Hidden 1000 Year Kingdom? - Wisconsin State Capitol

[@kristinechilds6035]

Hello, don’t know if you have heard this before, but this type of architecture was built using sacred geometry that did effect the wellbeing of those inside. It is so amazing how many people have seen these structures through our time period and never questioned them being so over the top in our time, until lately. I love how you present them and the ability for us to share them with you.

[@BereanFellowshipUS]

I think this is called the Great Awakening.

[@hawaiiguykailua6928]

Indeed, they mimic the spirit soul in all aspects. Don't know what we did to get struck down into "stupid realm" but it seems we haven't learned from whatever past mistakes we made, actually, it seems we've taken stupid and ran with it😏

[@DouglasMosley759]

“Until lately” indeed! What’s up with that? 🤔

[@Wayne_T123]

Its called Acoustic geometry, with large blocks and marble lifted using frequency. No idea how the precision with the crafting of the marble etc was done tho.. unfortunately we will never know unless we all storm the Vatican vaults

[@WorthyistheLambRev1]

​@@hawaiiguykailua6928 they are of the millennial reign of Christ, past. When did Jesus say he would return? That generation. Not in two thousand years! Revelation 20, when the thousand years ended, Satan must be loosed again for a short season to deceive the nations.... That's us. Magog war against the camp of the Saints is next. I hope! The end of this season.

[@mygchurch7220]

I will say it here, like I say, on other channels that talk about this: I worked with a diamond machine that could cut travertine, and there’s no way as hard as Marble would’ve been, especially in the circular cuts. It took me just as a novice put in $3000 worth of travertine on a porch and meticulous amount of time to make it look not even near perfect. An entire building of this caliber would have taken master, craftsman, perfect machining, and heavy machinery to support make the foundation and fit everything like it was a layered cake of ease. You would see the bones and the graves of dead horses and dig up axles and wagon wheels. And just to get those pillars up into place, the scaffolding would need to be as strong as the entire building.

[@MultiBrad777]

and all of this taking place in the middle of a Wisconsin winter…NOT!!!

[@skyelyte1699]

In other words, the building is impossible to build even by today's standards. Mind you, we have had generations of public school systems to beat creativity and intelligence out of the population starting from a young age and the kids that are encouraged are encouraged to memorize a fake reality. So I don't buy it that it is possible to build this building even under the best conditions which definitely do not exist in our world today. Thank you for your awesome perspective that shares your knowledge and expertise in this area. I wish there were more people like you that shared your integrity!

[@truthfacts5438]

I agree, buildings today have only become less and less complex limited to steel beams and glass facades, old world architecture with ornate Stone work and metal work details are something that only are possessed by buildings that I believe predate the so-called American era​ @@skyelyte1699

[@mark7362]

I am dying of curiosity about the tiny perfectly straight cut-mark lines on pieces of marble there outside, what kind of method or machine would make lines like that? It kinda reminds me of water jet cutting-machine lines.

[@DwightPouer]

These buildings were not made by man. This is some kind of technology that is unknown to us. This guy did a great job showing all of the details of this building. It’s becoming more and more more obvious that we have been lied to on a massive scale about our history.

[@joeythompson262]

Evil government inheritances these buildings. Even in my small town of Habersham co GA. They say that the first Courthouse built "1898" but looks like a cathedral. Got torn down. Then the second court was build in 1910 ( only 12 years ?) and looks like a small brick box building. They lie

[@aleksander8497]

Not made by today's generation anyway

[@DaleOct23]

Yeah and that's a SUPER creepy thing to think about is why. Must be So bad, so unimaginably terrible that they had to comb the earth and rid all knowledge the people had. How many lands were concured in the name of this or that, spre as ding Christianity everything was the devil and needed eradicated or spreading democracy and all books needed to be destroyed. For one reason or another everything had to burn

[@carlosmoran2504]

giants made them

[@vrijevoeten]

His story isn't Our story.

