a bird’s eye view of history

[@omawa]

Sunday morning in Germany. Sitting on my couch with my french Bulldog and listening to a guy that lives in the desert and Talks about our real History. What a time to be alive.

[@MarcOlivermusic]

Cooler Kommentar. Welche Stadt? Grüsse aus Regensburg!

[@stacielynn7929]

Right on!! Sitting with my pack of Huskies that will provide transportation I’m certain, in near future! The animals know something is up…. Does yours?

[@michaltrivium]

Sunday afternoon in Poland. Sitting on my couch with my two Westies, listening to Jon, thinking about our true origins and reading comments :-)

[@robdogbme]

Sunday morning in Indiana, my day starts with a jon video

[@momofthesouth2992]

Sunday 850am.. sunny Florida. Getting ready to take my beagle and fancy rag doll cat outside to let our chickens and quail out. With eyes wide open listening to Jon.

[@lightlady7433]

The Birds Eye view of New Orleans was a mind blower. I have been there many times, most recently in October for about 5 days. The cathedral is still there. It’s part of the famous (infamous) French Quarter. Many old and (we are told) “original” buildings are still there…. the others destroyed by fire. There are a couple of very large buildings still there too. They are plain and kind of non-descript (is that even a word). I’ve never given them much thought other than they seem so out of place compared to the old and very ramshackle French Quarter where the cathedral is. There is one fairly large building right on the water called Jax Brewery that I believe is mostly cool shops now. The cathedral is still very well maintained and the area around it is filled with vendors, street musicians, artists and fortune tellers by day. It’s a very old and unique looking city. I had no idea there was remnants of a star fort right there on the Mississippi River. I just took a short dinner cruise from nearly that exact location in a paddle wheel boat while I was there. I can’t wait to go back again and look at this city with New eyes. One last thing……….there is a park in New Orleans called City Park. It is said to be the largest city park in any city in the U.S. Larger than Central Park in N. Y. There are a few interesting structures there that are worthy of investigation as they are old world gothic looking. Was there ever a Worlds Fair there? I’m going to have to check now. There is also a stand of Live Oaks in this park that are said to be over 1000 years old. I believe the brochure said it was the oldest stand of Live Oaks in the world. They are HUGE and they are absolutely magical. Thank You again Jon. I look forward to your Sunday musings each week always leaving me with more questions than answers.

[@blueskies6475]

Yes, there was a world's fair in 1984 I believe. I was there. I didn't know City Park is the largest park in the USA. Hmmm

[@veronicamotiu7488]

@@blueskies6475 1984 ?...

[@myfriendoretheshepherd6618]

I’m unsure why there was such a French influence in the US but I’m wondering if it was part of France at some point in history?

[@christinekulper7824]

@@myfriendoretheshepherd6618 yes, look up the "Louisiana Purchase". 💜

[@bartlebob]

Thanks for your post. There's something about N-O I can't put my finger on but it was a perfect fit for the movie/book Interview with a Vampire. Fascinating subject. Cemeteries are particularly gothic there.

[@stevewells3453]

Great content as always. I'm a surveyor and I run the most modern equipment available. I reproduce surveys from the late 1800s quite often. The old stuff is pretty tight for the equipment they had, but math is the same, and all the knowledge has been passed down from the ancients. We could make a perfect grid with a string line. The point you have keyed in on is the labor and precision of construction that the times could not support. The mammoth foundations, giant stones, giant labyrinth cities and tunnels and roadbeds over thousands of miles supposedly built with dynamite and wheelbarrows is the quandary. Surveying is another proof that we didn't build any of this stuff.

[@karenagleeson6405]

The earth isn't a globe

[@tiredironrepair]

I really enjoy the mellow low key presentation. The subject matter carries with it it's own relevance with no need to try and hype it up. I get what's being suggested and why it relates to our present day struggles. No hype needed. Your videos are one of the highlights of my week. Thanks Jon

[@pietro4772]

100% agreed. No ego, no cranked up background tunes, no pretentious over-editing and most importantly, no video segments of unrelated people illustrating a particular action spoken in the discourse - video filler. I never miss one of his videos. Perfectly presented.

[@janeygotaknife]

It’s true usually some people will go off on a rants ( i go on rants so I know Lmaoo no shade)

[@gnubbiersh647]

@@pietro4772 just remember this is all for entertainment, none of what he says is true :P like flat earthers

[@philipandrew3793]

Truth needs no hype

[@gnubbiersh647]

@@philipandrew3793 just remember that these videos are for entertainment, like flat earth. its not true

[@geraldedwards5762]

The instrument is called a theodolite. It is of unknown origin but was first recorded as being used by 16th-century English mathematician Leonard Digges. It is used to measure horizontal and vertical angles. In its modern form it consists of a telescope mounted to swivel both horizontally and vertically. A lot of information can be ascertained from those very simple angles but that requires trigonometry skills as well.

[@YanDaOne_QC]

is your theodolite tool able to cut 2 millions of granite blocks each one the size of a car. Then move em on a distance of 900km and stack em to make 2 pyramids with a precision level we would barely achieve using our satellite and laser guided tools today?

[@smuirhead3107]

Thank you Gerald. I love people sharing their knowledge

[@joepvr4532]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIG7f4h5gs91qs0

[@kathyolney4083]

​@@YanDaOne_QC oh hell no ..this was moved by air .. frequency is our best guess and suggestion. Ancient Aliens is all the disclosure you need.... petroglyphs of spaceships, paintings...in the last 100k years 3 pole shifts, so are we due. Suspicious Observers say yes. Oh the fun of it.

[@jessepawlowski5832]

Making claims over the property and then registering just like they do with us when we are born. Then forever renting life and property and selling it back to the ignorant and stupid people who never own the property or figure out their sneaky conversion that’s been played on them. Great vid Jon, Louisiana was a mind blower.

