3 In Your Town: The Moon-Eyed People of Fort Mountain

[@conniemartin284]

There were people hear before the indigenous peoples … the legends from the Native American people all talk of the people here before them ..moon eyed people, giants, etc.. history is amazing… I wish “those groups”, would stop destroying it!! ALL History is important to civilization!

[@SandcastleDreams]

It's in one of the history books about Connecticut where they were surveying to sell it to pay their debts. Pioneers of the Western Reserve shows GIANTS were here PRIOR to the Native Americans. They found tools made of metal that were too large for anybody to use, like an Axe stuck in a tree. Huge earthworks, a mammoth, and other things. When they asked the Native Americans who made the tools, they were told that they came from the people before them, but they did not know who they were.

[@VAMPYBITES]

WHERE'S YOUR PROOF!? INDIGENOUS WHERE HERE OVER 4000 YEARS OR MORE! AHO!!!! WHO'S CHANGING HISTORY!!! SO, YOUR SAYING THAT WHITES WERE HERE BEFORE!?!?! ALWAYS WANTING TO TAKE CREDIT FOR EVERY DANG THING(s) THE THAT OTHER PEOPLES UNLIKE YOU HAVE DONE!!! AHO!!!!

[@cherb_soco1891]

@@VAMPYBITES do your People have stories of giants? Mine do. Little People too.

[@SandcastleDreams]

@@VAMPYBITES Don't assume! You are being racist!

[@VAMPYBITES]

@@SandcastleDreams OH PLEASE!!! LIKE THE POST ABOVE IS NOT RACIST, TO WHICH, I'M NOT!! "SOME OF MY BEST FRIENDS ARE........" 😆😅😍

[@chrissawyer4060]

It's TRUE I come from a long line of blue eyed hillbillies who can't deal with the sun. We prefer mountains and when the daylight breaks we scurry off using echolocation to follow the escaping shadows deep into the cool caverns in the mountains where we double our vision with moonshine. .

[@davidsellers3639]

Love it

[@luketracey3269]

Red heads are more sensitive to temp. It's getting hot. Red hair is a genetic trait . Meaning were all related:) They can't even get their story straight ..lol...they're lil people ....they're giants . Word has it ..we produce vitamin d ...redheads internally produce their own Vitamin D when they're exposed to low light conditions. Red hair ?

[@abundantharmony]

Nice spin off of the hint of "moon/blue" eyed blindness with echolocation, hiding from the sun, local caverns, and doubling vision with moonshine to "see better in the dark" haha. Your creativity gave me chills. Nice. I'd read a book if you wrote it.

[@termofors]

Actually You can find stories and legends about moon eyed people in North Siberia. Local tribes have the same description about them. Pale skin and hair, large blueish or grey eyes. They are described as small people. Nocturnal. Very often seen in fog. They had much more knowledge about building and metalwork then locals which were basically hunters and fishermen. And one more strange thing - Moon eyed people left this world by going away under ground. Just in the same thing as in this video. Natives call them Sihirtia. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sihirtia

[@davidsimpson2304]

How'd the Irish get to Siberia? To be clear I am joking.

[@lindamoser6317]

Sounds like a description of an alien.....

[@alexiskiri9693]

@@davidsimpson2304 the Irish went every where before anybody else. My favorite was the tribes found in deepest darkest africa that had red hair and stories of the great red-haired gods who came to their tribe and why they now have red hair.

[@lindamoser6317]

@Blue MooN That's true. Doesn't it make u wonder tho??

[@Travelgirl0224]

@Retro Rose - Thanks for your info! So interesting. So, despite the RH negative, does ones blood type (O, A, B, Ab) matter? Thanks in advances 😊

[@davidsimpson2304]

Moon-yow or Moonya fairly sure one is masculine and one is feminine; is Cree for white people which completely explains this mystery. Moon eye.. in some northern dialects Also the cree in Canada were relative's of those in Arizona and surrounding areas until foreign intervention

[@outinthesticks1035]

I have also heard it pronounced , mooya ,and mooniyas . I think the difference is swampy cree and plains dialects

[@dunruden9720]

relative is?

