Nub Phenomenon From the Giza Plateau to the Saxa-Human Fortress above Cusco in Peru, a worldwide phenomenon seems to be apparent from our ancient past and our friends at the ancient alternative view have been investigating. Described by Phil as the world-nub phenomenon, these marks in the most ancient monuments in our world are gripping the attention of current researchers who are investigating what they might be. Until now, we had not had any idea what they may be. We may be beginning to understand thanks to the uncovering and connections taking place by the research here on YouTube. To help bring this phenomenon to the attention of the subscribers of the Lost History Channel, we have agreed to play the findings here on our channel, so… Hello everybody and welcome to the Lost History Channel. In this video, we will be taking a look at the Nub Phenomenon, which I have been investigating on my own YouTube channel, the Ancient Alternative View. We do hope you will enjoy these findings. I have come to realise and agree with that this is a key phenomenon. It is one of the most perplexing arguments for the knowledge lost and of a past advanced civilisation that are not credited any further than a primitive acknowledgement. The worldwide Nub Phenomenon is the physical evidence that proves a worldwide engineering culture that spans the four corners of our world. Within my team's research, we have found that even the internal workings of the Great Pyramid have Nubs, which can be seen in the Port Cullis Chamber. Catalogging and marking them shows us that there were different variations to the phenomena. You can find singular or innate Nub examples and these can be seen in India at Tamil Nadu, along with many, many other examples all over India. The variations shown are identical to those we find in Peruvian examples. The mainstream view is that Nubs would be for lifting. This is not the case as there are bedrock Nubs and Yangshan quarry shows that if Nubs were for lifted, then a 16,000 tonne megalithic stone would have required some serious technology to lift it. We have investigated whether the Nubs are star aligned and could show directional markers for the engineers' travel. To understand the Nubs, you must understand the variations of them. Based on Nubs would prove that the Nubs wouldn't be for lifting. Examples of this can be found at Sagaster in Greece at the bottom of the pillars. Also, the Mankyurid Pyramid in Egypt would have been covered in them as shown by the examples around the doorway, entrance, the block above the door as a x3 Nub configuration, which can also be fact-packed found in Peruvian examples also. The Levy Mausoleum in Turkey shows the beveled blocks with Nubs, so a different variation but of the same Nub technology. The mineralogy of specific Nubs, which we are investigating now, could prove exactly what they were used for, i.e. whether power was ever transmitted through them, or whether stone softening or geopolymers were used in the process. The theories that I have explored are that the Nubs were communication systems for a specific set of engineers that worked together around the world using similar methods to create this system. This would mean that the engineers could communicate with each other and also there is a connection to the stars in certain instances. The sizes of the blocks in South America with the Nubs is simply too heavy to lift. They have so, with the research we have done and conclusively say in most cases they are not for lifting and variation in the Nubs is key to understanding them. Along with Michael and the team I worked from, around the world together we can decode the Nubs and their variations to determine exactly what the specific set of engineers that use this technique were trying to communicate and history can be rewritten again because this proves a worldwide engineering connection. Wait until you hear this. At first glance, the caracanchal wall seems as if there's nothing really to look at other than perfect stonework. However, one of the most enigmatic buildings in our ancient past has many, many secrets to offer. Now, if we take a look at this photograph on the outside of the building, again perfectly smoothed stonework to the naked eye looking around you probably wouldn't notice this solitary nub just staring and looking at us. So anyone that knew the Nubs, anyone that manufactured or made them would be in the know that this building contains such features. Now, a caracancher as I've said is very enigmatic and again at first look from the outside you'd think that this is just smoothed stonework. Now, everywhere very, very smooth. However, just peeking at us here on this photograph is a section that has four Nubs. Now, this is rebuilt because we can see that there's mortar in between the bricks. However, this is very, very ancient. No signs of Nubs anywhere other than here. Let's have a little bit of a look at those in detail. So again, anyone in the know that came to the caracancher in ancient times would have seen these and probably just wondered on earth are they but the rest of the building doesn't show them. I wonder why ladies and gentlemen of the ancient alternative view. Excuse me. Now, as we go to the inside of the building this has to be, well, if you look at these Nubs and these are Nubs, these Nubs have angles on them so they were definitely part of the manufacture. Now, the different sizes and the technical aspect of these Nubs notice as well, no polygonal stonework straight, straight, straight, straight. They're proving to us here that they didn't need to in this structure do any sort of polygonal stonework. Just bear that in mind. But these are some of the most technical Nubs I have ever found in my searches. And what I'm going to propose to you today, ladies and gentlemen of the ancient alternative view is a theory that's never been proposed before. I think that these Nubs are part of an ancient stone language and these are part of the internal caracancher where the Nub engineers could have seen like a wall chart, this language. And we're going to have a look around the world, ladies and gentlemen, to see if I can prove it. Now, if we have a look on this wall here, it's not greatest of photos, but you'll see my point. It looks on this side like there's no Nubs at all, none, perfectly smooth stonework, apart from maybe here. Now, just get rid of that. You can see these are actually positioned at different parts of the blocks. They're different sizes, different depths, one over here to the left, one over here to the right, far left, far right. Now, if you can imagine this as if the Nub engineers walked past, had a look at it and it was like a storyboard, almost like maybe a binary code or a Braille pattern or something along them lines. I mean, the mystery does very much deepen ladies and gentlemen of the ancient alternative view. Now, this is an excellent photograph. If we take a look at the Nubs on here, you can actually see there's different varieties of Nubs. Now, the consensus on European Nubs, bear in mind they're all around the world. We'll have a look at the Athens Acropolis later on and they are similarly formed like this with a circular top, but they vary considerably from site to site. See one here to the left, one to the right, pitted middle here, Nub to the right, one further in, two here, so a times one, one to the left, two one here. Could that be something that's speaking to the engineers of this car Accenture building? I believe it is, ladies and gentlemen, the ancient alternative view. Now, I wanted to show you this just because Nubs are so different from site to site. These cannot be for lifting guys.  So I'm just saying that as these are internal to the car Accenture, couldn't these be part of an ancient stone language that we've lost? Just a question. Another example of just how perfectly these were formed. Now, again, this is inside a structure, inside the car Accenture. Look, no Nubs internally at all apart from one here, slightly over to the right and one here, slightly over to the left. Now, could that have been telling the engineers something? Now, what I said before with regards to they didn't need to do polygonal stonework. Just look at this example. Everything is very, very straight as if the Nubs are on lines. Now, two to the edges, two to the edges, one there. They're very, very, very, very much apparent on here, but not on every block. Now, why? The only way that I can describe now, obviously, this is newer here, more, but this is the ancient stuff. So this is where the Nubs to me are jumping out and saying, this has to be part of something bigger than just a byproduct made from a block making process, ladies and gentlemen. So this is the photo of all photos to those that study the phenomenon, battle blocks and the phenomenon of Nubs. Bear in mind, this is the Coricancha in South America. Notice the uniform style knob. This here has been dipped as if the line has been changed. So if this was a language, then you have to look at that they change the line of the language by coming upward or downward like they have there. Now, why is this the photo of all photographs? Well, the bevel block conundrum seems to all be in the Mediterranean examples in Turkey, like Bellevue Mausoleum, that we'll look at later have beveled edges with nubs in the middle of the blocks. This is a fine bevel edge, ladies and gentlemen. One of the first beveled blocks ever found in South America. Now, this proves that the same engineering skill wasn't just in South America or just over in Europe or around the Mediterranean. No, no, it was worldwide. So the nub and bevel block engineers were worldwide. There's your proof there. Let's have a look at the configuration again. A two, a one, a one, but slightly further across up the line and so on. I think you're starting to get where I'm going here and wait until you see what I've found next. Now, I'm sure you've all seen quite a few of these images that I'm going to show you next, but when we're looking at it in a different way, what I want to show you is the way that their nubs were produced. Now, there's three here, two here, two here, two very small ones here with what looks to me like three nubs there. And I'll bear that in mind and keep it in your mind for a little bit later on in the episode. But if you imagine these as lines going upward and downward, these lines could change what these nubs mean, couldn't they? Just for argument's sake at the moment, but that's just one of the photos, bear with me. Now, this is already obviously been seen, it's the El Puma in Cusco. But if we sort of forget that for a moment and look at the configuration of the nubs that are around it, I personally think that everything was done with signs of the zodiac, so I don't think more scorpion, but there we go. But anyway, let's have a look at these. These are what are called inverted nubs. Now, I made up that to it because there's nobody that actually had a term for them, but on blocks that we find that have got no nubs, they're actually inverted. Now, if you look at this the same way as we have done before, like these are lines, and this is like times two times one, not quite sure what's going on there, but maybe two inverted nubs here, an inverted nub there maybe, you get the picture here and along this line