Cities of the American Republic

[@globalroots9542]

Class is in session. Great video, as usual. Thanks!

[@Gmanxxx1214]

Hi Lucius. I'm really enjoying tearing through your catalog. You've brought up some things I never heard of before. Well done sir.

[@firesidewitch1398]

😂The Dark Crystal 🔮 I love all these videos, you Levi, and far more names than I can list... I'm so glad for you all. I've known these days would come when people would learn to unlearn. The ultimate knowledge is to go within. Manifest. Remember who you are. Cymatic healing frequencies, binaural beats and isochronic tones. Let energy be your currency! Be well! ❤

[@firesidewitch1398]

We are water in vibration, use the correct frequencies and you can heal yourself. This is why the elites keep us sick. This is my perspective, of course. We are all just so sick. This is why I hope we all heal.❤

[@firesidewitch1398]

Think I added I grew up/born off grid .. poor ... Learned to read. Learn things, observe.

[@Battlestar31164]

Excellent work covering New Orleans my friend! Great work digging up that Zephyr Station. The three years I lived in New Orleans were magical. She will always have a special place in my heart. Thank you friend ❤

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

It is a special city beyond the normal conventions. :)

[@MrSnoomun1983]

Excellent as always. St. Augustine is so amazing. Walking around is a beautiful experience and you can just FEEL the age of everything around you and in your gut know it's much older than we're lead to believe.

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Certain locations where older infrastructure survived.....more in Europe-Asia, less in the Americas. At least of two eras or more ago. :)

[@st69854]

Awesome investigation!!!

[@dreamworld1733]

Amazing work, Amazing Chanel! Thank you and Godbless 🙏

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Thank you! You too!

[@drummersnare6276]

Hey I’m in Springfield Illinois right now visiting from California, I just drove past their old tartarian “capitol building” and took a few photos, and they’re literally digging up the bottom of the building and you can see more of the building that was underground including tunnels!!! Can I send you my photos so you can use them in your videos?

[@mgtowlevel5293]

Yes

[@drummersnare6276]

@@mgtowlevel5293 where do I send them?

[@dejablueguitar]

WOW!! DO SHARE!!! YES!!!

[@drummersnare6276]

Idk where to send them though, is there an email or something

[@WilliamVoisen]

Could you try his home page? He has some links there that might have a way to contact him.

[@shackledearthtruth-be-know5376]

I appreciate the love and expressionyou have for these old world buildings.

[@kennethblack7753]

I am so grateful for these videos, thank you sir!

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

You are very welcome

[@JasonLuther1]

Great presentation buddy.

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Glad you liked it!

[@carmenjacinto4426]

It puzzles me to know how they built these bridges over water in the 1800s, did they have special diving suits.😅

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Faster than a certain bridge will be rebuilt too I am sure but that is because they didn't have safety standards or cells in the 1800s. ;)

[@CuriosityTheorist]

They just "worked harder" back then and had less "safety standards. Hey, remember that piece of sh*t FIFA soccer stadium built in Qatar? Where literally thousands of people died making it because they only had like, 6 years to complete it (and they didn't even complete it, they had to extend some of the stands outside of the stadium itself, looked really ghetto). If only those people worked as hard or lacked safety standards, oh wait...

[@MarySonatore]

Interesting pictures of cotton Expo interior looking like pop up shops.

[@quantumparadox4503]

Amazing video, great work, God bless you Lucius!

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Glad you enjoyed it my friend.

[@officerdonut7066]

Rip the cairo episode helped me overstand the connection between here and there being one place even more

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

It will be back. :)

[@officerdonut7066]

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 I love you

[@geoffreygriffin4807]

dude you are the coolest channel.keep it up please

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Thanks, will do!