[@kshoults2566]

Agreed- Louisiana. As if hundreds of ships and boats and buildings are lined up for auction after the builders/owners have left the scene. Where did they go? Why would controllers hide the prosperity and beauty? Damn.

[@regineduvier8832]

la fraude du non légal, la tromperie du code justinien? un Etre humain n'est pas une société SOCIETE ___ Etre humain Société DURAND Etre humain: jean de la famille Durand

[@mikejones590]

I suppose they do not know they have been re-corded. What a conception, to create such a conversion. Well when in Rome

[@jessepawlowski5832]

@@mikejones590 thank Edward Mandell House for the deceptive trick. He said maybe one in a million will figure out the conversion.

[@BowBeforeMe]

That's why i don't believe in buying land or a house in America

[@Fido-vm9zi]

They found great places, made them theirs by crafting narratives & created wealth that likley remains today. This stirs so many feelings in me.

[@brandonmcleod9182]

Anyone else stay up to midnight to see the new Jon Levi episode?

[@jaynedearnley7313]

No! I wake up Sunday morning with him ❤ 8am

[@pauljohnstone8989]

3 am here

[@jaygrain2512]

3am arkansas

[@subliminal81]

9 AM in Europe,Sunday

[@ChristiansPrayingTogether]

Yes me me me !! Can't wait for his vid to drop 🌷

[@kileymorrison1216]

My favorite part of the weekend!!! You just make Saturday/Sunday somewhere someone can escape to!! So easy to get sucked into your videos and be so present with you while you’re talking!!

[@petraseiferth2658]

Dear Jon, I love your videos. I love your voice, your way of living. You are a great inspiration to many people. I wish I could meet you. ❤Greetings from Germany ❤

[@4tounces]

Agreed!! He’s my secret best friend in my dreams! Lol😂

[@DanielLovesYou111]

Agreed ❤ Greetings from Canada 💜

[@happybdayo]

I'll add from London.... you rock Sir Jon and I am grateful

[@lahart2003]

Hello everyone! Chicago,IL here! 👋🏼 ❤

[@brianzoll2433]

Quasqueton Iowa loves Jon Levi as well!

[@mytube1806]

@Jonlevi I'm originally from Philadelphia. Let me tell you that what you see on old maps above the city is nothing compared to what we used to see below. As a young kid (70's) we (brother & I) had family that had keys that access to below subway levels. When we were given these huge brass keys We were told to only go to the first level downstairs to the bathrooms. (We were already below street level) We were told it was to dangerous to go any further (construction or today as I see it, demo work) & just come right back. Well being young kids in the 70's after a few (bored at parents work) times we started to not listen & went exploring further and further each time. Before we knew it we were bringing back friends, flash lights, extra batteries and soon were gone for hours on end. I'll tell you, There are many tunnels and even what seemed like old structures well below ground level. The whole part of center city used to be connected by these tunnels & the tunnels I'm speaking of are not the tunnels that are known and used today. These tunnels went very deep wide out and many levels below even the subways. We did have a favorite spot to goto down there, it was a old abandoned huge long old escalator, this thing must have went down another 3-4 stories (it lead to another unused subway system below the market frankfort line, no where near the broad st line) the middle of escalator was dusty but slick & it became our sliding board. Over time that construction that they were doing impeded our getting around underground (new concrete walls were going up all over it) so many of our ways to get around got cut off, so many that soon we lost interest in even trying. This was all around the time they were preparing to knockdown the old Lit Brothers building. The Lit Brothers building is something that you might want to look into. That for sure is a old tech block building. Anyway. I think. I've given you a little insight about the hidden parts of just one city. Thanks for bringing back some old memories.

[@normalhuman428]

There are very strange things all over Pennsylvania. Miles of stone walls laid out in the middle of nowhere with stone cairns - they say they were build by farmers, then they said they were build by civil war soldiers, then they said they were built by the government, now they say they don't exist.. There are strange things in the ground out in the middle of the woods: metal pipes, strange holes over deep voids, huge boulders that look like they were placed, it just goes on and on. I spent MOST of my free time as a kid in the Pennypack Park. I never saw one person fix or build anything ever. Yet the entire place is filled with concrete embankments and footbridges and walkways. We guessed everything was done during the night, because nothing ever got done during the day.

[@mytube1806]

@@normalhuman428 word. I've hunted most of the state, lot's of strange things for sure. As you may know, pennypack is a part of the appalachian trail, so it's protected. Just another government way of keeping people from finding things underground. You can't even move soil or rocks. I used to know it very well. Used to love going there hiking, fishing under the 90 footer & even swimming diving off the old frankfort falls. Shit we even used to raft down pennypack. But not no more, the city is pretty much gone.

[@pauladee6937]

@Mytube @Jon Levi.. The free Philly's Capitol dome you mentioned. I posted comments About Mexico. Is same.. And Timelines.. but. My comments they're were Hacked??

[@zerotoleranceforsataniceli4794]

How did your family come to have "keys" for structures not open to the public ? You accessed from your parents place of work ? Who were the "builders" ? Did you meet any of them ? What or who, did your parents say they were ?

[@mauimixer6040]

Wow, awesome ! Grew up roaming around Philly as a kid too in the mid-late 60s , but not underground like that. Remembering the underground electric trolley systems that went in all directions from 11th/13th and Market st. Been in Lit brothers, Gimbels, wannamakers, top of Penns hat at city hall, all along the waterfront of South Philly ( lived at 4th and Christian), played around in independent hall knocking on the Liberty bell , etc etc, but never under the underground ! The massive bldgs on the river I now think we're parking spots for the blimps ! Played in the ditch s which became 95 , then got moved to Fishtown . Aloha from Maui 🤙😎

[@danielfinch362]

Someone says the Statue of Liberty does not mean Freedom, But its placed by the sea because Liberty is what sailors are given when there in the Dock.