[@Jvffyjbcbbcxvn]

Once you open your eyes to this you can't un see it

[@buffyputastakeinem1289]

Excellent! Most of these structures claim to be made in short periods of time while the rest of the 'city' barely exists. Looked into 'castles in America' as well. Same thing. The amount of marble and red brick is mind blowing...in the age of horse and buggy in the 'wilderness' of the 'new land'. Often times repurposed for government buildings. Thank you for taking us all on your travels!

[@crazycanuckerrant]

Great job. The idea that these maginificent buildings were built in areas where clearly the population could not support the cost is proof positive for me that these buildings all over the world were found/inherited. That term "founded" is simply a weasley euphemism.

[@Stella-louise]

That has got to be the most beautiful building I've ever seen, phenominal!

[@JoshStoneTruth]

Great boots on the ground content brother! I covered mudfossils in my area years ago. I appreciate your work!

[@alidaderocchis7333]

Incredible! This place is ancient and made with advanced technology that no one sees today.

[@1-daydecorating8]

I find it fascinating that we are all questioning this. Well done.

[@teresajgregory]

Our Utah State Capitol has a lot of the same building style, all in Marble and has beautiful wooden doors, but it does not have as many levels or is as elaborate, however HUGE!(It makes me think that people as big as the Titans, as tall as the sky, had built them.) You never know, this building in WI could’ve been King Solomons Temple! Just guessing on the age would be hundreds or 1000’s years old. Horse and wagon era, NO. I’ve never seen anything so elaborate! Thank you for the video. 🤩

[@brentchristopher7363]

Because my great-great-Great grandfather was a representative here in Wisconsin, my daughter and I were given a special tour. I did not expect seeing what I saw. We were given special access to the small balcony way up near the top of the dome. I got dizzy looking down over the small balcony. The architecture was so detailed. Hard to imagine there were workers with that kind of skill in Wisconsin. So many rooms near the top that are closed off to the public, now some are used by security. It was special for my daughter to see. Maybe she will be allowed access for her kids as well. Yeah they had to look in a book to see that my relative was a representative.

[@invisableobserver]

The floor at 5:50 looks like it was replaced later, possibly to cover a well,

[@1976mcfarlane]

Possibly a fountain. Definitely could be

[@LOGOS_Official]

The details on the roofs of these structures is like it was made with frequency technology the symmetry over and over is insane

[@tball3198]

Sure would have great to see the murals on the walls and ceilings but an excellent video anyway. Thank you brother.

[@CrystalSea216]

How wild is it that the stairs and railings like those have not been damaged in any way over the past however many years. No chips or missing cuunks, no damage at all. How is that possible? So cool!

[@coppercoin0721]

Thank you for covering these beautiful structures.

[@brentrenouf7127]

Agreed! I never know America had these buildings with this amount of detail, and after seeing most in Europe back in the day, the American sites are less crowded and look far better and cleaner.

[@trinivagrant]

Crazy the number of comments on this video, good work. People are waking up.

[@aceventura5398]

To achieve that amount of detail in perfect symmetry requires the building to not have even a few millimeters of error ANYWHERE !! It's not humanly possible without huge milling machines. And to have had the interior designed before construction began is just mind blowing. No human could design this. The maths is beyond a humans capabilities.

[@hiddentruthhiddentruth]

And amazingly when Solomon's Temple was built it was done basically prefabricated so that not a hammer was necessary but all the blocks were made beforehand and put together on site without any noise from hammers/chisels etc., 1 Kings 6:7 King James Version (KJV) And the house, when it was in building, was built of stone made ready before it was brought thither: so that there was neither hammer nor axe nor any tool of iron heard in the house, while it was in building. This seems to be after that order/type at the least.

[@GiGiRenea]

@19:30 you can see the line going down like a 3d printer. Amazing

[@dazza8884]

I will more than likely never be able to visit that building, so very much appreciate the time you took to show the detailed work.

[@jimw7916]

What an ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL video! ................ How could ANYONE look at these buildings, and believe that humans built them? also HOW could ANYONE believe that America is only a couple of hundred years old?

