Megalithic Japan

[@jenshathaway3433]

Those walls look just like those in Peru. It tells me this ancient megalithic culture was global

[@jaypoole9056]

jens hathaway nah, looks Japanese 20,000 years ago!

[@yseson_]

@@jaypoole9056 there was no Japanese culture 20,000 years ago

[@Dirkietje8]

Combine this with the knowledge DNA research gave us that South American Indians are more closely linked with Aboriginal Australians than with North American Indians or Siberian Nomads. Perhaps the same civilization was able to go to Japan and build stuff there.

[@bennos9604]

@LA Detailing Both crafted by the same aliens maybe

[@doomfathertm8771]

it was indeed global

[@heider9583]

I was not aware of the extent of megalithic structures in japan. Thank you so much. Your videos are awesome!

[@paulnielsen3256]

It's no wonder the Japanese were the biggest consumers of G. Hancock's "Fingerprints of The Gods". - All these amazing megalithic ruins surrounding a highly educated public...

[@vlad9vt]

yes

[@devodavis6747]

@@vlad9vt I just found your channel, I look forward to more of your videos!!

[@stevefaure415]

I'm sure I'm not the first to notice this but the object at 9:58 is striking similar to the massive boxes found at the Serapeum of Saqqara in Egypt. Very interesting.

[@vlad9vt]

yes

[@Swayzeo]

Some of the most impressive megaliths on the planet, and I've never heard of them? How is that possible?

[@wesc3568]

And that is only one example. I have heard of cases where the media was specifically told , they were not allowed on site. ie - Bosnian pyramid , and recently sites in Russia. If not for the internet, I would never have known about these Japanese sites.

[@vlad9vt]

((I would never have known about these Japanese sites.)) - yes

[@Swayzeo]

Thank you. Keep up the good work

[@sbkarajan]

Because, how many people thinks Jeff Epstein committed suicide? Everyone? Ok, that's why...

[@combatflowarts]

Written off as other things. A globalized society before this one was thought for very long time to be preposterous. So the credit was given to the ancient Japanese people, instead of a different people entirely. Its really only as we become so connected we can find clues as to this ancient global community... Through the sharing of information. That is not yet accepted by status quo. Youd be surprised how many archeological oddities are given the stiff shoulder, or an apathetic shrug... Just because it doesn't fit into a researchers 'theory.' Or simply given a number and stored away...

[@raishyboy]

The stone in Honshu looks like it had a mechanical function. Amazing images.

[@michaelcoulter1114]

What always strikes me when I look at pictures of ancient megalithic architecture is the obvious division between two (or more) different methods, or styles of stonework - one being incredibly skilled, minute joins between stones, no mortar used, polygonal stones joining exactly, and more primitive stonework, using uncut stones and mortar, or even looking like the work of children, compared to the work of masters. There were many examples of this shown in this video, but the most striking was the monolith with what almost looked like two cisterns cut into the top, along with a track carved into the stone on one side that could have held a sliding cover for the cisterns. In contrast, on one side of the monolith, there were rough cuts in the stone, using what looked to me like hammerstones, carving a pattern into the stone, but crudely, with rounded edges in the cuts, compared with the beautiful, finely delineated cuts on the "cisterns". I am becoming a believer in the theory of a worldwide civilisation that met a cataclysmic end, with the shattered remmanents of humanity left to claw our way to civilisation again, and forgetting the knowledge that enabled the older, finer stonework to be created. Thanks for showing me that places that I never knew had megalithic architecture, like Japan, existed and were part of that hypothetical worldwide civilisation. Excellent video!

[@mikesideburns9791]

I had no idea these structures were so prevalent. Even in Japan! It appears to me more and more that modern civilization moved over top of these large structures from long ago. Thanks Vlad and God bless

[@phrtao]

Some of the best examples I have seen of megalithic structures. Truly amazing !

[@vlad9vt]

yes

[@WoundedEgo]

Stunning. The image at 12:06 is veeerrry telling.