[@PHJoy]

woah! very interesting. thx

[@greggpearson7314]

Explains why we are under maritime law

[@MrBTBusch]

Liberty meant something horrid too, I can't quite remember what tho' don't wanna misquote someone & be wrong.

[@dennismanary5537]

They live by the sea fearing laws..banks river, current river, ect...same with court..its all a pyramid scam

[@DerSchleier]

“Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!” This country’s greatness and true genius lies in its diversity. - so sayeth crooked and disgraced ex-F.B.I. Director James Comey (@Comey) January 12, 2018 It is a ZOG World. Join or (roll your) die!

[@wdgbirmingham2]

I loved this video! Goosebumps. Just a side note on New Orleans...I was a history major, and am a 5 hour drive to New Orleans, I've been dozens of times. Prior to the War of Northern Aggression, New Orleans was the wealthiest city in all of the South. Being at the mouth of the Mississippi river, it was THE port for coffee, sugar, cotton, etc. All those ships you see are there for that reason. The European looking church you see is the St. Louis Cathedral, the oldest Catholic Cathedral in the entire United States. It was built when France was colonizing North America. It looks French because it was French - literally. So that's a little back story on New Orleans. However, I, like you, am wondering how were these bird's eye views even obtained??? Were they sending up a hot air balloon with enormous 1850's tin type photography cameras? Which is simply ridiculous as they'd have to remain perfectly still for 60 seconds. In summary, just for New Orleans alone, the buildings, architecture, ships I can make sense of; however the aerial view I can NOT make sense of... This is neither here nor there but something your videos have brought to my attention over the months/years I've been watching are these palatial capital buildings in every state. Even in horse and buggy Midwestern square states, states that still in the latter half of the 1800's were still Little House on the Prairie, the Wild West, Ma'n'Pa in their covered wagons rumbling Westward...even in these square states are these massive, palatial capital buildings built of limestone or marble or granite. It just "don't make no kind of sense..." William

[@sv4673]

When you pointed out all of the ferris wheels on coney island; it had me wondering about all of these giant ones that have been put up in some of the major cities in the world.

[@LadyQbear2018]

In one Dr. Who episode, the "eye" in London was indeed used as some sort of portal... and they're in every big city, always near water. There's more to it than we've been told for sure!

[@budwhite9781]

I wonder if some of those layouts, were the original "15 minute cities". The usual suspects basically wiped every one out, cleaned out the mud, and "restarted" again. Kind of like what has blatantly been happening for the past 3 years. Fantastic video and thoughts again. Thank you.

[@liquidluck711]

Yes. Everything done by The Witness (A.eye) is both Good and Bad. Thus we are witnessing everything repeat itself under the Sun. The Sun which is way closer than we have been told and loops in cycles of decades, hundreds, and thousands... Enjoy the show!

[@brandonkelbe]

The great reset ‘when I was your age,’ ‘back in my day.’ We didn’t listen and they got us again.

[@warrendarress6901]

@@brandonkelbe And the more sheeple that awaken perhaps the sooner there shall be the next Reset?

[@charlotteb6898]

@@brandonkelbe still determined not to listen sheeple will be sheeple.

[@gameodemosthene9252]

John I just wanted to say don't give up if you may not feel work's effects just know it has one. Even if everything you say may not be entirely correct the seed of thought you plant is. Thank You, Jon Levi. Gameo

[@dcraexon]

great mini train set world

[@teresajgregory]

This had to be sales brochure perfection because in real life (except in places like SLC) we had to memorize every curvy street and all the names. Numbers were only on houses, not on street signs. I grew up in an average size midwestern town where all the street planning was a confusing mess. The plans were altered to keep us confused and unable to connect the dots to our true history. It’s all quite a shame. The truth is surfacing now and nothing can stop it. I’m positive people are not going to be happy about the hoax / lies.

[@FinehomesofNewHampshire]

You only know what they let you know. Not one letter more. Question everything.

[@drew7155]

Very likely they were for lease brochures.

[@spikeyapplesseashells9233]

Watching as usual from my cocnut tree in Fiji... 😁🙏 Welcome back again...always look forward to.your videos and see ur pets... .

[@MindBitX]

Bula...I watching from Fiji as well 🌴🌴🍍🥥

[@kruszinc.8555]

I drank some Fiji water today lol

[@MindBitX]

@@kruszinc.8555 😄

[@dalepetty174]

The Pics make me remember seeing early pics I've seen of NY. I remember seeing the buildings and streets and wondering why it looked abandoned, there was no one walking or standing and there was no garbage anywhere.

[@TheRealShawnCrowe]

it's just crazy man...

[@__JTG__]

I appreciate the knowledge you are spreading bro I truly do, I’m kinda young and when I try to explain to the ppl around me that we were reset at one point and inherited a civilization that isn’t ours they think I’m legit crazy it’s hard to articulate what rlly happened that isn’t in our history books but I show ur vids to some of my friends and I feel like a few of them actually are open minded enough to understand, keep posting bro thank u again

[@teresajgregory]

Good job! Stick with it!

[@scottpodgorski4102]

The first thing you need to get people to realize, is that pretty much everything we've been taught is a lie. Little chuncks . Feed them little bits. Always push the truth. Always put it out there. When they say "this is like that" tell them its a lie if its a lie. But always be able to back up your argument. The truth can become a lonely place.

[@sarahnoah3693]

It’s like tapping on a fishbowl, isn’t it.

[@nickuva6508]

The only benefit of knowing these things is that it helps you focus on what matters. God (youll get there one day) family, & friends. Dont let lost history and all the other bs that follows consume your life and depress you. If you give up and dont care about anything then you are letting them win.

[@WisdomKeeper11]

@@sarahnoah3693 'fish bowl' how very apt when thinking about our enclosed system under the firmament.

