Oh, I'm trying to set this up on the window ledge. See what we can do. And I'm not gonna be able to read comments because I don't have my computer. I will see some, but if they move too fast, I won't be able to see them. So, hey, let me know you're here. When you get here, like the video, that would be awesome. I'm at the Mebs Hotel. This is my roommate, Reagan. She's gonna be chilling here. See, nobody. I don't know the comment. I don't know what you mean. Oh, there we go. Hey, Michael says, let's go. Good luck. Starr says, hi. Claire, hi. Claire is SpongeBob. Yeah. She asked in the group. Cassie said, McKenna. Jacob says, oh, please don't go. Christie says, hey. Trill Squad says, you're leaving today? So I left today. We did. We left Huntsville, Alabama, and we took a shuttle up to Mebs. And yeah, so we're at Mebs right now and we ship out tomorrow. Hey, Manny. He said the day has arrived. Yes, I'm so excited. Brennan, how are you managing three comments at a time for the live stream?  I cannot see the comments. They're moving way fast. Colton says, feels like I was just there. What's your AFSC? So I am public affairs, so basically like photo, broadcasting, media, things like that. Reagan, what is your job? Test management. Test management. Are you happy about that? I mean, it's not like what I wanted originally, but I put it on my list and so it's all right. I can always cross train into security forces, which is where I wanna go. Security forces be number one.  It actually legitimately does seem fun. Let's see. Oh, Patricia Hyman, can I wish you the best of luck? Thank you. And you guys, if I do not see your comment, it's just because I can only see three comments at a time, which sucks, because I don't have my computer. I didn't bring my computer with me. Manny says, you already hit 100 people in the chat. That's awesome. Hey, we have 108 people watching and 13 thumbs up. If you guys could give a thumbs up real quick, that would be super awesome. Charles Glossy, they let people share rooms now? Yes. Hey, Latice, when you first came to Mepps, they were doing single rooms, right? Yeah. And that was the same for me. So I came up to Mepps initially. Hey, Jacob, Jacob's giving us all the 340 ones. So when I first came to Mepps was in January. Do you remember what month you came here? No, not at all. So do you remember how long you had to wait for a job after you swore in? Honestly, no. You don't remember that either? No, it wasn't long though. So it was this year though. Okay. So yeah, I came in January initially and Casey says, you'll do great. Manny with the positive vibes. Thank you so much. Brennan, what are you both most excited for at BMT? And says, I'm not allowed to say graduation because that's always my answer. What am I most excited for? I think currently is maybe finding out people's lives nicknames because Brennan actually, the one who asked this, his nickname was Pokeball because they were wearing masks at the time and he got sunburnt. So then he was red on top and white on bottom. So they called him Pokeball. There's a girl here in the chat, her name is Claire and she's taking a bag with pineapples on it. So I'm like, dude, she's gonna be called pineapple or SpongeBob. And I cannot wait to find out if that happens. So what are you most excited for? In general, like the big picture from it. Just, yeah, BMT and not graduation because that was my answer. Yeah, I don't know, just being able to have like a guaranteed good future. Oh yeah, that's good. But about, okay, that's a big picture Air Force but what about BMT specific? That's a good question. Learning new things, I don't know. Yeah. Anything that leads up to guaranteed good future. Currently waiting on a job. I'm headed to MEPS soon. What should I expect? I would say go check out my videos. I'm not gonna explain all of that on here because I have made like multiple very in-depth videos about what to expect from MEPS. So definitely go check those out.  Oh, Sean says, so excited for you too. You're gonna do great. I got my job last week. Shipping September 21st for emergency management. Hey, let's go, that's awesome. And Wayla says I'll see you there, yay. My favorite part of BMT was getting gas, not gonna lie. I don't think they have the gas chamber right now. So unfortunately, we're not gonna need to do that. It's like good and bad because it's kind of like, oh sweet, we don't have to do that. But then it's also like, man, that kind of sucks. You don't get the full experience. Yeah. Sorry guys, I'm just like trying to get back to comments because I'm only on my phone. I was in MEPS in St. Louis May, 2020, it's still single rooms. I think they literally just now brought back double rooms. So excited for you, says Tara. I followed you and Kyle since Okinawa. You will be awesome, thank you. Go back here to the bottom of the chat. Just got to my hotel too, leaving tomorrow, hey. Hey Joseph says, hey McKenna, I'm right behind you, July 13th, hope to see you there. Davey Jones Locker, I'm waiting in my hotel as well. This is awesome. What Jacob says, what I'm most excited for once I finally get to the point where I'm waiting for a ship date is getting fitted for the dress blues. Oh, that's a good one. I wish I had my laptop so I would be able to see. What is your YouTube video? So literally if you do what to expect in MEPS or click on this channel, like our channel's AirmanVision, AirmanVision videos, scroll down and you'll literally see my thumbnails. They all say MEPS in yellow. So I have what to pack for MEPS, MEPS day one in full breakdown in depth video. MEPS day two in depth breakdown. And then I have funny stories from MEPS, tips from MEPS, all of that. And it says MEPS in big yellow letters in the thumbnail, tons of videos. Yes, someone asked my job, someone said public affairs, public affairs is my job. Cassie running errands today so I can't stick around. Good luck at BMT. Thank you. You guys are like chilling on my window seal over here. I leave August 10th, let's go. Jay, Christopher W says your MEPS video was super helpful, thanks for that. Yes, of course. I'm so excited that I've had my turn to make videos of my experience. And let me see. Oh, here's what I was gonna say. Sorry, hi Kyle. Excited I'm gonna make videos of my own experience but I have been making videos the way that I wanted to see them. So I literally give like in-depth breakdowns of like every single experience because that's what I wanted to know when I was researching and yeah, so. November 23rd is when I went. November, oh okay, okay you went to MEPS in November. You got your job selection, do you remember? Or no? It's not, that's fine. I do not remember, I have no way to remember. So I waited, so I sworn in January, February, March, April, May. I waited four months to hear and then I left two months later which well I'll be leaving two months later which is tomorrow. Do you know what squadron you'll be? Two people have told us, Kyle, thank you for the positive vibes. Two people have told us that we're gonna be in the 321st which is. Wolfpack. Wolfpack, thank you. That's what two different people have said. And someone asked what our jobs are. Reagan. Past management. And public affairs. People ask a lot of the same questions because they jump in at different times. Yeah. Oh wait, let me see what Kyle said. Oh, Kyle said 331st. 321st is Warthogs. Oh okay, yeah, whichever one is the Wolfpack. So 331st, I just said it wrong. I wasn't sure. Thanks for the corrections everyone. Airman Vision. So Brennan said on a scale of one to 10 how much do you think McKenna is gonna slay it? Everyone liked the video. Thanks, Chris, I appreciate it. Oh, Kyle said 22. On a scale of one to 10 he said I'm gonna slay it 22. My favorite number. How can we find out what squadron we're in? So really, I have absolutely no clue. I think it just depends. Reagan, if you ever have anything to say and you wanna jump in, you're welcome to do it. If you read a comment that you can answer, you can jump in anytime. So there's just been two other people and I think it is by maybe what squadron graduated that week.  