[@mattgould8592]

This is absolutely phenomenal! Thank you for the steady camera work and zoom ins. The symmetry along with the intricacy is sublime, the uplifting feeling just watching this video is almost too much to take, I can only imagine the feeling of actually being inside this magnificent building.

[@mikeshell4214]

Great video as always!! Clearly there is MUCH being hidden from us. I wonder how far this building goes underground?? Beautiful work, but who really built it?? Exactly when?? Exactly how??? Your boots on the ground tours and analysis is very much appreciated!!! Looking forward to the next video. Thank you!!!!

[@georgeprokopenko3044]

excellent presentation. amazing building, just incredible. bloody good camera too.

[@BereanFellowshipUS]

Your question is a great question I have thought of this myself. I think we are capable of modifying the entrances but I think in most cases these buildings also do have floors that are underground. Look carefully.

[@Crazy_Terryy]

I’ve been in this building and my best friend was married there. It really is beyond our abilities and current account of time. It’s beautiful. I’m sure men with horses and wagons stood those massive marble columns right up in the perfect spots 😉

[@stevenkettle3143]

Just how were the marble and granite pieces cut and shaped with such precision "back in the day" way before the modern equipment was introduced? I struggle to believe these buildings could have been built with what tools, equipment they had available and even now it would be a hell of a task without the costs bankrupting the State .... it would probably be 10 years in the planning and structural phase before work even started. This was supposedly done in the early 19th century when photography was pretty established, where are all the photos of the ongoing construction? Where are all the architects drawings, newspaper clippings to prove it was built then?

[@marshalambert5526]

Wisconsin here! Yes, the Capitol is breathtaking. You can take tours of the building and hear it's history. Wisconsin has wonderful architecture. Frank Lloyd Wright has many buildings here. Come to Milwaukee and tour the downtown library. It's fabulous. High quality materials and construction are the norm.

[@oldworldex]

Magnificent structure. Thank you for presenting your explorations. I had to come to your channel to see that you released another video. Usually I get a notification but it appears the notification bell was turned off. I turned it back on.

[@TS-yf2zf]

Only recently found you. So thanks for what you are doing. Anyone who buys the narrative or blindly accepts what they are told should check themselves. Especially after the last few years & the absolute shitshow we live in now. I work within the construction field in Australia & specialise in foundations. That being said you are not allowed to talk about any of this stuff for fear of ridicule. Funny thing is when you get the same people at a Christmas party half in the bag most of these questions get some very interesting conversations going 😂

[@bentrate1953]

Wow amazing building. thanks for doing these walk throughs.

[@stevekanyon5765]

All the lighting in that structure, is it connected to the grid or does it generate its own power via the Aether, where would the mechanical room be located? HVAC and water systems, plumbing etc, and how about the wiring of everything, seems way to advanced for us even nowadays.

[@diegoezequiel7561]

How do you make those round columns perfectly smooth and polish and put inside the first floor?, is ridiculous, excellent video

[@joaquinandgraceferrer5669]

Amazing architecture! Are there photos of this structure being built?

[@jimw7916]

NEVER is!

[@mark7362]

They'll probly say some fires conveniently destroyed anything on paper about it being built, but, somehow, history of other things happening at the time were perfectly intact throughout the years huh... "oh no big deal we're just building a little capitol building it's not like it rivals the architecture of ancient buildings in Europe or anything" lol

[@gregoryagogo]

That dome... no words, just blows my mind. 4:11 Baluster. 9:41 Corinthian Columns. 12:27 seeing the lamp posts on the floor above, I can't help but to wonder if there were lamp posts on this round rotunda part too, on the railing. 18:21 GASP! LOL... it's the kind of architecture that takes your breath away! 19:15 I think the rotunda baluster/railing below could have had lamps on it. 20:37 OK, who dusts up there?

[@beereaucrat3233]

Great work sir!

[@jonahclement24]

The Tennessee State Capitol building was built in the 1840s and the Downtown Nashville Presbyterian Church was built before the state capitol and was used as a civil war hospital but today is known for its Egyptian Revival architecture style. It would be cool to see you give them a review. Thanks for sharing this beautiful building with us!

