abandoned seattle (forgotten erased history)

[@randomchannel83838]

I’m a hairdresser (uk) and I recently did the hair of an American lady who is a university professor in architecture… I told her that American architecture made no sense … i managed to explain a little by using your words - I told her built in a few years with the population the size it was they needed giant castle like asylums? All to be then destroyed in various fires … i told her I didn’t buy it and never had… but I said it in a good way so she wouldn’t squeal and complain about me… she couldn’t respond or argue….oooh its very tricky to change the narrative that people have blindly accepted for all this time Love you ❤thank you🌼

[@nortfroggirl]

Was she actually listening? Was she arguing? That's terrific that you had an opportunity to have intelligent conversation without being too hyper 🥳

[@GenXtothe7thPower]

There’s a current argument between 2 chans, mind unveiled and lore lodge (lore lodge is pushing his college history degree as debunking). It’s pretty crazy to watch the reaction and denial…

[@Reignforest87]

If someone devotes years to something, spends hundreds of thousands of dollars, and makes it their identity. They will resist with everything they have. It's good to practice a conversation about the topic. Personally I prefer strangers, they are generally more open minded, and if they disagree ah well. What do they really know anyway.

[@tartariadreaming]

unfortunatly she probably thought you were uneducated and have no idea about history) and just want to talk to seem smart. I come across this idea of myself when I try to discuss this topic

[@Reignforest87]

@@tartariadreaming You just have to be genuinely inquisitive, from a place of compassion, without an ego. I feel just as judgmental about anyone with any degree. However I have to remind myself that we are all human first.

[@sidneysill8495]

""Look at these primitive asswipes," actually caused a real life morning coffee spit take that came out of my nose and hurt a bit. Thank you as always Jon 😂

[@abraskabear1170]

🤣

[@soonerwest]

Please don’t ever change your intro music. I can’t explain it, but really puts me in a different zone. Sets the mood for your videos.

[@LTD-7]

Yeah your right it's actually perfect to set the mood 😎

[@MarshallApplewhite143]

I love the classical soundtrack to these videos! Need to hear something other than moonlight sonata though lol. Jon plays almost the same three classical pieces in every video.

[@paparafa1251]

@@irishjedi2522 he does have that grumpy cat quality.

[@RootzRockBand]

The transcendental music is from the old world. An advanced culture in music, building, and many other facets that has been reset. However the human spirit has the divine ability to rebuild and recreate anything that the old world build and created and more. Many of us are asleep, and we all live in various stages and levels of collective amnesia. Jon is helping us remember our past and he is not sugar coating his opinions with the flawed historical narrative given in the halls of academia and on the tv screen by the corporate mainstream media machine o NPCs and humans, whom have sold out the majority of humanity for a bag of “a few pieces of fiat silver”. Jon is giving his honest opinion of our convoluted history, and IMHO he is doing a fine and fantastic job. Jon has stated multiple times in multiple videos that he does not know everything and he could be wrong about his opinions, but often his opinions are based on evidence that he sees, or reads in old books, such as this one he shows about architecture in the late 19th century and the early 20th century. The information shows that: A) there were magnificent enormous old world structures built on the west coast in the mid-late 1800s and there were only several thousand people there at the time. So that does not make a lot of sense, considering that several thousand people would not have the resources and need to build such extraordinary extravagant structures with such a small population. B) Moreover The historical narrative given by academics is flawed, and very well may include a certain amount of intentional deception at some level of academia; that is aimed at hiding our true history. More than likely the hidden hand of humanity that controls monetary resources is at work in this historical and academic deception.

[@RavenSnore]

it reminds you of a simpler time, when folks werent so "busy". :D :D

[@jeffgarrison7056]

It's baffling that the mainstream narrative could be so obviously fictitious, and yet so many people don't have the capacity to question the narrative...??? What...??? Really...??? The facts are so ridiculously illogical and flat-out preposterous that for the average person to not even consider the possibility that it doesn't make sense is utterly inconceivable. Phenomenally done, sir!!!

[@jasondehn2024]

That’s what the devil wants to say to the lord, it was right there for them to see , but they did not want to see it, deception, the devil wonts a system of deception.

[@solsticemeows]

"It's easier to fool people than to convince them they've been deceived"

[@cookdislander4372]

These people. They are your dad, my dad, your mum, our mum etc. It's so annoying. The whole world is a mess

[@cookdislander4372]

​@solstice1977 it's even easy to keep copying and pasting other people's word lol 😂

[@pamela5413]

Staged, head on collisions of trains, right here in the US of A, unforgettable. Thank you so much, Jon.

[@sharipriddy]

Royalty is the biggest cover up for rotten behavior! I am just so mad about being lied to all my life. Thanks for all you research!

[@Uriel-Septim.]

“Fortunately, some are born with spiritual immune systems that sooner or later give rejection to the illusory worldview grafted upon them from birth through social conditioning, They begin sensing that something is amiss, and start looking for answers, Inner knowledge and anomalous outer experiences show them a side of reality others are oblivious to, and so begins their journey of awakening, Each step of the journey is made by following the heart instead of following the crowd and by choosing knowledge over the veils of ignorance.” -- Henri Bergson.

[@discipleofthemessiah1796]

It all starts with forgiveness 😁🙏

[@cliveblacksheep2522]

Peace be with you

[@AbbyCd]

Same here!

[@rockguitarist931]

It's interesting that royalty originated during the Golden Age, because people were inspired by how well Kronos ruled the Heavens, and it was only during the succeeding Ages of Man that our leaders became so corrupted and twisted.

[@Shudaba]

Weekly Jon Levi! Pure brilliance! Thanks for your hard work over the years. We truly appreciate you!

[@stephaniefox860]

This one for me was like the finale of a fireworks show. Started off compelling, then crescendo-ed to a spectacular, rapid fire info fest that came at me so fast, I had to go back and watch it again. Twice! This video alone should be a smoking gun as to the fake as f history we're given. Bless Jon for his continued efforts.