[@tiakennedy1681]

Thank you 🙏

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

You’re welcome 😊

[@KatyWantsToGo]

Even tho they are just drawings, they are drawn from an elevated position suggesting a zeppelin’s view as Florida is very flat…

[@P9rkour90]

The Spanish, English, or whoever had the most $$$ at that time were merely inheritors of these beautiful buildings and architecture

[@BostonShovinstuff]

I've been working on my Conquistador mustache for many many moons . More news to come at the end of the video

[@BostonShovinstuff]

@user-ni6gy2lb7v have you been watching Dr Luongo ? I'm not being a dink ... I'm just being inquisitive

[@BostonShovinstuff]

Have you been watching Longo , florida history ? Not being a dink , just being inquisitive

[@BostonShovinstuff]

@user-ni6gy2lb7v 🙏 Not a lot slips by a person who has an open mind . And I am in that mindframe

[@pyromaniack13]

⁠@@BostonShovinstuffso that would make you… an inquisitive conquistador?😂

[@BostonShovinstuff]

@@pyromaniack13 😆 Touchè

[@WilliamVoisen]

America was supposedly broke after the Civil War. Yet, there were loads of funds and manpower to build extraordinary buildings nationwide.

[@bluefaery1865]

Ancient Bathhouse. Not built by the Romans.

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Indeed and so many others....

[@bekaebrown]

YAY!! Pensacola was first, tho, just sayin. 🙄😆 Kidding, who tf knows who came when and where?? Looooove that you covered Florida!!! Wilber the Whale will now be our State Mascot.

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

:)) More to follow with Florida.

[@bekaebrown]

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 👏👏👏🥳 Awesome! Looking forward to all the high strangeness. 😊

[@SkyeSage17]

I lived at MacDill AFB Tampa, Fl I remember the red tide. This was '72 and the beaches were covered with dead fish. They even had to close the entrance gate on the bay side, because the stench was so terrible even whilst wearing a gas mask. It could not be maned.

[@bekaebrown]

​@@SkyeSage17Really?? That red tide is nothing to be laughed at. It about killed my lungs. 👀 I find it interesting how Tampa has that protection from bad storms.... 🤔

[@SkyeSage17]

@@bekaebrown Yes, this was on base and the guard station had to be shut down. I remember we didn't go outside to play for days. After that me and my 3 brothers went to look at the dead fish. I actually saw a hammer head shark carcass. It was scary to see those dead fish everywhere.

[@aspiceronni4462]

I'm a boat nerd. I love talking Duluth.

[@BluesHand]

Lucious my friend in a recent video you mentioned a building built entirely from wood. This is true. I have driven many through of nails this enigma known as Georgia iron on wood in my younger days much love.no fear

[@seanp8220]

The fireplace had those two devices so most likely heated by something other than fire

[@random2829]

The show "Escape to the Country" shows most of the homes with the "fireplace device" ripped out and a "wood burner" put into its place. And, if you pay close attention, you can see pipes that run from the "wood burner" in the "fireplace" to vent smoke outside of the house - and that is with an intact "chimney".

[@cruncherblock3834]

Hey, don't question the narrative buddy!!

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Too late!!!

[@SkyeSage17]

I was born on a bayoo. Lol. Seriously though England AFB Alexandria, LA. This is why I'm a true Rajun Cajun queen. 😂😅😂

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Look out, Gemma Teller-Morrow has nothing on you SkyeSage. :))

[@SkyeSage17]

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 Sacre Bleu tis true. I didn't live there long as we were on our way to Germany. 🌬️💙🌀

[@Ironbutterfly420]

Muncie Indiana still has the same library as that one on here. It still has the dome on top. The next time I’m in Muncie I’ll take a picture for you.

[@whome1636]

What happened to yesterday's video? The Cairo Egypt one?

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

It will be back come Sunday.

[@Scottish-tart]

As you present the info I'm also looking at google maps of Fort Macomb street view. It has windows reaching down into the mud and water line. Maybe that is why most of the starfort outlines of the city are missing.

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Very very likely.....:)

[@dejablueguitar]

General Charlton Heston looks like Henry Cavil's Grandfather or DAD/CLONE!! 1:07:37 - who ELSE thought the same damn thing?!! (also holy "vanilla skies" everywhere) - GREAT VIDEO!! #WOKEorSMOKE?? LOL!!

[@beatnickclassics]

You have to do Jacksonville Florida... Been telling you for a while now

[@mgtowlevel5293]

I used to live there. What's cracking over there playa?

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

I know, trying to get out of this week first. :)

[@Five-Star-General]

Check out the evolution of world flags, seeing the us owned by france, the flag had angels on it very pretty

[@Five-Star-General]

@@lettybastien4624 thats not the flag im referring to bot

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Symbols seem to be intentional misdirection. Flags are easy to produce.