[@williambarger8506]

@@dunruden9720 Same DNA, blood related, or family. Hope that helps.

[@outinthesticks1035]

@@williambarger8506 I thought that the apache and Navajo were dene related , and not cree

[@nancyshirley4657]

Thank you!

[@robertamurphy1124]

The Welsh..came over with Prince Madoc in 563ad. His burial site was found in Bat Creek Tennessee.

[@MarkousMajorSurf]

Ty

[@KingAries85]

Cool and so when did the natives get here and find the moon eyed people already here ?

[@reb1050]

The last time I was there, my wife and I, with our two dogs, were confronted by a large black bear as we were walking the hiking trail which led back to our campsite which was less than 25 yds. away to our left. We were able to take the short side trail to our travel trailer and get the dogs inside and the whole time my wife didn't believe me when I told her about the bear. She didn't see it. We went back outside and looked back at the trail. No bear. We walked back to the trail. Still, no bear. We turned around to go back to the trailer and then she believed me because the bear was coming toward us on the hiking trail and was about 30 yds. away. Once again there was a trail going directly to our trailer and we took it and watched as the bear casually followed the hiking trail. Once it was gone, we went and notified the park rangers and later that day, they caught and relocated the bear. They said it was a male which was approximately 350 lbs.

[@natenate2280]

Was probably a forest spirit if it kept popping up like that and the wife didnt remember seeing it the first time 😂

[@virginiamoss7045]

The twelfth century would in the 1100s, not in the 1200s. But I appreciate learning about the moon-eyed people who may have been there long before Columbus.

[@malcommooney8086]

go back to sleep

[@tw1758]

Lol.

[@virginiamoss7045]

@@tw1758 What's funny about a fact? The twentieth century was the 1900s.

[@trimbaker1893]

Columbus never reached North America. He made it to Hispaniola.

[@virginiamoss7045]

@@trimbaker1893 This is true; I should say the explorers.

[@kayew5492]

Prince Madoc did indeed sail to America with a large fleet, but it was around the year 570. Written stone inscriptions, along with the systems of hill forts and ironworking site remains, and the indigenous people's own histories all tell the same story. There were even Welsh speaking tribes recorded in the early 19th century.

[@blindingshadow3463]

This is highly disputed, but I do believe the Welsh , Nordics, middle easterners, Egyptians and so on did come way before Columbus

[@crystallee7458]

Yeah my family recently did dna testing. Always known about out Native American history and Welsh. There were always stories of giants. My great grandfather I'm told was a medicine man and there is still his bag in the family today. They always talked about a large rock. We all have striking blue eyes

[@Trollbane96]

It seems most or many tales of Prince Madoc say his expedition came to America in 1170. But the claim that he came around the year 600 (roughly) seems to have more evidence pointing to it. I'm wondering if there were 2 Welsh expeditions? Or even 2 different Madocs who made the journey and their stories became intertwined with each other.

[@jackiemason2145]

My Grampa had 2 younger twin brothers that were mooneyed could not drive good in daylight but at night drove good with out head lights. Neither one ever had a license

[@lesbsocal9107]

So you have moon eye in your DNA. You could concievably have a ME offspring.

[@brotherlittlefoot2216]

I live just north of this place in the mtns of western NC,and I can very easily and confidently tell anyone that there are many,many things here that go "bump",or "knock!" rather,in the night. As a Witch and night time wildlife researcher,if I haven't experienced something myself,I have at least heard firsthand testimony.Honestly,the human world is not yet ready,but it's a new reality many of us will have to become accustomed to - especially those who live in the forests..

