Chattanooga is where it starts, but it’s bigger than one town. At WTCI PBS, we see incredible stories throughout our region that are not being told, and we're here to change that. ‘Greater Chattanooga’ is a series of short films exploring the people and the ideas that make us more aware, happier, & stronger as a community.
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Another lier. Doesnt matter if you make a guitar on a dead corpse on the side of the road or a sheet of used rubber tires it will sound exactly the same. Stop the lying, deception, misinformation people.
Looove this!
So cool!!!!
Captain is a little off on his math. I’m pretty sure the barges he is pushing are no where near 5 football fields long.
Awesome Eric/lil bit/seven....i knew you would rock. Awesome work. Dorothy Davidson Moore. Much love
Chief John Ross and his wife and children were deported in the "Trail of Tears" west along with hundreds more. His wife a devout Christian along with hundreds of others are buried along that trail. A soldier tasked with the removal later wrote his account of the removal in which he describes his sadnes and how the soldiers tried to help the people who had inadequate supplies and blankets in the cold journey. He mentions Mrs.Ross as a lovely Christian lady and her illness and death.
Ну не знаю ,мало фантазии
1880s is pretty recent. Should be plenty of documentation
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hahahaha so stupid explanations. Only enslaved sheep believe this
if you are building with heavy material like stone and brick you have to build foundations, which means you excavate below topsoil level into hardpan. since you already have a big pile of dirt and a big hole, you have basements and the fill to raise the terrain around buildings. if all you had was donkey carts, how far would you haul the dig materials? or would you just infill your neighbourhood? basements are a practical thing, they keep cool when its hot out and warmer when its very cold out. these things were valued pre electrical grid and hvac systems. plus underground is a good hidey hole, thats just human nature. there are plenty of things that don’t add up in life, manchu picchu and covid for sure, i am not sure mudflood tartaria theories hold up under scrutiny, they need more work. i like the tartaria theory but i just see too many ways to discredit it with logic. deep down we all know something doesn’t add up, but i wont cling to anything, let alone a theory that is shakier than the current set of shakey worldviews. keep on thinking and have an amazing day.
As a lifelong resident, I can say that anything underground in Atlanta is piece-meal. Whole city is piece-meal.
Yet another city, partially buried, with no historical record of the burial. This is a worldwide phenomenon that somehow nobody noticed until 2017 or so.
I have raced there and have watched lots of racing there.i miss it so bad it’s like a part of me has died.
Im pretty sure the James Blding in Chattanooga has an underground part. I cleaned offices downtown in the 90s. I saw some really interesting "basements".
It’s called the mud flood.
YOU ARE A KING KEEP GOING
I love opossums, in my state without a rehab license the state will sue you, the law states if you see a wild animal that is injured you throw rocks at it until it is dead. Of course anything wild I saved I became great friends with. I saved seven opossums once that my cat brought to me one survived until she was almost ten weighing almost 30 pounds and her last litter of joeys I counted at 19. I was astonished that it was possible for one to live that long and get that big. I miss my little friends crawling up my leg onto my shoulder slubbing me 😢
Cool! Im not sure ;-)
GATEKEEPERS
The truth will out
MUD FLOOD. TARTAIAN EMPIRE
you should definitely revisit nick, he's awesome!
Man , I miss Jeff Styles on talk radio , since he left , this station SIMPLY SUCKS !!