[@Xeynixias]

Time to come to Charleston, SC. Pensacola and Charleston both have tunnels.

[@akkitty22]

I want someone to prove to me there is ventilation that works in that @17:20 'fireplace'. The two columns on either side resemble the Yacht Club 'fireplace' in that there is likely copper coils within these. Interesting how these are typically never in use for their supposed purpose. Also: the clock doesn't look as ornate, at a glance, so I do suspect it has been "set" in place much like Buddha statues in "temples" to obscure. There's an Edgar Allan Poe poem, The Haunted Palace; "Wanderers in that happy valley, Through two luminous windows, saw Spirits moving musically " And the king of that kingdom was visible through mirrors/windows.

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

I am still working on that one with many structures!

[@criticalthinker72]

Aughra: Ya look like Gelfling... Aughra: SMELL like Gelfling... Aughra: maybe y'ARE Gelfling!👁️‍🗨️

[@paultackett2420]

My backyard! I have been to this location many times and each time, there seems to be an unexplainable energy that draws our family. Strangely, I never get the impression of the mainstream narrative. They also have haunted tours which is also very interesting. I would love your thoughts on “hauntings.”

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

That goes into my theories on our current reality which some are not too fond of being shared, but I think you know where to reach me for that insight. :)

[@corysufak9561]

Lions in Florida. Hmmm

[@susanholbrook4185]

Looks like Santa Barbara, Ca. Same style.

[@Magspanner]

I think Star forts were built to defend against cyclopic giants. Building a star shape with all its pointy edges would definitely cause problems for cannibal giants with depth perception issues, they would just keep banging into the edges and get embarrassed and leave.

[@abrahambobst4602]

This was a really good showcase. As you inferred in the end the infrastructure from the past still seems superior compared to current era. Plus, to build many of the structures and infrastructure the numbers don't add up logistically or by population nevermind the immigrants being low skilled and illiterate. Plus, majority of people in the 1800s were supposed to be farmers, so again where do all the construction workers come from not to mention all of the warfare and natural disasters occurring. Then after the wars how many former soldiers would able to work due to being lame or disabled with missing body parts, not to mention many would return to farming rather than construction work. The narrative just doesn't make any sense.

[@AustinCG]

That room you show at 15:55 with the "fireplace" has antiquitechnology called radium heating most like using red mercury that can generate heat using free clean unlimited electricity sorcery old term for technology ❣️

[@AustinCG]

Go to 15:45

[@charlieboylinton]

I'm always struck by the sheer weight of all the items in these constructions. If these edifices were truly from an inferior "less evolved" technology, then why make the task so difficult? As regards crediting the designers and architects, surely the crime is NOT crediting the true designers and constructors???

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

The ultimately irony you mentioned there with the credit factor.

[@balancedkhaos]

I live bout 20 mins away from St. Augustine. If you'd like some up close footage - I'm your girl. I'm doing an exploration next weekend actually! I would love to share the crazy close up photos I have already gotten there and see what you can make of some of these...

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Please do! Feel feee to hit the channel member email. I would be delighted to credit your on the ground work.

[@charlieboylinton]

I'm often caught in the contemporary view of history, where we're led to believe that development went from rural agriculture through suburban infrastructure, and then to factories and computers. This leads you to wonder where the commuter infrastructure went from ancient cultures, but of course that commuter infrastructure is just a development of our slave system today. It makes you wonder how these previous cultures spent their lives, obviously in more fruitful activities that didn't involve endless transportation of people and goods across our realm?

[@emmanueldenizon6493]

i wondering what the blue of chartre is doing on st augustin glass, when we know that color was lost just after the build of chartre cathedral._ France+

[@iliketurtles2322]

Omaha, NE and the Missouri River Cities is Old World

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

No doubt about it, following that pattern of what was left in the river valleys. A lot of structures were spared there for some reason unknown.

[@iliketurtles2322]

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 if you're ever bored check out this city. Omaha Central is a building with more than 1 basement. The Burlington Station was a feat, and even Lewis & Clark have made their way here.

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

I will, I may be doing all sorts of things with free time in the very near future.

[@goodmoney2948]

What do you guys think about coral castle or Bok tower in Florida?

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Older eras work potentially...

[@theresa_lili]

@ 18:30 are those two flags flying in different ways?

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Yes, it is pretty common in these 1800s to early 1900s images...wonder wonder...