[@vlad9vt]

yes

[@stevethornton3901]

I knew there was megalithic construction in Japan, but I didn't realize it was to this extent, and utilizing the same precision dry-fit polygonal techniques seen elsewhere! No matter the hardness of the stone or the tools used, such a construction technique is incredibly difficult to execute.

[@koomapotilasbeats]

exactly.i was thinking the same.just amazing quality.

[@hienngoc9339]

Steve Thornton this is the mystery .....

[@mathewnorthey]

I would love to see one of these walls carefully pulled apart so we could examine the touching faces, I think this would explain alot and give us more evidence to work with.

[@vlad9vt]

((such a construction technique is incredibly difficult to execute.)) - yes

[@MorrisonScotch]

Steve Thornton thataway the major problem. This stuff is everywhere. I mean everywhere. Yet with all our modern ability this information is willfully ignored. Then again what would you expect from humanity, after all 90 percent of earth people cant even remember the great great grand parents names.

[@amfinc2]

I've always wondered if the ancient Japanese merely rediscovered these megalithic "mastabas" and simply built their castles on top of them. I also think that Kofuns (the japanese tombs) could be imitations of older structures like the Well of Santa Cristina. Perhaps the oldest kofuns ARE actually wells and the ancient Japanese re purposed them as tombs. Then, later descendants merely built their tombs in the shapes of these old wells, not remembering their original purpose. I studied the Jomon Period in college, very strange people. The giant carved megaliths like the "rock ship" are also very strange.

[@amfinc2]

Great video as always, Vlad.

[@amfinc2]

12:06 I've never seen these comparisons before! Undeniable connections! Two on top left show same waist knot and chest symbol! The same long, squared-off ears and hat. Olmec heads look similar too and the Mesopotamian comparisons do have that similar hat... Very intriguing.

[@amfinc2]

Also knobs/nubs on the lids to giant boxes! Some lids resemble Serapeum lids as well. "Earthquake angle" doorways with double and triple door frames at the rock-cut tombs as well! Polygonal megaliths... Definitive connections with South America and Egypt. I hadn't seen some of these pictures before.

[@vlad9vt]

Great video as always, Vlad. -thanks ((ancient Japanese merely rediscovered these megalithic "mastabas" and simply built their castles on top of them)) - who knows

[@robertmm1379]

The honshu stone was once ontop of a much larger structure

[@samonitus]

The Masuda-no-iwafune that can be seen at 7:30 in this video is very interesting. You can clearily see that it is unfinished and the technique that they used. The surface at the lower part of the rock is divided into squares, Then the squares where removed to get a flat surface. For some resaon they abandoned this rock before it was complete, maybe because of a big disaster.

[@pinebender]

the same all round the world amazing! the japanise cornerstyle is unique, have not seen anything similar before! Thank you vlad!

[@combatflowarts]

If you really pay attention, you'll notice the way the pieces are, almost seem like a great force hit them like an explosion. The way they seem so scattered in a way.... The walls, it seems like they were reduced to their foundations, and were much taller at one point. Its hard to imagine a force so great as to throw around 10-100 ton stones around like toys.

[@vlad9vt]

who knows , who knows , i deen a time machine :) for check all, how it was in past ?

[@combatflowarts]

@@vlad9vt I wish, id love to see them in their finished, complete states. Thank you so much for this Video. It has piqued my curiosity 10-fold. Keep doing the Good work.

[@harlemdiplo]

I always loved Japan culture with its ancient peaceful warrior space ninja kind of spirit lol. Their artwork speaks for itself. The creators of Nintendo & Sony. They bring us lots of technology. Lots of storytelling. One can only imagine the role they played in ancient building techniques 👽👾🏯⛩🎎🇯🇵

[@vlad9vt]

((They bring us lots of technology.)) - first began Germany and Switzerland. Japan was later - but they do very very many

[@harlemdiplo]

vlad9vt how do you know Japan wasn't 1st ? maybe for modern, industrial days Germany was 1st, but like this video shows, we don't know who or what was 1st in ancient times

[@vlad9vt]

i say - first began Germany and Switzerland, all was there

[@georgehunter2813]

England is the first. England is the start of the industrial era. Steam power. Factories, locomotives, and steam boats. Industrial production and transportation. Germany and Switzerland is quality of fine machinery, a follow-on. Now it's all global all over again.

