10 Old World Photos (last video of 2022)

[@dutchd3619]

Awesome stuff,I can look at 100s of pics all day long!!

[@ZL-jr5xp]

You have produced a year of fantastic and thought provoking videos. I find myself watching them more than once to take everything in. Happy new year to you and all your viewers!

[@oldscaryworld]

Thanks, ZL101 I appreciate your support and I’m glad you enjoy my research 😊 have a Happy new year!🎆

[@koubenakombi3066]

I make his words, mine! Thank you!

[@oldscaryworld]

@@koubenakombi3066 What’s that?

[@katherinemcclellan8825]

Fantastic photos and commentary! Happy New Year!

[@oldscaryworld]

Thanks, Katherine. Happy new year to you as well ☺️

[@raiderxdopeboy]

Yooo shout out to old world love your content man keep it up

[@oldscaryworld]

Thanks! 😊

[@alext.]

Happy New Year Jarid, and thank you for another thought-provoking video. May you prosper and be in health in coming days, weeks, months and years, "even as your soul prospers."

[@snarknado7469]

Is OSW the same as Jarid Boosters? Or are there two Jarids?

[@oldscaryworld]

My name is not Jarid. But thanks all the same🤗

[@oldscaryworld]

@@snarknado7469 My name is not Jarid 😂

[@snarknado7469]

@@oldscaryworld Somehow I didn't think so. 😉

[@Roo63]

Many thanks, for your excellent work. Happy New Year, pal. All the best :)

[@oldscaryworld]

Thanks, Roo! Happy new year!

[@DurpVonFronz]

That structure at the end, its a well, so many can access it at once. Dig and line the walls. :)

[@vibes00]

Happy New Year Old Scary 🥂🕺All the best for 2023💥❤️

[@oldscaryworld]

Thanks, Vibes! 🎆👐🏻🌞

[@ookie4179]

You couldn’t add world?! 😂

[@geoffreybuck8521]

Another thank you for your research and sharing. From Autodidactic theVersailles Palace like many other palaces had no plumbing, bathrooms or kitchens. Who then resided in these buildings.

[@oldscaryworld]

You are very welcome 🤗

[@ChevyCoolLady]

Happy New Year ! Keep on keeping on!

[@oldscaryworld]

Right back at ya’! Happy New Year!

[@desikent6352]

Happy New year ! Greetings from Kentwood , Louisiana

[@oldscaryworld]

Happy new year! Louisiana is beautiful state full of wonderful people! 🐊🌾👁

[@joannehughes5191]

Happy New Year and thanks Mud! Appreciate your research, videos, and lives. That stone circle is in a place called The Swinton Estate in North Yorkshire. My understanding was it was built as a 'folly' by the landowner in the 1800s - I have been there many times when I was young and was totally accessible to the public. Definitely creepy af at certain times.

[@oldscaryworld]

Happy new year! And you are very welcome 🤗 are you the same ‘Joschu’ from Instagram?

[@joannehughes5191]

@@oldscaryworld yep, thats me!

[@browndwarf4200]

Happy Almost New Year 🎆

[@oldscaryworld]

Have a good one,Dwarf!

[@fernandorubio972]

Happy Holidays 👍👍👍

[@IanJamesChannel]

Thanks dude, Shropshire pronounced shrop-sher. Some guy fell down a rabbit hole and found "knights Templar" tunnels about 5 years ago there. They kept the exact location secret.

[@davidwilcox8786]

that stairwell by divinci is the same shape as the rotor design on his helicopter

[@justalitttleun]

The place in Yorkshire (pronounced York-sher) has many anomilus events akin to the skin walker ranch.

[@oldscaryworld]

Woah! Now that is interesting! I’ll look into that!😀

[@jademacleod9115]

York-shire if your posh and York - sher if your local ha x

[@aaronm9654]

I think in that last picture they start from the top digging and building as they are going down because it was probably some kind of mine.