I think that's it. Cause two different people that don't know each other messaged me separately and told me that 331st Wolfpack. So you'll probably be in that one as well. Hopefully we're all in the same flight. So. You'll miss seeing me. Hey, you can go back and rewatch all the videos while I'm gone. Erin, so happy for you falling in your dreams. Thank you. I'm trying to think what else. Reagan and I both are feeling... Very normal, but nothing has changed. Yeah. And does that feel any different from when it did yesterday or? A month ago. Kyle says, who is trying to become a channel member before I leave? Jody says, your girl hasn't said one word. What job does she have? Well, no, she, did you ever watch YouTube like before like regularly at all? No, not really. So she like just never even really watched YouTube. So she... When I watch TV, I listen to music and I hang out with people like in person. So she like didn't know who I was, which is fine, right? Which is fine. Reagan, how can you be joined in the Air Force and you don't know who I am? I'm so sorry. No, so we actually have the same exact recruiter in Huntsville, Alabama. Sergeant Dustin Davidson, he's legit. Same recruiter, shipped out the same day, left from Huntsville together, took a shuttle up here. Hotel roommates, the same flight. We didn't like each other at first. So he didn't like each other. Like I thought she was rude. I have nothing to say. I don't know. And she thought I was old. I think you're old. You just didn't know what to expect cause I was old. I'm 27 year old, you know. But yeah, we actually... I'm glad now that she's older because now I'm more worried about the girl's my age. Yeah, like. Yeah. So to answer your question though, Jody. Test management is the job. Yeah, she has test management. I just have nothing to say. Like I don't know. No, I don't know what to say. My question is, we talked about this earlier. So I'm not like hating on her for the video. Everything I've said, I've said to her already. She put test management on her list. Like I'm over here like... I wanted security forces. That was my number one job. I think I've even said before I'm like, who... I can't, I can't. I'm cross training. So then she told me she got that and she put it on her list. I was like, Kyle said she's trying to chill with the mooses in Alaska, fam. The meese. Now, our recruiter today did say it like deals with a lot more of like, kind of like animal pests, like raccoons and things. And I'm like, okay, I can deal with that. See, it seems fun. It really does. It's not security forces, but it does seem fun. Yeah. So that's where we're at with that one. At least Sergeant Davidson has made me feel really good about it. That's what recruiter's job is. I know. But still. Hey, you know you're gonna get that if you list it. That's what happened. So Jody used to be a recruiter, actually. And now he teaches people how to be recruiters. So Sergeant Dustin Davidson learned, he was Jody's first class. So Jody taught Sergeant Davidson how to be a recruiter. Hey, you did a good job because he's a great recruiter. I think we can both vouch for that. Keisha, I've talked about you so much. Said I made it in time.  Yeah. Um, let's see. Yeah, today has been good. I've been getting, like I felt just normal this whole time just cause I'm like, all right, let's go, I've been wanting this to happen. Come on. But like the more we talk and the more that like, we have a few other girls on an Instagram message that are shipping out tonight as well. Like the more we all talk, like we're getting excited. The more normal it feels too. Well, normal, like, but like, the more anxious, excited I get. I'm not scared. I'm not nervous. Now when we get there. It could totally flip. Or when we get off of the plane and we go down the escalators. We start yelling at those people. Lily says it still doesn't feel real to me. Yeah. That's kind of, it's like, I know, I know what's happening tomorrow, but it's not, yeah, it doesn't feel like it. What rank are we going to be going in as? So I'm going to be in, what are you gonna, wait, you don't have any, so you're coming after high school, so you don't have any college. I have- I just graduated May 27th. I'm going to be in E2. I think that's correct. I'll be E1 because it's obvious.  I think it's, I think it's after tech school or something like that. Claire says I'm training SpongeBob. I can't, Kyle says, but she signed six so you'll be higher rank, okay, okay. So once she graduates tech school. Bye, Jody. Thanks so much for being here. Good luck. I gotta go. You got this. Can't wait to see your first video after graduation. That is what I'm so excited for. Graduation's like, obviously like the main goal, right? So I can't wait for that day. I'm already excited for it. Maybe I'll still be here that day and do that live stream. Oh yeah. Oh, Kyle explained it. He goes, so you don't get that rank till after you graduate tech school, that it's backdated to the graduation meeting. Yeah, I'm about to explain things. Me too. You already know that. I'm just bad at explaining things. It's like, I know it. I just can't say it. I apologize to, Kyle's like, this is what I do. Kyle with short hair. Super cool content for streaming this. Hey, I'm glad you enjoyed it. This is crazy. This is happening. No, it's probably good that he did that though for other people. And especially, oh, so Taylor says, pray you don't get Alcatraz. If what people told us is correct, we will be in Disneyland.


Today's guest is Matt LaCroix, researcher and author of the book The Stage of Time. He delves deep into the hidden history of humanity and is always at the leading edge of every archaeological discovery. What we have here today is going to blow your minds. Matt is at the forefront of a discovery that is going to change history. This is something that he has devoted his entire life to. It's the third time Matt has been on this channel. He's also done podcasts with Billy Carson right here, so you can check those right out down below. Please, those of you that are fans of the channel, please leave us a review on Apple iTunes or Spotify. It means a whole lot. And of course, because of some of the subjects that we discuss here, we do get censored by YouTube and the mainstream. So if you want to check out our rumble, go right down below and check that out in the description box and enjoy this podcast because there is so much here for you to learn and utilize in your everyday life that we have missed. And that is one of the greatest things that Matt has done with all of his research. The way people welcome back one of my favorite guests is here today. Many of you guys know him. I think this is his third time at least being back on the channel. We have the great Matt LaCroix. What's going on? How you doing? Hey, well, it's awesome to be here. I love talking to you. You are absolutely one of my favorite people. And I love what you're doing with your whole life, right? With this profession and career. That's incredible. But yet you're just, you love to delve into mysteries. And into the unknown. And I love that because that's in the end. We're, we're delving into these passions and these things that drive us. And I, and I commend you for that, my friend. Thank you very much. I do love it. It is funny. Sometimes I do end up in places where people are confused to see me, you know, right? They're like, isn't that the guy with the ball? But in any case, listen, you've got something very interesting for us today.  It's, it's, it's fascinating for everybody, I think, but even more fascinating when there are new revelations. And I think that's where you're taking us today. So I'm not going to even try to preface it. Why don't you just kick us off with what's going on and where we're about to head. Sure. So for, for those who are watching this presentation, this is not going to be the same thing that you've seen. I have a lot of new images, new information. Some pretty cool new stuff in this for those who have already watched it. And for those who haven't, if you want a more expansive understanding of this information, please check out my work with much more comprehensive presentations, like two hours plus on this. So this is going to be a more condensed version of that with some new stuff added and a more broad understanding to connect with a lot of these questions that will has. And he's his curiosities behind this and how it delves into our ancient world. But, uh, Will, I just want to say that from someone like you, that's like me, who is extremely interested in our origins and our past, you know, what is our story? How far back does it go? Is our story much more of an epic than we've been told, right? This rather than a gradual rise of some sort of, you know, somewhat primitive type of pre homo sapiens sapien that somehow eats maybe a magic mushroom or stumbles upon something. And all of a sudden it becomes like one of the most intelligent, um, most highly advanced beings in the universe. No, I don't, I don't think so. There's something else going on with our story here. Well, there's something else, a lot more profound going on with our story. And that statement, though, that I just made is encapsulates the work that I'm about to share with you in these discoveries, because it proves in the best way that I can see anywhere in the world, the original divine nature of the knowledge that was handed down for who we truly are and who we are truly supposed to become. And that information and that body of knowledge around spirituality, religion, our ancient origins, you know, these giant megaliths that seem to spread around the world and this entire lost chapter, this seems to be nothing more than a myth with breadcrumbs that lead to something that some people think might exist and others are not quite sure, but what we're going to bring today is the best evidence that I've seen right now that shows that there was a moment in time. Well, when there was knowledge and the totality of the highest level of sophistication you can get without being materialistic, more of a connection with the universe, with the cosmos and stars, star connections on earth and energy, that civilization reached its peak. From the point that we're about to talk about today and from that point, we also can extrapolate to understand that it also points towards specific symbols and understanding of who we truly are in the power that's within us that has been somewhat forgotten and I think weights, weights within