[@KeithTKO]

Rice balls gives them strength.

[@joejack7979]

in japan some modern reconstruction and repairing work needs computer modeling to place the fallen polygonal stones after surveying each stone. in practice crane were used to help lift the stones. one thing is for sure the repaired work is not so closely fit like the original.

[@jonnyslide8794]

Really amazing Vlad ! Even in Japan they have those huge strange keyhole structures that are also around the world! Great vid Vlad love it:))) 👽

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks ((Even in Japan they have those huge strange keyhole structures)) -yes

[@QuestionsStuff]

WoW......I didn't expect to SEE what I saw in Japan..That was Gr8

[@nigeldupaigel]

Q_QuestionsStuff you read the Bible?

[@fishfire_2999]

Who knew there was so much history in Japan ? Wow great work once again Vlad.

[@vlad9vt]

thanks

[@mikesideburns9791]

I had no idea these structures were so prevalent. Even in Japan! It appears to me more and more that modern civilization moved over top of these large structures from long ago. Thanks Vlad and God bless

[@robertevans8126]

Nice set my friend 1 & 2

[@vlad9vt]

Thank you

[@dang25272549]

They were here .....everywhere .

[@anamarieus]

this is simply fascinating. I never knew about this! thank u

[@vlad9vt]

thanks

[@alexvisser5946]

Hi Vlad , I was a antique dealer 45 jears ago Wat you show us is amazing . I hope we find real history one day.

[@vlad9vt]

((Wat you show us is amazing)) - thanks

[@MrSandRune]

Worlds coolest luxury.Simple,lined,natures materials,and nobody has it.Because its impossible to make,easy to see.

[@Budsport_TV]

I love this presentations you put together. I always picture Vlad raging with a full on fist pump while editing these pics together

[@vlad9vt]

((I love this presentations you put together. )) - Thanks !

[@sitibina]

The internet has opened my eyes to the giants that lived before Noah’s arc and that’s why we cannot find them anymore cause of the flood. But are said to come back again in the bible in the end days. Can not believe how much we’ve been blinded by the truth.

[@deadaces7949]

Sounds like you've tightened the blindfold. There is no evidence of giants, because they never existed. There is also no evidence of a 'great flood' around the supposed time which is told. Geological core sampling can prove this.

[@bra195]

​@@deadaces7949 fool 😂

[@carlbraganza7712]

Makes Stonehenge looks like a bunch of children's building blocks, in comparison...

[@vlad9vt]

yes, and check peru , there much more difficult and more colossal

[@anotherblonde]

The big difference between polygonal stone structures here and worldwide is in Japan they still know how to do it!

[@melmaciandissenter2324]

I still believe that most of these huge polygonal blocks were molded, not carved. @ 10:24 you have a good example.

[@vlad9vt]

according to the official version, cut by primitive local working bricklayers ... by manual labor

[@KD-cg9iq]

I begin to feel anger watching al these videos , am i the only one ? We are being lied to by historici !

[@mikelkiparski638]

we have always been LIED to for our own good as we are 2 stupid to hear the truth we r but CANNON FODDER and TAX FODDER.

[@jaypoole9056]

K D oh, you just figured it out God-King, perhaps we should worship your sorry ass!

[@bigbrickwall]

Can't lie about what you don't know. Maybe you will be the one to help uncover something new.

[@dewnotbdeceived80]

Everything is a lie: religion (yes, even Christianity), educations, media, sports, politics, history, news, etc. When we saw 9/11 on TV, no one realized it was CGI. promotethetruth.com kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXnPe4ynmZydgdE kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmKYdHhppbqViK8 9/11? Hazon (Revalation) 9:11 And they have over them a sovereign, the messenger of the pit of the deep, whose name in Hebrew is Abaddon, but in Greek he has the name Apolluon. Apollo 11

[@andrewjohnston4811]

Not lied to! The academic world has become so specialised that none of them know or are interested in what are currently regarded as random curiosities. The claims of independent researchers are regarded by these academics as conspiracy theories, as the past they represent completely destroys the current orthodoxy of human history story of developing from stone age cave dwellers through the neolithic to bronze age, iron age etc etc. The very fact that these objects and structures are the only remnants of the ancient past is a truly frightening thing to contemplate as it indicates the inevitable fate of our current world civilisation by internal or external cataclysm.