[@katoooq1]

The last pic in India is of a Step Well, there are hundreds if not thousands of these things in India and some will blow your mind. There is one in a city that they drain out every 3 or 6 years. At the very bottom is a door, a stone door with a Stone NAGA on it. This they claim is the entrance to the underworld. I would like to verify this, and find out if the door is really there and if anyone has entered it. EWC

[@irisgreene4175]

Crap. I’m forgetting everything now. I should look up the videos from last month but I’m going to be lazy and make you bear with me. I didn’t realize for some reason that you were in California. I’m down here in L.A. I was coincidentally visiting the Montecito hot springs (Yelp them, the pics are amazing) at the same time you put out that hot spring vid from No Cal, and the something- something mining (some mineral???) company in SF Bay Area. Your comment here about sulfur not being good for you is interesting. I was noticing health benefits from the springs while simultaneously also feeling sick. Another girl I met was commenting also on the same thing but attributing the sick feeling to being a Herx/detox reaction (I’m a nurse and don’t believe in that, whole other story, but I believe if your body is telling you it’s sick, it’s because it’s sick) Anyway, those two vids made me research those two topics. I wish I kept the link, but it was citing 1800s news print touting the benefits of hot springs, but in a “thank you Mother Earth” demonic worship sort of way, it was SUPER creepy. It made me rethink going to hot springs. Santa Barbara has always been creepy to me and something ALWAYS bad has happened to me while there (a little woo woo, I know… but even this last time, leaving the hot springs, a guy pulling out freaking ripped off my passenger door as he was backing out and I got stuck there for the weekend going to mechanics to fix it since I couldn’t drive home, totally last minute high drama it was awful). Anyway, I forgot my original thoughts, this is just rambling. But your sulfur “yes or no” comment reminded me. I was going to recommend you check out the Montecito hot springs but I don’t know that I can in good conscience though. I looked them up on Wikipedia, and apparently the Conquistadors “discovered” them already built (wtf?), I thought you’d be interested in that in its own right. They’re covered in ruins on the hike up. And there’s a pipe cutting through the mountain top to deliver the hot water. It’s no simple operation. And they’re gorgeous. So who the hell built them? Thanks for the vids. Have a good one - From So Cal, the heart of Babylon (lol? 🥺) itself.

[@kalott1]

Happy New Year 🌱🚀

[@oldscaryworld]

Happy new year! 🎊

[@philcommandeur9523]

Awesome video. Apparently those steps in the deep ground was a water well, and the steps were used somewhat like cymatics to give off some sort of energy through vibrations given around area. Ewaranon covered this in one of his documentaries.

[@oldscaryworld]

Thanks I appreciate that. And thanks for commenting 😊

[@philcommandeur9523]

@@oldscaryworld check out around 2 hr 18 mins - the whole thing's actually amazing. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWq8q6uZqa-ElcU

[@markyperalez]

Keep up the good fight… I feel the world we seek is not visible from our current conscience But these hints into the parallels are so exiting

[@andreaclarkmartin7790]

That last pic is an old water well.

[@andreaclarkmartin7790]

it is pretty intense....

[@rhondataylor4455]

Phenomenal photos, people today couldn't build any of these; there's no materials to do so either and manpower....1love

[@missblitzkrieg]

It's been NEW YEARS DAY in Australia for over 12 hours! Wooo

[@brooklynboiprod]

That last photo........WOW

[@peterkwakman7440]

You're pronouncement was fine, the other way is 'sheer'. English language ! Great stuff, the end footage at India was whacked out, Pete from London, love your content, GOD bless

[@paulclarkkk3065]

The step wells were designed so that many people could retrieve water without having one way down and one way back up...could u imagine?

[@FrankLee-qd3hy]

Liked & Subscribed. The name is pronounced Shrop Shy-er and they probably went down there to light the pilot light on their floor furnace because that's what that grate is covering in the middle of the floor. As for DaVince... Who knows whether or not he even existed but that stairwell has all the hallmarks of Tartarian architcture. Marble and granite... probably red brick under the white plaster too...