our DNA and weights within the Akashic records of our minds and our connections to the universe that we are here almost at this tipping point, right as we're transitioning from this age of, age of Pisces into the age of Aquarius, that that energy is changing. It's a higher vibration. It's a higher frequency. We're moving into another time when these mysteries are being unlocked because it's time for that, for that to happen. And so that's why I'm trying to expose this in a way where I could say, look, this is so much bigger than rocks will. This is so much bigger than just some dusty stuff that we can uncover in some part of the world. This is the very origins of who we are and the divine nature of what we've forgotten. So let's get started. Please, please, please, please. Yes. Uh, and you've already touched on so many things that I'm already, uh, as you can see me writing and scribbling like crazy, uh, because touching on the technology and what that was like, and, uh, I know you're going to get into that, but that's definitely something that I want to understand. And I've always wanted to understand from ancient. These, these, these communities, societies, uh, cities and places that you study clearly didn't have the obsession with materialism that we do. Or if they did, you know, they, they balanced it some, some how. And so I know you're going to get into it, but I'm just definitely, if we have time to, to talk about what an highly advanced technological society looks like that isn't obsessed with matter, right? You know, that's, that's such an important point to make will because there are two divergent timelines that civilization can go down. There is the highly technological route that usually starts with like an industrial age. And then there's the route where it's more of an organic route connected to the energy of the earth and not needing a more materialistic society. And I like that you brought that up because the evidence that we're going to, that we're going to uncover here and I'm about to show you shows that there was a lowering of a completely different type of civilization that had never existed before and has never existed really since. And that is what this, I think is the underlying tone that we want to lay down when we're discussing this. This is the 2017 discovery that was made in Lake Vaughn, Eastern Turkey. Now, I want to give a little story behind that that I think is rather interesting for those who haven't heard this yet, but in digging into the story about these discoveries that were made in Lake Vaughn, I found out that an interesting tidbit to the story was that archaeologists and divers from different universities and places around the world had been interested in Lake Vaughn. Okay. And they had come here and they had wanted to dive down because they had suspected that there were underwater ruins based on what we're about to show in a few minutes here from a site just inland called Keth Kalesi. Okay. But when they were trying to dive down, they ran into a lot of opposition from Turkish archaeologists and archaeologists specifically from, from Vaughn and Ankara and Istanbul, who advised them that there was nothing to find under the lake and that they were wasting their time. They dive down and they go down more than 100 feet and they discover some of, if not the most significant underwater ruins from an ancient civilization on earth. And the reason I say that loaded statement is where else in the world can we find underwater megalithic ruins of high level of precision like we see here? The only other place that I'm aware of, which is where the parallels are going to come from is Lake Titi Kaka with some of the submerged things there, which the parallels there are quite incredible. So the discoveries here are new and a lot of people have never even heard of them. So will this is something you've seen before and a lot of people need a little bit of a back story to understand, but the tablets we're seeing on the screen are, this is what's called the Sumerian King List. Now the Sumerian King List, along with many other tablets from ancient Mesopotamia were from the original, this sort of proto civilization that was very mysterious that existed on earth, that we have a lot of evidence from, but a lot of questions still remain for who they were and where the knowledge that was handed down to them came from, but in these tablets, which are the oldest records on earth, and we know that because paper only lasts 500 to 1,000 years and these tablets being in clay and stone can last two, three, 5,000 years or more. And in many cases, these stories were carried down by other civilizations that understood their past. But the important thing to know here is that this set of tablets, the Sumerian King List, as well as many others like Eridu Genesis, and we look into Myth of Adapa and this ancient world that we find uncovered through these tablets discusses how there were five original cities created on earth that were lower down to this mysterious Sumerian civilization that came out of nowhere. Now in those tablets though, we find that the original myths and stories that later became biblical stories like the Old Testament and New Testament and a lot of the Hebrew stories, a lot of those stories came from the Atrahasis, the Sumerian King List, the Epic of Gilgamesh, those original flood stories. And part of my body of work and my obsession for so many years has been trying to recreate this ancient story and take what once was myth and turn it into reality, but try to connect the story in a way that we can understand our entire past in our epic. But that's what is so important because at the end of the lists that we get for these cities, the last city mentioned every single time, the name of it is called Sherupak. Now I've talked a lot about Eridu in the past, and it's time for me to pivot a little bit away from that and start talking more about Sherupak because Eridu as important as it is, it doesn't give as much evidence to tie into the story that we're about to connect right now as Sherupak does. And that's what's so important about it. Now, Will, if you remember, Sherupak is the last of these ancient, ancient cities that existed, that is mentioned in the Epic of Gilgamesh, when Gilgamesh goes to seek the sinkers of immortality from Un to Pishdom, the Zaysudra flood figure who is the biblical version of Noah. Now, for the purposes of the rest of the entire discussion with you, Will, I'm just going to refer to this person as Noah, because it's much easier for people to understand. But the only time I'm going to say this is that the original name of the Noah figure was Utta Pishdom or Zaysudra, and he was the last Sumerian king from the last of the Sumerian cities before a great catastrophe came through and destroyed the ancient world. And that is what's called the Great Deluge. But there have been more than one of these Great Deluges, and that's one of the things that I want to reiterate and explain as I go forward. But Sherupak is always discussed in every single set of these tablets as being the last of the cities, and it was originally ruled by a man named Ubar Uttu. Now, his son was Noah, and his son was the last of a set of bloodlines that connected back to these mysterious deities and gods of the Sumerian people that we believe, I believe at least, that a lot of knowledge, the knowledge that was handed down and literally the blueprints for our entire civilization came from. And in that, it's discussed how Sherupak was where this Noah figure had to create this craft to survive with his bloodlines of his family and basically survive the end of the world. But that is where a lot of my understanding of this had been stuck well. Now, I want to show that I want to explain something on this image for people that is absolutely fascinating. Look at the screen for a minute. And this is a real photo taken from the excavations of Sherupak in 1931. And I want to give a little bit of a tiny bit of a backstory on this because it's absolutely fascinating because it truly proves in my mind the whole story being of being linked and connected and the proof behind what actually happened in the past being myth versus reality. What you're seeing in front of you is around 20 or so feet of sediment that they're going down into in different liver levels to look for evidence of civilizations. And they call these different layers within this strata one, two and three. And it represented three different epics of civilizations and evidence they found in these this giant excavation of Sherupak. And I want to point that out three, not one, but three different periods in different intervals of civilizations that have existed here in history. Now here's what's so fascinating that disagrees with every single mainstream doctrine of history. Well, is we're told that civilization is only 6000 years old and it started more primitive. It became more sophisticated. It went along in a linear way. Remember that in terms of megalithics, building style and tools and in terms of what they left behind like pottery and artifacts. Okay. In the first layer that they're excavating, they found quite primitive tools and artifacts at the top. The clay pottery was quite simplistic without much artwork. And as they went down, they found a second layer with civilizations that was slightly more sophisticated but still pretty primitive. And what those two levels are, would be the two levels on your screen that you see the individual sort of more in the right middle side of the screen. Those are stratum 1, stratum 1 and 2, the two different sides of civilizations. Now this is where it gets fascinating, or maybe it is just for a nerd like me. But well, after they got down below those first two layers, which is around the first 13 or so feet of soil, they hit this massive void. Massive void of material. And the void went so far, it went 17 feet. And it went so far down that the archaeologist almost completely abandoned the digging project. In fact, some of the project members left the site. Okay, this is 1931.  