[@LJ-jj5vn]

Jon, you have an incredible talent (or gift) for being able to see through the mundane and spot the anomalies or the truths that are hidden in plain sight or beneath the surface. I always feel like a child that's about to embark on a treasure hunt whenever you post a new video - excited, curious and a little nervous. I cannot express enough how grateful I am (for many reasons) that I found you and your work so many moons ago. May you always find the things that bring more love, joy, peace and understanding into your heart and life, my friend. Sending you and your homestead friends lots of love.

[@myfriendoretheshepherd6618]

Hi Jon thanks for the informative video! I’m almost 60 and I’ve spoken with my mother and her sister in law about this subject. When I began asking about the incubator babies both women went silent! I don’t know why they won’t tell me what happened in the past but they know. Is there anyone else out there who’s tried to speak to an older generation who absolutely will not talk about it? They know some thing and they won’t tell us…why?

[@tiffanytakao9846]

Wow, weird and interesting. Hope they are willing at some point to tell you.

[@togowack]

it was understood what would happen from an early age and they were sworn to secrecy, especially the ww2 veterans. I believe this turned them to drinking.

[@fletchf.fletch8242]

I'm 52 and have experienced this as well. Never fully trusted older generations growing up. Starting to learn why now.

[@myfriendoretheshepherd6618]

@@togowack how do you know this and why did they promise not to talk?

[@togowack]

@@myfriendoretheshepherd6618 personal conclusion and I would think a residual effect of the asylums of the 1800s. Thinking, the war in Europe did not go as the history books say. I did ask my grandma about the before time and she refused to talk about it. My grandpa came back from the war and would not talk about it. I think they were sworn to secrecy right with threat of incarceration right before they were sent home.

[@s.kertanguy8433]

Things don't add up, I agree. Have a look at a video showing what a bird in India could see flying above a temple which was built 1750 years ago. A video by PraveenMohan. " Ancient Temple Shows cell phone".

[@Gigi1111Layna]

They all show the same grid patterns as in churches, (energy harvesting) and the grids of the cell, and to Tesla's creations. Yeah, I've seen those tablets and pics of ppl holding cell phones.

[@derekgantt6140]

This was wonderful again. Detective work ..birds eyeview..is so important...plus...here in Philadelphia..on the ground ..seventy one years ..my enthusiasm and spirit..just being a part in this uncovering...piercing through .I call it scrying ...what state are people in...find these important Gems ....I am a draughtsman...pencil is a instrument.

[@MissPatice]

Another very interesting video, thank you. I am originally from Sydney, I am going to look into this more, I have been asking older folk of their memories and they all know of miles and miles of tunnels under the city.

[@timcunliffe7834]

Awesome creator work as always Jon, God Bless you Brother..hope all of us in this community meet up 1 day on the other side because the beginning of the Truth can be found in this channel...God Bless all.

[@keithdoidge9265]

12 minutes in not a magnetron but a gasometer for storing gas for lighting/heating and cooking, keep up the good work Jon!

[@koubenakombi3066]

Agreed. Interestingly in the same picture we also see some chimneys with dark smoke that would not come from the burn of that gas. Gas would (usually) burn clean.

[@teresabarnes-matych]

Thanks Jon, for allowing us to tag along in your Marvelous Investigations! These maps gave me an eerie feeling and I recalled watching an interview of Peter Daszak, a “disease ecologist”, literally crying about the possibility of losing his research program. He said that Bioweapons are Perfect because they get rid of the people while keeping the infrastructure intact. Nice Guy🙄

[@ZarpeParadise]

"When Every Moment Counts" Read it then moved to Costa Rica, 2002. Pura Vida✌

[@SukoThaigirl]

Jon, if you enjoyed that movie, might I suggest “Castles in the Sky” and “Howl’s Moving Castle”. Both are beautiful and touching (imo w/ superb artwork and soundtrack)🥰 Thank you for sharing your thoughts and vibration 💛 I appreciate you!

[@dankoston2904]

I also watched at Jack in the beanstalk movie last week and saw the flying Castle. I thought that was pretty cool.

[@sukisuki6114]

I literally was at the GHIBLI museum yesterday. Here’s a ponder, Many think studio GHIBLI is after the work for wind lift. I beg to differ. The last reset, the war against the 13 bloodlines bent on domination of the serf class via Vatican rule was the war of the bucket. It was the Guelphs (Guelph black nobility-the usurpers VS the Ghiblinnes the free houses) I’m convinced Hayao Miyazaki is perhaps defendant of the Ainu? Tatary? And remembers or intuitively recalls the last battle of a reset. Look at his oldest works, like: The last unicorn On your mark Lupin Even those touch on what we are all curious about. The shogun land that studio GHIBLI is on: also appears to be a half buried starfort.

[@brando36922]

​@@sukisuki6114 can you please explain in more detail please??

[@stacielynn7929]

Ohhhhhh Hiyo Myaski !!! As well as Kikis Delivery service and Nausica and Spirited away

[@catlynx7820]

@Suki Suki Hmm, I love to ponder. I've been at this for a while, but you are positing a new piece for consideration into the Big Puzzle of thoughts. Ty 😻

[@Gremllion]

Jackson square and the St Louis Cathedral look like that today with Jackson in the Center on his horse, all brass and copper and pretty big

[@galestandardsllc2802]

hey Jon problematicmike here loyal follower since I found someone who speaks a language I speak and understand in every aspect..I live in the Bronx and would like to send a couple pictures that you could possibly add to share with your perfectly sarcastic narrative with the community....You are so underated.....sincerely love what you do my brother

[@freeshop5402]

Sunday morning.... And watchin Jon 'columbo' Levi!!... Bliss!!