[@truthfacts5438]

Same could be said about the Pennsylvania state capital in Harrisburg, I had the privilege of going on a tour in the building, I thought the same thing to myself, no way this was built recently, these structures have been preserved and passed down for a very long time...

[@wayawolf1967]

It seems like the "Capitol" buildings were the real places of worship and that the so called churches were power stations. Of course government would want us to worship it rather than our Creator so they swapped the buildings purposes. Just an idea/observation.

[@BereanFellowshipUS]

I'm thinking they were possibly government buildings from the very beginning if it is true of the millennium being passed. But they would have been used by a previous government of course not our own corrupt current government. I am convinced that what we've been told were programmed to believe is a lie, but discerning the truth is much more difficult.

[@hurradurra4337]

Interesting perspective

[@DrewishBear]

Brilliant☝🏽

[@mark7362]

I agree, I believe humans in history way back when, already had technology of today or even greater. If I could invent the alternator, and electric motor, at elementary school age without knowing it had already been invented/no knowlege of how those things worked, with an iQ above 130, how is it that people back then weren't able to do the same?

[@mark7362]

When reading the bible, it requires a certain iQ, and the bible mentions a lot of things that would require a slightly higher iQ, how is it possible that people back then somehow were stifled in inventing things and solving problems?

[@markward6076]

Too me personally I think it is more of a mystery than ancient Peruvian or Egyptian structures. Hidden construction knowledge that's not so long ago. Astonishing and amazing. I'm stumped.

[@hiddentruthhiddentruth]

Stumped is the best place to start!

[@nickifriedeck8694]

I absolutely believe His MK happened! His Word is true. HalleluYah for others to believe exactly what the Word says. He was coming back quickly and He did just that!! Thank you for showing us these buildings.

[@timothykuring3016]

I went to college there in the eighties, and that building blew my mind at the time. I've seen cathedrals in Europe less impressive, because the stone wasn't marble.

[@mikecarney73]

Right outside Madison, near the n and 90 an underground city was found. Everyone that worked on it passed away within a year. I've found similar in the twin cities... older, bigger tho. Strange days mane 🧐👍🏽

[@mark7362]

Whaat in the world, that's crazy, wow, I'm gonna look that up

[@romancetips365]

The building is exquisite. However they didn't just have horses and buggies they did have steam engines.

[@toadhouse7homestead871]

Thanks for the tour. Millennial Reign buildings!

[@romancetips365]

What's got me wondering is what kind of structure could possibly support the weight of all that stone?

[@SkyDiverCanada]

Best comment of the day 'it's not something you're gonna get at Target". Priceless! Good job!... boots on the ground.

[@BereanFellowshipUS]

How is it that these things have been in front of her faces since we were children and we've never connected the dots to see that this just simply does not make sense. I doubt we can even build these things today, much less 200 years ago.

[@leek5682]

Since they can't tell us how it was built we can have our own thoughts. Guess they went back to their log cabins after making this 🤡

[@brianmac8260]

Before Henry Ford, six miles was the average distance workers could travel.

[@Jvffyjbcbbcxvn]

Lol right

[@kfar89]

Another great tour of an AMAZING structure!!! I do wish you would've zoomed in and lingered a bit on the murals and the statue on the top of the rotunda. There's a story there for sure!

[@dreen7911]

I think we may be living in the short age right before Judgement. I'm certain that our history is a lie. Also, it's absolutely certain that we didn't build that. Lol. Or most of the capitol buildings. May Truth be revealed! Thanks for sharing this. I remember touring it in grade school. Awe almost begins to describe the memory of that tour!

[@teresaadams825]

“Certain history is a lie” and not religion?

[@DrewishBear]

@@teresaadams825great question. Have you studied the specific subject of the millenial reign and “little season” noticed how many people are simultaneously coming to the same conclusions that now seem so obvious we are unsure how we missed them so long!? That alone, aside from the actual subject matter, is a fascinating phenomena.