[@georgeprokopenko3044]

good

[@oldscaryworld]

Thanks

[@dominicmogridge3920]

the spiral staircase looks like it tapers and looks like the golden ratio that forms seashells.thank you for taking the time to share these pictures.great food for thought.stay lucky.maddog.West cork .eire

[@stankygeorge]

14;00, The Well from Hell, best guess is that it had something to do with deep earth vibrations that were pulled up, then dispersed to aid their antigravity flying craft, just like the Eye of the Sahara! Listen to Dr Douglas Cantrell's (who is Edgar Casey's replacement) reading on The Eye of the Sahara!

[@kipbrown1549]

Another good one /////////////////////////

[@clutchnshift1]

Perhaps, Leonardo Da Vinci is not a single person, but a name given to the preceding peoples who were defeated. And these are their works, made by Leonardo Da Vinci. A simple translation of the following: Latin = Leon ardo da vinci. English (USA) = The fierce lion must be vanquished.

[@RoadToTheCup]

@10:56 think of the great flood.

[@michaeldesilvio5532]

Very profound.🏛️👀

[@oldscaryworld]

Thanks 😊

[@tabbiesRred]

I like the presentation, new to me - but, dude, not everything is evil! I mean, those steps? In India?? I know - -I don't get it either - but I wouldn't call it evil or dark - just not something I know about ; ] Cheers, and happy 2023 though~

[@oldscaryworld]

Happy new year! Thanks for watching! Evil may have been a tad strong yes, but it definitely looks sinister.

[@cheechmcduck7013]

at first glance I thought the First picture of the viaduct. was that of petrified train carriages..

[@bariduncannz8543]

Omg! Have you seen your sub number!? Lol

[@oldscaryworld]

Yeah🥹

[@Kapuzinerkresse]

10:18 Uterus ?

[@tarapayne4945]

💜🌺💜🌺💜🌺💜🌺💜

[@oldscaryworld]

💛🕯happy new year!💐

[@michaelrollins2042]

If that sediment that preserved that mosaic had to have accumulated all at once if it accumulated over time naturally it would've been extremely damaged from weathering it had to have been burried all at once in a very short period of time

[@JeffAM1986]

Those aren’t a bunch of windows on that wall. It’s from the construction framing. Nothing about that wall was to complicated for known societies. Some of your friends examples for a mud flood are totally bunk as evidence

[@rodnryl3330]

Please change the background music. It sounds like being in a funeral home while viewing your dead relative.

[@oldscaryworld]

Thanks, I make all the music myself 😊

[@playerone3144]

Alaska is watching =]

[@j.c.isking2165]

If you have not seen Y tube channel “ WISE UP “ then you definitely need to see his archeology exposing work that will blow your mind.

[@heretohear8662]

LEGOLAND!!

[@jademacleod9115]

Shrop- shire 😂

[@fortifiedmentality8067]

It's like shop... but shrop. Shire is pronounced like "shura". So like Shropshura.

[@michaelrollins2042]

That cross that was broken on the ground sounds like it could've been trampled or purposely desecrated as is a common practice in black masses or satanic rituals

[@bariduncannz8543]

Great video to end the year scary. Thank you for all your research and hard work uncovering the true past. We all love you and appreciate your awesome channel. The best!🩵✨️🎉🌟🫶🥰🙏 Leonardo Da Vinci was a nephilim. Along with Michael Angelo etc. Way way beyond human abilities

[@oldscaryworld]

Thanks, Bari Happy new year to your family as well!😊

[@markemery6104]

When they find this stuff they quickly go in with props like crosses and paint to create the scene in order to push their ridiculous narrative

[@DesMcblain]

shropshire is a county

[@daveclose4935]

the indian one is a well dude do your research