[@cisdewolf449]

Every Sunday morning I start with coffee and your video ✨ Just on line then, I live in the Netherlands were the farmers must leave because the cow farts 💨 are bad for nature 🙄 Thank you for this video and I think you are right about the birds eye maps being brochures! Have a great Sunday🍀

[@lillyinthepond]

You have that vegan party from your area that has lots of funds to make big industrial changes. One of their aims is to stop animal suffering, and knowing people are not prone to willingly change habbits, they will pay industrials to start new productions that are not cruel to animals, but cheap enough for consumers to buy those rather than meat products. But they do not have time to wait, climate crisis is an alarm topic in the industrial paradigme, so comming up with the idea to ban farms for cow farts is just a way towards more animal rights points to be used while reporting to big money sources on their results. The movement is very corrupted as is everything of the system. South (us, deprived) will save North (you, consumers/well off westeen working class) from your willing and fast adaptation to technocracy. Farmers keep us going. Less of them, less of us. That issue is one of the very important ones today.

[@m00sebob]

Goedemorgen! oftewel.. middag inmiddels

[@stacielynn7929]

Are they really not farming at all there? We are under attack from the inside here, as well…. Fire in Cincy Ohio and the toxic sludge dam in Palestine has collapsed and ohhh another train in Springfield Oh yesterday 😮

[@BuffaloNYSkyWatcher]

Check news papers, I was doing ancestry work, and I came across a news paper for New York mid to late 1800s, they had ads for buildings, take everything apart, but leave the basements. 🤔 makes you wonder where sears got their premade houses……parts of old world maybe? Another great video Thank you, God Bless 🙏❤️

[@NickThunnda]

I'm not an artist, so when I look at the details in that sketch of New Orleans, I wonder how long it would have taken one person to draw it all in. Did they start with aerial photos joined up, then transferred to pen and ink? It would have taken me a year before I finally went mad and quit. 😁

[@ElveeKaye]

I'm wondering if it actually is a photograph that was altered to look like a drawing. We can do such things in Photoshop today, perhaps they had something similar in the past, and Photoshop is just the modern version of it.

[@theesper7404]

​@@ElveeKaye yes!! I've been thinking the same! We didn't live then so there's no telling what tech existed or what tech the elite had. And how would they be able to get "birds' eye views" like this without being in the air or having some kind of drone. I've seen some old black and white "drawings" that literally looked like they had a filter put on them to make them look like art.

[@ErnstZundel45]

​@@ElveeKaye definitely !! As the old saying goes... there's nothing new in this world.

[@capimages]

I’m an artist and I agree! 😂 That detailed of a drawing would take forever I don’t think I have patience for that lol.

[@RxYouth]

@@ElveeKaye Check out Mind Unveiled's video on the history of all the different photoshop techniques they had. I knew they could do some stuff, but not nearly to the extent that they show or all the various techniques used. It seems like photoshopping was a huge part of photography from very early on. I wanna say they discuss the possibility that some of these more realistic looking drawings were actually originally photos as well. They could also easily make people skinnier and more beautiful, just like today. Now I just imagine the controllers assembling a large team of people specializing in different areas of photo manipulation and artistry and being able to easily control the narrative.

[@johnkean6852]

Watching from North Cyprus.

[@mosephusmusic]

Thank you Jon! Your a Champion for our community. Love your deep dives. Bless. ❤❤

[@rachel_v_k]

Good morning, Jon! 🌄 Good morning, everyone! 🌅 These perfectly built out cities on perfect grids remind me of the grid lines found all over, even in the middle of nowhere. Could these cities have been built on the even older layout that is still visible? Will those lines be the layout for future cities, as well? It's as if those lines are part of the "set up" of the realm. I'm not sure what I think of that. It's so strange to think about the realm as anything but natural, yet there are so many strange things that get me looking at it differently. Thank you. I hope that your laundry went well. I don't like doing laundry. Have a wonderful week. Much love and blessings! 🤗❤❤❤🙏🐾🐕🐈🐾 💖

[@jeweloftheisle498]

Jon Levi have you seen The Treck Planner on KZbin. He finds some amazing caves/buildings. Last one I saw was in Utah. Anyway great show , as usual. Thanks for waking me up. Kind regards from Australia.

[@uncabuzz118]

Always start my Sundays with hot coffee and a Levi video. Your videos have sparked my interest in this subject and being from Seattle we have a treasure trove of mudflood/former civilization examples right in our faces. I realized my Queen Anne High School built in 1909, supposedly, is a "tartarian" structure if I can be permitted to use that general term. You have touched on the Denny regrade project a few weeks ago so thanks for that. And our Pioneer Square area downtown is full of these old structures along with the "underground" city tours. Most glaring to me is that the University of Washington was built on the site of the 1909 Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Expo. This huge complex not unlike the World's fairs in Chicago or St. Louis was, if you believe the narrative, was built less than 20 years after the great Seattle fire of 1889 that destroyed the entire city. As an example the Suzzallo library on campus has an ornate "cathedral" vibe to it and seeing it repurposed as a library is completely nuts when viewing interior photos. Kudos Jon. Awaiting next Sundays presentation.

[@spikeyapplesseashells9233]

Thank you very much for calming video... Trust me your videos are very soothing and calming effect as we gain knowledge and learn new things from you.. It shows ur character.. Your a gentle person who won't take BS.🙏😁😁God bless 🙏❤️

[@Velwol4ara]

Раньше, когда заселяли города из деревень, это где-то 20-30е года. Рассказывали такое, что заселяли по несколько семей в одну квартиру. Отопления не было. Поэтому приходилось ставить "Буржуйку", а трубу высовывать через форточку окна. Кровати, шкафы, стулья были с бирками и под номерами. Пятизначными! Ты дал мне пищу для размышлений. Благодарю за труд, копай дальше.🙏🏻☀️🙌🏻

[@ritasjourney]

Where was this?

[@Velwol4ara]

@@ritasjourney Санкт-Петербург. Мне рассказывала бабушка, в 2008 году. На тот момент ей было 94 года. Так вот, когда ей было 5-6 лет, их забрали из деревни в город. Потом такие рассказы много от кого слышал/читал. И это было не 200 лет назад и даже не 300 лет. А именно уже 20 веке.