The stories are pretty incredible, but the will, the point is, they hit this layer, okay, and they called it in these papers and I've read through all the papers from the archaeologists on the site. They called it the inundation layer. And they speculate on whether it's actually a layer related to the biblical flood that's described in these places. But at the end of the paper, they discussed how it's just purely for hypothetical purposes, and they can't, you know, don't actually support the idea, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. But what they found is fascinating. As they went down, that so much of this inundation layer they found with no human remains or evidence, 17 feet, as I said, they almost gave up, that they called it this inundation layer because they realized it was just impurely maced based on mud and sediment that had piled in, okay. At the last moment, one of the head archaeologists is on the project and he digs down further, gets down to 35 feet, 30 to 35 feet and he finds pottery and artifacts. But not like any of the other stratum above them. The artifacts were highly advanced, highly sophisticated, far more advanced than any of the other stuff that was above it. They found pottery that was beautiful, they found artifacts cuneiform tablets that even told the name, give the name Sheru pack on it. They found all of these things. And again, they went on to speculate on how something like that could be possible without actually coming on and admitting it well. But what does that tell us? It tells us that the ancient past and these stories of different civilizations living in these areas, coming and going and being confused with the same civilization, as well as these giant flood epics of disasters that have buried in almost wiped out our memory of the past, leading to a more primitive version that's come after is all encapsulated better in in Sheru pack than perhaps any other site in the world. Because all the layers match up exactly with what basically proves that narrative. My brain is trying to understand why we can't as a society look at this. I mean, it's taking people like you and many others, obviously, everybody knows the names of the people like you in this field that have devoted their lives to this. But I initially was going to ask what that 17 foot pit drop was. And then obviously that must be the great deluge or that is a kind of shock events. It's the beginning of it. Yeah, it's where it started. Oh, yeah. Do you see, Will, do you see where they're standing at the bottom of the screen, the very the very lower part of the picture? Yeah, yeah, of course. At the bottom of the inundation layer, the for the Monday or started, then they had to go through another 12 to 15 feet plus to get down to the original Samaritans. So they had that where they're standing is where the flood layer begins. Okay, yeah, just imagine that. So but then then if this is the truth and then there is this massive civilization that has to be and about what time frame are we looking at the end at that part when they're digging down 15 feet? That's the thing is that that's this I don't believe this is the younger dry as at all. And that's the part of the timeline in our understanding that guys, this is so difficult to wrap our heads around this, but imagine that the civilization we're about to talk about was destroyed from the younger dry as but this civilization, the original Samaritans was at an epic of disasters. That's before that another whole iteration. So we're over 20, 30, maybe likely more than 50,000 years ago, because the younger dry as for to remind anybody ended 11,600 years ago. Right. And we're very familiar with that. That's the one that gets talked about the most. And this is for other. It's impossible, according to the the matron, it's impossible to have a sophisticated society that old and what was so sophisticated about them? If you could, what was the thing that made them this great? Yeah. So when we look at the artifacts and things that come out of that came out of Sumer, we find that they had literally invented everything. And I mean everything. They had invented agriculture, which by the way is the building block of an entire civilization. They had invented how to irrigate and how to more sophisticated than we think they had invented how to irrigate channels to plant, but also how to clear river channels to so they wouldn't sell it up so they could be a continuous source of irrigation. So because if you have a region that's somewhat arid, it means that it has a lot of sunshine and if the soils are fertile and you have the ability to irrigate it, then you can literally have massive abundant crops and they realize that. So they but now not only that they invented metallurgy. They invented mathematics. They invented brewing beer and wine. They invented basically animal husbandry, we're raising animals, the first writing, the first commerce government. We could go on and on and on. Like basically everything seems to have been lowered down to this ancient Sumerian civilization that is some mysterious and alien and that was just wiped out in this disaster and then all these mysteries remained after and the mysteries led to something though. It led to something incredible and that's what the story is about to unfold. Well, what are we about to see right here? Is this or can I guess? Is this is this ararat? Yeah, so this is Mount Ararat and this is the most sacred mountain of the ancient Armenian people. And I want to bring that up because I do want to just mention that for all of those listening is that the Armenian story is very sad. And I do want to bring that up because it's not something I've brought up before. But the ancient Armenian Armenia is one of the most ancient lands on earth and what's there today and that borders are not what it used to be. And the people and the places are vastly changed. But it's an ancient land that has had some of the most conflict on this planet. But there are remnants there that seem to link a lost story, a story that ties all the way back to the Sumerians. Now, in the Sumerian King List, after the Sherupak is destroyed and flooded, the Deluge comes over and buries it, the Noah figurine, his sons, survive the event because they're warned.  Like imagine we're trying to figure a story out and we're reading it and it's completely broken where we need to understand where it goes and there are no more bits and fragments to understand it so we are stuck. That's where that's exactly where we were and where I was for years, years and years and years until all of this discoveries around Lake Vaughn and Eastern Turkey came into my periphery and I started to go down a rabbit hole will that has taken me on a journey that I could never have imagined and is leading to when I can make, I guess, a small announcement here and Will is privy to this. I'm not gonna say a lot on this, but I will say the work that we're about to talk about right here is going to be blossoming into something bigger than I've ever done before. A project of high significance and I'm not gonna mention all the people involved in that but a lot of high profile people that a lot of people on here would be very excited about to know. So more information forthcoming with that but I wanted to drop that breadcrumb. Now, this is a map that I created of the current and I say current location of the evidence of a lost civilization again, like on the first screen. I'm calling the Errat civilization. Now, they have left behind undoubtedly many more ruins than this but these are the most significant right now that have been found and that I'm at least addressing that are a part of this civilization. And what I'm about to show you Will is some of the connections here on the world, the symbology with the megalithic styles and with the bloodlines that connected the Sumerian story is pretty, it's pretty profound and it's getting a lot of people very excited too. So Will, welcome to the first and most important site of all of them in my opinion. And then this is one that I'm gonna give a little bit more attention to and just discuss in a way where people can understand how significant it is. Welcome to Ionis Kalesi. Now, I don't wanna, I wanna start stop saying Kalesi going forward because Kef Kalesi also has the word Kalesi. Isn't it interesting, Will? I wanna give you an example. The Great Pyramid of Giza is called Kufu's Pyramid, right? Cause supposedly Kufu was buried there but there's no evidence Kufu ever built it or had anything to do with