[@corysufak9561]

Broo. St. Augustine is wild. No way are civilization built that. No fucking way

[@yoashka1]

What happened to the video on Cairo ?

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Technical, it will be reposted soon.

[@yoashka1]

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214thank you u

[@prideofjudah5767]

What happened to the Cairo video????????

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

It will be re-published soon.

[@prideofjudah5767]

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 Yay!!! I did research on Heliopolis and hadn't finished the Cairo video yet. Made a profound connection with the recent eclipse.

[@tysonwoodcock6674]

Dude this is one of the only forts “the mainstream” says was built by natives under the direction of blah blahbla but the seminals are the only ones that can build with the coral rock. The fort as well as a Large portion of the sea wall that continues along to Dayton where there’s a lighthouse and amphitheater built from the same coral fused together blocks many megalithic. Also they have old world cannons you glossed over with incredible detail raised crests symbolism of water serpents and dates engraved with much poorer quality.

[@OfficialReggieJamz]

Tis is true ❤

[@Sussciety]

Please look into Oregon 👀

[@Battlestar31164]

A Big shout out for Level Ten and an excellent nod to The Dark Crystal ✨ 🔮 ✨

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

I need to watch the original again.

[@Battlestar31164]

You sounded very convincing with your impersonation. The original is worthy of a revisit though.

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Another Simon Pegg snapped character....

[@Michelle-q4t]

I would hazard a guess and say the castles were built in the 1200s to 1300s.

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Which ones? ;)

[@Michelle-q4t]

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 yes, good question but I would say and it is just a hunch that which ever is the majority of castles still standing that are similar in texture and style but only according to our current timeline, and in the context of the official narrative. However all bets are off if the "1" in the 1000s timeline is actually an "i". 🙂

[@KB8Killa]

God bless LA

[@scottpike9009]

One Architect.

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Many names

[@jmc8076]

Very interesting. I laugh when you say ‘people will argue…’ Aren’t we/this humanity conditioned for division and conflict? Middle ground and acceptance or appreciation of diff views? And a book def makes one an expert. But we are more evolved. ; )

[@Bub009]

Is it possible?These buildings were used as huge water containers.And that's why they needed buttresses?

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Hmm interesting prospect.....

[@cmr2079]

It wasn't Wilbur it was Whalebur.

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

I will have to use that next time!

[@yoashka1]

Half of old world buildings in nyc are art deco ..

[@DanPier-l4q]

When you get to the economics the truth becomes obvious. They wouldn't have the money to build them all, old world buildings.

[@heidiesterholm2938]

Was St. Augustine FL really the oldest city in the USA?

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Officially, although I suspect it most remnants are the same age as others.

[@cinfoley4264]

Beautiful buildings! It's infuriating how all the old world buildings were taken by the founders and all used to profit from working class humanity. Evil is for sure in charge!

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Only a few locations that are still intact similar to how they used to be.

[@scottbaker-ScottyB]

Still makes no sense even the deeper you go !

[@kellimedhus7136]

Your channel is great. However, can you go into more detail about WTF is actually going on here? You've provided so much evidence that our history as conveyed to us is not accurate! So what is?

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

I do not know for sure what happened, but I have theories on these playlists: kzbin.info/aero/PLAOnr94bcrC9QmQyupq_VEaEnuUc5zS0g kzbin.info/aero/PLAOnr94bcrC_NCnAZ0bTwJsc9yT_VGPQI

[@oldworldmichigan705]

Is it a "moral imparative," Ken. 😂

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

You know it!

[@michaeljoshualewis538]

Not revolutionary,it's old world geopolymer,like the Coliseum is 🆗👍

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Check out yesterday's exploration for info on materials if you can see it of course. :)

[@Outrjs]

Where is Jesus?

[@scottbaker-ScottyB]

Philly bld. scaffolding is so fake.

[@CosmicNomad93]

lakemont park altoona pa huge indian mound

[@NLuvWithGreen]

And to think in 2022 I had one heck of a time finding 1 single person who could actually lay drywall ... wow how lucky the 1800's wives were during a remodel ... now that I said that it appears a remodel was never needed. They built things to last back then ... its funny now how we believed this crap naritive 😂

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

I like all the watered-down aluminum siding and sheetrock myself. ;)