[@davidwilley3609]

The Maps they show the renderings look extremely overpopulated as built up as they all are one building after another in all these rendering maps of these cities going back to the mid-1800s where did all the people go? I’m wondering with the resets there must’ve been a lot of murdering going on? Weapons of mass destruction leaving things intact ?

[@KeoneStevans]

you have to consider the number of days it is pouring rain and cold in Oregon and Washington is a determining factor for construction. You need skilled carpenters and laborers and managerial direction for resources and scheduling. The weather has to be somewhat agreeable for any foundation setting. same for roofing. add to that the steep gradients and amount of foliage needing to be cleared and the obstacles to building in that region seem daunting even in current era, let alone in the 1800’s.

[@markp6982]

Yes and the moving of materials for construction and demolition achieved with horse and cart. I think not.

[@AbbyCd]

💯👍🎯

[@redneckroy8947]

I'm going to disagree on one point. The weather in the PNW is ideal for construction. Never too hot or cold. Materials are almost all produced locally. I spent 20 building towers in Vancouver, and there was only really a week in the summer, and a week in the winter where the weather was too poor to work.

[@THEREALLORDJ]

💯

[@RealLifeFinance]

I live out here and when they decide to put in a new neighborhood little shopping area with a few 3 or 4 story buildings and roads and maybe a hotel or two....it takes 5-8 years to complete!!! With thousands of workers and modern machinery. A town of 3000 has 750 kids and 1000 women. Leaving on 1250 men to build these cities out. Seems more like 90% would just be farming, fishing, cutting wood for fireplaces, farming, ranching...no people to build elegant blocks of buildings.

[@carolineloder2083]

Just seeing pictures and knowing how they destroyed all of the beautiful old buildings is absolutely heartbreaking. Sometimes I just don't think I can take it anymore. Especially seeing how THEY are still doing it everyday right in front of our eyes. And most people are clueless and could care less. It's just heartbreaking.

[@tiredironrepair]

18:51 I will have to finish the video later because seeing this much intentional deception and destruction of what should be our inheritance is starting to make me feel depressed. It's been 4 years since I stumbled upon Jon Levis' channel, and several others since, and I'm still processing and having revelations of the implications of what all the destruction and cover up of our real history means. About the past and our government and actually all the worlds governments, whatever their ideology. They are all involved in the same cover ups and lies and oppression of their own people while simultaneously pretending to be protecting their people and opposed to other nations ways of governance. Thanks for your efforts and honesty Mr. Levi.

[@nyquil762]

Maybe there are no independent governments? It looks like even our separation via individual countries is a deception. We already have one group running the world.

[@ChristiansPrayingTogether]

Your comment completely resonates with me. I watch Jon Levi and Matt from Quantum of Conscience mostly for my sanity. "They worked hard back then " just doesn't work for me ...Sometimes just thinking about the earth 🌍 just hanging around ...much mind boggling ...hugs to you 🏝️

[@nortfroggirl]

Be encouraged that you have been given the gift of insight, light, and joy in learning ❤️

[@jimbobrickyfromtrailer6261]

​@@ChristiansPrayingTogether throw in that the 🌎 is actually not a spinning magical waterball and every corner of the world knew it was flat including all of the worl organizations that use the flat earth map as their logo

[@tropicaldreamer]

I do the same! Thinking what we once had (in the Old World) and what we lost; the level of beauty, intelligence, healing, and love there must have been in the realm at one time, can bring a crushing sorrow comparing it to what we must endure now. Keep the faith that we are the new pioneers, those of us who are waking up now, and (hopefully soon) when the rest awaken, we will be there to help answer questions and ease their shock.

[@marnitransport253]

Jon Levi is probably the number one researcher in this area. My god he is good. Most impressive presentations without fail and his commentary is so appropriate. He’s seems to perfect it first time round. So casual. He doesn’t give the bullshit narrative any mercy. I love it.

[@antonibertolacci7030]

Absolutely 👍❤️

[@jbjorgensen85]

“I think he looks drunk and I don’t think he gives a damn about architecture.”😂 best line ever jon.

[@joejojo1483]

that was disrespectful. Does he kiss his mother with that mouth? I wouldn't

[@jbjorgensen85]

@@joejojo1483 Okay🙄

[@RealLifeFinance]

Hilarious

[@dustybricks113]

The deeper you go in Seattle, the more you find...😊 There are parts of the underground that seem to keep going lower but currently flooded due to current water levels. Side walks made from cut stone and roads made of bricks that disappear into the water. All under current downtown.

[@Kat.Evangeline14]

I know every most street in Seattle & I always noticed; Old good New bad.

[@dleigh4534]

Hey KAT 14 👋 From Hevs family 😊 Hope you are having a great day.

[@lucidparalysis2794]

The outskirts are crazy too! The capital building is absolutely insane and there’s even a cave with a stone staircase going down into it

[@riflebear1711]

Can a person even get into the capitol building and go down the staircase and explore the cave?

[@riflebear1711]

How do I get into the underground to check it out? I can say that there's an underground monorail thing that goes from west lake mall to SeaTac I believe. I went down there after work one day as I was working on the monorail platform at the mall (we put a bunch of new finish metal in there for a remodel) and took the elevator down to the lower (underground) monorail just to check it out, and it was really weird. Desolate, like a resident evil video game. All kinds of symbolism down there. Black cubes and shit. Buzzing speakers overhead. Super creepy. And nobody else even seemed to notice.

[@luisadovalo]

The narrative is utterly ridiculous. Thank you for sharing! Love from Finland.