it. And the name that's supposedly found inside it was likely a forgery. So the entire name itself completely demotes and takes you away from who built it when it was built and what its purpose was, right? Cause saying Kufu's Pyramid means it's a tomb. The same thing is happening here on another level. There was another civilization that came thousands of years later called the Uratu civilization. Now they were a little bit more like a war-like civilization and they did build castles and other things and all these sites have been named castles but none of them are castles. And that's the word Kalesi means castle and that's why I would like to get away from using that. So I'm gonna call this simply the site is called Ionis and the enclosure you're seeing is called the Haldi Temple, okay? And as we go forward, well, I'm gonna make a very profound statement here. I believe that what I've seen at this site and what I've seen with the icons and the symbology here and the stonework and the ramifications for what was lowered here this will be the most studied and most important temple in the world in the future. And I'll show you why in a second. Here we have brand new images from literally the last year or two that are showing us what is going on right now with their finishing of this uncovering of a site that literally will change the world. This is Haldi Temple as part of Ionis and it's part of a site that has just been found as part of a 30 year project will where they knew something was big here and they quietly started excavating and found giant megalithic walls down lower and they moved up to the top of the mountain and they started working down through and they eventually found this temple and they've been very quiet about it but they don't exactly know what they've found. So to reiterate well, and I want you just to chime in here if it makes sense to you what you're seeing but tell me like just from what I have on the screen here does this make sense to you of having two different periods and different civilizations? Completely, yeah, I see it. So the era at civilization obviously being the older one there being underneath right there and then the Uratu civilization if I'm even getting close to not butchering that word is right above it. Yeah, yeah, it makes perfect sense. Yeah, and so what you're seeing are students from different universities and bless their heart because they are doing a great job but they have no idea what they've uncovered and I know that because I've read all their journal papers and I love though and I do wanna, I wanna call out the professor that's in charge of this project and I'm not gonna try to say his name because it is hard to say but the professor that's in charge of this project is doing, they've done a phenomenal job. This site was found completely into disarray from a catastrophe again, like we're gonna see and they put this site back together so well that I need to just give them props because it's so beautiful what the work they've done. So just wanna say thank you to them for doing that because they want to turn this into an open-air museum for the world. What do they think they're looking at? They think they're looking at the best example of the Urtu civilization and being, and they're calling this in articles in Turkey they're calling this the mysterious room because there are no windows and doors in it and it is made for a purpose that they've literally never seen on earth. And I'll tell you in a second because the symbols here show that something happened here that perhaps never has happened anywhere else. And we'll get into that in a second. Here's a recreation of the incredible temple. I want you to look at the way that they depicted the top of that temple with the way that the, you see the angles for the step pyramid like design. Pay attention to that, it's important. And just all the symbols there just the way they designed it is actually pretty interesting because I think they're right. This of course is a recreation of this incredible temple. And I'm building up to something greater here, Will. Now here's Ionus Kalesi from showing you the differences of the two civilizations. Okay, now I don't want people to wonder why I'm trying to build this up and share it. This site with all the other sites that I have shown here are part of a set of sites that have linked would be exact same Kings list. The Kings list that have come out of here are mimicking the biblical lists and the Sumerian lists that are coming out of the tablets that are proving that the people who built these sites, right? King Hike and all of these ancient leaders that built these and left behind these Cuneiform tablets that discuss it like right here with that gentleman, which by the way that's the head professor on ahead of the site who's done a phenomenal job but they're praising the high precision and building of this with basically being the bloodline sons of gods. That's what this is. That's what this states. And that when you look at the Kings list they again mentioned that they're descendants of Noah because it says that they're descendants of Japheth which is exactly what the biblical descendants are of Noah. And we know that Noah is simply the Sumerian figure that came from the Uthipishtim Zae's suger story. So what we're seeing here and I'm trying to build this up in the right way because it's so complex is the lowering of something that happened here after the original flood destroyed the world. Something was lowered here that had never been lowered before. Now let me just explain as I go along here, Will. But here's another example to show the differences in the two civilizations. And I wanna point out, Will, do you see the three pillars here on either side that they then mimicked that the other two civilizations mimicked above it? Do you see that? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's very, very important. That is part of the symbology you're gonna see echoed everywhere, is this symbol of three, okay? Now here is, this is a slide that I think people are gonna love. I'm breaking down all five of the most important symbols at the site. Now, this is gonna blow some people's minds because my understanding of this connected to both ancient Athenian civilization, the pre-Greeks, okay? As well as the connections to Sumer and Egypt is profound here. And even connections to Tiwanaku, Pumupungu in South America, and Machu Picchu in other parts of the world. But what we're seeing here is, I believe, Will, the very first cross ever shown on Earth. In a way, though, that was about showing and lowering divinity. Now, the cross is also associated with other symbols here. You see the God Haldi, which I believe was the God Enlil, who is the one who descends down in the tablets to Mount Ararat, to this Noah figure and his sons to demand and ask how any man could have survived the flood. That's what he states. And then Enki descends down and says, well, I warned him so that his bloodline could descend. Tit could continue into humanity because he's a descendant of me. That's where the tablets end, but all of a sudden we see something happening here, Will. But it's not what we expect. Enlil seems to be lowering knowledge here instead of Enki. I want that statement just to sit for a second with people because I know that's gonna be confusing. We've talked so much of the polarizing aspect of these two rival Sumerian gods of Enki and Enlil and how Enlil has largely played this role of being this controlling, jealous god over humanity that actually ushered in this original flood that destroyed the Sumerians. They allowed it. And that's why they didn't wanna warn anybody, Enki secretly warned Noah. That's where this whole story comes from. But there was obviously, there was an agreement made amount error at where Enlil would assume a completely different role in that epic going forward.  And that is something Paul Wallace and I were talking about the entire weekend when he was here that it's really hard to accept that, but it seems to be true is that Enlil may have been the one, Haldi, Enlil may have been the one who lowered the golden age to humanity. Because look at what's contained here. First of all, we know that Haldi is Enlil. If you look at the descriptions of Haldi, you're gonna see it's identical with Enlil, okay? Secondly, we know that the influences here went a lot of parts of the world, but specifically pre-Greece with the ancient Athenian civilization, which is where we get the same influences from Enlil with Zeus. And so all the characteristics are there. So that's not something that I think has holes in it. Because you see the griffin there as well, which is one of the most dominant symbols in the Greek culture, which by the way, Will, the griffin is the eagle lion cross, which is their version as a protector. And in Egypt, their version was the sphinx because that used to remember the sphinx was a lion head. So it was their protector, wasn't really a pharaoh. So these ancient cultures believed that they would embody these symbols and these iconography aspects of nature and the elements and power to invoke like a protector of different aspects of our reality. Now this, so I wanna break this down a little bit further, you see the griffin, which is a protector, okay? A guardian protector. You