[@mark7362]

I wonder where/if Noah's flood fits into all this 🤔

[@karencontestabile6064]

Thanks for your excellent coverage again! ❤❤❤ Bricklove!

[@MATT-DREWS]

Such a cool place! Occasionally they give tours to the lookout tower on top of the dome.

[@theyrekrnations8990]

Definitely a good sharp view of an amazing piece of architecture! It is beyond description on how the process of building a structure like this ( and so many others ) is even possible.

[@patrickpalacio2047]

My question is, do you think Jesus would have them make staues and art of these angels and false gods? I remember reading that we shouldn't make any graven images of things on Earth or in Heaven

[@hiddentruthhiddentruth]

Consider the refurbishment that would have taken place to "set dress" the "stage".

[@mikeschmidt3382]

Agreed and that tile work of these beings is not simply set dressing or alteration. It is done with the same perfection as the rest of the building.

[@mark7362]

I see your point but, couldn't we say the same thing about stain glass windows? Or any kind of decorations in any church nowdays?

[@kurtremislettmyr7108]

Shabbath shalom brother. We will have it all back, what they stole and destroyed. All those marvelous buildings and beautiful things created by those of us that came before. The technology they robbed from us that would heal all of us. The knowledge we need will be returned to us. Stay strong.

[@kshoults2566]

These videos are super helpful. My faith grows daily, pieces fitting together. Amazing and beautiful.

[@davedefea5530]

WOW! That was amazing. What an absolutely beautiful building. Had no idea All these buildings were in the middle of Kansas. Starting to see them Everywhere. This is what perfection looks like. Thank you, great video.

[@obsessedwithcrypto4366]

This Buikding looks more like a cathedral a holy type place absolutely amazing if St Paul’s took 30-40 (if that was true)years to build in London these buildings were put up in the hundreds all over the world over a short period of time Serious anomalies. This building according to history was built in 9 years which looking at the materials is not only improbable but impossible. In my opinion it’s huge intricate and delicate and also HEAVY . THE SIMULATION had a reset and the survivors had thier minds wiped. The ARCONS who live underground probably were able to take full advantage. Sounds better than the cows manure we’re being told. This building can not be made today in such a time so why would we believe such a stupid explanation. But the 1000 years is Pure speculation pick your narrative none can be proven because in the simulation we can only guess

[@neotokyo2227]

This is an incredible building… completely mind blowing

[@shawnybee77]

I've watched this multiple times and it is still mind blowing trying to understand how these were built with the utmost perfection. Stunning footage

[@BMWorner]

Wisconsin has all kinds of unique places. Heck I’m from Northern Wisconsin and Rhinelanders Courthouse is like a Mini Capitol, check it out. And home of the Hodag, Your welcome ha ha ha

[@rainabrown2633]

Stunning!

[@MrValidusLupus]

I will say. While I don't believe the idea of the mudflood, I do genuinely enjoy this channel's content. It's neat to look at old buildings.

[@ratherboutside2]

It’s not a belief. There is photographic evidence in archives and also half buried building still standing all over the world.

[@OttoChenault]

Howdy, and thanks for the great boots on work that you passionately make and share! Two thoughts on the rotunda; the dome structure is poured concrete just like the ‘ancient’ one in Rome, and the marble columns were most likely made using the staccata technique where a veneer of crushed stone and binder are marbled over brick or stone columns. Paul Cook’s channel shows craftsmen doing this lost art, as well, he gives recipes for ‘liquid’ stone, as well as examples of his personal experiments. Love your work mate! The Roman walls you found are probably just that too, although I suspect them geopolymer/concrete.✌🏻

[@peanut422hb]

Marbel polished to high sheen. This building is crazy 😧 absolutely gorgeous. Great presentation 👍

[@petemoro4938]

great video! Wonder what the masonry in the lower basement levels might reveal that might provide clues as to when original construction took place.

[@dianebrayden4123]

Thank you so much for such a through visit of the magnificent building!