The city parks is where they have all the Indians the naturals the true Freemasons buried. Underneath all the cemeteries is a bunch of dead indians. Underneath new buildings is where they're buried as well. They ended up in teepees in 1940 running for their lives living in caves. In 1880 something the governor of California declared extermination on all natives it went from 25 cents to $5 a scalp. Fresno Bakersfield Tulare porterville Sacramento anywhere you see brick buildings is where the Indians used to live. You kill the elders and reset the children to make them think they live like savages mean while you're living in their house. And every year people celebrate Thanksgiving the murderer and hostile takeover of the American Indian that's what our founding fathers did the word founded does not mean built it means hostile takeover and murder. You think that people in Utah built that City no!? they murdered everybody. By 1940 the Great depression came because they killed all the engineers everything stopped working so study your past brother. The people here were called Moors Moorish. People from Europe no matter what color they were they were called White, start with tartarian mud flood and you'll be all right my friend your channel might grow
You couldn't go to the store and buy a clue bro lol. look up mud floods, ancient tartaria. start with that then you'll understand me . "Why is there windows in the basement I don't get this"after murdering the Indians and taking over the cities and made them live in teepees and reservations they didn't know how to work the flood system. Or to keep the free energy flowing electricity. What they did is , they killed the engineers. The American Indian who already had railroad tracks Woolworths factories mining companies Mall movie theaters. The word founded means hostile murder and take over that's why I don't celebrate Thanksgiving. Imagine white people running in your house killing everybody in the house keeping the little children and you escape to the caves. And every year they celebrate the murder of your family and the takeover of your piano your fireplace?. Everything was here my brother that's why I don't celebrate Thanksgiving the word founded means hostile takeover and murder everything was here the reason they were having problems in those days is because they killed the Indians which means they killed the engineers. They were using human oil for their lamp lights. Like I said you couldn't even go to the store to buy a clue brother
Rome Georgia is the only 70 miles south of Chattanooga and I heard stories of just like this. The entire town first floor building were covered to prevent flooding probably in same timeframe.
Job's tears
Wado
May the rememberence of him be an inspiration to his people.
Nick Lutsko is currently my favorite musician, Swords is one of the best albums i've ever listened to and its just so strikingly unique and special Im excited to see what the future holds for him and the band, and im eagerly awaiting the follow up to Swords that is in the works
What's really intriguing, is that almost EVERY major city in the United States has a similar "story" of why the first floor levels have ALL been buried... In and about the SAME years, and they're all kept quiet until the underground is discovered... There's a LOT more to these stories that you're NOT being told, and these cities were buried in a global catastrophe that actually happened in 1902... The next one is upon us now, due before 2040! This truth only takes a small amount of research so you can LEARN the truth for yourself... Just "Google" cities that have a buried underground....
Thats the mud floods jon levy talks about. Theres three floors buried under Tennessee
Same thing in every city in every country in the world. Looks very much like the buildings were built, then the terrain-level raised (perhaps through natural disaster), then many of the basements were dug back out, which is why the basement windows tops are often just above ground level; thousands - or probably hundreds of thousands - of buildings worldwide. The evidence is overwhelming.
There are steps that lead from Patten Pky to the back of Millers and Lovemans where did the steps come from.
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The archaeologist is like "yeah people just built below ground level, there was some kind of flooding that raised ground level, there's no records of that, we have no idea who built the tunnels or when or why, but it's just a curiosity for folks and not that important"
every city has an underground version.... they want u to think this is unique, but its not and its not a naturally common process ... its naturally catostrophic
so hes saying these are simply basements and also saying we dont know anything about these structures
all historians are stuttering and cant look u in the eyes...or they are over confident, that lock eyes with u and are condescending thought police lol❤❤❤
We were reset and we forgot
Rumour has it orphan kids was bought in to repopulate earth after the reset
Was that the Chattanooga Choo-Choo at the 21-minute mark?
''Their country that they'd be unable to return''... Really ?! Why aren't they in Ukraine to fight against the evil Russian invader? Because they love Ukraine, don't they? 😝
Exactly the same buildings and underground tunnels in Australia. Rome never fell it just took over the world.
wished one of these far inland river barges would put a gopro dash cam and just let me watch them go up the Mississippi or other river
Check out “marktwained”. He’s a captain on the Mississippi.
Present this fat man to Maria Bo, from Palermo.
Many buildings did have real basements. So, are there also original basements under the buried original first floor’s? In other words starting at current street level there world be two levels below the street level. Just an interesting question!
Even charleston sc has buildings like this. Everywhere does. Kinda odd.
Why don't you address the fact that Chattanooga shelter does not have handicap accessible for the handicap why don't you