see the hourglass, which represents time. Then you see the sun down below as a sun temple, but then you see also another depiction of the sun above the hourglass. So breaking this down, Will, because you see the three crosses with Enlil Haldi, basically showing the three, the triptych, three, like we're about to see everywhere else. This is basically the descending of the knowledge of divinity into mankind in the very first cross. But the cross at this point was about ascension. And we know that because of the kefkalesi artifact that we'll get to in a second to prove what the cross means. But then we also see the time, the hourglass. So this, what this means, literally the guardians and lords of time and the protectors of balance and ascension into divinity of mankind. That's my understanding of this temple. And it aligns with everything else we see around the world where this knowledge was handed down that I believe led to the creation of the lost civilizations all over earth, including the Atlanteans, the Athenians, the Peruvians, the Bolivians, the Egyptians, Balbeck, Lebanon area, where those giant megaliths seem to all come from here. An origin point from the sons of Noah that seemed to be this other iteration of civilization after the first Deluge had come through. I had two questions. The first one, the similarities, obviously, you made some similarities or that there are connections between Enlil or Haldi and Zeus. Is that correct? Yes. And are there also, I mean, because we have this dichotomy within the Bible as well of the gods playing, I shouldn't say gods necessarily, but there's this different character. There's this destroy you God. And then obviously everybody knows what happened in the New Testament. I'm not pushing into that, but in the Old Testament, we're just more related to this sort of stuff. There are these characters that have that. Are these people represented still within that sort of world? Yeah, that's a great question. That's an important point to make here. Remember, I gave that description of Enlil and that little point, I wanted to make how it's confusing how Enlil could play the role as an Enlightener. How is that possible, right?  Think about the contrast there. So this figure starts out as being a cruel and jealous God that wants mankind to be created as almost like a bit of a labor force, but in like more of the physical dimension of reality. That's what we're created for in his eyes, and then wants to wipe us out and destroy us, but then Enki allows this Noah and his sons to survive and then he changes roles and becomes the Enlightener of the Golden Age. Like, what does this mean? Well, look at all like the legend of Atana, these other tablets. Clearly, these Anuna have been playing these distinctive roles within the dualistic aspect of our reality, playing positive and negative roles throughout Zodiacal time periods over and over again, positive, negative, positive, negative. And that seems to be their obsession and it seems to be what they're allowed to do. And that is why it seems to be so confusing that it goes from being a negative influence to a positive influence to a negative influence. You know what I mean? That seems to be the reason behind it. Okay. And I'm also, so then, and hopefully it won't take us too far off and it's good that you still have Haldi up there now, but are we to assume these are physical, purely physical? I don't want it to take you off too far on a tangent. Are these physical beings and how did that divinity dissension happen in your eyes as best you could maybe, you know, speculate? Sure, we are, first of all, what are we?  I mean, really, we're like, we're more of a spiritual multi-dimensional consciousness that resides on the universal plane that exists of all knowledge, but we are incarnated into a physical being, right? Right. I think they're the same thing, except for the fact that they are far more advanced than we could ever imagine right now in our existence. And it's some confusion of whether or not, because time isn't linear and how our understanding of reality is skewed based on a very limited basis that some believe and there are interesting correlations with the fact that they could even be us in the future somehow. Totally, and I wanted to, and even before you get to that divinity part, I don't wanna skip on the time, I love to have discussions on that. And for some people who may be listening to this may not have heard or have any understanding of what nonlinear time is, if they've never had any experiences with that or if they've never read anything on that. So how did these cultures understand time in that sense? Right, so I think it gets back to this. I mean, look, one of the primary symbols on here is time. Like to me, when you look at the Anuna, this figure right here is one of them. They have this statement they always say in the tablets, they call themselves the ordainers of destinies. And they always talk about time. And they always talk about how they have moments where they have to interject something in a specific time and how they're often considered like time lords and all these associations with them. And even the greatest Assyriologist, Sumerian expert in history in my mind, George Smith, at the end of the Chaldean account of Genesis. Again, he concludes about the Anuna and their influences on civilization and humanity that it doesn't make any sense to look at the Anuna, the Anunnaki Anuna, other than through the lens of the fact that they seem to have come here to this realm at different time periods in history for very specific reasons. That's what he said. He didn't know why. I mean, you can speculate, but this is from the 1800s. And so we're looking at something, I think that's far greater than a lot of people want to understand, that we're part of a story that's so much more powerful and so much more of a divine connection that is more like a war in heaven that's being manifested on earth. And that everything that's been happening here is about this battle over humanity reaching a sentient and going through these periods of being, going through war and destruction and then rising up because I believe that's as a law of correspondence and we're about to see their obsession with that and the artifact here in a second will, but everything was based on that for them. So it seemed to be some kind of a war over what we would become and what we would allow to become that seemed to be being manifested at different points here throughout history where great knowledge was lowered and we reached these states of building pyramids and temples that would align with the stars and divinity within earth and the universe itself to points where we forget everything, moments where we forget everything and who we are and then feel like we're just some kind of an ant that's in an infinite universe that doesn't matter. But it all comes back to this point where we're part of a great story that we need to remember and we need to not be afraid to understand and to bring into our lives because it truly shows the divine nature of who we are well. Totally, totally. Yeah, oh no, please keep going. Go ahead with the, I'm too curious now. Okay, I just spent a lot of time on that and I spent way too much time. So let me try to speed up here. That's just one side of a number of other sites and I wanna just quickly just cover them as we move through, but this is one of the sites that is a mirror to Ionis. It's directly across from the lake from Ionis and I think they have close association to links. Now imagine two temples, opposite sides, one perhaps is for the faces, the setting of the sun in the west and the other for the rising of the sun in the east. I believe Kef Klesi was a temple built for the rising of the sun and Ionis was built for the setting of the sun and the reason I'm bringing up Kef is number one, Will. Look at this for a second. This is as bad as Erudu. Do you see any fences there? Do you see any evidence of excavations? Do you see anything at all preserving this site or studying it or anything? Nothing, no, nothing at all. This is Basalt, one of the hardest stones on earth, the remnants of an ancient temple called Kef. Again, I wanna stop using Klesi if I can. So call it Kef Temple, okay? Sure. And it is sitting in a state of literally being strewn everywhere from catastrophes, okay? And it's been hidden because they found what I consider if Ionis is the most important temple in the world, then the artifact they found here is what I consider the most important artifact. Welcome to the Kef Rock Relief artifact that is mind-blowing, okay? Mind-blowing to think about. Connected on Will with everything that we just saw Ionis with the symbols. Imagine this is a cipher, a cipher that could have been transported between civilizations or at least to shown that not only contains similarities with the other symbols, but sort of is a different way to look at it. Imagine the Ionis temple is more of a temple to show where ascension was lowered down and where it's the most divine place of Enlil, known as the why he wise called the Holy Temple for his divinity of lowering it down and being the lords of time. Whereas this relief is basically giving you the teachings, Will, for all of reality itself. And I mean that. If you understand what's