[@panatypical]

I feel and think that the Bible is so misconstrued! Also, even though it's altered throughout, the truths in it can't be concealed indefinitely. The faults of many of the Bible's characters don't stop them from redeeming themselves within its narrative. It stands as a personal example for each one of us. It seems likely that the millennial reign period has occurred, regardless of whether I would prefer that to be the case. It seems also that many people who disagree do so out of preference rather than from having honestly considered the matter.

[@othosos]

Great boots on the ground research as always! Ty for this!

[@jtalada]

Freeze at 2:35 . When your looking up , the building is showing you the secret of 369 tech. Can you see how the arches all of a suden look like tubes ? the windows inside the tubes make up 3 lines with a thick line on top with bigger windows? So all 4 of the tubes are the electro magnetic vortex Toroidals, wheels with in a wheel , The for of them working together creating the middle toroid which is the zero point energie that creates mater , 369 nature tech. Probably why they have the earth show on both sides next to the center. Look for MFMP here on youtube look for 369 video to learn about this tech .

[@1976mcfarlane]

We just recently swung over to University of Wisconsin-Madison.. I've lived near Madison my whole life but I never went to the campus. Holy smokes are those buildings beautiful and GRAND

[@maryannknox7158]

Thank You 🙏 for sharing this Beautiful Monument Building Simply Exquisite

[@hurradurra4337]

Truly amazing, my heart soars when I see these

[@MultiBrad777]

i’ve been to this majestic structure many times….it seemed other-worldly and mysterious to me when i was younger and my mind still constrained by my education..but after 56 yrs in this realm ov lies….and many wisconsin winters when construction become nearly impossible…and my experiences with buildings of quite similar construction style and appearance….tells me that inDEED…. This incredible building could indeed have been underwater for as long as your imagination can imagine… and as I regain possession of my own mind…. this amazing structured could indeed be Divine… Nice video ….and keep up the great work!!!

[@keding9159]

It would be interesting to take a caliper in there and actually measure each parapet and see how accurate they are from one to the next. I installed ceramic tile for years and the difficulty in laying just the floors and keep them level would be incredible. Add to that is the fact that the different marbles on the floor would have to be crafted to the same thickness so there wouldn't be higher edges. Amazing. Not discounting the beauty and grandeur, the whole thing seems to be a waste of resources for a space that is really useless. The whole center of the building under the dome is wasted space. The builders must have had unlimited money and resources to even consider such a structure.

[@BereanFellowshipUS]

That is a brilliant suggestion.

[@karinadsouza4929]

The space has been repurposed today. The space may not have been a waste for what it was actually intended for then.

[@rebelfrog3]

Neither concern over money nor Government had anything to do with this structure. I work for a small Town where hardly two Council members can agree on anything. No way sinful mortal man built this.

[@fforest122]

I hear what your saying and from our current day perspective we see no purpose for all this space...... But who ever built this to such precision I am sure calculated for every inch of this space, and it would all have a purpose.... My best guess the whole building had some thing to do with amplifying energy.... Hey if they just wanted some walls,windows and a roof a building could have been built that would only require a tiny fraction of the work that went into this.....

[@matthewmcmahon6727]

A possibility is these buildings were built by fallen angels during the time they came down and taught things to human beings. The churches and places of worship always have alters so unfortunately their is a good chance they were used for rituals and the organs to enchant the viewers and drown out any disturbing pleading, begging, ect. It would be a mistake to dismiss the possibility of the most beautiful architecture, art, appearances, scenery, etc. Being associated with evil first and foremost. We can see that the people considered the most attractive and beautiful often live in the most beautiful places and spend time among the most beautiful parts of the world among the most beautiful parts of natures such as new zeland for one example. Most of us have experienced modest self made buissness owners whom regardless who live in modest house and still drive the same car they've driven for the last 10 year's, give to charity, teach their children instead of spoil them, ect. It makes more sense that fallen angels or sometimes associated with evil more than goodness built these buildings than those of the light

[@mark7362]

I'm right down the street from there today, both sides of that bldg are surrounded by water too 🤔 1/4 mile away from the shore. and there's a little river that flows through the strip of land right down the street, so, if I'm not mistaken, wouldn't the ground underneath be really soft? Therefore making it even more difficult? And I really don't get why they would put so much intricate detail into the ceiling, for a govt. building, not a church. You look at memorial presbytarian church I grew up going to in St. Augustine, FL and this bldg in Madison Wi reminds me of that church.