[@chaserymer971]

My family grewed up on flat top mountain and they talk bout them

[@savagegalla6561]

Y’all do know the Cherokee came to Georgia in the 1800s after everything was already built it was probably creek land like most of Georgia

[@rpurdy4821]

Sounds like Scandanavian people made their way south west from thier homelands. I have heard of them being in New England, New York, Quebec, and basically the North East of the U.S. and Eastern Canada. I didnt know that they may have made their way that far south into Georgia.

[@marktwaine9344]

could have been so, inbreeding could have produced albinism which would explain the sun shyness...

[@rpurdy4821]

@@marktwaine9344 oh that's true. I forgot about albinism. Decades ago we had a kid who would get on the school bus with us from another part if town; I never did get his name. He was very blond, almost white hair, his skin was like a light pink and his eyes were ice blue. I remember on bright sunny days when the bus would pull up to his stop and he got on, he couldn't see for a while and would have a hard time finding an available seat. I think it took a longer time for his eyes to adjust to the sudden change of light level on the bus which was darker than outside. It must have been torchure for him. I dont know why he never wore sun glasses.

[@keithmaxwell2169]

There was a Viking Ship Discovered in the early 1800s in the OKEEFENOKEE SWAMP in South Georgia, it had been there a long time

[@SandcastleDreams]

Scandinavians are tiny people??? The Scandinavians I know are very tall!

[@PepperDarlington]

@@SandcastleDreams from what I know, their current size is from outside genetic influence within the last 200 years.

[@tyecurtis7228]

I truly love this place. So peaceful.

[@juliehenderson1672]

The Vikings were here before the Pilgrims. Lived peacefully and coexisted with indigenous peoples.

[@rediron44]

There are dates chiseled into caves in Arkansas that predates even Columbus set sailed, carved by Vikings

[@cynthiarothrock4255]

@@rediron44 vikings are another COUNTREY. we did have native American tribes COMPLETELY DIED OUT.

[@thereal4725]

Viking came with Erik the red and landed on northern parts of Canada and as far south as Maine they’ve found archeological evidence of this. Also according to both “sagas” written by Native American and cloning people they were not peaceful with one another but they do think the native Americans got the idea of the bow and arrow from the Vikings.

[@letitburn1579]

Some buildings were even built using these stones. So what we actually see today is less than it once was

[@johnessmyer4665]

Will reporters ever stop being so incredibly inane? Sheesh!

[@whereswaldo5740]

It’s obvious he’s simping for her.

[@J-dew]

Yea forget the hidden history of America and revelations being admitted by a government employee / park ranger, let’s talk about that bear

[@MonikaEscobar1965]

Welsh King Arthur and his brother Madoc Morfran sailed to Kentucky around 570 A.D. That´s a fact. Proven by Wilson & Blackett.

[@patwest1815]

So that's the inspiration for the movie Descent.

[@murphy13295]

Yeah , I was already heading there then " we drove them off or underground ." sealed it .

[@stevenopolis3155]

It’s not that they were nocturnal because they couldn’t see at night. It’s they were fair skinned and couldn’t spend a lot of time in the near equatorial sun without burning and they were also probably genetically used to the cold, so they sweated profusely except at night. I’m mostly North Western European, but I have some Italian. So I’m super sweaty all the time and I tan easily, but wow do I prefer winter and absolutely struggle with sleeping in temperatures above 65. My windows in my bedroom are open in 0 degree weather. I have to make hearty nests for one of my short haired dogs during the winter when it’s time for bed. My other pup though sleeps right in front of the open window haha She’s probably Nordic as well.

[@vanhasydan4754]

The description sounds Nordic-like.

[@suzybailey-koubti8342]

Perhaps they were simply Vikings who were always depicted as rather large men and women. Maybe they sailed through the Caribbean and up the Gulf of Mexico and into Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana.

[@lillady7900]

Well vikings were here first .

[@lillady7900]

They used to raid native American villages

[@vanhasydan4754]

@@suzybailey-koubti8342 varied are the cultures with strong seafaring skills and technology that reach farther than was initially realized.