in this box, you will understand the keys to the universe. It's a box in and of itself, nothing inside the box. It's just understanding all of the- There's nothing inside, it's symbolic. Yeah, there's nothing inside. Yeah, obviously. Okay, okay, I didn't want to go to the Ark of the Covenant. Well, no, I mean, seriously, go to similarities with that. Perhaps there are. Look at how that might have been carried. Just like with the same way that the Ark was shown, I absolutely am open to the theory that this may have been carried like the Ark was. For people to want to know the dimensions of this, it's like three feet by three feet by four feet. It's rather significant the size of it. It's not tiny, it's actually quite large. So again, this was found here. This is what the story people are gonna like. This was found right below this temple, but it was found in a way where like Obeckli Tepe, it was buried deliberately. It was found hidden, buried, because I believe they were trying to preserve it. Because like I said, what is contained in this box, this relief? Could it literally unlocks, not only understanding for the law of correspondence, as above so below, but the teachings of the balance of the flower of life, the balance and harmony within us, how to retire states of consciousness, even, well, look, even shows Paul de-passing the pine cone of knowledge. Just, and instead of a handbag, he's got a cup, which is the same type of symbol. It's coming out of it. It's like the totality of knowledge with the tree of life, with the symbols of three everywhere. Go look at how three is shown here.  Now, Will, are you ready for this? These are three within each other. There's three points within it, just like we see these three step pyramids, which is basically the triptech of divinity of knowledge, where his hat, his helmet is pointing right to knowledge, right? And again, that's the evidence to prove that Enlil was passing divine knowledge, because this is what that is. I see. Doesn't that look like the T-shaped pillars that go back to Tepe? Uh-huh, look. Yeah, yeah, the famous ones, yeah, of course. Well, I believe they create a go back to Tepe and everything else after this point. And that this right here is why we see so many other depictions of these symbols and teachings around the world. Now, that's step pyramid at the top that's inverted. I don't have every image in this presentation, but you can trace it to Meden Salay in Saudi Arabia. You can trace it to parts of Petra Jordan. You can trace it to parts of Machu Picchu. You can trace it to Pumapuku Tiwanaku.  Now, I'm gonna show you an example of just to clarify here, this is, they're both holiday, just so everybody can see that. They're both holiday and in this, you can see holiday is basically standing on the line, the back of a lion for power and strength, which is why the griffin is his symbol later, but griffin is the lion and the eagle together, okay? And then you can see the griffin above him, that is not an eagle, it's actually a griffin. And it looks like an eagle, but it's a griffin above his head here. And so these are the two griffins showing protectors. So remember protectors like in Time, in the Ionis, these are protectors over the path, the path of divinity within humanity. Here's the flowering of consciousness to reach Kundalini in our highest states of consciousness, basically, and here are basically the left and right hemispheres, the God, the Father, Son, the Holy Ghost, you know, the body, the mind and the spirit, it's always been there all along. And it's showing you the doorways of divinity right here. This is basically what it is, profound, right? Well, unbelievable, unbelievable. And I'm also curious, as always, what other people are saying that it is. And I mean, because I look at the detractors in the certain sense to try and better understand. Thank you, that's a good question. I'm actually really glad you mentioned that because I forgot to talk about that, thank you. Okay, so here is where it was found right below this site. This is gonna be a great backstory for you, Will, because the story proves it's in the significance of what it is. This site was found along with Cavus-Tepi in 1964, whereas Ionis and Xernaki and the underwater ruins were found recently, and by a whole other team in a totally different group, I wanna point that out. The people in Ionis are awesome. The professor in there and his group are fantastic. They're not trying to hide anything. I love what they're doing. The people who discovered this are. I want that to be known. What they did is what they did is criminal here. And I wanna tell you what they did. Not only is this site been looted and destroyed and left in the state after it was discovered, but they found this box right below this site buried and hidden like Obecki-Tepi. And instead of studying it and making it one of the most important artifacts in the world, cause that's a bath salt, to create that out of that stone that that hard, I don't even think this was created by hand. Will, how could you create one of the hardest stones on earth that kind of, that, that kind of. That's always a question, right? Yeah, I don't know. That's like little tools or something. The point is this was found and discovered in 1964. Nobody has ever even heard of it. They was then taken to the, you ready for this? The outdoor museum at Vaughn, the museum at Vaughn where it was left in the garden outside for 30 years. In a garden for 30 years. Then it was moved to the museum of Anatolia history in Ankara where it remains in this picture, this is a current picture, where it remains in that museum, so obscure that if you go to the museum's website, it's not even listed in the itinerary of the things in the museum. Do they know? That's always gonna be someone's question. If we're hiding this, do they understand what this is, what it possesses, what it could mean to humanity or just to anyone that could really get it? Yeah, I think that's absolutely the truth. I mean, imagine Eridu, think about the echoes that are coming here for anyone who's listening to my show on Eridu, the stuff that's on Eridu. Remember, if you give a little history lesson, they discovered that in the 1800s and they find artifacts, then they come back with a British museum in 1946 and they're walking around taking photographs and they're finding things and they never go back ever again and the site is left in disrepair or no infrastructure. It's exactly like this. Nothing in place, they find it, they know how significant it is, they find artifacts and they just leave it. What I can conclude is they are not allowed to destroy it. There has to be some sort of an agreement there and they're not allowed to destroy that artifact either, but what they can do, like they did to Eridu is they can simply not talk about it and just leave it to whoever else wants to do whatever they want. That seems to be this thread that we see going through a lot of this. Okay, because I saw that in another presentation that you did that I watched of yours, obviously, that what else was abandoned? Was it another site in Eridu? Kavis Tepe is another site and as part of these sites that is absolutely incredible that was also abandoned and we'll get to that in just a second. But look at the comparisons for anyone who's not sure of this. Again, the hat and the horns are slightly different because I don't want people to pay attention to that. The hat, the hat tends to be representing mentality. For anyone who's trying to understand everything's about symbology, right? Everything's about being symbolic. So it's not actually a pinecone, it represents passing of knowledge. Now the hat represents what kind of knowledge he's passing because the hat is directly tied into the knowledge above showing divinity. See that? The specific type of hat is the type of hat worn by a magi. For anyone who's wondering, that's like a magi hat. And so it tells you that Enlil, in this case, decided to go through a period of literally releasing the greatest knowledge into humanity, which is why we see such gigantic megalis around the world because he is all about power and strength and it would make total sense. Now look at the comparisons. Here is from the famous 1848 discoveries of the Royal Ashurbanapal Library with this tree of life in the center with what we find are the Anuna on either end with the priest and the king in the center. Same thing, passing the pinecone to basically create civilization. It's the same thing, see? It's the same thing. It's just in a different place at a different time. Now here are those underwater discoveries in 2017 that I talked about in the beginning of the show that they were told not to go down to look at, right? What's fascinating, Will, is that you can actually date mud because it's organic, you can actually go through if you have undisturbed sediments in a lake, you can take cores like ice. And they wanted to be kind of rather hush-hush and they wanted to discuss it, but when they found these discoveries underwater of these megalis, they had to unfortunately admit that the Urtu civilization wouldn't make sense to build there because the lake wouldn't have been low enough to build there at that time. And when the lake was low enough to build this, it would have been 15,000 years ago, making these definitively the oldest ruins on Earth, Will. Quickly, let's get through this. It just keeps getting bigger and bigger. Look at the lower left image. This is at the northern of the lake.  