again, two inverted nubs. Now, if this was some kind of encoded language, some kind of writing that only the nub engineers knew, then they could go up to these, know exactly what they were looking at, what was going on in the area. Anyway, let's go to some more examples, ladies and gentlemen. Now, I love this because it's a very, very detailed image. Apologies for some of the images if they're not coming out very clearly to your end, but they're the best of the best of what I could find. So anyway, do you see these again, different nubs? They're not the rounded ones that you found at the Karakantje, no. And what's that? It's not even a nub. So, these are inverted nubs, see what I mean? Not knocked off because you'd see completely different effect, one nub there. Why not on all of these? Why not on all of them? Why on just a sporadic few of them? But anyway, if we take a look at the configuration of these nubs, these are massive blocks by the way, and look how different they actually are. Now, if this was on a line and this was a language and these were going up on a line like this, and only the nub engineers knew what they meant. Again, remember that these are thousands and thousands of years old and would have been more refined. So the language on these sites could have been a lot more clear back in our ancient past. Better with me. Now, again, here, these lines, see how the polygonal stonework changes to accommodate where the actual nubs are. Now, in my eyes, that's lines and it's set almost like we were doing musical notes. I'm not saying they're tunes by any respects, but I do believe that there was some sort of communication for our ancients, and we're going to have a look. If you imagine, look at these nubs here, how different they are. It's in the middle of the doorway, almost saying this is the middle of the doorway, this is the main way through the entrance. Now, again, if I bring you to the side view here, what would be the point in having these ones down here, there wouldn't be any, these blocks are so big if they were lifting bosses that they would break, they just simply snap off that, you know, hundreds of tons. So for me, more, this is a front view of what people would have seen with regards to the language, if you want to have a closer look, then there you go, these nubs solid on, I know it's distorted a little bit, but they're very different from each other. So maybe the indentation, the inverted where they're placed on the block, where they're placed on the line, could have been very, very important to the letter or wording or number that they were trying to get to. Now, what I meant by inverted nubs is where the nub itself has actually gone into itself. I mean, there's different theories to that and how it could have happened, but he's a massive, they're really pointy, it's like you or I could step on them, as these are very, very shallow. So could this wall have meant something completely different? Just a theory that I'm going to keep on rolling with because I'm passionate that this is true. Now, look, we've looked at this wall, but I've added some marks onto here. If you look at how the lines are set, how the nubs are set, how far apart they are, why would you have one on that little block? You wouldn't if it was a lifting boss for argument's sake. Now, more inverted nubs look more inverted. What if each of these nubs meant something different? Each of these blocks for argument's sake will come back to this picture. Now, again, here, why aren't the nubs on this front part here? Because originally this bit would have been inside. I'm going to show you a separate image now in a moment. Look, all the way down there, very few nubs at all, if any. Now, if you would have wanted to put them up and cover all of this, so no one could see your specific language inside. Well, they did a pretty good job. I know the stones aren't there now, because you can see the cruder stones that have been put there by the later incis. And you look at the megalithic stones here, where obviously they were capable of doing the nubs because they're there, but they're not on the front of the building. Maybe they didn't want to advertise themselves. Now, again, imagine this was a corridor that we were walking down. We were walking down this corridor. Look at how refined some of the nubs are. We've got a couple here on the bottom course, which excludes them being for lifting. So if we imagine these being aligned and these two set in the middle here, and the major bulk is over here to the left, and we were walking down the corridor, maybe it was simple instructions to what went on down the corridor. I'm not quite sure exactly what each one meant yet, but I am positive that they are a language. Now, why am I showing you this? Almost like a picture board. Now, do you see here we've got a better picture coming up. So don't worry. These are all nubs. Internal nubs. And likewise, these were nubs. So let me just take you to this next photo here, which is very, very clear. I'm going to ask you a question. If you guys have been following me at all, then you'll know that I did an episode on Yang Shan. And you'll all be aware that Yang Shan is in China. And one of the mega lifts there has an enormous lifting nub on there, maybe five or six on one of the mega lifts. Isn't that eerily similar to those? But where would you have been lifting that to? Likewise, the Yang Shan mega lift? Impossible. But here's some internal nubs here. Also on here, you have got the in size motif. It's very difficult to see. If I go back a photo, I think even though it's darker, I can show it. Yeah. Now, let me just zoom into here. Do you see it there? That's the in size motif. It can be found in Palmyra. Well, it could have been found in Palmyra. I do have photos of it.  It's a bit of a where's wallet finding some of them, because some of them are singular to show that the nub engineers were there. These are showing you that something drastic was going on. They didn't have to produce these nubs. They could produce blocks as we've seen without them. But when you can deduce that they're proving that they're making the same blocks at the same places in South America as they were in China.  So I do apologize, ladies and gentlemen, but do you see how some of these blocks have nothing? They just left them completely empty. And to the corner here is a small one, very defined one here, a very defined one here, and then down the wall, obviously more crude stone from later generations up there. It's almost as if on the inside of here, they were leaving a message for us. So why in essence am I showing you this no real nubs coming out over the knees ones here and here, which are from a later date and repurposed to believe that for another episode. However, the megalithic part here, look at how some of these stones have been made. Now, over here, you've got what looks like partial inverted nubs, maybe, maybe a nub there, maybe one there. But it's these lines that fascinate me. Maybe the outside of here at some point was trying to tell us something because if you bear with me, ladies and gentlemen, of the ancient alternative, JJ, megalithic maiden, she made this discovery. And it's the same three marked stone. Now, we're going to look in detail at this war, ladies and gentlemen, not maybe on this image as much but lots. No, it's these two nubs circular. If ever there is a language in our ancient world in nubs, look at the three above the door, the two, the one, the one, the two, the two, the two in the middle. But we're going to have a look at this in detail, ladies and gentlemen. Excellent find JJ. Well done. Now, in the heart of the so called Egyptian engineering, we find the nubs. Look at those. There's actually two on the other side as well. Now, these could have been functional when it comes to water coming in and out of here. Bear that in mind. I've got a cracking link for that in a moment. But these are prominent defined nubs like we find all around the world. Now, maybe they said what the function was, how full it had to be a level marker, maybe. Now, if we have a look here on these stones, these are almost flattened as if they've been flattened completely, like the entrance. And it looks as if they would have gone all the way up to me all the way up over the top of the building. Now, the cuticle, our ladies and gentlemen, when it comes to nubs and nub photos, this is it. Look at the opposing nubs here, guys. Two here, four here and two opposing nubs there, non-surrounding. Maybe two opposing there. This is unbelievable. If this is a language and this went all the way up the pyramid. I wonder the case in stones removed by later generations that didn't want the language deciphered. But why an ear for those have been put in that configuration, guys? They simply wouldn't unless they meant something. Now, what I'm going to do is zoom into this photograph here and show you just how easily they could smooth the entrance stones here. And if we look back a bit as well, look at this here. I mean, a couple of colleagues of mine have thought this may be an animal and huge nub coming out of the stone. Do you see the size of the little girl here? Look at the size of those nubs in comparison to her. If these are a byproduct of them making of the blocks, which I believe that they are, then these were done on purpose because there's none on these sets of two, two, two or one. What could have been two? Two. The opposed nubs here, guys, the three, the two, the one. I mean, really, this is jumping out at me massively that it is a language. Now, let's have a little bit of a look and a zoom into two of the nubs. Now, these are rounded just like what we saw. These are the massive nubs that the little girl was by. They're huge. Look at them. Now, these are part of the rock. They're actually part of the stone. You can see it here. You can see that this is part of the stone. They didn't have to do them. They could manufacture these blocks without them. The front of the Mancure pyramid shows us that. So, I am 100 percent convinced that this was a language. Again, signs on these blocks of nubs. Two, a two, a one. We saw this in South America. This exact same effect. The bevel blocks were down there, which we can also find in Egypt, guys. This is physical evidence in stone. The nub engineers were up to something. Whether it be my theory of an ancient forgotten language, whether or not or how they were made, whether they were a byproduct. This is proof these guys could produce them at will. And if they weren't something, why did they produce them? This is another angle. Probably the craziest set of alternate nubs I've seen. I've researched these and I saw many people why they are two, a four and an opposing two. If that is not a language, ladies and gentlemen of the ancient alternative view, I do not know what is. Now, bear in mind, this would have covered a Mancure pyramid. All these stones have been taken away or lost or whatever, but that was the case in stone. This language would have covered the case in stones. Well, the Mancure pyramid, ladies and gentlemen. More examples here, more examples of how the stones themselves have nubs on, ones above do not. So they would if they were for lifting, just for argument and sake. But do you see how they're so different? They're so different and then smoothed. How did they do that, unless it was heated? Were they just built as different blocks? Or were these meant to say something completely different? This is my favorite photo on the Egyptian Mancure pyramid. It's almost like a storyboard of the nubs. This has to be a language. A two, a two, a three, a two may be invaded.  