1. Cast, Not Carved 🧵
Here’s the theory in a nutshell—the one I’ll be using to explain all those ridiculous questions "influencers" keep asking about ancient stones.
"How did our ancestors lift 60-ton stones?"
Well they clearly did not, or if they did, they did it in buckets! 🪣🪣🪣🪣
How did they carve the stones to fit together so precisely?
Again, they didn’t—they poured one next to the other.
Why are all the stones different? Why isn’t there a single one that’s the same?
Because they poured them straight into the wall, not into molds—so they didn’t have to lift them later.
Where are the molds then?
Nowhere. They didn’t need them. A few wooden planks or a bit of animal hide was enough.
And I’m not just talking hot air—I actually pour stones: Inca stone, sandstone, granite, limestone.
Alright, now let’s get to the examples.
This former temple and current church holds countless secrets...
Let's unlock the geometrical and engineering mysteries that make this 1,900 year old structure immortal... a 🧵
Early Christians had a complete Bible by the 4th century—but that’s not the only thing they were reading to deepen their faith.
Here’s what books the early Church read besides the Bible🧵
If every one of my followers donated five pounds, we could buy this island for Christendom.
A principled owner has refused to sell to Islamists. Let us offer him a British alternative.
Let us put our money where our mouth is. A fiver for the Kingdom 💷✝️
https://t.co/h4wWofSItW
Mummies similar to those presented at the last UAP hearing in Mexico were seized at Peru's international airport
The mummies were disguised as souvenirs and were destined for Mexico
I think we all should take a deep breath, put Twitter aside for now, and hug someone we love. In our terrible spree, we very often bitterly underestimate the quiet happiness of that.
Life is not that long, you know, and there's way too much evil in this world already.
If there’s a thing that we learned from living in a country at war and in a city under siege, it's that the precious everyday world we love can be extremely fragile, so every minute is something that should be appreciated.
Goodnight from Ukraine!
@TheFedUpLefty Thor Heyerdhal documented oral traditions from Peru, the Gods were attacked by the human settlements
Chased from Lake Titicaca to the coast, many fled across the sea
But many didn’t make it, there is a mass grave near the coast
The mysterious sites found all around the World..
Were not built by ‘us’
They were not built by ‘our ancestors’
In fact ‘we’ murdered the species that did build them
The elongated skulls of that species have been found all over the World, in mounds henges and pyramids
@TheFedUpLefty Most died for sure but there were well documented survivors
A lot of the skeletons found date to within the last few thousand years
(A lot more, older remains will be under the sea)
Stonehenge, Peru, the Black Sea and others demonstrate there was genocide
We hunted them 😑
@TonyTrupp@VooghtRN Quick one on the younger dryas
I know there were three distinct stages of massive climatic change
Older dryas and younger
Sea levels shot up ‘around that time’
(I tend to think in geological time, not particularly specific)
Bottom line is sea levels have spot up
@TonyTrupp@VooghtRN Another thing of note (there are so many)
Many ancient cultures TELL us this
There was an age of the Gods- Zep Tepi
It was before the flood
Then the flood
Then the age of man
They all talk of the seven sages, the wise men that re-civilised our world
@TonyTrupp@VooghtRN Every single thing from our civilisation would be gone, especially with a 10,000 year delay until the next society starts up again
In fact any survivors would find Baalbek, Ollantaytambo, Sacsayhuaman and the Pyramids of Giza !
And the cycle begins again 😅