[@NanceH11]

I will give props to the controllers for google translate! I bet whoever toppled the Tower of Babel is pissed off right now. Very interesting story. We should all be able to travel freely and go to St Petersburg for the weekend from the US. I’m sure the technology is there but they keep us in fear of war and terrorists so trillions of dollars go to the Military Industrial Complex for bombs and to profit the rich instead of promoting harmony. Real people are the same everywhere. Restricting travel is the best way to keep us isolated and in fear. Sorry, I didn’t mean to get serious here. It’s a beautiful day and however they try to repress us makes us come back stronger. God Bless us all ❤️

[@aneesaarabians]

​@@Velwol4ara sounds like we're almost there again, herding people into their cities...

[@btjohne]

@@Velwol4ara TY so much for sharing! May the creator bless you.

[@santinamarie4699]

Your shows are always incredibly amazing I can only watch them now and then because I become too emotional. Not sure why. I just can't take it. Still I appreciate you so much

[@LavenderLori406]

It's cuz he's bringing the truth to light and deep down its all we've ever longed for...

[@hotartesian4163]

For me it is an overwhelming sense of LOSS. That feeling I forgot something very important taken away from me. But I love these reminders and questions, anyway. Thanks Jon!

[@stefanieschaefer564]

Same. It really stresses me out and confuses me and saddens me. I won't stop wanting the truth but it's hard.

[@pearsgr]

Just the best, most respectful (read that again please) narrator the subject.

[@robertjack4329]

Loving this. Researching my own home town east rochester ny. Formerly known as Dispatch. Found a Birdseye view of it paired with Rochester ny that predates my house which was built in the 1920s. There was a piano factory there in the late 1890s that became a shopping mall in the 1950s. It's still an outlet mall today. In the Birdseye view it shows more factories behind it that don't exist anymore. You've got me looking deeper. I may just take a walk back there in the spring.

[@maureenobrien4807]

SHE'S BACK,!!!! I LOVE HER.

[@chrisshijpack5109]

😇 “For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.”💜🔑🙏🏽 ‭‭Matthew‬ ‭18:20‬ ‭KJV‬‬

[@ScottSmith64]

Your style of storytelling is so wonderful. Even the overlords can’t catch the truth. Keep going brother

[@carolangel3916]

Thankyou Jon 🥰♥️ For sharing your ideas and wise words x Love from Scotland ❤️

[@allenschmitz9644]

Perth Scotland is a great example of OLD.

[@californiapoontappa]

Love the vandals line at the beginning

[@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126]

To answer your question Jon, yes the cathedral is still there but I have never seen that obelisk before and I am from Louisiana. I lived in New Orleans for 2 years. I am very interested in finding out where it came from and where it went! 🤔 Cheers

[@JustMe-te8cz]

The structures that look like circular cake stands are called gas holders. They enclose very large gas containers. They rose and sank, depending on how much gas they enclosed. Often called gasometers, because the design doubled as a gas gauge, letting you know how much gas was in it. The gas was called semi gas or water gas; made by passing steam over a carbon arc. This produced hydrogen and carbon monoxide. There is a simple process to enrich the hydrogen content. Dirigibles would use this gas through fluidization to decrease the density of hot air to make it less sense than helium. The fluid density can be further reduced through the application of acoustic waves. Film at 11 ...

[@SaffyFoo]

Morning Dearest Jon and Chief, cat and chickens ❤ Splendid video…. Yes you are certainly on the right track. Many Thanks 😊

[@pixl8me]

Remembering tiny painting on a grain of rice and this presentation. ❤

[@ericaswensonelliott]

I was raised the first 10 years of my life in Philly- 2 blocks west of that awful penitentiary- terrifying feeling inside of there- but the weird thing about that negatron thing in foreground- the river is all different and that megatron thing was long gone physically and from photo records - mysterious at a minimum

[@cliveblacksheep2522]

Gday Jon Excellent video, I agree that they appear to be brochure’s, our taught narrative is bonkers. Michelle Gibson just did a fantastic video helping us to understand and exposing the truth that we have been denied. Definitely worth the 44 minutes of our lives. Peace be with you

[@MarcOlivermusic]

I ve never heard of her but she seems a fascinating person and the video you recommended seems very promising. Gonna watch it fully today. She s got an unbelievable ernergy, I am impressed. Thank you very much for hinting at her channel!

[@USA1492]

@@MarcOlivermusic mind unveiled and divergent are also very good

[@MarcOlivermusic]

@@USA1492 Are these names of channels or videos?

[@USA1492]

@@MarcOlivermusic channels

[@davidardenlycett8545]

Coney Island strikes again. Jon, you have outdone yourself. I'm envious. I've had my eye on Sydney's Coney Island of late. I was lucky enough to have the place all to myself at the age of 7 after a "lodge" Christmas party. How ironic you beat me to it. The one in Sydney has never changed..., and thank you for pointing out the balloon nonsense.- Dancin' Dave

[@stevencoffman1020]

Amen brother keep doing what you do, I'm Soo glad to hear from you!!

[@beckiburke781]

I recognize New Orleans it’s beautiful not all of it but alot of the old stuff is still there. the church is famous, beautiful inside and out. I put it together just now. Its a trip looking with your perspective Jon. There aren’t that many boats banked along the Mississippi now compared to the map of New Orleans along the river walk you shared.

[@sirenfromthenorth3727]

Awesome stuff Jon🙏 I always found the old stencil advertisements on the sides of brick buildings all over N America strange - such grand buildings and then these fast cheap stencil signs

[@pauladee6937]

Good point!!

[@kellyforce5982]

Amazing videos and I’ve learned so much. Now I’m Backtracking and trying to watch every video from when they started. No doubt Jon Levi is the best presenter of this old world material. It’s sad there are not more people to talk to about this topic. Hopefully over time more people wake up to what’s really going on.