[@thatswhatshesaid.literally737]

🤔 The Natives, being naturally dark tan, may have thought that these pale folk only came out at night because they had no tan to speak of at any part of the year, so they must have never been in the sun. Lol

[@FireInTheSoul]

Those rock formations look welsh, we have lots of formations like that here in Glamorgan. And Prince Madoc was 6th century, 11th century is a folly created by English narrative. Also the Welsh would not have been used to the Sun, our eyes are so pale too much direct sunlight would be overwhelming. We are used to rain and grey dismal weather.

[@libertyann439]

Very impressive! We need a new CCC today to rebuild our infrastructure.

[@Jeni-ow1kl]

@liverty Ann! SOO TRUE!!

[@Ted655687653]

What does CCC stand for?

[@TD-np6ze]

@@Ted655687653 Civilian Conservation Corp started by Roosevelt in 1933 provided GOOD JOBS to Millions of Unemployed Americans working in Parks and Public Lands. Workers learned Valuable Job Skills that fueled New Business & Industry!! HOW MANY Young People living with addiction on streets all over America -- (addiction has hit white America HARD) Could BENEFIT from Good Work Experience Opportunities?!? Must INVEST in Our Peoples FUTURE!

[@TD-np6ze]

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[@Lucy-vx9nn]

I guess im a moon eyed person lol,blonde blue eyes and naturally nocturnal no matter how hard i try not to be and cant see during the day,never could my eyes just water non stop and never adjust to the sun

[@kellikelli4413]

Plus it seems the unfriendly Indians w/weapons (possible escapees from the pirate ships) were out in the daytime (wink 😉 wink).

[@phillipmargrave]

Do you have night vision? Are you allergic to garlic or silver? Are you unable tread on hallowed ground? Are you unable to pass running water? Do you dematerialize and glide through fog? Do you suffer with the disability to cast a reflection? Does your health insurance company you require you to carry a high staked premium policy? Have you been banned from the blood bank for requesting to become a customer instead of a donor? Has your doctor attempted to use a defibrillator on you in spite of your claims of feeling fine? Do you yearn to hug your nieces and nephews but those crucifixes their religious mother makes them wear irritate you so much you just can’t snake your arms around them? Are you often surprised by how much someone has aged? If you answer yes to any of these along with your already admitted ailments, contact Dr. Van Helsing for immediate treatment, or visit Turkey. The Turks have a long history of helping the sanguinary afflicted transition to a more appropriate life stage.

[@mymai2792]

Hi Lucy ...my daugter is similar to you...she prefers indoors & squints with watery eyes in daylight too...she also gets sunburnt quickly but her hair is dark. She's only 21 & as a teen slept in a lot, & still does... so any opportunity I support her to get in the sun to ger some vitamin D which is vital.

[@carriea8165]

@@phillipmargrave 😂😂😂

[@macman1469]

I thought the term moon eyed might refer to the eyes being European instead of Asiatic. I have heard Asains refer to non- Asians as round eyes.

[@ancient-ibanesetribe472]

It a wild man..

[@johndavis6119]

His name was Madok and the Madog tribe in Ohio claim descent from his people.

[@wooliz4me51]

Did you read Anna Lee Waldo's trilogy about Prince Owain, Brenda, and ultimately Madoc. There were also Welsh words found in the Mandan language.

[@aliaskong1723]

I once saw the moon people in Memphis, very disturbing! They were later arrested for indecent exposure and incarcerated.

[@victorbunch7725]

That wasn't moon eyes! That was BLM,,,

[@dcc2351]

If they can find out where the natives chased them to and do some digging they might find a body. Then they could do dna testing. It might change the history books.

[@engineeringreality7878]

Even if that history changing discovery was made it would be covered up. The current history has to much political posturing to let it be changed

[@dannyhood7433]

@@engineeringreality7878Exactly. Adolf Hitler once said, ' Let me control the textbooks' And I will control the state'..I could be wrong, but I think he meant everything in the Encyclopedia A to Z.

