Churches Built On Top Of Inca Temples In Cusco Peru

[@SammeLagom]

Love your vids! Thanks for making them.

[@gcrady]

4:55 shows a shot down the alley,, of what appears to be 3 different styles of "ancient interlocking stonework",, possibly of different types of stone,, and apparently from different time-periods. Has any efforts been made to document these differences,, and begin to establish some sort of nomenclature ? This may also be useful to determine any similarities that are found in different regions of the country.

[@brienfoerster]

Watch more of my videos.

[@Chuxgold]

They lasted long enough to see three passings of Nibiru. Wich is just now hitting in mainstream science. As they have to finally. Too bad about the timing thou. But that is not my fault. I tried in the time there was, to show how many sights and cultures that there was, shaped or destroyed by it. But time was never anything they were going to allow for. As they built on and destroyed more history than they willingly uncovered to hid it. And if some history did get exposed, they tampered with the evidence to support mainstream science and religion. Think churches are bad, look at how many towns and cities they established right on top of the best of the history. Also, there are countless sights that only a fraction of the archeology has been done on. While the looting and grave robbing, has continued unabated. Look down the river and all around the city of Nazca, they say they just discovered? Here is the location. -14.817784, -75.116723 I had to find this place myself. As no one had given a location. Look for the lunar-like surface, and you will know the extent of the digging that has happened. Here is another conundrum. Bolivia and Peru are not rich country's and could have used the sights to draw tourist in. If they were more thurlly excavated. Should at least have some form of protection like an army base next to it. And a fence. And that is just for the main site. That seems to pretty much to have nothing? Maybe there is a sign that says dig at your leisure, how do I know? I have never been there. But I have seen enough videos like Brien's here, to know that is not the case.

[@BrokenTablesPodcast]

absolutely love your videos. would you think about doing an episodic version of your videos that are a bit longer? i often find myself wanting more from each video hoping to learn and see things i havent yet.

[@brienfoerster]

Takes a lot of bandwidth.

[@BrokenTablesPodcast]

i totally understand. thank you for all the work you do. lots of knowledge i would not have if not for your channel.

[@r3l3v4nz]

Thanks for the walk-thru, Brien.... one day soon i'll come visit! :)

[@SammeLagom]

Love your vids. Thanks man.

[@ufohunters4612]

Love your work Brain !!! Been watching you for 5 years !!! Keep fighting !! The truth will find the light !!!!

[@gabrielkunuchiha]

Saludos Amigo Brien: Siempre le he seguido por su canal y al grupo de megalitic. Sus videos son impecables y sería bueno que hiciera documentales más largos para sus seguidores. También le propongo publicar nuevos libros por los sitios que ha visitado últimamente. Gracias por mantener su sitio de internet y anhelo acompañarle en alguno de sus tours. Dios le bendiga. Oracion y trabajo.

[@motorsport32cw]

that Inca wall is amazing and like you say in previous videos the more ancient these sites are the more presice and impressive they seem to be.

[@hoz49]

Even today there are varying levels and finish of construction. Why would the Inca be any different?

[@motorsport32cw]

Hoz Holla like all ancient sites it just amazes me how the transported such massive rocks to the sites they built weighing somtimes hundreds of tons and then placing them with such beutiful presicition without the use of modern machinery. those cultures whomever they were i think were well more advanced than we give them credit for😊

[@hoz49]

They had time and manpower. The rest is just mathematics, physics. Aristotle said "Give me a place to stand and a lever long enough and I will move the world." These guys knew that too.

[@ivanc9231]

Great video

[@deadaces7949]

Just out of interest what was the 'title text here' suppose to say? 1:47

[@luisantoniomarrega3713]

As construções são incríveis! Rio Brasil

[@Biblicalgiants]

..yes..the spanish built there temples on top of the ancient temples that were already there and so on..that's the same all over the world. I think this is because the building spots are significant as far as laylines,sacred vortex areas and astronomical topography..a lot of the underground tunnels are made of the same ancient brickwork as above in the cities..

[@andrewatkin2498]

It seems that genuine curiosity is a dying thing these days. I would like to think that finding out more of what the ancients were really like and how they did things would vastly improve our lot today! Too bad a vast majority of humans are more interested in themselves then with real history that could/can be very enlightening and perhaps even discover a cure of our evils???? Just a thought(among many). So wish I could be part of your team Brian!

[@hoz49]

4:53 you walked right by the 12 angled stone. Why not introduce it and explain it's story and myth?

[@brienfoerster]

Because it is over done. There is a 21 sided 3D stone at Machu Pic'chu

[@hoz49]

Not overdone to those who know nothing about it, which is most of your viewers. I saw the larger one at MP also, Master stonework..

[@brienfoerster]

Cheers

[@deim0s243]

The Qoricancha site was supposedly covered in gold plates from top to bottom. All that now melted into spanish ingots...

[@johnnyj540]

I still want to know why anybody would go through all the trouble to carve that hard of rock into such intricate shapes just to make a straight wall?

[@bryanmatthews1540]

I could live by that wall in retirement. it looks so awesome. amazing

[@brianporteous9326]

Johnny J to earthquake proof 😁😎

[@jrgmty7685]

this video is beyond awesome.