[@stephaniepikunas6373]

Hey, Jon! I'm a Philadelphian and I can tell you exactly what those large circular metal structures are/were... Gasometers, or huge containers for natural gas. It's said that PGW (Philadelphia Gas Works) built their 1st gasometer in 1856, which was said to be the largest in the nation at the time. I still see these huge circular cage-like structures around the city- although now they are empty shells (the metal cage surrounded another container within it but those are now gone). They are still very cool looking

[@stripedcollar335]

I just found your channel Jon, and if you never read this comment I don't care. I have to thank you for your particular obsession, at least your willingness to share it and to endure what must be a torrent of disassociated nonsense from people who refuse to understand. Thank you for sharing, from central NC, USA

[@jeffsandoval3675]

I tell my teenagers I was born in 1966 only 100 years befor I was born was Abraham Lincoln times Civil War times. Horse and buggy ruled the day. Everything you see around you everything modern all this tech is new and gone in the blink oof the eye no phones computers refrigeration TV plumbing toilets airplanes cars etc. All gone in the blink of the eye. Be grayefull for the blessings laid upon your table becuase none of this has to be and wasn't just a 100 years ago. And being teenagers they don't have a clue as it's beyond their understanding to even know what I'm talking about as for them it's. Always been and always will be. They don't have enough years on the realm to comprehend the fragility of our reality. Peace to all of you and yours my brothers and sisters who have eyes that see and understanding of the deception and lies we have been taught. God bless you all stay safe.

[@carmenjacinto4426]

I grew up in Los Angeles, approximately 15 miles from downtown . I remember Mom and Dad taking us kids to the Sears building, and being a child it looked monolithic, lol! It's 9 stories and only the 1st floor of this building was the store,apparently the rest was the factory and such. I recently watched a couple of channels one of which was an old one when it was opened to the public and another one(it now defunct , and Sears is out of business)and that was even more interesting, as he went up to the tower part ,and the huge windows. One of my favorite places to see as we were on interstate 5 (Santa Ana fwy) was The UnionRoyal tire factory! Years later my brother was employed there. Keep up the good work Jon!👍

[@rebelwithoutapauseFE224]

Having seen a lot of these birds eye view images over the last few years . I am very skeptical about the drawings . Today if you wanted to do that all you need do is go up in a helicopter or plane with a camera & take pictures . Then . Back in your studio the picture is your source . You could then take as long as you like to replicate the picture . Turning it into a birds eye drawing .can you imagine just how long it would take back then to draw these incredible maps from a floating balloon you have little control of ? To get such perfection . There are things we have not found yet , the internet has been instrumental in this expanding Awakening all across the realm growing all the time. Another great video Jon ❤

[@tammy-truth-researcher]

May 2024 - I am grateful to have found you, John Levi! I’ve watched many of your videos and I believe you are onto something with this theory. I’ve never seen most of those maps and I am also blown away!

[@ZacharyKyle]

LOVE YOUR STUFF BRO. THIS WILL BE ON TIKTOK IN 30mins

[@dea9273]

What is you Tik-Tok?

[@1AlphaOmega0]

@Jon Levi, I believe the large cylindrical structures are for the gas works. I looked it up quickly, after feeling as though I recognized the structures as being similar, if not the same, as what was used in early England's gas works. They are vapour/gas storage vessels.

[@caspianlake8475]

Sending love and blessings to you, Jon. And thanks for your work.

[@nickblokland4680]

Luna park in Australia also , old place too

[@HC-oy3jr]

Ahh the Vandals , Anarchy Burger! Saw them back in the 80s some backyard gig Irvine CA, those were the days, social d, LAs Wasted Youth, TSOL ! Enuff rant time to watch your work! Thanks for the memories!

[@enchantederic3792]

Hadn't heard that since the 80's. TSOL ... ? True Sounds Of Liberty? What did the band think it meant? Later there was NWA, ... Yep, was there in LA in 80, 81 ... what innocent times.

[@allenschmitz9644]

Mentors and the Germs.

[@HC-oy3jr]

@@allenschmitz9644 Good Taste, can't forget Darby Crash! Misfits DK, Crass, Black Flag, GBH , Varukers, LADY GAGA!!!!

[@cjcallan6500]

I’m 20 min from Broadalbin NY!

[@DwightPouer]

Good morning Jon. Great work.

[@Debi.G]

Your video is the only one I play on normal speed! I cherish every word and insight! Keep up the great work!!

[@РинатНаркаев-л5з]

Очень интересно. благодарю за прекрасную работу!

[@laurennannee9439]

I'm located in Louisiana & have been following you for years on several accounts. Thank you so much for New Orleans coverage. I admire you & appreciate your work. Much love ✌️

[@cybercamp2900]

While y’all are looking at the ground and buildings in these old photos, I am looking in the sky’s for the “new forms” of clouds we have today. AmesburyMa. I can verify the land and lake/river arrangement as FACT! My family has lived in the immediate area for 150 years. Great work Sir👍🏻

[@pysq8]

Like "scud" clouds?

[@pauladee6937]

Yeah.. New Forms all over.. In Stars and sun and LIGHTS IN THE SKY.. All over

[@janebrandt4526]

@@pauladee6937 if only I could see the sky. Surrounded by Led lights in this compound/concentration camp.

[@k1m198]

@10:05 that crazy apparatus is a double ferris wheel, both ferris wheels spin independently whilst they also rotate around each other. We had one at my local fair back when I was a kid in the 90s, but they don't have it anymore. Probably too much maintenance costs for the owner, I suppose. But it was my favorite ferris wheel, that's for sure!

[@tv2001]

Great content yet again :) Thanks for helping to remove ' One of truths protective layers'.

[@davejones4269]

5:13 “why would I give these bastards props”. Ha ha lol

[@BGlasnost]

I had a vivid dream as a child of a flying castle. It had onion domes like the russian palaces, and it was able to generate its own clouds in order to conceal itself. Miyazaki also has two movies about flying castles. It seems this idea has been in the ether for a long time.