[@scotias773]

Best video I've seen yet, on ancient precise large stone cutting or lazering. A brilliant array to have in one country. ,

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@Ninazuu]

great video, cant wait to check some of these out. i wish you posted the locations of more of them.

[@vlad9vt]

thanks

[@thecatinthehat3931]

Vlad9vt is fantastic - the fact that you are showing us these awe inspiring things without all the stupid hype that other sites force feed us is really appreciated (not that I can speak Russian (?) anyway!!) Keep safe and keep up the good work!

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@TheMistaron]

Thanks Vlad, AND, really enjoyed the music! Thumbs up!

[@pamelasmitley3712]

Agreed, music was great!!

[@laurence9090]

thks for sharing this video! I think that there was a great civilisation in Japan, maybe 10 thousands years old maybe more, like in Peru, Egypt, and everywhere on Earth .....!

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks i think from Copper and Bronze age periods

[@Dzadoubmx]

thank you for the video awesome stuffs to look at

[@chronicawareness9986]

what people fail to mention is the stones where erected there in 1650s around, also the stones are THIN. they are huge but thin.. i think they rolled the stones and put them there..... they had wheels and horses and stuff

[@vlad9vt]

who knows ?

[@chronicawareness9986]

only they know...the castle was burned down and all info was destroyed many times. I like the channl btw but some pics are of fake artifacts..... in any case most are not so.. there you go

[@Acts--wn9zq]

Fascinating pictures! Looks like some excavation projects at 8:15 and 9:19! At point 9:19. It could be broken face so maybe more around scattered in the grounds! So interesting!!!!!! History is fascinating! Probably more in the rest of the video.

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@vlad9vt]

yes very interest and little known place

[@alienworthreich6175]

great music!

[@vlad9vt]

thanks

[@123456789ronaldo]

Its rare to see megaliths videos from. Japan or China. 👍😁👏👏👏👏

[@vlad9vt]

china here kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWaYpp-InryikLM kzbin.info/www/bejne/mquUfJ-EgciZb7c

[@yseson_]

They were global

[@123456789ronaldo]

These Japanese megaliths have clearly been through way more earthquakes.

[@vlad9vt]

Polygonal masonry - the most effective - against earthquakes

[@virginiacopeland108]

Really, really nice! Thanks.

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@jpmcpinning4255]

I can’t believe I’m only finding your channel now!!! I got stuck on Brian Forester and the like and missed Sooooooo much!! Love your channel

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks for watching , i also watching Brian Foerster videos , and his facebook page !

[@sallysassa]

Great vid Vlad, thank you.

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@dmd9160]

Thank you for the great information

[@Denver_Risley]

SOMEBODY in Japan knows how this is done. It could be a huge insight into the construction of other megalithic sites. Up until now I didn't think these cultures were in contact just because they had similar building methods. The comparison shot at 12:02 is just too coincidental to be coincidence.

[@anamarieus]

16:25 looks just like the cave cut outs at Barabar Caves in India. 😮

[@nabalnabil3218]

Good video

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@viliamtut8866]

Perfect again, thanks

[@arnoldfukumoto7551]

Vlad, KZbin has a non copyright music page that you can use. It also shows other sources that you can pick music for your videos. Just remember for example that you wouldn't play depressing music at a wedding and you wouldn't play rock n roll at a funeral. Best wishes and I hope you continue. It's really cool that you live in Ukraine and I live near Seattle, WA in the USA.

[@vlad9vt]

(( Best wishes and I hope you continue. It's really cool that you live in Ukraine and I live near Seattle, WA in the USA.)) - Thanks.