If these continued all the way up the pyramid, can you imagine what these nubs would have said? Now bear in mind the weathering that's happened on the pyramids of Egypt. Bear in mind the thousands and thousands and thousands of years all these are. And how define still? These nubs are on the Mancure pyramid. Ladies and gentlemen, I propose to you that the nubs were a language written in stone. I propose to you that the nubs were a byproduct, but they were not a fluke, that these engineers knew exactly what they were doing. And that we are missing, ladies and gentlemen, a huge part of the puzzle by not looking into the nub phenomenon or more as an ancient language. The Athens Acropolis, ladies and gentlemen, probably one of the best sites in the world for nub architecture. Bear in mind that quite a lot of these blocks may have had nubs on, but we see a distinct pattern. They've just how defined some of these nubs are, so then none at all. I know it's far-fetched sounding here. I know this isn't a Braille board, but we communicate with that. What if engineers communicated the same kind of way visually back in the day? Look at how they're just set for no apparent reason, every which way but loose. There's absolutely no way to me that these are not an ancient language. Now, this is the outside of the building. Now, there are none at first view. You wouldn't walk up to that and go, this is a nub engineering building, but if you look closely, those in the know would have known. They would have seen these nubs. They would have been attracted to these sort of places, especially if they were a very, very intelligent set of engineers passing on secrets. The caricature shows that they may have been trying to hide themselves. The fact that on the outside of these buildings, very discreet nubs. Something to think about, ladies and gentlemen. Now, on the outside of the Acropolis here, which again would have been inside, this part here would have been built up and there's absolutely none at the bottom here, but different sorts of styles in nubs. Why are some of them shallow? Why are some of them more defined and refined than others? My answer is that this was an ancient language, ladies and gentlemen, that these people knew exactly what they were doing when they made the nubs. Now, here we go on the Acropolis. We've seen these in South America. Do you remember the rounded, almost triangular style nubs? These are in Athens. If these engineers did not come across each other, how are these nubs exactly the same? But I'd also like to bring you to, if this was a language, you see how they've got a block with two, a block with two, a block with one, four singulars, a two or two, four, a two or two. It just seems to me like it's a definite language. Now, one of my favorite pictures of nubs. My friend over at Ancient History Criticism's Andrew, he supplied me with this, thanks Andrew. We're going to have a look at something on Andrew's work momentarily, but if you look closely at the bottom row here, there are nubs. There is no way those would have been lifted up onto there with them. They would have snapped. You're looking at two to five hundred tonne blocks at the bottom of here. Admittedly, these are quite uniform. However, if you look closely, apologies for the loss of maybe some of the clarity here, but some are more refined than others. Some don't have them. Some are up here that don't have them. If they were for lifting that high, surely they would be there. This could be an ancient language, staring us ladies and gentlemen, right in the face. Now, it's thanks to very good researchers, like Andrew at Ancient History Criticism's, David, Ucronia, Utopia, Ziggy Dan, Sheminator, Bennett, Uncharted X, people that have taken fantastic photos of this phenomenon that are allowing us to study not only the nubs but the bevel blocks now as a worldwide engineering phenomenon, because that's what it is, ladies and gentlemen, of the ancient alternative view. Now, is this a language? It's down to you to decide, ladies and gentlemen. Now, my friend over at Ancient History Criticism's, Andrew, he is one of the best nub independent researchers on the planet and he's excellent at finding these. Now, he's probably got one of the major finds in the ancient world on the nubs and that was found in the Assyrian. Now, I'm just going to play this forward ever so slightly and just pause it here. Now, he's kindly given me access to his videos for usage. Now, this in the Assyrian is a water level and it would have actually been above the nubs, so only at certain points would we have ever seen these. Now, there's another channel, Good Friend of Mine, called LAH. Now, LAH over the last two episodes that they've released bar their New Year's episode have been doing a canal system in Kapsnipka. Now, these canal systems are eerily similar to the Assyrian in the respect that these nubs may well have been water level markers and could well have been under water at specific points in time, but they're directly related. I mean, bear with this two seconds. Notice how they're on specific parts of specific blocks, one top left, one bottom right. Bear with me, ladies and gentlemen. I do have a close-up of a nub here coming up that I want you to see. Now, do you see this? These are some of the main researchers in the world on the physical evidence. Andrew at Ancient History Critisms is one of the best nub finders in the world. We, as a team, along with all the other ancient researchers that I've mentioned, Dave Bubcat as well, if I haven't mentioned anyone, I do apologize. Michael over at Lost History, he's aware of this. Anyone that follows me on Twitter is aware that I put a lot of hours into the nub research. Now, these engineers were prominent. Let's put that this way. These engineers were all over the world. Now, I'd like you to make your own decisions on what you think today about, well, I think some of the sites that we've looked at, ladies and gentlemen. Now, Bellevue, Morsley, Beveledge blocks with the nubs in the middle, similar nubs at the bottom. They were in different positions, ladies and gentlemen. Look at this. I mean, you've got a two, a two, a two, and a one. I could go on all day about these Bellevue, Morsley, and it's similar to the Mancura pyramid in the fact that it all would have been cased in these stones. See the rounded that we've looked at today, the square protrusion, all could be different variables to a specific language that we are missing. And I propose that, ladies and gentlemen, of the ancient alternative view that the nub and the bevel blocks are its own language to its own engineers, to its own special set of engineers that were all over our world. Although historical findings show that several ancient civilizations used elements of ciphers and codes in their writing, code experts say that these examples were meant to give the message a sense of importance and formality. The person writing the message intended for his or her audience to be able to read it. The Greeks were one of the first civilizations to use ciphers to communicate in secrecy. A Greek scholar named Polybius proposed a system for enciphering a message in which a cryptographer represented each letter with a pair of numbers ranging from one to five using a five by five square. The letters i and j shared a square. The Polybius square, sometimes called the checkerboard, looked like this. A cryptographer would write the letter B as one, two, that's seen here, and the letter O as three, four, as you can see there. To encipher the phrase, however stuff works, the cryptographer would write this sequence of numbers because he replaces each letter with two numbers. It's difficult for someone unfamiliar with the code to determine what this message means. A cryptographer could make it even more difficult by mixing up the order of the letters instead of writing them alphabetically. Julius Caesar invented another early cipher, one that was very simple yet confounded his enemies. He created enciphered messages by shifting the order of the alphabet by a certain number of letters. For example, if you were to shift the English alphabet down three places, the letter D would represent the letter A, while the letter E would mean B, and so forth. You can visualize this code by writing the two alphabets on top of one another with a corresponding plain text and cipher matching up like here. Notice the cipher alphabet wraps to A after reaching Z using the cipher system. You could encipher the phrase, how stuff works, like this. Have a go at it yourself, you can see. Both of these systems, the Polybius square and the Caesar shift form the basis of many of the ciphers used today. The Brihadishwara Temple, Tanjore, Tamil Nadu. This temple is dedicated to Shiva and is the magnum opus of Dravidian art. It was built by King Rajarja Chola in 1002 AD. In ancient days, Thanjavur, known as the rice bowl of Tamil Nadu, was an important city to the ancient Cholas. The Brihadishwara Temple amalgamates the best in tradition of temple building, architecture, sculpture, painting and other allied arts. It is composed of many interconnected structures such as the Nandi Pavilion, a pillared portico, and a large hall. It's Firmana, the rooflight structure that towers above the sanctum, sanctorium or main shrine is 66 meters high, ladies and gentlemen, of the ancient alternative view. And if those dates are correct, why are we finding nubs all over here? I'd like to see the engineers that were around then to have built these. However, parts of the temple may have been. I'm sure you've seen here that there's quite an array of different nubs. Now, in my ancient stone language, the first part, we've looked all over the world at different nub configurations. So, you know, I can't zoom in too much further, but we can see the same sorts of configurations, i.e. square ones, circular ones. But again, they're too shallow to be lifting buses. Plucks are just far too small. Absolutely no need for them to be there, unless of course they're a language. So today we've been looking at Polybius' square. Now, Polybius was Greek, so we can only go back to Greek times to apply the Polybius' square. And again, I've worked on maybe 150 different squares to try and break this code for you, and I'm hitting my head against a brick wall using the English language. However, if we look at this here, my starting points were if we were going to make a grid, then it's almost like they were leaving us a nub block marker or a shadow to where we were to start. So I was starting my grids, ladies and gentlemen, from here and coming all the way across, and doing that as a block. I've done five by five Polybius squares. Notice that there's another one here, ladies and gentlemen, of the ancient alternative view. Now, alternatively, they could have started at this block and they could have come backwards across the wall, couldn't they? Now, there's so many of them on here, it stands to reason that we would be looking for specific