[@Chase2theCut]

​@chipsramek3868 it's not Now what, but Now WHERE

[@amymorales4622]

For the past quarter century, I have lived in a town which is said to be one of the fastest growing in the US. It has more than doubled in population since I moved here and is now home to more than 45,000 people. This town was founded in 1966, so almost everything is fairly new. In spite of the explosive growth, and the construction of all of the usual municipal facilities in the last 20 years, not one of the buildings here comes close to the grand architecture shown in this video. Not one.

[@DANTHETUBEMAN]

The federal reserve act and leaving the gold standard has weekend the dollar, without any buying power not much can be done

[@nancysmith-baker1813]

​@@DANTHETUBEMANyou just explained why are info structure is all in decay . It salt lake city they are doing strange beautifications .while all are roads are cracking and buckling. Thanks .

[@greenlightgoddess7359]

That’s EXACTLY my observation from my town of nearly 40K! The population doesn’t need all that infrastructure.

[@reikilady4216]

Hey, Jon... I used to deliver for FedEx on a rural extended route in Pennsylvania. I mean it was remote! But I would always find a church in the middle of nowhere (Nowhere!) and think of you and how these were not really used for churches... at all!😂 ( possibly power relay for free energy) Just have to laugh at that everytime! Love your channel and look forward to it.

[@DANTHETUBEMAN]

@@nancysmith-baker1813 I'm in California, pure THEFT on road taxes, and we got illegal double taxation with a gas tax!!! 😲 still 40 years of sht roads,, rigged elections have these consequences 😁

[@xsw234100]

Once doubt and distrust sets in, we see the world around us in a very different light. Good work.

[@THEREALLORDJ]

💯

[@KochRezepte-tx3bm]

"Danke" from Germany. This is so sad.....so beautyfull buildings!

[@amyb2253]

Zion Cooperative Mercantile Institution! ZCMI I’ve seen hundreds of historic item from this “mercantile institution” from all over the American West. They minted their own coins, as did soooo many other business. The narrative is that there was a shortage of US Coin so pretty much every business in the country in the 1860s-1920s made their own coins or “tokens”. So they had no trouble minting coins but the US mints just couldn’t keep up. My boss, Fred Holabird, wrote the book on “Pioneer Minor Coinage” or tokens. I’ve seen hundreds of them marked ZCMI.

[@lightwavz]

My first response to the acronym was "Roman Numerals" but the word Zion also has so many loaded connotations. I imagine that absolutely nothing is what we were told it was at this stage. The reality is crumbling.

[@junkguard]

ich mag es auch , wenn sich "jemand" bedankt, dem ich helfe ... ... das kann doch nicht dein*e enziger*in beweggrung sein ?! :( ):

[@amyb2253]

Pardon?

[@YaelSharon3410]

Great video. My cat was fascinated by your pointing stick and watched all along with me. Even the felines are fans!

[@janvierarmijo4752]

While watching a documentary on the San Francisco earthquakes, one of the ladies, who was six I believe at the time. Said that she and her mother could hear the people,or fire department, or military, blowing up the remaining buildings that did not fall or burn in the earthquake or fire. she said that, day and night for, (I can’t remember )- 24 hours or three or four days anyhow, just explosions blowing up what was left of San Francisco. and her mother commented on what a waste it was to destroy those buildings.

[@PhilipCockram]

" I think he looks drunk and I don't think he gives a damn about Architecture " . You always got a zinger in there . Haha. Thanks Jon . I was just reading about The Great Atlantic Migration , which apparently saw some 5,400,000 immigrants arriving to the United States alone between 1820 and 1860, Canada grew by approx 2 Mil in that same time frame , from the same European resources, When you do some quick math things don't quite add up . Firstly , in 1820 , passenger ships from Europe took a full month to reach the US and held barley 200 per trip . It wasn't until after this " boom ' , well into the 1870s , that ships began using metal hulls and could carry significantly more with reduced travel times . Down to 2 weeks and 1000 passengers . ....Still.....That's a lot of ships . ....Many thousands of them in fact .

[@mitchdowning8188]

Can you picture the laying of the first trans-Atlantic telegraph lines in the ocean? I've read that one soon failed and another had to be laid to replace it. But maybe both lines were there to begin with. And maybe there was an undersea tunnel and rail line between say New York and London or Paris to bring in many of the immigrants. A short study of the history of the Railroad in the U.S. reveals how implausible it is to have thousands of miles of WELDED track ( remember Sherman's neckties were done because the rails were not segments strapped together). So all the bridges, tunnels, and extensive fills and cuts in the terrain for thousands of miles of rail line were done by people using horses and wagons in thirty years (1831-1861) before there was any steel production in the USA. And for there to be so many masonry buildings when all those "frontier" towns were found(ed), it would have required brick factories and batching plants in every town. Where was all of the skilled labor to do do this construction coming from? This is just the tip of the iceberg that had to melt before these cities could be found(ed). Like Frost said, "some say the world will end in fire ...some in ice." A previous civilization probably ended in ice about thousand years ( or so) ago, and a new ( somewhat similar ) people emerged from the catacombs during the "renaissance" to recolonize what had been abandoned. Does this scenario seem plausible? Does anyone have thoughts on other possible explanations?

[@PhilipCockram]

@@SK-pq1tk Agreed it would have been a very simple life and one that was focused on their own survival . With short grow seasons and harsh winters , there would be little time or resources for fanciness .

