Joe Lewis Jr

[Star Wars Culture @SWCultureLive]

Here it comes! 🔊

[Backyard Sports @_BackyardSports]

That’s our GUY!

[Forgotten History @4gottnHistory]

This is a photo I took at the rear of the Sphinx, and you can clearly see from this angle that the head is way out of proportion to the body.

[Netflix Anime @NetflixAnime]

Gabimaru did not fold.

[Star Wars Culture @SWCultureLive]

So cool. 😎

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Viking sagas described a “sunstone” that could reveal the sun through clouds, and in 2013 a calcite crystal found in a shipwreck near the Channel Islands showed how it may have worked — by splitting light into two beams that, when aligned, could pinpoint the sun’s exact position even under full cloud cover.

For centuries, historians believed the Viking “sunstone” was just a myth from Norse legend. The sagas described a mysterious crystal called a sólarsteinn that could reveal the sun’s position even through thick clouds, allowing Viking sailors to navigate the open ocean when the sky offered no guidance. Most scholars dismissed the stories as folklore.

Then the sea gave up its secret.

In 2013, marine archaeologists excavating a shipwreck near the Channel Islands discovered a translucent crystal stored alongside navigational instruments. Testing confirmed it was Iceland spar, a pure form of calcite with extraordinary optical properties.

When light passes through Iceland spar, it splits into two beams. By rotating the crystal until both beams match in brightness, the user can pinpoint the sun’s exact location even under complete cloud cover, fog, or twilight conditions.

Researchers later demonstrated that the crystal could determine the sun’s position with remarkable accuracy, potentially explaining how Viking navigators crossed the North Atlantic to Iceland, Greenland, and even North America centuries before modern navigation tools existed.

[Jimmy Corsetti @BrightInsight6]

The Diary of Meher DOES NOT EXPLICITLY MENTION THE GREAT PYRAMID.

It simply says “the Horizon of Khufu”, which is a mere *assumption* that it’s referring to the Great Pyramid. When in actuality it may very well be referring to the hundreds of Mastabas located on the Plateau. Or perhaps the Osiris Shaft.

Claiming it refers to the Great Pyramid as a statement of fact is false. It’s called an assumption.

[Triple Hausen’s Thoughts 💭 @TripleHHHPaulL]

GUNTHER being his one phone call and bailing him out shows how real he is in every way.

[VIEW @viewsoff]

Shibuya, Japan.

[MLB @MLB]

"He's a menace ... I WANT SPIDER-MAN!"

J.K. Simmons is at the Mets game tonight and ran into a familiar face 😂

[Jimmy Corsetti @BrightInsight6]

This video I made 4 years ago is about to become more relevant than ever

Egyptian authorities have NOT shown the public ALL images of tunnels/chambers that exist UNDERNEATH & INSIDE the Great SPHINX

📍This video includes never before seen images of a hidden passage from INSIDE the Sphinx

In short, Dr. Zahi Hawass lied when he said “they’re in my book” - No, these are 100% not in any book or publication he’s ever shared…

Stay tuned for my next video, as this story is about to become much bigger 🔥

[Jimmy Corsetti @BrightInsight6]

Map from 1587 shows the Richat Structure inundated with water, seemingly stemming from the ancient Tamanrasset River which once flowed from the ATLAS Mountains

The Richat never needed to be at Sea level to be the location of Atlantis

The Ancient Green Sahara was ATLANTIS 🌀🌍🔱

[Jimmy Corsetti @BrightInsight6]

UPDATE:

Dr. Zahi Hawass explicitly stated on Piers Morgan’s show that the Osiris Shaft sarcophagus was “completely empty”

Yet, his own book, along with a Harvard Publication (that he authored) both state that “skeletal remains” were found inside

How can this be? Well, I’d bet $ he authored neither. Ghostwriting is a real profession that’s used all over. This is of course my opinion, and I could be wrong. However, he’s authored 43 books, and hundreds of additional publications. Is that even possible? Or would it make more sense that someone else wrote that?

It would explain the discrepancy, and his unknowing blunder when he adamantly stated it was “completely empty”, which directly contradicts his own “work”

Furthermore, having received his book in the mail this afternoon, I have identified another blatant lie he stated on Piers’ show. Stay tuned 😉

With all that said, I DO believe the Harvard Publication (which is also highly likely to be the Source used in his book) when it states that skeletal remains, along with various artifacts were indeed found in that sarcophagus

The question now is, “WHERE ARE THE MISSING BONES NOW?”

As far as the Four missing pillars”, Ben of @UnchartedX1 reported in a previous video that they were rumored to have been vandalized and destroyed by religious fanatics several decades ago. I don’t doubt that, as I’ve already seen overwhelming evidence of that while touring Egypt.

Stay tuned for my next video, it will be another banger 🔥

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

At 47, Madonna released a major dance hit while performing through the pain of eight broken bones.