[@cezarcezar6604]

fantastic

[@vlad9vt]

yes !

[@fishfire_2999]

No doubt at one time ,there a sort of universal building technique .

[@vlad9vt]

yes , looks like

[@forestfreeman7079]

A lot of this looks very similar to Peru beautiful thank you for the pictures but the music is literally killing me bro bro I'm dead 🤯🔫

[@alpha7B5]

Amazing, but totally unsurprising (to me anymore)!!! Cheers from Slovenia! P.S.: Great music selection, very organic! 🙂 Any information on the most frequent stone materials, I mean the minerals they are composed of? I assume those are the usual ones. You know, the hardest etc..

[@johnnorth9355]

Utterly brilliant video Vlad - one of your very best. The size of some of the individual stones is outstanding we just could not and would not build like that these days. The drawing of the spaceship is completely unambiguous and cannot be open to mis-interpretation (so no doubt claimed as a fake by those who deny what it is telling us). Why is there so much fuss and publicity over Stonehenge when there is such brilliant examples of megaliths in Japan - even underwater ? More should be known about these.

[@vlad9vt]

((Why is there so much fuss and publicity over Stonehenge when there is such brilliant examples of megaliths in Japan - even underwater ?)) - who knows (( brilliant video Vlad )) - thanks

[@ChristophersMum]

These megalithic structures are amazing, I liked the ones in Okinawa, they are very graceful. Can you tell me please what the plaque at 5:08 says? Thank-you Vlad.

[@vlad9vt]

((Can you tell me please what the plaque at 5:08 says?)) - sorry , no but it's from Bronze Age period , this megaliths (in official version this stone too , from Bronze Age)

[@ChristophersMum]

Thanks vlad

[@ChristophersMum]

Thanks Vlad

[@claudetaiwan]

I don't think Japanese understand what all these means... up to now. Great work.

[@jrgmty7685]

Claude Leemuneo no they don't. They only have leyends and oral traditions. The same thing as in Peru and other places, the famous kings say they built them but nobody knows who did. The conquerors write or re-write the history books.

[@bipolatelly9806]

Claude Leemuneo so....... what does it all mean?

[@vlad9vt]

Claude Leemuneo - thanks in official versions it's tombs and sacred places for sacrifices

[@gustavodemira7416]

The one thing all these megalithic cultures have in common is the narrative that they descend from gods or that gods came to them and gave them special artifacts (technology). Until proven otherwise, I consider the "aliens" as nephilim.

[@eblanco78]

Japonese from today are new inmigrants in the zone

[@jerrymiller4020]

Nice work. Thnx.

[@vlad9vt]

Thank you !!!

[@pamelasmitley3712]

Hi Vlad. Wow, the same megalithic stones as Peru and other places. Awesome compilation. I find many things intriguing such as the unique cornerstone constructions. I think that was done to strengthen the walls from earthquake activity. That was an amazing cave painting of a space ship at 18:45. Clearly it could not gave been anything else. And Wow the construction on Okinawa Island at 27:58 looks almost modern in appearance. So many great things to see. GREAT JOB Vlad, THANK YOU!!

[@wallistag8888]

Tolle Arbeit, Vlad. Kompliment!

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@guillemetteschlumberger8929]

thanks a lot Vlad for your amazing work!! Guillemette from Paris

[@vlad9vt]

Thank you !

[@jarmyvicious]

Awesome compilation Vlad

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@MrSeheiah]

surprising and shocking. I had no idea that such buildings also have in Japa

[@romanoguerra2295]

excelente trabajo . un saludo

[@vlad9vt]

Thank you for watching !

[@donlawler9510]

liked and subscribed

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@benrocklyfe8789]

Excellent work as usual Vlad.

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@alfeovaldez8066]

Great work

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@BrianJMonahan]

Its all ancient concrete, its obvious most of these carvings are molds, also the only secret is how they compacted the granite into dust to mix the concrete. Google ancient concrete molds.