[@shawnybee77]

Sound frequency resonator

[@PreciousLynn]

Our age is the dark age. They are building homes of plastic and definitely not plum. People are so dumbed down. Everything is so cheap.

[@mark7362]

Good thinking, I agree. A few more examples I can think of: Roads too, like one road they just paved down the street from me in FL, brand new in 2021, 2 years later it's already bumpy as all get out as if it's 10 years old. Look at how many trucks there are on roads today, even though transporting things by trains or boats is far more efficient, and our country has a nearly perfect setup for intricate mass rail and boat/barge transport. The bridges in our country are all falling apart need work done to them even though they aren't even that old, whereas, there are still bridges in Europe built hundreds of years ago that are still somehow good enough for use today. There are still tons of fires each year at manufacturing plants and the like, even though it's 2024... compare that to the number of house fires each year, statistically I believe you could prove that it can not be chalked up to just human error in day-to-day operations, but by design flaws when the bldgs were built. Then there's the present healthcare atrocity, Elon Musk says it's fact that the entire world could be powered by solar panels many times over but people are slow to get into building solar farms, and even though they've built some, there are still somehow brown-outs in the summer (a major need for way more power) - and even though there are all those windmills in the midwest that generated who knows how much power...

[@mark7362]

Then there's tools, I go buy tools from hardware stores, if I were to leave them outside overnight or anywhere near something damp, they'd have rust on them within a week. Whereas, when people find tools from civilizations hundreds of years ago, they're still recognizable and pretty much functional.

[@magaripoa]

Ordinary mortals like us can not build anything like that. That's must have been built by demi-gods . Amazing..... 'Thy kingdom come'❤

[@cisdewolf449]

That building is amazing, must be very old… somewhere between 500 and 1000 years old. Thanks for the video, much love from Holland✨

[@ottom.3094]

If this building was in just one city - or a couple - that would make sense. But these buildings (that are left standing) are everywhere! So many were burned down. So this points to a glorious worldwide kingdom - where the saints of God reigned on Earth. Do you notice how many of our cities are named after saints? For example, St. Louis, MO. Saint Francisco. Saint Petersburg - Russia. Saint Antonio, TX. Saint Diego, CA. Saint Paul. Saint Augustine, FL.

[@brianmac8260]

Watching from 🇮🇪 These buildings fell from Heaven. Back in my younger days I worked at an exclusive Store in London. We would receive Marble Tables from Italy, in crates. Quite a few arrived broken. Trying to get one of them off a truck was an ordeal. Marble breaks under it's own weight. See the cracks are in the middle, possibly a slight deviation in the measurements. Like .0001"

[@mark7362]

Wow, wowowow. For them to have so much knowledge on what would work and what wouldn't work with no evidence of trial and error, in all these towns across the US, all built supposedly around the same time, as if these kinds of perfect architects were just a dime a dozen, in an unforgiving time in the world where there's diseases and no good healthcare & the average human life expectancy was around age 39-46 yrs old. & the war inside America had just ended not that long ago, where tons of working age men had just passed away.

[@bonzie321]

These buildings are way old. No human could build these. Curious though about if the native Americans ever talked about these buildings? Also when and how would they be able to electrically wire these marble buildings? Some kind of time line matrix warp?

[@jimw7916]

the natives were "introduced" also!

[@jeffkeni]

@@jimw7916 elaborate please.

[@laurenchristianna2092]

​@@jimw7916💯💯💯👍🏾

[@laurenchristianna2092]

​​@@jeffkeniThey're fake. Made up. They came in 1800s. They're hiding another group of people who did All this.