[@PhilipCockram]

@@mitchdowning8188 Interesting comments Mitch , I just saw a pic from 1850 Toronto of them excavating a massive foundation with shovels and wagons, sure it works , but it takes forever , and logistics , weather issues and the raw materials needed slowed progress even more . I just started playing this sim called Railway Empire 2 , about creating the first rail systems in North America and the intricate balance or labour , materials , resources and time needed . Its given me a whole new understanding and appreciation of just how difficult that was . ( it has a rather steep learning curve , but is very satisfying when you figure it out and can watch these cities grow from their infancy ) Like with all things , following the money can lead to very interesting observations . A quick study and perfect example are these Crystal Palaces , of which there were many , all built around the same time , in both Europe and N.A . Many in conjunction with the plethora of World's Fairs everyone seems to have time to travel to and attend . At that time only a few companies , in England , had the capability to produce large sheets in mass quantity . It was incredibly expensive and difficult to transport . A few short calculations prove they just couldn't produce enough plate glass fast enough to meet even this meager demand . Its the same for the bricks and steel but a bit more complex , and yes all highly skilled labour to produce and build . Lastly , I think your scenario is entirely plausible and is a good reason we should all keep an open mind and ask questions . There's a reason why people are still very curious about the narrative and stories we're told regarding the many historic sites all over the world . They don't make sense . Plain and simple . Cheers my friend

[@THEREALLORDJ]

💯

[@johnnyredux4019]

"The Not house....it's not going to be allowed to remain." Perfectly stated!!

[@quinnfarrington6878]

Use of pointer is somehow so comforting. Thanks for being a voice of reason Jon. This channel is a gem.

[@BostonShovinstuff]

Sunday Funday ! I worked for a roofing company in Harvard for over 5 years . That "institution" owns THOUSANDS of buildings and houses , all over the entirety of Cambridge (also part of Boston) and the things I could say about as well as point out would take me weeks to write out ... as for a one sentence description "It feels like you're in a different world" and I'll leave it at that . Thank you for your work Jon (and chief) . God bless

[@marym4569]

You should write out and share. I always wonder why we don’t hear more from contractors, minors, heavy equipment operators about things they discover.

[@silvananeal5276]

@@marym4569 FEAR of stirring the tired, sad old pot. Good question, Mary.

[@RealLifeFinance]

​@@marym4569yes even just take notes and one day send to John or read in a video

[@DJ-jq5rh]

Feels like we're living in an alternate reality, somewhere adjacent to the truth. This world is a brutalist mess.

[@Reignforest87]

This is why we are never taught our true history. If we could see how bleak, and Grey everything has become, we would know beyond a shadow of doubt that we've been collectively heading in the wrong direction for a long time.

[@nicholasgordon5013]

Well said, feel abused by these freaks.

[@AbbyCd]

​@@Reignforest87👍💯🎯

[@rockguitarist931]

@@Reignforest87 We've been heading in the wrong direction for a little while, but I firmly believe that Mankind carried on in peace for aeons before the corruption brought us down.

[@Reignforest87]

@@rockguitarist931 I agree. Just the mainstream narrative of history needs to be rewritten and retaught

[@templeoftarot]

I am a Seattle native and the buildings that are left, and the one on the front cover of the book, are absolutely jaw dropping in real life. The only reason they still exist is because Pioneer Square was finally made into a historical district. The narrative they have going is the founding fathers of Seattle ; Yesler, Leary, Denny, Maynard, had the means and capacity to build all of these magnificent over the top old world structures. But "who" had the talent and ability to even build them? We could not build these today. They are still tearing buildings down if they can get away with it, starting with lighting them on fire such as one of the old historical buildings I know, it has been sitting boarded up for almost two decades now as they are not allowed to tear it down but its too "expensive" to fix up. Likely they are waiting for a loophole to tear it down, and with that other buildings marked historical could fall under the same loophole. I have seen amazing old world antiquitech buildings in Seattle being torn down since the 1990's, and then replaced with such things as a parking lot. Visit these buildings and take pictures while you can.

[@lucidparalysis2794]

Yeah it’s like I’ll build you a intricate brick building and then go back to my shack when I get off work haha. I live here too and I feel like they’re intentionally letting it go downhill and become overrun with homeless so they can get people out to destroy more of what’s left easier

[@riflebear1711]

​@@lucidparalysis2794I appreciate your theory here, but I feel like it's bigger and more malicious than that.

[@riflebear1711]

I work in seattle all the time. Can you share with me some target buildings I should go visit? I did some maintenence work on the train station just west of China town. And I went into the grand gallery room at like 6 am one morning when nobody was there and just held some vocal tones. I could not believe the harmonics. I could literally feel the sound reverb hitting my pituitary gland. There are many wonderful experiences here that are possible. Many secrets. I want to experience more.

[@templeoftarot]

@@riflebear1711 Yes and wow about King Street Station, I have been there many times but never by myself! I've always been awestruck by train stations throughout the states, they are all so old world and beautiful - and it is so clear the people of this day and age don't match the surroundings. Pioneer Square is the place to go to see the old world buildings. Also, if you take the Kingston ferry and go to Port Townsend - you will see a well preserved town of old world buildings that absolutely do not fit the narrative we are being told. I just stayed at the ancient Manresa Castle hotel, and there is a gallery of photos of the town back in the 1800's (before Washington was even a state!) of the buildings looking dirty and boarded up but apparently just built, with giant antiquitech rods all over the roofs. The pictures of the "pioneers" who came to this town are a rough group of horse and buggy men who could hardly build a wooden shack let alone these massive stone Victorian buildings. It's just so obvious once you see!

[@templeoftarot]

​@@lucidparalysis2794 Actually Seattle is all cleaned up and is thriving as usual. There are no open homeless camps in the city anymore (and they were only allowed for a short time during the political upheavals when the city was in the news ). It is curious how they don't show the clean up and improvements on the news..I did not think about this until now, and realize unless you live here you would not know. Property values in Seattle is through the roof, and have never ceased to increase even in the midst of the pandemic or the ugly homeless political propaganda. There is so much new development in the city that it has completely changed the city skyline in a few years. But.. if you want to see old Seattle, the "real" Seattle, you must go to Pioneer Square. The old architecture puts all of the new skyscrapers to shame.

[@kelleclark]

'Primitive Asswipes'...priceless! You never fail in making me spit out my coffee! 🤣😂🤣

[@spikeyapplesseashells9233]

Watching from a wonderful evening in Fiji. ❤️🙏

[@22goDpeehs]

Thank you again, Mr. Levi. And good day to you and your canine companion, Chief, as well.