[@sleepezwelborn3795]

I've seen them

[@carlinemullins8303]

That maintain as spirits do be careful

[@JeanHughes-z6t]

There’s a lot of them that live in Colorado and I can talk to you telepathically and they make sounds like birds as well

[@glitchnyrmatrix7296]

If the moon eyed people actually existed they may have actually been Nephilim.

[@elenacaddell3639]

Nephilim had 6 fingers. And red hair. No blue eyes

[@maggiemae7539]

@@elenacaddell3639 they come in all colors

[@moxiemedia]

@@elenacaddell3639 wow, I like details. 6 fingers eh? prove that.

[@GreasyMooseKnuckle69]

No way Ewoks are real too?

[@melodyhart1331]

Part of Lewis and Clark's responsibility was to look for a Welsh land claim !

[@Microtherion]

If you know that, you probably know this too, but it's fun so I'll mention it: 'America' signifies '(Ap) Meurig's Land'. An early explorer was named Richard Ameryk (Rhisiart Ap Meurig). If it had been named after Amerigo Vespucci, it would be Vespuccia. So arguably, the correct spelling is 'Amerykah'. :)

[@muddgeeser]

Lewis was murdered,his notes naver found

[@Microtherion]

@@muddgeeser Way to darken the mood there, Smith. I suppose it's also 'interesting', mind... :)

[@rosegeaber7533]

Wow!? Interesting! Thank you! Do you recommend any specific reading material?

[@lexwill718]

Caucus are from SIBERIA(INDO) India, Red beard Blonde Beard are AFRICANS who INVADED Europe, so the Welsh isnt the image your looking for. Seems you have a public education.. you came here the Ellis Island. I would google NANCY ISENBURG. OR GOOGLE: WHITE SLAVES BOOKS But all the rich ppl seem to know the truth

[@pornstarlivesmatter3319]

any missing people in that park....

[@AmericanPatriot-cw9xe]

never heard this before about the moon eyed people, my grandfather worked in his youth for the ccc and learned valuable building skills and built lots in the parks in west virginia, when he was 70 he held one cinder block in each arm n asked me if i could straight out without my arms shaking n I could not do that at 21

[@tammyhernandez2040]

My Mexican friends talk about a tribe of blonde hair blue eyed people that live like native Americans that live a few hours horse ride away.

[@thescarletandgrey2505]

In other words, Morlocks

[@brendaleverick3655]

Right! 👍🏼

[@SandcastleDreams]

The Moon-eyed people were always following the Giants around.

[@ufooverlondon4494]

Share more information please ?

[@SandcastleDreams]

@@ufooverlondon4494 Just do a search for Giants Native Americans and many of them have reports of the moon eyed people. Many Native American tribes have an oral history about them and the giants. In Mexico, they lured giants into a big cave, blocked the entrance with wood and set it on fire to kill them. There's also a report here in the US where they did that too. I'm sorry I don't have the links on it. It's been a couple of years since I did any investigations on it. The first reports of the Giants came back when they were surveying Connecticut to sell part of it to pay for the war. The surveyors found huge tools that were made of metal. And axe was stuck in a tree. So big they couldn't have picked it up. They asked the Natives there, "who made the tools"? They said they didn't know, they came before them. There's a free ebook, "Pioneers of the Western Reserve", I think it was. They documented all of this. They found a woolly mammoth, huge earthworks! They've got diagrams in there!!

[@ufooverlondon4494]

@@SandcastleDreams Thank you.

[@SandcastleDreams]

@@ufooverlondon4494 No problem! It's really interesting when you get into the research on it. There are too many reports from way back, even newspaper photos to claim it's all made up!

[@blondelebanese9922]

It seems that incredible items are found then disappear. Often mentioned is the Smithsonian Museum which has deep dark spaces where items go to be Lost. It’s all very strange. Hmm as strange as all get out, in fact. 🤗

[@driventoaccount3276]

Spooky as all get out at night. UGA professor claims there is a Maya connection but the moon eyed people story is cool.