blocks and they could be specific letters. Now, and speaking to my team, Ziggy Dan pointed out to me that maybe there is no x that marks any spot, which I'm in agreement with. But maybe it was a temple marker, but it seems a lot of work to go to just to give us the name of the temple, which the people over time have been given names to anyway. It looks more to me like they were embedding a language within here, ladies and gentlemen, of the ancient alternative view. Now, that's one of the most magnificent pictures that I could find on the internet of this temple. You can get fairly close to it, but not this close. It's took me a long time to do so. Now, let's just have a look here, ladies and gentlemen, this photo. Now, again, this is a temple in India. My good friend Andrew, ancient history criticisms, I have been looking at nubs of India for the last four or five weeks with the team of Ukronia, Utopia, Dave, Ziggy Dan. And we've found some seriously good examples, so I'm not going to ruin that by showing you every single one, but again, the same here, ladies and gentlemen. Can you see the nubs on the front of this building? Now, they're not just singled to the top up here where Iplebia Square might have been applicable, but also down in the foundations. Now, across the world at Baalbek in Jerusalem and so on, we see more of a more of a bevel edged phenomenon. Now, you can find bevel edged blocks over here in India, but these nubs look, they're exactly the same configuration of some of the Peruvian examples, ladies and gentlemen. Now, why aren't they on all of the blocks? Now, it's a little bit difficult with this, but I think there's been a bit of twitching up going on. Now, I tried again to apply one, two, three, four, five, because we're finding a nub there. The same Iplebia Square to different points of these boxes to see if I could find a code, ladies and gentlemen, of the ancient alternative view. Now, it's becoming rather difficult because I don't think that the language was meant for our current English alphabet. There must be a different ancient key because I'm getting rambles of letters on the paperwork of different, well, I've done hundreds of them, ladies and gentlemen. Now, look again on the front of this temple, they've split it up, one, two, three, four, five would be the bottom, because you've got nubs on the bottom base blocks again. Now, I don't want this to distort too much for you, ladies and gentlemen, but if we go across here, exactly the same phenomenon, and they're all across the base layer here. Now, I'm just going to say this, if we were going to use this as a lifting boss, this goes all the way back down the temple, that would snap. That's not why they're there. Again, why would you have just him there? Why would you have just him there? Now, the Plebia Square that I did for this, ladies and gentlemen, actually came back with, again, another random set of letters A, B, D, I, J, M, N, U, Y, Z, and again, not actually meaning anything. So I'm missing a key. Now, I'm working night and day to find you one, but at this instance, ladies and gentlemen, I'm still not able to place Polybius Square and sort of re-engineer, re-engineer his theory to find us the language. However, ladies and gentlemen, I have found something that might interest you. You knew I would. So what it is, ladies and gentlemen, in Liverpool and designed a wall, and I noticed this and being ex-Navy, this is Morse code. Now, my Morse code, I don't know it, I'm going to be honest with you, I was in the Navy a long time and I don't know Morse code. So I came and had a look for it and it says, permission to come aboard. So there is, ladies and gentlemen, currently up to date languages written on walls and this specific set is in Liverpool. So it proves that this sort of thing has been used down the years which makes me even more adamant that the ancient nubs is a language. Could it be some kind of ancient Morse code, ladies and gentlemen? Could it be that they were showing us their roots around the world? We've seen that the Nub architecture is on the four corners of the planet. Not in all cases are they a language. We've also proved that there are different sorts of nubs around the world. What a constellation. A constellation is a group of stars that appears to form a pattern or picture like a Ryan, the Great Hunter, Leo the Lion or Taurus the Ball. Constellations are easily recognizable patterns that help people orient themselves using the night sky. There are 88 official constellations. Not necessarily, each constellation is a collection of stars that are distributed in space in three dimensions. The stars are all different distances from Earth. The stars in a constellation appear to be the same plane because we are viewing them from very, very far away. Stars vary greatly in size. Distance from Earth and temperature. Gimmer stars may be smaller, farther away or cooler than brighter stars. By the same token, the brightest stars are not necessarily the closest. Of the stars in Cygnus, the Swan, the faintest star is the closest and the brightest star is the furthest away. Most of the constellation names we know came from the ancient Middle Eastern Greek and Roman cultures. They identified clusters of stars as gods, goddesses, animals and objects of their stories. It is important to understand these were not the only cultures populating the night sky with characters important to their lives. Cultures all over the world and throughout time, Native American, Asian and African have made pictures with those same stars. In some cases, the constellations may have ceremonial or religious significance. In other cases, the groupings help to mark the passage of time between planting and harvesting. There are 48 ancient constellations. They are the brightest grouping of stars. Those observed easily by the unaided eye. There actually are 50 ancient constellations. Astronomers divided one of the constellation groups Argo into three parts. Modern constellations like the Peacock, Telescope and Giraffe were identified by later astronomers of the 1500s and 1600s. 1700s also. These guys used telescopes and were able to observe the night sky in the southern hemisphere. These scientists connected the dimmer stars between the ancient constellations. There are 38 modern constellations. In 1930, the International Astronomical Union officially listed 88 modern and ancient constellations. One of the ancient constellations was divided into three parts and drew a boundary around each. The boundary edges meet dividing the imaginary sphere, the celestial sphere, surrounding Earth into 88 pieces. Astronomers consider any star within a constellation boundary to be part of the constellation, even if it's not part of the actual picture. Not all stars, billions of stars and only a fraction of them, make up the shapes of our constellations. These are the stars they're easily seen with the unaided eye. Ancient observers connected these stars into the star pictures. All stars, however, fall within the boundaries of one of the 88 constellation regions. As astronomers studied the night sky with modern telescopes, they were able to discern stars in the dark space around the constellations, stars that were not part of the original pictures. You can see some of these stars by observing the sky on a dark night. If you look up at the sky with binoculars, you will see even more stars. If you have a telescope, even more. All stars you see belong to one group of stars. The stars in our own galaxy, the Milky Way. Remind you of anyone, ladies and gentlemen? How are the stars and objects in the dark sky named and located? Hundreds of the brightest stars, those visible with the unaided eye were given names in ancient times. These included Elatenin of Draco the Dragon and Vega in Lira the Lear. Many of these stars have multiple names having been observed by multiple different cultures, ladies and gentlemen of the ancient alternative view. Today's stars are named by the coordinates on the celestial sphere. This is an imaginary sphere surrounding the earth. Earth's north and south poles can be extended in space to this sphere marking the north and south celestial poles. The poles around which the sphere spins Polaris marks the intersection of the extended north pole and sphere. Earth's equator extended into space intersects the sphere and the celestial equator dividing it into northern and southern head atmospheres. All stars and objects in space such as constellations can be mapped relative to the poles and equator of the celestial sphere. Their position north or south of the celestial equator essentially their latitude is called the declination. Their position east or west essentially is their longitude or right of ascension measured in hours minutes and seconds on earth. We measure our longitude east or west from Greenwich England. Right ascension on the celestial sphere is measured from the intersection of the elliptic planet of earth's orbit and celestial equator. There are numerous catalogues of stars each with a different scheme for annotating positions. This means that each star has even more names. One of the most famous catalogues from the 1800s the Bond Survey divides the sky into one point wide bands of declination and numbers to the stars from the west to the east using right ascension. In the Bond Survey Bonadishptomrong Vega is BD plus 38, 32, 38. The 3238 star in the band integrated 10 catalogues to include the positions of over 250,000 stars. Vega is SAO 067174 in this catalog. The Hubble telescope has allowed astronomers to see even more stars. The Hubble telescope guided star catalog currently lists the coordinates for over 19 million bright objects. 