[@simondeaville5965]

We were lost then, and we're lost now. Thank you ❤

[@patriciashannon6631]

Only lost, when we cannot see wood for trees…we are waking up on mass, thanks to people like Jon.

[@shebamaree9026]

only lost if you don't have jesus!

[@karmenchristensen9845]

Love the pointers and the entire video AND your humor. The royals comment- perfect!

[@veritas-revelare-omnis5217]

The brick companies must have gigantic building to be able to make so many bricks? The bricks must have been moved to work site by horse and carriage, how many bricks could you haul with only horse and carriage? Anyway thanks Levi for thinking outside of the box/narrative.

[@mickguadagnoli8779]

That's the thing, many of these were "built" when they were using kilns. No factories to produce said bricks. Literally producing bricks by hand...surreeelllyy...we will find these kilns...but we don't lol.

[@Kat.Evangeline14]

There are still brick streets on Capitol Hill.

[@carollawson2837]

And it rains 9 months of the year.

[@edwardcornwell7773]

Jon, I just wanted to let you know how appreciated your work is. I love looking at a new video you have made and seeing that its only hours old! Your insight is amazing and I believe it is actually from God. Please, continue to share...

[@muqeo]

thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you Jon and all you beautiful souls for being here

[@juanawonton7429]

Mr Levi, thank you for lifting the veil...you are a treasure

[@junkguard]

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[@CatsPJS2027]

Big fan of this channel. Kind of off topic here but visited Balboa Park in San Diego yesterday to study the buildings. The beautiful reliefs on these buildings and the undeniable themes of the Tartarian elegance, cherubs, grape vines, the material so hard and durable that 100 years later you would be hard pressed to find even a chip in these facades and you know plenty of folks have probably tried to destroy something here or there on a visit. So what was so amusing was how the new powers in attempt to portray this as a planned 1915 exposition, added things to these buildings. Like a guy on a donkey in one of the numerous cameos that appear to be not even the same material-large statues placed in building front alcoves. you could see the base doesn't even fit the building original shelf. These on the front of many buildings, cartouches maybe they are called, added statues that don't even sit properly but the base too large for the shelf it is on - front of many buildings, added stuff.

[@kennethbeal]

Thanks Jon! Loved the shout-out to Roger.

[@rosemurray]

After a tough week, I come and take my respite here. How many *thank you’s* does it take to show my/our individual and collective gratitude? It will never be enough. With so many other meaningless and time-wasting distractions throughout the week, I parachute here, on your channel, every Sunday, for information and news worth pondering, while I work in my backyard, organic garden. I watch every video no fewer than 3 times, with frequent pauses. I love that KZbin is sending me reminders to watch your videos going back a year, 2 years, 4 years. I never tire of watching them. THANK YOU, Jon. Love ♥♥♥ to you, Chief and Studio.

[@HannahSegullah]

As someone who grew up in the Seattle area, I often noticed that there was a difference between what we were told and the reality we see. Plus, depending on who you ask, you will hear 3 or 4 different historical backgrounds given for the city too. Thank you SO MUCH for sharing this info! It helps confirm that I’m not crazy, and I’m not the only one questioning the claimed stories.

[@Kat.Evangeline14]

I always noticed - Pioneer Square older buildings are the best that we cannot build today.

[@Battlestar31164]

Thank you for sharing your keen perspective, research and sense of humor on our fascinating realm Jon. Thanks in part to you I see my own town and surrounding areas with new eyes.

[@MariaElena51185]

I come to this channel about once a month, since my heart hurts each time witnessing all the destruction. But I am amazed and thankful nevertheless and love the sarcasm 😢😅

[@jeffhunt367]

The blessing was met with latest upload...JL has the purest resonance...if you are into frequency, God bless you for feeling the influence...of JL's audio. Honor to honor...thank you...Jon

[@r3tri3ution_z3nith_point_z6]

You gotta love it when the mass murderer's pose as the citizens.

[@realist7239]

They didn't murder anyone , just crawled out of tunnels after last great reset

[@THEREALLORDJ]

👏🏾

[@gameodemosthene9252]

Long Live Levi!!!

[@dcraexon]

👖

[@Efrain891]

I listen to this before i go to sleep.

[@dawnburnett3348]

I don't laugh easily, but I love your humor. Laughed out loud when you switched to Roger's pointer and when you show how the names of things are ludicrous. Love your work.

[@MariannaKatz17]

Thanks so much! Always look forward to your videos. Your perspective is always interesting. FYI, the court house in Minneapolis is still there. It has a strange statue called the "Father of the Waters" in it. It's a scary beautiful building. The sheriff and I were the only two people in that building during the covid. It seemed other worldly so quiet.

[@cheryljohnson4742]

I live in St Paul , the Capital and the Cathedral are def old world looking. Amongst others. 👍

[@ChristiansPrayingTogether]

🎯🎯🎯 10:28 A GIANT in plain sight !! Behind the giant is a person all in black, covered in black blanket or sheet. The people closer are snaller...a GIANT in plain sight and some kind of black blanket covered being ...very strange !!! Wow ! Thank you Jon Levi ! Amazing finds !! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@ChristiansPrayingTogether]

That being all in black to our left of the giant is super creepy ...just stare at it ...something very creepy there ...

[@MsPoppy37]

Looks like the guy is standing in the wagon and that's his jacket

[@lightwavz]

I don't know which giant you are speaking of but I see the one on the right of the photo standing in the street. Look at his jawline. That's a giant's jawline. And he is 2-3 feet taller than the men standing behind him on the curb.