[@yardbird7360]

As all get out. Haha... I haven't heard that saying in quite awhile.

[@blondelebanese9922]

Me either but I’m accustomed to hearing all sorts of sayings since I moved to a very small town just southwest of Knoxville TN. I don’t know where this place is. Can anyone let me know? Thanks.

[@aqhasassy]

Sounds similar to aliens called Nordics.

[@Happy_HIbiscus]

dude, this is cool

[@SpunkyEnigma]

Wait a second where I live on our property is a at least 30ft to 40ft long set of rocks that my grandfather would tell me was there before him and this was in 2008 he was 70 then

[@carlinemullins8303]

Very good history thanks for sharing

[@Tejah]

He said let me show you the moon baby.

[@Skwertydogs]

And still not a single photograph or video or skeleton with oversized orbital sockets.

[@sher3571]

Try Smithsonian They Steal All We Own

[@letitburn1579]

Actually if you travel a little to the south, to south America you will find many enlonged skulls with large eye sockets.

[@sourdoughbornsourdoughbred4712]

what? they have many skulls with over sized orbital sockets in Peru. Tons of photos. LA Marzulli is the one to look up.

[@causticchameleon7861]

More than likely, the moon eyes refer to light colored blue grey eyes reminiscent of colors of the moon.

[@kellikelli4413]

Some exaggerations here I think. Big eyes may mean that the eye color is big (not the actual eye ball) 😉

[@nancytoulouse6973]

Fascinating!

[@lorasaltis4134]

What is that reporter doing sitting on that fence? How old is he seven?

[@ancientbuilds3764]

Yup. Sorry about this. It was us, the Irish. It was either a huge voyage across the Atlantic, or facing the wrath of a very angry Spanish women.

[@markstevens1106]

Prince Madoc.

[@trimbaker1893]

Columbus did not discover America. He never set foot here. He landed at Hispaniola. Not on the North American Continent. Ok. Now, that aside, I liked the video.

[@robertsprafke9376]

Maybe never set foot here but he did make the trip to the new world against some pretty stiff arguments. Check this out, under pressure of not maybe finding the new route to India he gives the native people the name Indians thinking he can trick the Queen into funding another trip. Oops. Now 500 plus years later they still are called Indians. Nobody has corrected this! Native Americans don’t care people from India don’t care? The power this guy had is amazing. Can’t you see a train wreck in future space travel?

[@xadam2dudex]

Those islands are part of the North American continent and is part of the Greater Antilles as is Cuba .. the Bahamas are also part of North America

[@miguelsolo6810]

@@xadam2dudex Imagine that, and all Columbus came here for was to deliver a pizza and ended up getting lost bigger than shit.

[@xadam2dudex]

@@miguelsolo6810 yeah it was a two for one night

[@sher3571]

Vampire Moon Eye Appearance Fairies Do Have That Look Too White Hair Not Blonde

[@ladybugsym1614]

Omg the first thing I thought of was movie The Descent.

[@7pines77]

The moon eyed people were probably Vikings

[@C-TOS]

Is Albinism rare among the Cherokee?

[@chahtanamedjeff]

I know a couple of ginger Cherokee.

[@muddgeeser]

Madoc was a Powell a Welsh royal,564 is the year

[@miguelsolo6810]

He must be the guy that created the western hemisphere for white Europeans to come and live happily ever after and forced the original people to go live inside the earth, Ain't those white haired blue eyed folks a kick in the pants? And some still think Columbus just come to deliver a pizza with a side order of cannolis.