50 million which are classified as stars. There's a diagram ladies and gentlemen of what we've been looking at today. These stars are distant objects. Their distances vary but they all vary far away. Excluding our sun the nearest star Proxima Centura is more than four light years away. As Earth spins on its axis we as Earth-bound observers spin past the background of distant stars. As Earth spins the star appears to move across the night sky from east to west for the same reason that our sun appears to rise in the east and set in the west. Stars close to the celestial poles the imaginary points where Earth's north and south axes point in space have a very small circle of spin so if you find Polaris Earth's north pole star you will observe it moved very very little in the night sky. The farther from Polaris the wider the circle of the stars trace. Stars that make a full circle around the celestial pole like those in the big and little dippers in the northern hemisphere are called circumpolar stars. They stay in the night sky and do not set. At the equator there are no circumpolar stars because the celestial poles are located at the horizon. All stars observed at the equator rise in the east and set in the west. Why do we see different constellations during the year? If observed through the year the constellations shift gradually to the west this is caused by Earth's orbit around the sun. In the summer viewers are looking in different directions in space at night they are during the winter. What is a zodiac ladies and gentlemen? Earth orbits our sun once a year. Viewed from Earth our sun appears to trace a circular path. This path defines a plane called a plane of elliptic or just the ecliptic. The zodiac is the group or belt of constellations that fall along the plane of the ecliptic. It is through the constellations that our sun appears to pass. While there are 12 astrological constellations of the zodiac there are 13 astronomical zodiac constellations. Capricornus, Aquarius, Pisces, Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius and Aphiscus. The annual cycle of the zodiac was used by ancient cultures to determine the time of the year. Now take a look at these closely ladies and gentlemen of the ancient alternative view. We're going to come up against these again shortly. Most of the planets except Pluto have their own orbits that are very close to the ecliptic plane defined by Earth's motion. Within about eight degrees above or below, if you include all the constellations encompassed by this broadening definition of the ecliptic plane you have 21 to 24 constellations of the zodiac. Why don't the constellations line up with astrological dates? The astrological signs were identified and connected to the calendar about 2,500 years ago. However, since that time the timing of Earth's seasons has shifted. This is partially due to the fact that Earth wobbles a little like a top, making its axis point in different directions at different times. This is predictable cycle of change over a period about 23,000 years, ladies and gentlemen, of the ancient alternative view, because the direction of the Earth's axis of rotation determines at which point in the Earth's orbit the seasons will occur. This wobble would cause particular season, for example, northern hemisphere's winters to occur at slightly different places over time. Through time then the seasons have shifted with respect to the background of the zodiac constellations. 5,000 years ago our sun passed through Taurus during the spring equinox. Today it is in Pisces at the start of spring, so if you wonder why your horoscope may be off a bit, perhaps by several thousands of years, this shift may be the reason, ladies and gentlemen, of the ancient alternative view. Now, when looking at the specific star constellations, I noticed that the Peruvian-style stonework, as you can see with the nubs appearing in front of you, appeared very consistent to the star constellations themselves. Now, I wondered whether there could be a possibility that this phenomenon may lead us to finding a connection around the world to the star constellations, ladies and gentlemen, of the ancient alternative view. We now travel around the world to China, to Yangshan. The middle monolith weigh in 16.8 thousand tons, so they were obviously preserving this for a certain reason. Now, if we have a look at the megalith, as above is as below, if you look at this and mirror it to the stars, they are absolutely identical. One, two, three, four, five, one, two, three, four, five, with underneath identical to the constellation we are looking at, ladies and gentlemen, of the ancient alternative view. Now, with the size of the megaliths in China at Yangshan, these were not meant to be moved, not to my knowledge, because how would you lift these? 16,000 tons, so they were obviously meant to be preserved for a reason, ladies and gentlemen of the ancient alternative view. Now, was it for our star alignment? Let's see if we can find any other examples of this today. Now, when we started looking at to me on that do in India, firstly we started recognising that there was a language on the walls. Now, my friend Chris at the Stone Nub language at Twitter made this comparison and I think you can see that it directly compares to Pisces on of our star constellations, ladies and gentlemen of the ancient alternative view. Now, the rest of the language on here must be multi-layered, as this only points at one section of the wall. I'd like to point out what we looked at on the first Stone Nub language that maybe shadow play comes into play and what we're seeing here is relevant to the moonlight and the night sky. If this is a multi-layered language, ladies and gentlemen, then maybe the sun in the day brought out one aspect of the language and maybe the moon brought out another, because as you can see the direct comparison is strikingly similar from China to India to South America, ladies and gentlemen of the ancient alternative view. I wonder what your thoughts are on this. Now, a very close friend of the channel, Andrew at Ancient History Criticism, in his recent India production promoted Vlad 98 VT's tricutum India setup of the, well, we call them nubs. Now, I'd like to point out that this looks absolutely identical to the Orion's belt, even to the point here where it's got absolutely all the stars as well, if you can see. Now, this is and has to be a link to what they were looking at in reference to the nubs, ladies and gentlemen.  If you'd like to learn more about the nubs and their worldwide configurations and what they're all about, and I link them to a language, this man finds as many as anybody. It's part of our research team, which I'll get to towards the end of the video, but I think yourselves can see that this is pretty much identical, ladies and gentlemen, and we've seen some examples now all around the world. It's too close not to be something, isn't it, ladies and gentlemen. When looking at specific nub variations, it is important to remember that when the mainstream narrative says that these are for lifting, that we look at the sizes of the nubs, looking comparison to this gentleman's head. A nub in specific comparison above him would have had to have been the size of a tree trunk. Now, that either means that the scale of person was different in respect to lifting. We need to look at the fact that they didn't lift the larger blocks that are by this gentleman's legs. Now, does this not indicate, ladies and gentlemen, as we've looked at before, more of a language than a lifting block? The opposing nubs, as well, ladies and gentlemen, are just not conducive for lifting. Why would you have two opposing, one at the top and one at the bottom? Two at the top, two at the bottom. It just doesn't make sense. So, I think once and for all today we can say that the Mancure, a pyramid nubs, were not for lifting. Now, that's not to say that some were not, ladies and gentlemen, of the ancient alternative view, because as we've discovered the nubs are a multi-layered language, functional and also have different meanings across the world, but the same engineers or teachers must have taught that skill. Now, can we find these nubs in a great pyramid, ladies and gentlemen, of the ancient alternative view? Well, ladies and gentlemen, of course there are. Some of the most standardized examples of the nubs that we can find are the Circle Topped nubs. You can find examples in Peru that are eerily similar to this one on the Great Pyramid. Now, this must be conducive of similar builders. Maybe they were later, maybe they were earlier. The fact remains though, ladies and gentlemen, that the Port Cullis Chamber within the Great Pyramid does hold a nub. There is one of three images of this Port Cullis. One is a schematic and the other one shines a light over the top of the nub, which you can see clearly here that these exist within the Great Pyramid. So, were the nub architects engineers the builders? There are even ornate nubs seen high here as well. Just like you would find in Indian examples also, just one hidden there. It isn't part of the language and it may be functional, but it's certainly a nub, ladies and gentlemen, of the ancient alternative view. Another ornate singular nub can be shown next to the header here, ladies and gentlemen, of the ancient alternative view. There are many, many examples of the nubs within Egypt. So, while we're looking at all of them, Phil, what's actually going on here today? The Keeper of Genesis, Robert Boval and Graham Hancock. Chapter 16, Message in a Bottle. Together with the ancient texts and rituals that are linked to them, could the vast monuments of Giza and Acropolis have been designed to transmit a message from one culture to another? A message not across space, but maybe across time. Egyptologists replied to such questions by rolling their eyes and hooting derisively. Indeed, they would not be Egyptologists or at any rate they could not long remain within that profession. If they reacted with anything other than scorn and disbelief to suggestions that then Acropolis might be more than just a cemetery, that the Great Sphinx might significantly predate the epoch of 2,500 BC, and that the pyramids might not just be royal tombs. Hmm. By the same token, no self-respecting Egyptologists would be prepared to consider, even for a moment, the outlandish possibility that some sort of mysterious message might have been encoded into the monuments. So whom should we turn to if you're advised when confronted by what we suspect may be a message from a civilization so far distant from us in time as to be almost unknowable? The anticypher. The only scientists actively working on such problems today and those involved in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence. They endlessly sweep the heavens for messages from distant civilizations and they have therefore naturally had to give some thought to what might happen if they ever did identify such a message. According to Dr Philip Morrison of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, to begin with we would know very little about it. If we received it we would not understand what we were getting but we need to have an unmistakable signal full of structure, full of challenge. The best people would try to decode it and it will be easy to do because those who have constructed it would have made it easy to decode otherwise there would have been no point. This is anti-cryptography. I want to make a message for you who have never got in touch with any symbols of mine no clue, no key, nevertheless you'll be able to read it. I would have to fill in full of clues and unmistakable clever devices. In his book Cosmos Professor Carl Sagan of Cornell University makes such the same point and does so curiously enough with reference to the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic system. He explains that the Egyptian hieroglyphs are in significant part a simple substitution cipher but not every hieroglyph is a letter or syllable some are pictographs. When it came to translation the mix of letters and pictographs caused some grief. For interpreters in the early 19th century however a breakthrough was made by French scholar Champollion who deciphered the famous Rosetta Stowe. A slab of black basalt bearing identical inscriptions in Egyptian hieroglyphs and in Greek. Since Champollion could read the Greek all he needed was some kind of key to relate specific hieroglyphs to specific Greek words or letters. This key was provided by the constant repetition in the Greek text of the name of Pharaoh, Ptolemy V and an equal number of repetitions in the Egyptian text of distinctive omblong enclosure known as a cartouche containing a repeated group of hieroglyphs the sacred comments. The cartouches were the key almost as though the pharaohs of Egypt had circled their own names to make the going easier for Egyptologists 2,000 years in the future.  