[@everythingphil9376]

Hey Brien, are you using a gimble for your camera?

[@brienfoerster]

Yes, DJI Osmo.

[@makusmati]

and the sound recording is much improved too with the microphone with windshield. kudos

[@dang25272549]

Wow This thing is Unbelievable .

[@eli-huyasharal3913]

Roman Catholicism is of pagan origin.

[@HASHEAVEN]

It' not actually it 90% Jewish they just stole all pagan practices and traditions because christianity was used as a tool to erase Europe's past and christians as a new religion had no traditions of their own... As they build their churches on pagan ruins they also did their celebration on pagan sacred days and events so that people would replace them with christianity and completely forget their past...

[@Princesse-Ki]

+HASHEAVEN I agree with you 100%, it is awful what the jews did and actualy do to us, the Pagan, not lot of people knows that :'(

[@craxd1]

HASHEAVEN; That is not quite right. Jesus and the apostles were Pharisees (mainstream Rabbinical Judaism). After Jesus' death, the apostles were known as the Nazarene Sect of Judaism, a pacifist sect whom were against the Zealots actions. However, after the apostles died, Roman Hellenist scribes wrote the Gospels, and began adding Essene Judaism, Greco-Roman paganism and polytheism, Mithra paganism, and Persian Zoroastrianism into what was originally taught, and by 100 AD, they split from Judaism, as the new Hellenist Christians were something that Judaism would not agree with. By 325 AD, they had Constantine on their side, and the RCC used the Roman army to force Christianity upon everyone, and kill any who disagreed, labeling them heretics. That went on until the reformation and the revolutions.

[@HASHEAVEN]

craxd1 Pagani was a word of disgrace the hatred christians used to describe the polytheists of Europe... So let's call it polytheism... I'll try to explain the major differences that don't leave room for ''pagan'' ideology in christianity Polytheism is the worship of nature itself, of natural laws that dictate the harmony around us... The gods in polytheism are part of this world and or this world itself... (pantheism) In contrast in christianity the god is outside this universe on a realm no one has ever seen or witnessed and it's the Jewish yahweh.... His son jesus defies the laws of nature doing miracles. Christianity and Judaism is apocalyptic in nature, It's some guys claiming something that no one else has witnessed sx(abraham paul etc), Polytheism on the other hand is trying to understand and interact with nature, using science philosophy mathematics geometry astronomy and studying the nature of the Gods often using symbolic mythology....whith no apocalyptic claims and gospels in holy books... Christianity is a dogma that can never change no matter how much knowledge we gain that contradicts it.... Polytheism is constantly changing and evolving along with human understanding... These are just a few examples of why I think it's 90% judaism... The various polytheistic practices and references in christianity are just stolen concepts with no substance in their theology at all.... there are all misinterpreted and have long lost their original wisdom symbolism and meaning because the are blended with supersticious dogmatic monotheism.... For ex.. christmas is not the celebration of the Sun it's an attempt for people to forget about the celebration of the sun...

[@HASHEAVEN]

craxd1 Greeks weren't christians until the 4rth~5th century ad where they were persecuted and forced to accept the new religion under Nova Roma (byzantium) occupation... Christianity wan't at all popular until then....at least among Hellenes.. Hellenism and Christian is the exact opposite No Hellene could be christian and no Christian Hellene... Since Hellenism was the essence of polytheism, science and philosophy, that's why it was banned during the christian theocracy and anyone calling himself Hellene would be put do death.... This believe was carried until the end of Byzantium where the Patriarch says '' I am a christian and as such I can't be Hellene''

[@jackclements2163]

All over the world the Catholic church and other denominations, build their churches on existing sacred sites of worship...why? Do they know something we're trying to guess at....

[@hippywizard]

Re-used stones through-out them paths.

[@Todd4America]

everyone is walking on top of gold there

[@shermanatorosborn9688]

there's art on some of the stones

[@askmehow20]

the church building needs to come down out or respect por los abuelos y hombres de sabiduria que pronto regresan.

[@Ammoroso29]

Hombres de sabiduria? quienes serian?

[@askmehow20]

+Ammoroso29 yahawashi y su angeles

[@Ammoroso29]

soy ignorante de ese tema Alexx

[@jamesturner6949]

es la verdad

[@askmehow20]

james turner por seguro es la verdad

[@Perry-ck1hv]

imagine all of the Lost artifacts or they may still be there that's buried under these places. and to think that modern mainstream archaeologist paleontologist and scientist also these were constructed from bronze tools they have to be total morons

[@jrtok]

this is so disrespectful

[@17soulable]

Nasoreans.Aramaic/Hebrew Nasi/Nasri= priest,prince. Nazareth=City of the priests, princes. Qumran city of Akhenaten's priesthood.

[@jim-cm1md]

time for pay back..

[@pindzyn]

we need Indiana Jones to explore this tunnel? why nobody interest of this things!?

[@vragenstaatvrij777]

The reuse of building material is common in all cultures until this day. So stop your hypocritical anti-catholic nonsense or we'll start an exposé about American protestant imperialism.