[@SaffyFoo]

Love spending my Sunday mornings with you ☕️ Completely agree with you on the matter of Royalty…

[@fredclement5059]

EXCELLENT! Jon just DESTROYED the official NARRATIVE in 25 minutes!!!!!!!🤣🤣🤣

[@eileanvm]

Always the fastest 20 - 25 minutes on YT. I can't believe that I've just sat and watched, on this occasion, amazing building after amazing building, for 25 minutes, that has been destroyed! Many of those kinds of buildings still stand in my own home city. But are still continually being destroyed here too. Thankyou for your work Jon Levi.

[@Kat.Evangeline14]

My home town (city).

[@holymolar]

Wow all those fabulous buildings destroyed by fire, tantamount to building 7, just pulverized !

[@andromedafree9686]

Un-be-lievable!!! How many buildings it were- this Bock is precious! Thanks you for showing it like that, Jon 👍😊 your voice was more clear than usual 👍

[@WaterWeightsClub]

It's beyond laughable the timelines they provide... Being that close to the ocean, the amount of foundational work required would take years. Pile driving support beams is a long & slow process with today's equipment! lol. And you can't dig down to pour a cement foundation due to the sea level. Thanks, Jon!! B

[@Kat.Evangeline14]

Close to Puget Sound - on the water.

[@RealLifeFinance]

A bustling port for a town of 3000 of which 2/3rds are women and children. Okay yeah right

[@mariajhanley5172]

When you discuss these old photos, I am always amazed at how primitive the technology is but everyone is so well dressed. Where did all the wardrobes come from? Hiding women in basements with looms making fabrics that get turned into clothes upstairs? It's a mystery to me.

[@nobodyreally8441]

I have often thought of this myself. Where did all those fancy clothes, fancy shoes, fancy hats….come from??????

[@JamieCrain5349]

I always enjoy your videos, I literally binge to of them and re-watch them. If I have anxiety, they help me relax I rewatch them and find that I’ve missed things I didn’t hear before. You are so appreciated and loved by so many.😊❤😊❤

[@MarvelousOldWorld]

Strange my comment just disappeared… trying again: Hi Jon, I’ve compiled hundreds of hours of research into a series of videos on Old World Seattle, HH Richardson, & even the obscure book “Distant Corner” that you’ve come across. Perhaps you’ve seen them? If not, I’d recommend them to you. Cheers.

[@sissitop1505]

I`m really shocked about the video. Well, we in Germany had some "phantastic rulers" in the past and two so called world wars took place. So it`s easier to understand the demoliton. But to see these buildings makes me really very sad. An unbelievable achievement of humans in the so called old world. Thank`s a lot for sharing these horrible information. Greetings from Bavaria

[@debwirtz]

Thank you Jon! I can't help feeling so deceived for so many years. May the truth about our past continue to be shared.🥰

[@brianwebber6996_ROADHUNTER]

Another mindblower by the mindblower himself! With a nod to Megadeath along the way...only the Meastro JonLevi could pull it off...bravo...

[@Gr8Believer]

With every one of your videos by now everyone should realize our history timeline is as fake as dinosaurs and moon landings.

[@bobbyseals007]

Dinosaurs....what

[@Memee833]

And with the 33 likes the mocking continues....

[@Takealiltripnsee]

🗽🦖

[@Bamifun]

@@bobbyseals007 kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5bXnIprqtuqgNk

[@MrJDMs3]

Shape of the earth?

[@bogganalseryd2324]

Notice the absence of trees in many of the photos

[@beerious8392]

It is especially strange because Washington is in a rainforest.

[@bogganalseryd2324]

@@beerious8392 Yeah, should be tons of trees. It's almost like something (mudflood) wiped them out but the stone buildings withstood it. It's more common to keep beautiful trees among newly built houses. But we dont see that

[@Reignforest87]

They could have also logged and burned them. Bc they only see the value in wood.

[@Kat.Evangeline14]

Especially in Seattle - the hills with the greenest greens are in Seattle.

[@notbuyingit2204]

I've begun to notice signs of the ongoing reset in my small city. When I first learned about these resets, I thought of them as happening all at once, such as the San Francisco "earthquake and fire", but I now realize that it's an ongoing, constant destruction and reconstruction, often just one structure at a time. My small city has many beautiful old homes built in the late 1800's which are now, one at a time, being demo'd and replaced with ugly and soul-less rectangles. Recently, a home in my neighborhood had a fire that was confined to the kitchen, but an article in the local newspaper stated "the fire was confined to the kitchen, but the fire marshal determined that entire home had to be demolished and rebuilt". Wtf.

[@THEREALLORDJ]

😳

[@unfurling3129]

Which city? People need details for facts to be assertained and then used

[@notbuyingit2204]

I'm not going to post my personal location. I was just trying to let people know that these reset changes are going on everywhere.@@unfurling3129

[@sailingaeolus]

@@unfurling3129 I graduated from Ft. Collins High School, the original building on Remington Street. It was built in 1904 and gorgeous. They "repurposed" it. Colorado.

[@jonathanellis4571]

Excellent job! I think my favorite part is the underlying attack mode. Absolutely loved it, and appreciate others that can see like yourself Jon.

[@ryansnustad9133]

Another piece of art. Love this.

[@momatomic]

I’ve lived in Seattle since 1978. The street names Yesler Way, Denny and Meeker still exist. One or two old buildings that survived were the Smith Tower and the old train station with its clock tower. The Denny regrade was a reshaping of steep hillsides and an excuse to tear down many of the buildings of which you speak. I watched the Kingdome come and go, blown up shortly after it’s expensive rebuild and only 20 some year lifespan. Then, there is the Seattle Underground, remnants of the old city with storefronts and sidewalks intact, that was built over. You can tour it, along with all its ghostly inhabitants. I think what is phony about these torn down buildings is their build date. Who would know. This was a reset and resettling of the area. I’m originally from Boise, I’d. Shortly after I left, the entire downtown went into decay. One of the oldest and tallest structures, the Eastman Bldg burned to the ground. Little to no effort was made to fight that fire. It was a heavily used office space. The builder that was used to rebuild Boise just made a mess of it. Only a few iconic buildings remain, like the Idanha Hotel. Warm Springs Ave is lined with historic mansions from Idaho’s early days. My grandfather b. 1888 was an Idaho historian and 2 term State Representative in the 30’s. I grew up with him and his stories, and much is recorded. He died just shy of 98 yrs old and was lucid to the end. He recorded everything going on with him and around him for his entire life. He hated politics and did not withhold his criticism of it. His family came to Idaho via covered wagon from Iowa in 1893. Were they part of the ‘repopulation’ with historically ignorant people after this obvious reset? How did they do away with the former population? Tesla technology? Thanks Jon for your work!