I wonder whether they'd hidden another secret language within the hieroglyphs ladies and gentlemen. Let's go and take a look if it's when we look at these if you look at the lines which might I add if you just make this a little bit bigger ladies and gents there we go you can see that this is granite and it's lined now if we just think for one moment the universal nub shape which is inverted in this case is like a half sun and you've got them here see how they're lined apart now obviously these are hieroglyphics but these shapes are very very similar aren't they ladies and gentlemen than the nub shapes that we get now if we single those out and go and have a look at them looking a little bit more like this then you can see that it singles out the nub shapes now if this is more the cipher than the language then we could surmise that hidden within the hieroglyphs is a different language now we've studied all over the world we know that there's nubs everywhere in the world it's very difficult to distinguish which were the earliest of our nubs was it the Peruvian examples that we see the Coricancha and all over Sassusay Shwan and Olinte and Tambo and so on so forth but if we surmise that the great pyramid and the earlier hieroglyphs are some of the oldest writings as well in the world and maybe the ancient wisdom keepers of today and yes the year hid a language within the hieroglyphics and it's very odd that they're shaped similarly to our nubs ladies and gentlemen so we've been doing a little bit of digging here at the ancient alternative view to see whether we can come up with any other examples that look like this now if we have a look at this set of specific hieroglyphs here ladies and gentlemen then we can surmise lots of different things you're almost going to have to imagine a lot of the hieroglyphics taken away and if we look at some of the configurations although a little bit tarnished over time these are perfect what we would call standardized nub shapes and also within a lot of the circular shapes you have little tiny nubs now they're all over the hieroglyphs in Egypt and if we can surmise and we're doing a lot of that today surmising but the ancient wisdom keepers of Egypt did suggest that there was a hidden ancient language within the hieroglyphs and all over these lots and lots of different representations of the standardized nub shapes and circular nubs that we find all over the world now we all know that the Egyptians or let's say pre-egyptians were very very clever at monitoring the stars now if these are ciphers rather than the language itself then maybe we are holding the cipher to the ancient language of the wisdom keepers ladies and gentlemen of the ancient alternative view now if there is a cipher for the language hidden within the hieroglyphs in ancient Egypt and we also surmise that the nub language around the world may coincide with this all the other way around we have to look at the fact that the ancient Egyptians or the pre-egyptians could have been looking at magnetic fields and power they were obviously well equipped at geometry mathematics what were they looking for it looks to me like they were looking for magnetic fields and if that's the case and the cipher is within the hieroglyphs maybe we're waiting for the message to decipher rather than we're trying to find the language out of the nubs it's just another thought process ladies and gentlemen so we have to look outside the box here at the ancient alternative view and that is what we are doing to decipher the nub language and also to see whether it holds the key to ancient power power i hear you all screaming how in earth could there have been power when all we used was copper chisels sticks and stones in our ancient past well is an image from ancient egypt it's within granite shows how fine with a small needle that this linework actually is this is six representations of the dendera star from the dendera temple i've been studying this with sherman ater osbourne and it seems along the sides here we have a small addition to the star now the reason that i'm showing you this on nub language part five is that this into granite literally the power that would have been required to do this on the finest level i leave open to you ancient alternative view i surmise that these small stars are a representation of a lost power to us ladies and gentlemen in the ancient alternative view because i don't think our scientists today could replicate these now i hear you all screaming how on earth would that have been done ancient alternative view well i don't know is the question and the answer to that um i surmise that even our finest diamond cutting tipped equipment even our best water jetting equipment wouldn't be able to do this so i ask you if there was no power if our engines had no way to have power how is this possible let alone the functionality and the capabilities of what the pyramid structures would have been able to do now we've looked at today ladies and gentlemen different examples of the nubs different examples of technological aspects that would have been used to prove that there was power in our ancient past we keep hunting for the answers to the nub language is it the cypher that the ancients left us within the hieroglyphics of ancient egypt or ladies and gentlemen is it a stone nub language that we are yet to decipher i leave these questions with you ancient alternative so the nub language plot thickens ladies and gentlemen of the ancient alternative view we know they're worldwide and we know they're hidden within the hieroglyphics of Egypt as said by the ancient wisdom keepers of Egypt were they pre-egyptian were these people hiding a secret language within the plateau that we also can see around the world ladies and gentlemen i leave the decision to you to open your minds and work out why these buildings were built so enigmatic was the electronic power electrical power where a cypher was hidden i believe that this is true ladies and gentlemen and i'd love to hear your opinions and thank 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The special 301 report by United States trade representative USTR as it's known as has condemned India and China as prominent sources of counterfeit medicines distributed worldwide with 20% of all pharmaceutical products sold in the Indian market projected to be counterfeits. The USTR report which is an annual review of the IPR protection and enforcement measures regarding US trading partners has placed India on the priority watch list for violation of IPR. They were suggesting that these violations could actually represent a serious threat to patient health and safety. The report also claimed that India exports counterfeit drugs to Africa, Canada, the Caribbean, the EU, South America and the United States. And India's counterstand on these allegations has been very very strong. They have not only vehemently dismissed all the allegations but have also argued that it is an attack on the low-cost generics and the thriving Indian drug manufacturing industry which is the pharmacy of the world and low-cost being crucial to making healthcare affordable. India has also questioned the genesis and methodology of this USTR report and stuff in my opinion the thrust of USTR on protection of IPR etc in the pharma sector will lead to keeping the prices of pharmaceutical products and medicines so high that it will be beyond the reach of developing nations thereby seriously affecting the middle and lower income group and the poor people.


And today we want to speak about men's mental wellness, men's mental health, because there has been an alarming number of suicide, of death by suicide by men, especially in Kirinyaga County. And I'll just give you some figures before I introduce the guest. We have 132 people who have died of suicide in Kirinyaga in 2021 and 2022 and out of the 132, 106 are men and 26 are women. So you can imagine that range, that is quite a huge number of men committing suicide. Also, most men die of suicide by hanging themselves inside the houses and on trees while others die drown themselves in rivers and wells. This is some of the statistics found and according to World Health Organization, males die by suicide at twice the rate of females and high income countries have the highest suicide rates among males. So these are some of the, you know, worrying statistics that are there in regards to mental health in on men. And we want to address this today and for that we are joined by Anthony Njenga, who is a counselor and not a new face on Y2Five, what can you say to Anthony? Anthony, it's been a minute. Yeah, it's been a minute. Glad you have you. It looks good. I can imagine now, you may set the tone. I don't know if it's because of the car. Oh, wow. I don't know. It's because of the color. It's because of the orange. I don't know. I'll go show you and get it from you. It's because of the tone. I can't read the message. I can't read it. Anyway. Propaganda. Well, you look good yourself. Thank you so much. All right. So let's talk about this. Yes. Why is it that it's important to speak about this now? I think it's high time. And I think we have been doing this for the longest time possible. We have not been doing this now. Personally, I have an initiative whereby it's called Encourage to Inspire. I've been going to schools, high schools, primary schools, universities, colleges, different institutions, churches, corporates, you know, talking about these issues because, you know, it's high time we focus on men. You know, I think we have, in the past period, to focus on ladies and women and girls. We have empowered more ladies and women.  But now it's high time we have men's talk, men's conference, not men's conference here, Valentine. But now this on a serious case because it is high time because you can see the cases of Kirinyaga, 106 men, you know, out of 100 and 32. So it is high time because I feel like for the men, you know, the background, the culture, the society, the men have been raised to be the strong men. So even after the circumcision process, after that, you become a man from a boy, you know, talk on a physical level. So some of that, some of that change, some of that cultural perspective and the societal perspective of how a man should behave. But one thing people should realize that is that a man is a normal human being like any other person. They're also human. Yes. And we have emotions too. You know, I usually am one advocate of saying it is very okay for a man to break down. It's very okay for a man to be emotional. But the men who are watching it will be like nah. We can't do that. We can't do that. Unless they are lures and they're going to the funeral. We're getting hit. But anyway, it is very okay, it is very okay for a man to break down.  We try so hard to make a living for ourselves, for our families, you know. You know, if a man has a responsibility, the moment you reach at a certain age, if you're at a certain age, if you're feeling a mess, you need too much.  