[@Gold_gyrl]

Great video love you uploads I get excited when I see a new video from you great boots on the ground happy new year

[@jvm30]

Please come to Buffalo, NY. There are so many old world buildings here!

[@shawnybee77]

Awesome video

[@-e-1536]

It would be easier to believe in the Easter Bunny than to believe the official story of how this building was constructed. The current type of human builds strip-malls, throwaway houses and the occasional interesting skyscraper...not this, no way! Good job on your videos :)

[@BereanFellowshipUS]

I agree with your comment. It is easy to identify a lie I think but very difficult to know what is the truth. If it is possible that you could take a really good camera and take some close-ups of details of construction as well as the murals I think it would be very telling. I'm in Washington State and I need to take a trip to Olympia myself just to take very close looks at things. Thank you for taking your time to do this and post it for us to to watch.

[@karattkensair9891]

Wow that's beautiful. I'm in awe.

[@beereaucrat3233]

Not built by humans, no way!

[@mark7362]

I was just there today, but I stayed on the outisde. Imagine for a sec, how would you go about building such a building, would you do the bottom floors first? Then build the roof around it all? If so, how would you get a crane to put those giant pieces of marble in?

[@illnaturedsaws]

Those upper slabs alone are 2 and half tons. On the stairs. The upper piece being held up by the pylons are 2 and a half tons at least.

[@anda9690]

Are we 100% sure it’s marble and not porcelain? Porcelain is very durable and once glazed it’s waterproof so it would actually resist the elements much better than marble. Would make more sense to sculpt in clay and then turn it to porcelain. And moulds can be used to replicate the same object. Did they find moulds for what they said was “plaster” ?

[@redandwhitefeatheredserpen1156]

I guess they hid the illuminated symbology present in all such church like castles?

[@wesporter2176]

So I'm pretty much onboard with most of what these "Tartaria" people are saying however there is one major thing that puzzles me and doesn't fit with these theories if someone can explain this I'd appreciate it. If these buildings were really buried in a mud flood then why are the current main entrances just as beautiful and elaborate as the rest of the structure? It stands to reason that if the ground is much higher now then when they were first built these grand entrances would have been buried as well... correct? Therefore they must have been built after the mud flood, however it's also said that nobody could do this kind of work in an era with just horses and buggys and no power tools or heavy equipment.

[@kingchakazulu7762]

In some of these old world buildings, you clearly see the steps are not original. With this building, who knows how many levels are below. The current main entrances may not be the original entrances.

[@johanwise9713]

Good question. Here in europe there are thousands of buildings which are some meters buried, but lots of the portals are original as seen. There are castles in france, built in swampland according to "scientists". But there are very old drawings, where this castles are built on a high sockets, may be with water around. Very interesting.

[@DrewishBear]

They could have been built by beings with the knowledge of a future mudflood..so the entrances were placed high enough to avoid being flooded while the lower floors got it..great point though🤔

[@wafflegear]

the very wide layout for what would become state street and part of the capital building are in older photos. there are tunnels under the uw buildings and lakes in madison.

[@wafflegear]

the energy systems in madison are working last i visited. you can feel it if you've done the personal work.

[@sixmax11]

i've noticed several things with all these capital and courthouse buildings. first, the security seems virtually absent. second, the buildings are either empty or nearly so. not just on this channel, but everyone else's that does these videos.

[@mark7362]

When I visited today, I saw these strange perfectly straight small lines on the pieces of marble, how did those get there? I also noticed that some of the pieces of marble at the entrances were not perfectly level (the part between the staircases and the door) Another thing I noticed was that some of the marble was eroded, how long does it take for that kind of marble to erode by weathering? 🤔 100 years? I mean, places that sell marble even leave giant slabs of granite & marble outside permanently until it is sold, for example...

[@maryannknox7158]

Unbelievably Gorgeous

[@paulturgeon5803]

God has left the building.

[@BereanFellowshipUS]

Yep.