[@STho205]

You can read all about Madoc in "Bad Archeology" magazine. The years cited by different legends range from 400ad to 1400ad. Governor Sevier of Tenn was a big fan of the Elizabethan tale of the ancient Welsh prince that found North America in a small leather boat centuries before the Portuguese and Spanish. He even claimed to have written Welsh stone tablets found near present day Lake Nickajack. Odd in the Welsh didn't have a written language until the Elizabethan era. Most of the "scholarly" work was published by two amateur historians through vanity press books. "Hatchet" Chandler living at south Mobile Bay and a lady friend in Tennessee. They would use each other's printed books as bibliography references. Circular footnotes. It is likely crap-o-la. Most likely the stone forts of NW GA and East TN are early deSoto era expeditions as winter camps or they are of native american origins before the Cherokee invaded the area as they spread south after the Mississippianound/citybuilders era.

[@muddgeeser]

@@STho205 more catholic B.S.

[@elfispriestly]

Lol “ Moon eyed”? I think you mean moonSHINE.

[@tngardener231]

In our area SE Tennessee we have legends of moon eyed people. Very short, very pale, bearded nocturnal because the skin is so pale and their eyes are such a pale blue they cannot handle or see in the sun. They for sure existed in the 1800s supposedly the Cherokee killed them off but people wonder if their are still some in the caves in the Appalachian.

[@AMeise-vy4fk]

Stone Structure looks like a Celtic Opidum to me.....that fit to the Madoc Story, Welsh are Celtic/ Pictish

[@jaywalker8309]

moon eyed the moon is white so white eyed people are european people a native american description of

[@defendfreedom777]

I came face to face with a moon eye individual in the country of Iraq,he was one of the largest men I have ever met in my life.

[@jadedrealist]

Awe. Elliot's a cutie. You can tell he was nervous.

[@leecurt4748]

Thought they were talking about the Apollo crews.

[@TheKrimzonGhost]

The moon eyed people were pre Clovis arrival celtic Solutrean settlers who were genocided by the nomadic clovis.

[@TheKrimzonGhost]

@@chickenalaking1319 That's not what the carvings, bodies, and french Chert spears say.

[@ldondedam9717]

there are maps of the world before columbus sailed thinking the world was flat many other sailors or groups defferent folks sailed all over the seas and new worlds .

[@josiah1009]

Husband name is William Byron best

[@WasBlind_NowISee]

No John they’re blue haired and pink eyed. The hair idk. But the eyes were from swapping pillows with each other at night.

[@yoursotruly]

If you are dark-eyed natives, the blue or green pupils of Nordic people would look like the moon in the sky and their avoidance of the sun is totally consistent with pale-skinned immigrants. There is no way to know which European came to America first, it wasn't Columbus about 1500 so was it Vikings? When colonial settlers came, any previous settlers were overwhelmed by the flood and will be hard to identify but, what fun!

[@MyAdamk123]

what flood?

[@babar86]

I think they originally came from Russia/Siberia!

[@miguelsolo6810]

@@MyAdamk123 The flood of Mexicans coming from the south.

[@Wootangtw]

Awesome…thanks for the video guys…

[@sleepezwelborn3795]

I recently had an encounter witnessed with a friend.We were aproached by what sounded like 14 moon eyed creatures bit they were over 10 ft in heighth.There eyes were more oval in shape about 10 inches by 6.Their eyes looked more holgraphic grey.They had two whitish grey stripes down their back and were dark grey in color.They sounded off one bye one as uf introducing themselves to me.This encounter lasted a good thirty minutes.Location Murphy, NC.

[@edsonjavierrr]

Well what happened? Can I contact you outside of KZbin?

[@LadyO_333]

Native American ancestors -- Star People (extraterrestrials) -- Ancestors in High Places.

[@frick566]

Why does the reporter sound like someone talking while taking a dump?

[@ceef8688]

better if played at the same time as the youtube video "Nurse With Wound / Blind Cave Salamander - Cabbalism Vol III + IV [UD999CD]"

[@sunshinelollipops5512]

There were blue eyed blond haired Mandans…before the small pox wiped them out. They were among the first “farming natives” growing corn and other grains.