[@juniorchavesopicassodeyahu988]

15:58 Beautiful and huge building. It could only have been built by a higher and advanced civilization

[@ChristiansPrayingTogether]

I agree 💯💯💯💯 there's no other way to explain it ....

[@Milkmans_Son]

@@ChristiansPrayingTogether Just because there's no other way for you to explain it doesn't mean there's no explanation, does it?

[@highwayranger4878]

Humans have been in decline ever since public schooling. Civilization today is not by any means more sophisticated then people of the 1800's.

[@Milkmans_Son]

@@highwayranger4878 Sophisticated people can be illiterate in your book? Are you trolling?

[@cliveblacksheep2522]

Possibly the millennial reign of Jesus

[@katherinebangle540]

Fascinating book, fascinating video! Thanks again, Jon!

[@darinortiz2006]

The underground city of Seatle really tells it all. Great show Jon!

[@soonerwest]

Jon you should be proud of yourself!!!!! You are opening the eyes and making people truly think about our history, from all around the World. That’s amazing!!!!!!!

[@truthwinseverytime8805]

Looking forward to see what you disclose this video. I'm in Tacoma.

[@richardstroker6704]

I love the mudflood University feather pointer Jon.. Great content 👍

[@terrilee8890]

I liked the antenna!!

[@user-ny7vz9fh5y]

MF theory is the most important research being done and the fact that the last Great Reset was only 200 years ago should raise grave concerns !

[@nicholasgordon5013]

They are coming for us right now!

[@janedough1244]

@@nicholasgordon5013 they're coming for our genitals.

[@user-ny7vz9fh5y]

@@nicholasgordon5013 Correct, but before they kill us all they will make us suffer This is Death March !

[@martinlicht1969]

Thanks always. Peace and Love to you. God Bless you.

[@JY-tq8dr]

In many of these photos, there are what looks like telephone poles? What happened to history is fascinating. The curiosity these topics stir up is almost unbearable! Thanks Jon - your videos are a wonderful way to start the week.

[@nicky8722]

😂 love it! "Primitive arsewipes"...you're a legend! Hi from Australia 👋 look forward to your next video x

[@renaultclio1400]

The recording technique is not strange at all, you did a great job as always. Thank you for your effort.

[@greghanlon2235]

Thank you for your work and dedication to revealing the lies, Jon.

[@percussionist48]

I look forward to Sunday mornings bc I know JonLevi is bringing new accurate material to those who have eyes that see!

[@seven471]

Omg, yes! Another video tonight. Ive been watching a bunch of yours

[@user-ny7vz9fh5y]

what have you learned?

[@PlumBerryCherries]

If you Google Z.C. Miles you'll find an Old Court case involving them from 1892. It all adds up. There was a bustling, full-fledged law system in place at the time. That proves too much. It's actually quite mind blowing. Thank you for the eye opener Jon 🤗

[@AbbyCd]

👍

[@tomh4591]

lol that hit hard bro, "the ol' oregon trail"...I don't recall while playing the old computer game ever being asked "float the river, build the castle".

[@ipanonymously9503]

Outstanding! Thank you for sharing. I know a few people in Seattle that I will be sharing this video with. I hope it's enough to wake them up.

[@Free-Falling]

Outstanding Jon! Great orientation ❤Chief Seattle signed treaty in 1855... So much unknown history... Really a head scratcher... I love this channel, and exploring the abyss of history, sliding through photography, and the corridors of time...with Jon as my tour guide❤and all the comments too, some leading to hints to further explore... " All who wonder are not lost" JR Tolkien Incredible! Please Jon, sign me up for your next tour ❤

[@Timbolic]

Once you have opened your eyes to the facts that you have presented to us ,it's impossible not to see the deception everywhere. I thank you for this.

[@yvonnepinkshopdream6025]

Thank you , JonLevi 😊

[@phillynn79]

Burnham and Root... what a slap in the face. Ham meaning town or home, root meaning history.

[@burneye]

one love brother Levi! excellent work lately! and from the research I've been doing, Turns put you are right! in my last few megaliths, giants, and pyramid streams; SHOWING ALL THE ANCIENT MOUNTAIN BUILDINGS! especially in the 2500 pic stream. there's a segment i do on yemen and Afghanistan mountain apartments! this 1 shows undeniable evidence of building mountains ⛰ 🙌 Hope you are doing well my friend ❤

[@stormygayle9388]

What’s the name of your YT channel??

[@poynt100]

@@stormygayle9388 BurnEye Minds3rdEye ScienceGuy

[@burneye]

@@stormygayle9388 my 2nd youtube channel is called Crypto Alchemist 😉

[@Noise-f3d]

You are a Freemason?