People are looking at you and there's that pressure. You need to work. If maybe you have a family, you have a home. You have kids. You have a wife. You know, you have people at home who are looking or are dependent. Probably you are only receiving a salary of like $10,000. And I'm imagining that there's a man maybe in Nairobi. You're the only one who has been educated in your family yet. People are looking at, you know, seeing you as a village. But one thing, Steph, as a man, they need to understand is that the society has so many expectations to own up to a man that, you know, you have to man up. Now you're in the Caribbean, Valentine's, talking of that. There's that pressure already. There's a lot of pressure.  Come out and pay your gifts. But, you know, it is high time. How about you shift this conversation to you as ladies? How about you gift this man? Yeah. Because let me tell you for a fact. And this I'm telling you for a fact. Right now, most people are single, most men are single, because there's a lot of pressure in relationships. Okay. So there's a man that prefers to be single, after two years, after two years, then to be involved in a relationship, and you don't put too much pressure. You don't want to stress more. No, no. Because there's a video saying of a man who has a suicide story. It's an old man, I think around 50s. There's a reason why people commit suicides. It's because there's a lot of pressure in the house, but there's a lot of pressure. There's a societal perspective of pressure. There's a lot of pressure. There's a lot of pressure. There's a lot of pressure. And I think most times we joke around that. Exactly. It's normal. So what do you say to that? There's a lot of pressure. There's a lot of pressure. You know, the man, it's for both of us. How should it be? So that, you know.  You guys are in a relationship. You're married. You have decided to do this life together. I think it should be a balance. They should be a balance. If I'm doing this, at least helping something. But there are ladies who receive, or women who receive a salary of maybe whichever amount, and you pursue a career. But for a man, maybe I receive salary. You know, there are cases whereby ladies are receiving a salary more than the man, and it's the man who is providing. And the lady's salary is bank. If I'm doing this for 20K, I won't be familiar with it.  And there are people who say, if I'm doing this for 20K, I'm going to be a sponsor. I'm going to be a sponsor. I'm going to be a fan. So there's too much pressure, I think. The boy child. The boy child. I don't want to make too much pressure from the society, from the culture. They're talking of the same story of suicide. Last week on Tuesday, there was a 14-year-old boy. You saw that. He committed suicide. He didn't commit suicide for one. He didn't commit suicide for one, but he committed suicide. The father had already paid the fees. He had already paid the fees. The boy was excited. He was at work. He was obedient. He was so excited. But the father was shocked that he committed suicide for one. You know, there are a lot of cases that are happening even in the primary school level. That's why I'm one advocate of saying and even talking to you know, schools are open right now. I'm one advocate of saying it is very important. I think right now, we're pursuing mental health in schools. I think now, there are a lot of counselors in schools. But I think it's high time we put... It's required to know if there are a lot of people after a few years or a few months in the primary school level. It should be there because a lot is happening in primary schools. A lot is happening in high schools.  True.  Yeah. 85% of it, your personality, your character, how you are right now. It was built when you were young. When you were young. So you can imagine this 14-year-old boy probably, maybe, you know, Sodom is happening even in the primary school level.  Yeah. You know, people think that men cannot be sexually abused but men can be sexually abused. Those are some of the things that men go through and they tend to... Exactly. They cannot say it because it's high time even the society creates that safe space for us to be able to share our issues because people tend to think that men can be sexually abused. For example, can I give you an example? Let's say, for example, we are dating. Yeah. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. It's an example. No, we are dating. Now, let's say, for example, you have a disagreement with your relationship.  My wife has beaten me. How would they take it? The retcons. Ah, that's why men can be sexually abused. Men can be sexually abused. Now, how would that case be solved? You know, issues of gender-based violence on physical abuse, sexual abuse, it happens on men too, not only on women. But people don't try to understand that. They feel like it's only women who want to go through that.  But I would ask you, Anthony, why is it that the cases are on the rise now as compared to, you know, the times of our parents and the generations that were before us? Wasn't it the same thing when the men, the providers of the home, when the expectations are the same? So why is it different now? I think it is different right now because you know your time. There are times we don't know what happened. A lot happened. And you know most of the time our parents, I would say our parents also need therapy because our parents also go through a lot maybe from the other families. So they try and project to their kids. Okay. Our parents, let's say if it is a mom and the dad in a home and they have a boy in that home state as the first born or the second born or whichever, let's say these parents were not raised well in their home, okay? Now, it is a strictness they try and project the same on the kids. They try and determine the kids' future. There are parents who say their children need a course. They also need engineering. They need a law. Don't do media. No, no, no. Media is bad. It doesn't have market. Do doctor. It would be a doctor. Do medicine. Do surgery. In the process you should know maybe you are going to act but in the process you should know teaching. Now, you should know at a field who my family is an expect family and we need support. Thank you. I am not getting that support from my family. Now, who am I supposed to talk to or be open to? If my family is the first that's the first that's the first close person of close friend we have. Come a family and we support. Now, who else to support me? So, from the family and also on the same same area we have 14-year-old boy male grade four last year December 2022 grade four pupil and commit suicide. It's crazy because even in my nephew's school there was also a grade three student last year. You can imagine I have grade three and I have been there for 9-10 years. Yeah, who committed suicide. I mean, why? There is a lot happening in the grass root level. I think it's high time even as the government even as the society even as parents we look at the grass level the ground because you think we do the escalating yet adult. No. There are things of our childhood what the things we ignored in our childhood. So, we need to address the childhood traumas that we have. We need to address the childhood traumas because it really matters a lot because we have a grade three, grade four, 14-year-old boy from one this is the primary school. Maybe it's because you go through that you share you share and there is the fear of being a man who is maybe your parent like where are you I am I am I am we expect this from ladies or girls but it is a bad thing for you to open up that's why there are men who hide behind behind bars let me tell you something for a fact, Stephanie take it to the bank and those who are watching can attest you can do you can do you can have that or people cannot feel at which they share at which they share issues where do we hide drugs where do we hide alcohol go to Mombasa there is issues of drug abuse look at the gender look at the statistics of drug abuse in Mombasa and alcohol you say some are drugs heroin cocaine these are drugs these are statistics they are men 26-year-old boy these are men who committed suicide in Kirenyaga because there is no money at the bank at the bank imagine the article the previous evening this man was having a confrontational argument with the mother in the party but then the following morning the body decided to commit suicide 26-year-old you can imagine that's because there is no money at the bank so this is exactly the underlying issues how is it the mother maybe she has a close connection so she is at the bank hiding behind drugs the people who hide behind alcohol they have issues and that's why I say be very careful there are signs and symptoms of somebody or a man who is going through mental health illness alcohol and drugs and you feel this is a normal thing this is just leisure two reasons for leisure and for abuse I say leisure once in a very long time in a while I say beer is just one glass or one bottle and that's it but now you get somebody you have a friend who is a man you have a relative you have a brother who is a man who is a man maybe you have a son and you keep on seeing them going on and on maybe you have a son you know a lot is going through and you go through and maybe you have a girl you have a drug you have alcohol because and I feel there is no one to listen to me there is no one to talk to me because I am I am a man who should I talk to you know so what should be done I'm being told that time is running out but you want to know the solutions to this what should be done by the government because they read people from Kirinaga were saying that government should come in and do something so what should be done and on a society level what can we do to to help men in the society speak up because that is the problem men are not speaking enough so yeah give us some recommendations now on Kirinaga let me say that the government can come in work with NGOs work with me also I'm a therapist I'm a psychologist they can work with psychologists work with doctors who are professionals or mental health advocates in the same area we're ending now with different personnel we're ending our tackle issue work with more awareness programs men awareness programs men awareness programs in Kirinaga county what they said I imagine right now it's the best time for the county government or the national government to take that charge in Kirinaga or organize men awareness programs at least to engage the men and as a society we need to really really create that safe space for a man to open up it is very okay for a man to be emotional to be vulnerable to be vulnerable so it is very okay as a society don't create that notion that a man you know when they come talking to you they believe you if you're a friend to that man if you're a sister or you're a brother or a parent to that son or that man please make that routine of talking to your to your person or your child talking to your brother or your you know your relative your cousin talk to them if you're a parent please talk to your sons at our QI school make sure at least to know when you go to school you don't go once in a while to talk to them and ask how they're doing probably they're afraid of talking to the school council or the teachers and they feel like QI was a parent you're the first person they can talk to so let's create that notion as parents even as society to make men feel safe it is very okay to not be okay I advise please open up get someone you can confide in get a friend get a relative get a professional I'm a psychologist