And they've just started excavating it as it's another part of this huge civilization around the lake. Now imagine this is more like a center of commerce, okay? Imagine Zurnaki Tepe is a massive center of commerce in government. And then imagine Ionis and Kef are the most royal temples of the civilization, with Kavis Tepe being more like a royal kingdom area. We'll see that in a second. But here, look at the comparisons just really quick to Tombow Makai in Peru, where we see the emergence of polygonal building styles, Will. You brought up in the beginning of the show about the sophistication of building. And this stone, for those wondering, this stone is andesite. It's even harder than basalt. It's as hard as granite. It's one of the hardest stones on Earth, for those wondering how they possibly could have carved any of this in there and how old it is. When we get to Kavis Tepe, we see basalt in utter perfection, Will. In perfection, so beautiful that it looks like some of the cuts we see from the Serapium and the Ossirion and the King's Chamber in the Great Pyramid of Giza with the granite blocks and how they're cut. The type of style, the styles we're seeing that are emerging seem to spread all around the world from this point. There's your three pillars, just like we see Ionis, Will, with the Urtu stone that's really soft on top, with a more advanced Earth civilization underneath. Yeah, yeah, it's quite clear. I mean, there's clear deviation from something that if someone didn't know or these people really knew, it just, yeah. Now here, again, this is the site, Kavis Tepe. It is literally a royal site, descendant of Japheth, son of Noah. It's one of the sites that actually has a preserved King List that gives us direct evidence linking these sites to the sons of Noah. Think about that, how important that is. Kavis Tepe is the site that had Cuneiform King List come out, mentioned that King Hyke was a descendant of Japheth and that blah, blah, blah rules here. And yet, with all that we find in this site, Cuneiform descriptions some of the finest megalithic work in the world. And this is the state of the site today, Will. Compare this to Kef for a second. This came from one of the head travel agencies in Turkey and they go to all kinds of places. They're highly well known there and they were bringing some people to Kavis because they had heard about it and they wanted to see it. And this is the call they said. From the bottom of the hill, Kavis Tepe really doesn't look like much. And confusingly, there are no signs or trails of any sort. I later learned that there is in fact no official way up or down the hill. You simply climb up wherever you like. You imagine a site with some of the greatest secrets in history having that kind of dynamic. I've got my brain.  Well, I can tell you that they discovered this. This site, Kavis Tepe and Kef in 1964 found that artifact, found all these Kings List, found all these connections and then abandoned everything. Right? Abandoned everything. Didn't do anything with it. It wasn't even recorded. Nobody even knows about it. I would love one person to comment on this if they've ever heard of these sites discovered like since that point because I haven't. And so what does that tell us though? Well, Ionis was discovered it. Well, it was started being excavated and worked on by a completely different team in 1988 or 1989. So that's quite a difference. Gaff there showing that something completely different happened both in the government and in the archaeological community here to actually start looking into those other sites. And you're quite what you brought up is great. Did they find what they needed here and they took it? Do we know what what was this contained of these sites besides that other rock relief? No. Would we know anything they could have taken from the sites? No. Do we like all those questions remain? Like we know only thing we know is that they're incredibly important and they would change all our the histories. We know it from not only our historical perspective, but change the origins of religion and the story of Noah and connecting all this. They knew and because they found we know because they found the King List in 1964 at Kavis Tepe with the connection to Japheth. They found it with the son of Noah. They found it. They knew. So it just means like Eridu in other places, they left it to the wolves and they just abandoned it in the hopes that maybe you would, I don't know, maybe disappear from history, disappear, not have you. Yeah, start nosing around and trying to help us all figure it out. But yeah, I in you, I mean, I'm sure there's a couple more, but you also mentioned the law of correspondence. And it's what I find interesting across the entire thing are all those different styles and truths. Let's say the fact that all of these carry within them so much, it's like there's a central tenet and core of truth. And what we see is, you know, let's say a watered down version to us here today on that side, right? We always look at them and we think that we're so far advanced because of our material, you know, our technological advances in with material science. Yet these things have not changed. Our stuff is going to disappear like quite quicker than then all of these things. And so I'm always fascinated by that. But yeah, yeah, what are we looking at here? Me too. I it's it's to me is we're looking at remnants of a civilization that is over 20,000 years old and most people don't believe it exists yet. But yet what they built is lasting the test of time, creating something like this that is over 20,000 years old to the very origin of divinity and humanity. And it's built with such precision and some of the hardest stone in the world. And it truly lasts the test of time. That is what a civilization should hang its hat on and in care about is continuing on the knowledge of what we have. That's what really matters, right? So look at look at this for a second, Will. It's just to connect it all for people who don't know. This biblical Hebrew bloodline chart from the Noah origins is well known. It's just more or less we didn't have the archaeological evidence to prove it. And this is from Genesis 10.9. It tells you the three sons and there you have the lower left. Japeth is assigned Europe, Turkey, Greece. It's right there. It's they went to different parts of the world and build everything around the world. Let's connect it just a couple more things that people don't believe it. Top right part of the screen. I want to just explain that this is this is a symbol that combines creates the South America symbol called the jacana. The is the step pyramid that is both inverted and not inverted. If you can put an image on here for people that I don't have on here, but throw in the giant temples of Medan, Soleil in Saudi Arabia, you'll see the inverted pyramid for specifically doorways into mountains in the underworld, showing us that you see how well the arrows above, down, up, down, up, down, up, down, right? And then you see that the inversion on everything, the tree of life represents the inverted version. It's all here. It's trying to tell us like mapping our reality. And then what you're seeing here in South America is to show is I believe that Lake Titicaca, specifically Puma Punku and Tiwanaku was a mirroring of creating the exact same civilization at Lake Vaughan with like Ionis and these other places. And then one more. Well, this is the last slide on the image. I want people to wrap their heads around the significance of what this is. Look at the symbols there. It's everywhere. It's everywhere in the ancient world. And this is Machu Picchu with this a spring, basically the spring, the elixir of life, like the balance of life and harmony of the earth, flowing through the very top of this, the same three stepped look, three stepped indented pyramid built out of basalt and granite of some of the hardest stone in the world. This is Machu Picchu with basic brick and mortar above it. What more tells the story than that? And this literally could not be further across the world to then Lake Vaughan at this location. And it just reiterates to you that there's something greater here. Well, there's something greater that connects to something that I think humanity can come together with realizing that maybe we do know what these symbols mean, and maybe they mean something that's far more divine and greater than a lot of people want to admit. Something that connects to something we can come together and realize that it's about this long, this lost legacy of us reaching divinity within the cosmos and the earth and the universe in a way where we become creator gods like them. And they're leaving the blueprints left behind from an age long lost that we only remember bits and pieces from like a story that people read and they they open the book and it's a dusty book and they read through and they wonder if that could be true. It really is. And our story, if you actually understand it and look at all the evidence is really truly the most incredible epic and the greatest story ever told.