[@vlad9vt]

who knows, hard to say i saw many ancient quarries - in Peru and in Bolivia and in Egypt (Aswan)

[@click3936]

Excellent video ! Thank YOU !!

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks ! ))

[@Brothersall]

We now know that every civilization at about the same time had the know how to cut stones like that. What I don't understand, if anyone can please enlighten me, how come at this present date no one knows how to do it. When did everyone stop doing it and lost the technique. How old are those stone anyways. Even in Japan???

[@vlad9vt]

((We now know that every civilization at about the same time had the know how to cut stones like that. )) - yes looks like ((When did everyone stop doing it and lost the technique. How old are those stone anyways.)) = it's inder question

[@jeffsmith50001]

Check out Graham Hancock. The survivors of a 12000 year ago world wide cataclysm had the knowledge of an ancient civilization.

[@harlemdiplo]

Brothersall Has anyone ever thought that this work was done by lasers ? I get this strange feeling that they used some type of laser cutting technology. What else can cut so smoothly & precisely through these gigantic stones ? Forget about saws, blades & chizzles. Think about lasers ‼️

[@michaelcoulter1114]

If knowledge isn't used, it is lost, especially in pre-literate civilizations. I'm not saying that the (seemingly global) civilization that developed these techniques was pre-literate, but that that civilisation seems to have met with some cataclysmic end, and the remmanents of humanity that survived lost most of the knowledge, including literacy. Without a certain level of civilization, certain skills become superfluous - monumental architecture, for example, would be an unsuportable luxury in a society struggling for survival.

[@stivjoz476]

Brothersall it involves free energy technology so no way big Corp would let such tech out

[@hongry-life]

It looks organic to me at 1:45, like a cross section of a leaf or some other material/tissue.

[@vlad9vt]

it's stone (old castle wall)

[@dorzentatu]

thank you!! always so interesting

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@ovidiucracut]

Thanks very much my dear friend

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@whkwole6842]

vlad9vt: The two holes on the wall at 9:42 must have shown the fact that malleable cement was used to smeal unto small natural stones to create megalithic ones. The megalith at 13:55 might have presented us a chance to prove my idea. It needs only to remove the grass and soil so that we can peep into the megalith, or to remove a few small stones to check whether the interior of the megalith was made of small stones.

[@shiptree]

the stone in honshu is beautifull

[@meatfoot4803]

👍🏻🍺💜 awesome

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@eupp54]

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[@vlad9vt]

Здравствуйте, спасибо за информацию !! Hi, thanks for the information !!

[@Acts--wn9zq]

Just found your channel. Great pics. Maybe on future videos IF it is possible, could you give us an idea of how high statures and doorways are. Thanks. Will subscribe, hope to see more of these.

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@theeraphatsunthornwit6266]

It is probably just a concrete, all these megalithic, especially all the tight fitted ones.

[@vlad9vt]

in official version - it's carved in stone , not concrete

[@MasterIvo]

as if the granite has liquefied and placed in bags, to harden again

[@theeraphatsunthornwit6266]

@@MasterIvo is it scientifically proven that it is really stone? Not just concrete that look like stone?, The tightly fitted ones, i mean

[@АлияАлая]

Поразительно, про Японию только несколько мест обычно показывают, а тут их столько и с разных сторон и в разное время сфотографированы. Удивительно, везде это было, но похоже, что именно в теплом климате. В России до сих пор не нашли ничего подобного, да и в Европе тоже, а то что показывают, либо уж очень сильно уничтожить старались, либо климатические условия разрушили все основательно. Такая огромная территория у нас, а похожих строений нет. Возможно что холодно было для тех строителей у нас... или местные растащили все на свои мелкие постройки.

[@humaredaify]

Increible

[@aaaabbbb9990]

CAn someone tell me what's the brilliant song at 9:20... pretty please :)

[@mariobobic3978]

how they were able to make this square holes in the rocks

[@vlad9vt]

who knows ... maybe by hands

[@eblanco78]

Similar walls exist in Cuzco, Peru pre-inka culture

[@vlad9vt]

Yes , In Sacsahuaman !

