappy wooden signs

1st, nice set Jarid

No construction photos. If all this was built so fast there should be cranes and frames in simultaneously in the background with the finished structures. Everything is basically already built and people are just milling around. 37:51 38:20 exception.

All the abandoned electric trolleys...how many hundreds of years were they already used?

That Panorama in 1907 at 38:13 makes no sense. The population was only about 143,000 at the time. Only 103,000 in 1900, just 7 year earlier.

Old World Oder had class.

@linedanzer4302

10 күн бұрын

What is an Oder? Serious question, not a joke or jab.

@coreyn

10 күн бұрын

@@linedanzer4302you know, the Old World Oder be smelly yo!😂

@droppindabs6497

10 күн бұрын

When people worked together and had alot respect for each other, otherwise you would be an outcast. When the boss of company's literally took care of their employees, they even built entire neighborhoods for their employees. Etc to many things you can think of.

Did you see the restaurants in Malibu? _"Something Smells Fishy!"_

Most of these so-called early photos from these time periods are all rendered photos .

@AustinCG

9 күн бұрын

Vanilla skies cropped inland cropped and structures etc

No way they built that Normal school back then

@G-ra-ha-m

9 күн бұрын

True, and after a century of usu ry we can barely afford a shed.

the "church" from 1890 looks to have at least 10 years of aging on it, maybe much more. keep in mind the population of LA in 1880 was 11K! who fit the bill for this? love to see th interior !

All the buildings have multiple flag poles but no flags 🤔

@Desert_Ov_Thee_Real

9 күн бұрын

Energy from ether

❤🔥🥰💚

May have to get a Remote viewer to zero in on actual race of Human's who came to LA to build all transportation , housing , roads etc ?

Jarid, I always find it interesting that the vast numbers of photographs that were preserved in various collections seem to always leave out black Americans. Although, there were tens of thousands living in the area, their photos are not displayed or provided. This is not a slight against you. You can only show what you have access to. I do remember learning that half of the founders of Los Angeles were so called black Americans.

@inquisitive4

9 күн бұрын

Depending on the racial mixture, many mulatto and criollo were considered white at the time of territorial documentation. Mexican were considered white in Arizona territory. "Old black breed" people of Scotlands Shetland Islands were not black people. Black people as we know them were labeled as negro, negroid, Negra, etc. To find photos of them, those terms sometimes need to be specifically entered into the search perimeter. The photos exist. Search options do seem to filter them out and there is a deliberate effort to confuse and conflate who, what, where, when and why. Also note that sometimes in documents, people were described by the flags they flew. That is deliberately confused too. A "red man" may have been flying an Ottoman flag. A "black man"...skull and bones of a pirate ship. Neither indicate a country of origin. "Yellow man" may have flown the tartary griffin. "White man" the Genovese red cross. Another culture who wrote similar statements may have been trying to define physical traits. All need to be taken into consideration to properly digest.

@kwimms

8 күн бұрын

You "learned" that did you now... If they're not in the photos... it's probably because they were too sneaky to be photographed....

@inquisitive4

8 күн бұрын

@@kwimms look it up. If you went to a honky tonk bar in Memphis and took pics in the 50s, it would have been dominantly white people. That doesn't mean a bar a block or 2 away wasn't full of black people enjoying each other's company. A photo is just an image of a moment in time straight ahead. Doesn't convey what's going on beside the photographer

@inquisitive4

8 күн бұрын

@@kwimms I could go to Scotland and only take pictures of brunettes and start a scare that all the redheads are gone. Doesn't make it true.

@jobrien8974

8 күн бұрын

@@kwimms to sneaky? What are you 5 yrs old?

Are these "Private" photo collections exclusively provided to you? Do you know any "Top Hat" grandchildren? Are You ,yourself, a "Top Hat" descendent? What gives Jared?

These Buildings Aren’t From The 1800’s. These Buildings Were Already There, From Long Ago. The Large Ornate Buildings Are Actually Castles From Long Before, During The One Thousand Year Reign Of Christ. Sorry To Burst Bubbles.❤

hah, built it all in a year with horse and buggy lfggggggggg

We’ve been lied to about everything. The Second Coming and Millennial Kingdom already happened. We await the Final Judgement. ✝️🔥🕊️

Great white fleet are the Russians

AI generated images with heads in the sand

I would sell my soul to the Devil to have lived in California starting in 1920s. It went downhill, starting its inexorable descent by the mid-1970s. I was in Long Beach/San Diego/West Hollywood '75-'79, moved away, returned and lived in Hollywood, N. Hollywood and Burbank from '89-2015. Mostly Burbank for 17 years. Never going back. Cost of living, taxes, incivility, . crime, traffic, crowding, gangbangers, homeless, bums, mental cases, fruits-nuts-flakes-freaks. Too much for ANY sane person.

@user-mv9tt4st9k

3 күн бұрын

I grew up in Southern California. Grew up near Pasadena, lived in Highland Park, Pasadena, and Monrovia. We bought a very old house in the IE. Never had any problems where we lived. The interesting things and people were in L.A. westside, Century City, Studio City, and Hollyweird. 😁

35:30, This narrative is hilarious. The population of LA in 1870 was 5,730 total. Looks like someone's story is off.

@user-mv9tt4st9k

3 күн бұрын

That may be the city. There was more to Los Angeles than downtown proper.

C'mon!!!! spring street and Court 1875!!! how does an EXTREMELY young city of 7,000 have structures like this without a rail connection?? We've been grossly misled.

Still no factories or BRICK MAKING INFRASTRUCTURE

@farmyardflavours

9 күн бұрын

The Tartarians built everything, lol 🙄

@waynechien-vovietchongmy9724

9 күн бұрын

​@@farmyardflavoursincorrect but ur getting warm

Where’s the Afro-Americans…..they created all those trains, cars & electricity & not even a glimpse of’em…sounds fishy

@Soli_Deo_Gloria_.

10 күн бұрын

I'm not trying to be obtuse but ultimately how do you know what is truth being told in the mainstream narrative ?

@waynechien-vovietchongmy9724

9 күн бұрын

The Chinese did all thst...did not you see the lunar new year dragon ....

@brillionairestatus

9 күн бұрын

@@Soli_Deo_Gloria_. i usually start with the words being used & then i search for definitions in the Websters to dilute the “time in memorial”…..most of the time the rest of it can be chalked up to discernment because they want us to be confused….

@brillionairestatus

9 күн бұрын

@@waynechien-vovietchongmy9724 ha ha as slaves…..

Yeah it's too bad they kept Charles Manson alive and found OJ Simpson not guilty

From approximately 30 minutes on, some of the photos of buildings from the 2880's looked at least 30 years old. I thought that you said that la was "founded" in 1850. Something doesn't add up.

Hi Jarrid

From the 1880's, excuse me, not the 2880's.

@Desert_Ov_Thee_Real

9 күн бұрын

You can edit

@66jaws

9 күн бұрын

I cannot edit when I misspell on my tablet... So maybe others cannot either

@66jaws

9 күн бұрын

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