I believe in my number after this you can talk to me I will help you I will be with you and work with you the journey of recovery and healing don't feel alone you're not alone I need you Kenya needs you the world needs you your parents needs you the people in your close family need you so do not feel like hope is lost don't feel waterless don't feel hopeless there is a solution to everything nothing is permanent nothing is permanent to say the fact that you are alive today means that God still has a purpose for you there is still a plan for you it's not the end don't give yourself too much pressure probably you're watching me and you don't have plans for volunteering for your partner for your wife for your spouse for your girlfriend and your a man don't give yourself too much pressure talk to your partner it is very okay if they do not understand you then that is not the kind of person you need to be with change the people around you exactly do you think we can change the notion in man's head if I can put it there in the you know the perception that men have because also toxic masculinity is ingrained in them because that's how they've been raised I'm a man I can't do this I can't open up as much as we can create that safe space can we break you know break into that notion and remove it completely yes we can but it starts by you as Stephanie what are you doing because you know you cannot talk to each and every man in this country the men in your the people the men in your contact list the men you hung around with the men who are your friends that it doesn't matter how many men they are just one man just make them feel safe talk to them call them once in a while ask them how they are doing do they need something when I say I have a weakness in society perspective if a man calls a lady and asks for money for certain things that's a red flag but no probably they mean it they really want to give you back the money talk to that man if you're a lady talk to that man if you have a boyfriend and you're a lady talk to your man ask them how are they doing how many times let me ask this question to those who are watching you are you're watching me you're watching this right now when the BBM say when the girlfriend say how many times do you ask your man if he is okay how many times do you call your man not to ask for money not to ask for attention but to ask how your man is doing how many times ask yourself that question okay yes that's very key we really need to assess ourselves exactly in order to change this and finally as you conclude if someone is going through that face and they feel suicidal what should they do and you can close also by giving your social handle to where people can reach you that is your camera again okay now what you should do number one you should know that let me give let me encourage you if you're watching me right now face in life whereby things are not easy you're facing economic crisis you know you don't have money you're trying left right center you don't have a job you got fired things are not working out in your family things are not working out in your marriage in your relationship maybe your relationship with your kids with your close family with your nuclear family your extended family you're facing a lot of issues let me tell you something don't give up yet just as I said we need you I need you the country needs you the world needs you talk to me talk to somebody close to you someone you can confide in get a friend a friend won't judge you a friend will listen to you a friend won't share your issue with them tomorrow you'll hear it somewhere else get someone you can confide in a professional psychologist go to a hospital maybe if you don't know a psychologist or a therapist go to a hospital ask a doctor if they can refer you or recommend you as a psychologist around and they will show you they will help you don't feel alone I am here for you so in case you want to get in touch with me my number my official number is 0725 029398 I repeat 0725 029398 you can get me also on social media on Instagram at official Anthony Jenga with a H official then ANTH ONY NGE NGA official Anthony Jenga on Instagram official Anthony Jenga on TikTok Anthony Jenga on Facebook don't feel alone if you're a man watching me it is okay to not be okay but it's not okay to stay that way talk to someone it is okay for you to be emotionally drained or vulnerable but don't stay with you if you don't die alone I am here for you we need you your family needs you anyone close to you needs you and everybody even the country itself need you thank you very much Anthony you're welcome I love how you're very passionate about mental health and I follow you on your IG he does live videos very encouraging ones so you might want to follow him again official Anthony Jenga we have been speaking to him he's a counselling psychologist and a mental health advocate and we've been talking about men's mental health thank you very much for staying through this conversation and I hope that you have been inspired to change your perception against men and against toxic masculinity because men too need to open up that's about it from this fast conversation Brand Sacoa is coming up next with entrepreneurship a great conversation that you want to be a part of remember the hashtag is one the morning at Y254 channel we take a short break we'll be right back


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Good afternoon and welcome. We're coming to you from day two of the Fiji Symposium in Bangalore, the platform for all dialogue on financial inclusion. And with me today is the Executive Director of Financial Inclusion and Customer Protection and Communication from Reserve Bank of India, Ms. Urekham Orandi. Welcome, ma'am. Thank you so much for being part of this. This is the first Fiji Symposium and it's happening in our country, India. What are your thoughts on this? I think it is a recognition of the decade long efforts at financial inclusion and in fact we are gathering stream and we have still a long way to go but we are in a good spot at the moment. So it's good that we are having the Fiji conference here so that we might also learn from others' experiences. Correct. That's great. Thank you. What according to you is the potential of digital financial services to actually increase financial inclusion? Actually financial inclusion started with digital financial inclusion when your ICT solutions became available in the year 2007-8. At that point of time we were concentrating on bank-led financial inclusion with business correspondent models and a basic banking account. So the regulatory effort was at enabling the BC model and the basic banking accounts. For the purpose of basic banking accounts we felt that in the beginning for example if you have to do financial inclusion in the hinterland the accounts may not be used. So regulations were put in place to ensure that there were no charges if there was zero balance and the accounts will not become dormant if the accounts are not used. So these two regulatory guidelines were issued to ensure that these accounts are usable indefinitely and for an unlimited period without being closed on account of dormancy or inactivity. So once the BC model was put in place the main hitch came in identity because of these AML and KYC guidelines and the people for example 55% of the population is in the farmers, they are agriculturalists and around 30% are migrants in the cities. None of them had documents for their identity nor did they have any address proof. You know you don't have address proof in the village, you don't have identity in a village or for migrants. So that is why Aadhar was you know pushed. It was implemented, it was pushed under Dr. Vaivir at the he had taken special you know initiative to push the Aadhar initiative. So once the Aadhar came into being came into place the basic bank accounts got linked to Aadhar and that is how it was easy to open you know a bank accounts because of this Aadhar linkage and in fact the government also came under prime minister Modi they also became very active and that pushed it further and that jam and along with that the mobile became very you know cheap. We had cheap handsets, we had the data also became cheap, I mean the data charges became cheap so this jam Trinity has resulted in this financial inclusion being you know brought out in a greater scale and a greater you know and apart from this I think the last mile connectivity was a very big issue and the last mile connectivity had to be you know sustainable. It had to be cost effective not only for the you know I mean customer but also the person who was providing the last mile connectivity. So brick and mortar branches were totally you know they were a no-go as far as sustainability of last mile connectivity was concerned. That is why we brought in other players like your small finance banks who had more inroads into the hinterland as well as your mobile the payment banks who are now NBFC which are non-banks. So non-banks have also now brought into the platform so that the financial inclusion gets greater velocity. Correct that's great but like you said there are people who are below the poverty line in India and across the world what do you think are the main factors for them to actually prefer digital financial services over traditional methods of cash and banking? You know we have a demographic advantage over the rest of the world. 68% of our population is below 35 so as far as digital and digital financial inclusion is concerned I think they will lead the front runners and all of them have mobile so all of them are into smartphones or you know feature phones so our 68 the 68th person will do the financial inclusion even though they are poor they will link up with I mean an ecosystem has to be evolved to include everything into the digital space including say for a farmer the input supply should be available digitally he can he should be able to sell it in an E-Mundi you know so the whole ecosystem has to also you know develop so that the digital financial inclusion can happen for the poorest of the poor. When it comes specifically to the role of the RBI what is that role and the next steps in digital financial services in India? As you know that we have always insisted on interoperability it started our RTGS NFT was interoperable our ATMs became interoperable so and also our mobile phones became interoperable IMPS is interoperable so everything is you know that is the key to the you know to the way forward and RBI has always seen that and in fact now mobile wallets also they want to make it interoperable so that is why you leverage into the infrastructure like if you have silos you can't leverage into the infrastructure that is there so with interoperability of all payments and all payment instruments across the spectrum as well as providing CKYC the centralized KYC though so that people don't have to give their other documents to each and every you know places you just have a KIN to to give your consent to any financial service you know that is the one just one and you just have to give your KIN if you want that service you just give that KIN for you know whatever service you require so that is the you know our wish list for the future I hope that wish list does come true thank you so much ma'am