A Complete Exploration Of Megalithic Baalbek In Lebanon

[@jimmime]

Thank you, Brien.

[@stevefisher2553]

Just incredible! Thank you

[@HomoErectusErectus]

High-minded people construct, low-minded people destruct! Thanks Brien!

[@lynderherberts2828]

Hi, Brien. Thank you for sharing. This beyond anything other people have revealed. Kudos.

[@LooksLike-om4df]

Watch Nat geo and fall of civilizations channels.

[@carvingtheway]

As we watch this video,,, Baalbek is being bombarded by the IDF ... God save Baalbek,god save Lebanon 🇱🇧🙏🏻🥂🏔️

[@xxPROMETHEUSxx1.]

Of course! There is always an effort to destroy ancient history... with any excuse

[@paulasurf3830]

Im baffled!😮

[@TheDAT9]

Keep it going Brien. The more people who know, the better.

[@katet22]

Great exploration! Wish to visit Baalbek someday.

[@mariaw6715]

You have any notion of what happens in Balbeek as you speak???????

[@WeirdOldWorld]

Nice tour! I post new videos of lesser-known ancient Peruvian sites every week!

[@abracadabra4800]

Baalbek is been bombed right now.

[@abracadabra4800]

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[@julieisthatart]

I do so love your work and respect what you are saying. BUT, isn't it also possible that it was not the stone being cut into a pillar that was turning, but the cutting device itself that hung from the holes, whirlling around the stone turning it into a pillar

[@fulltorq]

I absolutely love your theory and proof shown for the pillars carved in a lathe, so in that case, shouldn't the tool in the lathe be harder than the granite pillars. What I'm trying to say is where is the lathe and where are the tool? Why are the pillars still there but the lathe is not? What happened to all the equipment they used to create these marvels, it saddens me to believe that it could be possible that they have been found and are being hidden from us

[@ForbiddenHistoryLIVE]

THANK YOU BRIAN Peace & Enlyghtenment Alwayz Dezert-Owl from OHIO USA Author / Translator / Journalist Polymath / Professional Speaker / Available for Interviews

[@daleolson3506]

How did the get the ground compacted enough to hold these blocks perfectly?

[@sputnik5716]

Giants

[@joelweidenfeld471]

Let me tell you something, lathes are OLDER than you think.. certainly almost as old as frickjen grinding stones ... even today non electric powered lathes are in use....also , chucks don't fit into holes so that they were using chucks is also off..as chucks are actually rather advanced geared tools..only the tail stock might fit in holes...... I would look at how work is held in old lathes before modern chucks were invented

[@marlowkaplan3584]

It's insane the older construction is better and larger stone. Doesn't fit their narrative

[@xxPROMETHEUSxx1.]

Thank you for pointing out the machining!👍🫡 To many people today still think they were using copper chizzles and sticks. Something to remember is that THERE IS NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN. 'History tends to repeat itself' is not just a saying. These massive stones that are to hard to comprehend may have ben done by GIANTS. They were around a long time ago... Entertainment purposes only 😉

[@leonthewise5807]

1st

[@TopShelfMontana]

"a complete exploration" in 12 minutes? lol