[@UpStreamLivn]

I read a wall was in Elliot co.,KY. Est.2,000 yrs old. U won't find Moscow Mitch trying to figure that out for economics, comrade.

[@whisperinthenight]

Fort Mountain was a hard hike for me. A good hike but hard.

[@thomasgunne8730]

If you don't know, just make some shit up, just the news and politicians!!!

[@artisansworks]

If they couldn’t deal well with light they may have been albino, and not European

[@michaellewis5624]

My guess is the moon eyed people were Europeans who came here much earlier than we thought possible.

[@Amythehealer]

Let's talk about the bear tho. 🙄

[@PhilVerryChannel]

2:00 ♡♡♡♡♡ that ranger is so handsome.

[@AStri-zg5xc]

Did dude say Columbus was there in the 1200s?

[@cynhanrahan4012]

No. He said America was discovered way before Columbus, referencing the Welsh prince reported to be in Mississippi in the 1200s. Still eurocentric as hell, people lived here before european intervention.

[@Sucio3]

Well, it was a nice place, before this video.

[@nathanielrice973]

If he landed at mobile he wasnt on the Mississippi rive and if he was exploring the Mississippi he wouldn't have ended up in the Appalachian mtns

[@davidbrakefield2362]

How come I've never heard of moon eyed people before?

[@sherrykendrick1765]

Nor have i and i live in Ga.

[@miguelsolo6810]

Yeah they're the guys that make moon pies. (sorry I couldn't resist.)

[@cjvilleneuve1566]

love it, i get it now :)

[@LouieSmithSenior]

Imagine the allergy attacks that would have happened to Europeans that went to "sick head valley" in the 12th century.

[@vincentschmitt7597]

I see. Maybe Stan Lee took inspiration from this for The Moleman.

[@tokytoky3787]

Vikings maybe?

[@jadongraper8147]

in the wood carved by his knee Byrd

[@mai.vancon]

It was Riddick.

[@Mephilis78]

If they are as described, this is probably the red ocre people who seem to have migrated to North America from ancient France

[@paulwebhandlemcgranite698]

Ancient aliens : could the moon eyed people be norsemen

[@paulwebhandlemcgranite698]

Thanks for liking I forgot about this and just had a good laugh again thank you

[@marilynmroe9077]

Noah descendants..Noah and the flood...they lived in caves etc . Mud most definitely everywhere ...

[@katerineella274]

I was married to a Welshman, he was small and moon-eyed.

[@jetcarddude]

Vampire!

[@CH-kr2df]

There's legend that the Welsh were here in the 1100-1200 centuries.

[@cjuuljohnston]

Maybe Viking's..

[@melodycline9264]

All these years I was putting wood in my fire pit I should have just been picking up rocks and throwing them in there but somehow after the forsburn there's nothing but rocks left

[@codyballew3444]

Most likely not modern man.. probably one of our early ancestors or distant cousins living along side us.. they are found in history books all around the world.. and it seems early man had to fight them.. most likely over land and resources..(not willing to rule out political yet) who knows if they had a society like ours. most likely if they are also a sapien. Probably had religion and built earth works like moder man. seems they all died off somewhere around the bronze age for the most part. Other than reports of Small groups being found and hunted.. early man did not like these guys at all! the mysterious end of the last ice age holds so may secrets its mindblowing.. some times I can just sit for hours running through the countless scenarios that could have gotten us to this point..

[@ImSpun13]

Kinda sounds like Chael Sonnen

[@kevinkelly1529]

Not at all.

[@theemeraldfox7779]

Morlocks!

[@jimcook2715]

Google The Geechee people of south Carolina

[@alison2649]

I doubt they were just a bunch of white ppl because even in large white families or groups of whites there’s hardly ever more than a couple blondes in the group at a time. Sure maybe a blonde dad & blonde mom get together and have a couple blonde kids but our hair turns brown during puberty most of the time. 🤷🏻‍♀️Anyway,very curious