[@burneye]

@@Noise-f3d negative. tried it out for a year about 10 years ago, and never made it past the the first degree. Ended up getting kicked out for not paying my annual Fees! They definitely had secrets that would wasn't willing to swear my life and soul to fully find out what they were! That said, there were some nice people in my lodge that I had joined, but overall their teachings were Far too zion for me

[@juliemix3373]

Jon, loved this. Nothing says contempt like, "ass wipes". 😉 Keep up the great work. Cheers

[@8thdaycreate]

What a full circle video for me. I actually discovered you and your channel while I had an office space in the Pioneer Building in 2019. I used to stay late in my office just so I could walk around the building and study the building in detail! It was truly a vibe watching your videos while being in an "old world" building. Also if I recall Seattle is the only city with its ley lines mapped out. I used to take friends on a "hidden Seattle" walking tour and show them all the wild stuff that were in plain sight in the city. One of my favourite spots was this "art piece" that was found on the lower ground level below Pike Place Market, a pyramid like stone with patterns on it and there was quartz crystals embedded into the ground right next to it. It was called "Point A" which I believe is one of the most powerful ley line points in the city. Also there are 4 Roman style columns found on Capitol Hill walking up from downtown....I could go on about all the fun old world stuff I've discovered in that city while I lived there for decade. If interested in more info on the ley lines check out www.geo.org/qa.htm

[@TheWoodyTiger]

Mindblowing every Sunday morning.

[@annagates8461]

Thanks Jon. God Bless.

[@lahart2003]

Hey Jon, Champ and everyone!! It's so exciting to see how much your channel has grown. More and more people are searching for the truth. They have found the right place! Thank you for everything u do! ❤

[@waynethera2712]

I think it Chief, not Champ. And yea Jon has a great channel and wonderful followers full of little tidbits of information. Take care.

[@lahart2003]

@@waynethera2712 yup! You're correct!! LOL! 👍🏼😂

[@neal-stewart834]

the train that goes from chicago to seattle is called the empire builder fitting as it was incremental to the build

[@420manonthemoon16]

What a banger of an episode. Thanks for all your hard work Jon

[@ridetheliger4176]

Amazing work, Jon. Thank you!

[@RxYouth]

Great video Jon, you made the Roger joke before I could but always down for a good pointer video. Seattle, like many cities, makes no sense. As somebody from WA and who used to go to Seattle yearly (not anymore, the city sucks now) looking back at pictures there's just so many glorious looking buildings and stuff thats gone now. I really like that you mentioned again the coast lines being almost a greater accomplishment than the buildings. Many people dont talk about the man made coast lines, beaches, canals, and all that jazz as much as they should, cause I agree, some of them seem like a much harder feat to accomplish especially during that time period. Jons talked about it before, I think the only short on this channel is about it, but If anybody hasnt seen the Denny Way Regrade pics look em up. They're pretty crazy and good evidence for the mudflood. They were supposedly using high powered hoses to literally terraform the city and remove hills of dirt up to 10 stories tall and regrade the street. They regraded the street like 9-10 times, or maybe it was 9-10 times just by the Denny Way regarde, either way they did it a lot, and I wonder if they were looking for something. They tell us they would save certain houses and buildings by carefully removing the dirt under it and slowly lowering it down. To me its possible they were using these hoses to remove dirt and dig stuff out of the mud BUT I've been thinking about these hoses lately, how they would literally use these to mine mountains/hills and remove them, they did this a lot in CA, but thats how powerful and efficient they were and man they had to have carried away a lot of dirt and mud with how much they did. What I'm now wondering is if they could have maybe added dirt to the water and shot out mud through these hoses as a way to bury and cover stuff up. It would have been quick and easy and cost effective. I think its very possible.

[@poochimayne7294]

Yeah. And that story of that small family sailing there, and getting stranded seems to have a lot of giant plot holes in it as well. And the Native American igloos at Cal Anderson Park were supposedly there for hundreds of years. It's history is full of crap.

[@poochimayne7294]

Do you think they covered up this architecture because it was too inspirational to the spirit of mankind? Just seems like a lot of work. Would've just let it rot overtime and slowly demolish it year after year.

[@RxYouth]

@@poochimayne7294 idk, im not even saying they did use it to cover up the architecture, just that it's a possibility. I started thinking about this after one of conspiracy r us recent videos, talking about how they are finding 10s to 100s of thousands of colonial era artifacts in some places, under or near buildings that exist today that seem to have been built on top of other buildings/foundations/structures that we didn't know existed til starting renovations or destroying the buildings there now. Why so many artifacts just left behind, even huge cannons were found that people didn't know were there. It seems like there was either some kind of recent cataclysm we aren't told about that covered so much of the land in 10-15feet of dirt, or they purposefully covered up certain areas. For what reason, idk, to hide history I guess. I like the theory that the millennial reign of Christ already happened, which when you look at history through this guise things start to make more sense so maybe they were trying to cover up some of the existence of this period. It's just possible they could have added dirt to these water hoses to cover up areas if need be. Every major city has an underground or buildings that go below street level that shouldn't, Melbourne Australia is a good example of this where they tore down buildings and found older stone foundations of buildings that went below street level thats existence baffled people. If you haven't watched Conspiracy R Us it's another great channel that covers some similar stuff akin to Jon. His Nephilim looked like clowns series is also pretty interesting. He's has a video giving the overview of the millennial reign of Christ theory and a lot of his videos since then about things buried and found and evidence of cataclysms seem like they could tie back to the MRoChrist theory.

[@lynneruark]

WOW! It just really blows me away that most people do not see that our history has been a cover-up. What really happened, who were the people that created such beauty buildings and what happened to them? And, who are those people that they brought in, after destroying the buildings…. A life using free energy from the ether… all destroyed …. God bless you ❤

[@charlesrobillard190]

I live and grew up in upstate NY. City Hall in Albany, NY is still standing. Exactly as pictured in the book you read from. Steeple and all. The building is exquisite in its architecture and presence having been there many times. So this finding now, in my eyes, challenges the validity of this book. I appreciate you Jon and all you do. Much Love and Blessings to you and your small crew.

[@timothylevit2682]

Yes! Seattle has the craziest old word buildings! The corner buildings drive me nuts!

[@margeryfranko1850]

Thank you JonLevi. This video is amazing! I really appreciate your diligent work ethic. I so love you and your channel 💜