[@happyhugs]

I am so amazed by your videos ! Thank you for all the work you put into this ! Okay, so we have the exact same building style all over the planet. Surely there must be more evidence of a world united civilization ? Why is there never any writing at all on all these megalithic buildings ? I look forward to when you find the solution to it all Vlad, and i promise - i WILL buy your book :)

[@vlad9vt]

((and i promise - i WILL buy your book)) - not need buy, just read this kzbin.info/www/bejne/hauvo4Wff8qIZ6M (not my, but i add very many in this work, and many new information)

[@pamelasmitley3712]

Hi, there WAS an ancient united one world civilization under NIMROD. He was king and ruled the world which had only one language at that time. Together as one he and all the people built the infamous Tower of Babel. Nimrod wanted to usurp the throne of God for himself. He wanted to be God so badly that he made himself part Nephilim. How he did this is unknown. God saw what they were doing and destroyed the Tower, scrambled the one language into many, and separated the people into the nations we have today. God also shortened mankinds life span and decreased their mental capacity as judgment for their disobedience. You can find the full story in the Book of Genesis which also tells you where the giants (Nephilim) came from and what happened to them.

[@thegreenjarret5184]

Lots of mountain had megalitic stonework in eastern canada but its all been drill blasted under the pretext of making ski slopes or military bases. I now know the signs, i seen remnants, things they missed, footprints in granite, square holes etc.

[@vlad9vt]

need a photos

[@thegreenjarret5184]

I would need to hike back up then, maybe this fall.

[@anamarieus]

16:25 looks just like the cave cut outs at Barabar Caves in India. 😮

[@mathewnorthey]

G`Day vlad9vt Love Japan and their ability to mix to future and past. You have one of the best compilations of `Ancient Megalithic Structures` I have ever seen. I would love to know your thoughts on Ancient lost races. I have a theory on why academia refuse to acknowledge certain aspects other than the obvious but I would really like to hear yours. Thanks again as always for a great vid!

[@vlad9vt]

thanks ((I would love to know your thoughts on Ancient lost races.)) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hauvo4Wff8qIZ6M

[@mathewnorthey]

Let me gather my thoughts and compile something tangible so I dont sound like a raving lunatic on such a broad subject (and thanks for the link, I would like to watch that first) but the thesis will be that it will now be up to us, the public, to continue the work of academia in the past and develop a new digital way of cataloguing our past because writing as a form has been surpassed. RPData or `Reverse Process Data` could easily be the answer to this. Anyways I will get back to you on the subject and thanks for your time. Too much to do today...

[@michelroussanne906]

Merci !

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@guycampbell733]

16:49 wow

[@puma2376]

es increible, trilitones. gracias

[@vlad9vt]

thanks

[@sedette123]

Mye nytt å se,,,Meget bra..!

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks

[@holgerjrgensen2166]

The key-stone in all these megalithic and polygonal mysteries, is that, the creators do every thing solely by thought-power, their performing-bodies, to come here, and to create the monuments by de-materializing the needed rock, projecting the idea, and materialize the full ready manifestion. Cheops and the Sphinx were created 86.000 years a go, and all the many other, megalithic and polygonal structures may have been made by the same very highly developed people, or at least in the same period. 'They' somehow still have a base, here, but even if We know that, and also about where, We won't be able to know, if We meet or see them in the street. One of the 'builders', visited Japan, India, Egypt and also Baalbaek and Stonehenge, in the last century. But the name wont give any further specific detail to this subject.

[@TymexComputing]

Good job - good compilation - came here looking for the vietnam megaliths. So its just a stone-work, nothing special :) but still very nice.

[@vlad9vt]

Thank you very much!

[@bennos9604]

Aliens went all over the world

[@chusmacha]

The Gods will resume creating when they return but for now they have plenty of work to do elsewhere. Their creation is just getting started. Its going to be beautiful. Finishing things isn’t what Gods do. Their masterpiece is on going.

[@vlad9vt]

i can say - that It was not so simple and unambiguous there, any modern TV series ("a soap operas with intrigues") just rest, compared to what happened there and is happening