[@SethGavriel111]

21:09 thanks Jon! Love and appreciate your videos very much. Thank you for your Service to the Collective and the Great Awakening in the ways that you do!❤🙏👍

[@romanm.3529]

Similar design and "hand"? That's because it's all produced (imported from) outside this realm. Like in a game

[@djryaru]

I just love listening to him talk, I want the Jon Levi podcast!!!

[@ajcreations.theawarenessch8914]

As usual amazing content with awesome commentary. Thanks JON

[@Timebend2025]

Thanking God fir this video today...it's already felt Like a week since I woke up and it's only 2pm PT. Thank you and Slainte

[@semblanceofdisorder]

Another great thought provoking video Jon! Also, it was awesome hearing you as a guest on Eddie Bravo's podcast. He is definitely your biggest fan and biggest promoter. Now that I think about it, he has talked about your channel in every single episode.

[@grimbleahoy]

Another great vid. FYI from 🇬🇧. The 'machine' @12:30 is a gas-holder. Before 'natural gas' was pumped here from the North Sea, gas was extracted from coal and kept in these tanks that rise and fall with the volume / pressure of contents. They were still in use in my city when I was a child in the early 1960's: the last one I remember here was scrapped as late as the 1980's - In fact, my father worked for the (then) National Gas Board that produced and supplied it.

[@oldworldex]

I love that wikipedia provides many of these birds eye maps in high res. I've used many of them to discover old world gems. Love it Jon, god bless!

[@mistyblue1057]

God Bless Jon , the truth will set us free

[@illuminatingmanuscripts1800]

Awesome to hear the Vandals reference Jon!!!! I always wonder how many 90s/2000s punk rock kids there are in the Mudflood /Tartaria community. To quote NOFX- “Majority Rule don’t work in Mental Institutions; The Idiots Have Taken Over!” and I feel that’s even more relevant today than ever when it comes to Government, Religion, Science, Academia, etc. Thanks for another great video!

[@RxYouth]

unfortunately it seems many of the old bands that were against the establishment are now totally for the establishment or at least falling in line with their agendas without second thought.

[@illuminatingmanuscripts1800]

@@RxYouthTrue, but they’re all basically retired senior citizens at this point, craving safety and predictability-so they probably get startled easily by things like noise and new ideas lol

[@cameronlong5811]

You had me at The Vandals lol Jon I really wish we could hang out! Thanks for everything you do!!

[@dontbelievethehypeixxi4990]

Philadelphia is laid out like a circuit board,with streets that end and then continue miles later at almost impossible precision. Besides the obvious larger landmarks being from a previous time, there are row homes that still have tech looking corner tops on them,with the expected little castle type 'churches' on the corner or close by. Philadelphia is very old and it's history hidden. Even the brick waterways underground are amazing. I haven't found a map of them yet. But they are as elaborate as the many blocks of rowhomes.

[@andeeanko7079]

Yes, I was born and raised in Philadelphia. There's so much hidden history there for sure.

[@pipeandslippers]

Fabulous, I love your research Jon. So what if these aerial drawings were simply 'proposals' for a new plan of a town? You have a bay, for instance a new place someone has called Boston and you are asked for proposals for 'building' the new town. Proposals were drawn up, named and then registered with the Clerk. The accurate ones that we see now are the ones that won the commission. The inaccurate ones, for instance New Orleans with the many massive buildings or the Lunar Park with too many ferris wheels were never commissioned. So we aren't looking at drawings of what existed, we are simply looking at pictures of proposals of what may be built. Of course this still doesn't explain a myriad of things like who built them and how, but somehow it may help us to see how as a being we all can create. We are all creating right now. We are creating our own history. Thanks for your creation Jon. I love it.

[@NyxinOwl]

Hello Jon. I've been looking into "Game Theory" but applying it over the entire realm. Most major cities have the "grid" pattern or a chess board. Take the Twin Towers- 2 Rooks on the board. And if you look at the sky line of such cities, you can visually see all the pieces. If one would do any sort of search on chess pieces, they list off what all languages call the various pieces. It's amazing how it all reverts back to maritime verbiage. I then found other chessboard characters called "fairy pieces" because apparently there are numerous board styles. One of these fairy pieces is called "Mann". I think star forts are that "players" mark on the game map. I truly believe I have found something with Game Theory entangled in Chess, or as it's been recently coined, 4th dimensional chess. Hope you and yours are doing well beloved.

[@romanm.3529]

Multidimensional game platform\"play" of evolution

[@NyxinOwl]

@@romanm.3529 Aren't there a few variants with levels of awareness, cooperation and incentives? Like the "prisoners dilemma"?

[@romanm.3529]

@@NyxinOwl "the police do not have the evidence for a conviction" This thought experiment is flawed in that they do not have the truth. Truth is a way out

[@dennismanary5537]

Wow and wild, obelisks look like rooks!!!

[@pauladee6937]

Wow, speaking of Game Theory, do you watch Lex And Erik? ..

[@paulputnam2305]

Wonderfully Fantastic Video. Thank You so much for sharing your thoughts with us. Much Love and Hugs to You, Chief and Studio

[@PraiseYHWH]

For people capable of these feats of engineering, they sure did place a lot of emphasis on everything, but transportation. Thanks Jon, Chief, and Studio.

[@allenschmitz9644]

water?

[@itsallperfectlynormal9805]

Except dirigibles, ships, railroads, trolleys...

[@ItsMeNanaD71]

That “crazy apparatus” 10:07 is now called the double Ferris wheel. It used to come to town for our fair. Even as a kid I knew better than to ride it.

[@brando36922]

Great work as always Jon always inspiring keep it up and be well.

[@Mikemummy33]

Best one yet. That writing and art of the hand of the monetary writer. Same as map maker. Great eye Jonathan!