Missing 411 and The Nephilim Theory

Yeah you're just gonna have to watch this one to get it...but basically the Nephilim could be the force behind all these Missing 411 stories and our instinctual fear of things that are near human.
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[@TheRunaway115]

I really just got frickin jumpscared by Wendigoon saying "giant". Sitting here playing arma 3 when suddenly that happens and I end up accidentally firing in game which got me and my squad killed... thanks for that.

[@peteneblett9344]

Good soldiers (and my formerly good pants) have been lost.

[@TheQweerdeer00]

Arma 3 is great. Still play it to this day.

[@ripstark1ll3rr]

first GIANT scare? welcome to the wendigang

[@trashchannel2456]

Feel that lmao

[@jerraethomas2378]

Welcome to the club bro✊🏿

[@peteneblett9344]

Me: now I chill. This is nice. Wendigoon: and woe be unto him, for I shall appear without warning; with the Voice O shall cast all chill from this man and leave him with none.

[@williamdunhan341]

It was so spontaneous...

[@TheLoreLodge]

I need you to understand that this was a directorial decision made during filming 😂

[@francinesmith1889]

@@TheLoreLodge mean😢

[@TheCupiedoll]

I was just falling asleep after days of insomnia..

[@757_DamageCase]

Graham Hancock is the worst kind of pseudo scientist. And your boy @miniminuteman has a great breakdown on his bullpucky.

[@kerbal666]

So after listening to all of that I'm still no closer to how people that go missing in the Wilds is related to the Nephilim somehow

[@Rickyticky679]

While I did enjoy his video, I agree with you.

[@chrisbennett679]

I'm not sure about the windigoo perticularly but it's a common theory that there are a type of unknown or interdimensional ( appearing and disappearing in theory to and from another dimensional plain) creatures in the deep forests, state parks and especially around bodies of water, sited by people for a long time like "big foot" for expample; that have been snatching or kidnapping alot of these missing people. Anyway, old accounts say there were giants on the earth in older times before and after the biblical flood and if you research early 1900s newspapers you'll find so many articles where archeologists duh up old tombs in America and found giant skeletons, sometimes whole families of them, some perfectly mummified and preserved underground. But anyway I believe the theory here is that these creatures are in fact the spirits of these giants of old because biblical text says because they weren't a creation of God, their spirits are trapped here on earth. So I believe they want nothing more but to posses people so they have a Body again. But that's all my opinion. I'd love to here anyone else's. I love to have an opened mind between facts and theoretics

[@kerbal666]

@@chrisbennett679 That's an interesting reach lots of speculation and mystery. But being a proponent of occam's razor I will go for misadventure and wildlife dragging off the body and devouring it. Animals are very proficient at building hides and dens which would make it hard for searches to find clothes and bodies.

[@debravictoria7452]

@@kerbal666 Have you heard of the search and rescue dogs loosing the trail though? They just stop and lay down. Probably wouldn't happen if a wild animal had dragged the body.

[@kerbal666]

@@debravictoria7452 No I haven't that does sound odd for a tracking animal to do that. However it does it sound like speculation at best and made up at worst. That's the problem with an anecdotal evidence.

[@trashcaninc.292]

I'm not gonna lie, the whole idea of God snapping his fingers and causing such a huge explosion that it creates what we know as the universe is such a anime thing that it's probably true. 10/10 favorite fringe christian cannon.

[@Good100]

Well, technically, it's not a finger snap. It's "and God said, 'let there be...'"

[@RealBradMiller]

@@Good100 Nah, God did the Z snap and then she said "light it up!" Or maybe it was a dream...

[@karsonmapes]

fringe christian canon lmao

[@tylerdavis8834]

He spoke.. why everything at it's core consists of nothing but contained vibrations of sound.

[@MaliaMydnight]

I'm with OP. Totally anime, but heavy noir style. Jazz and all, and God is just ✨️the vibe✨️ and he hit that snap just right~

[@dudeguy1049]

Well, the Wendigo/Nephilum connection could have another connection, as I recall some interpretations/stories claim that Wendigo get bigger and bigger as they ate. So if they were the earthbound spirits of cannibalistic giants possessing their closest kin it checks out as far as any of this could check out

[@TheQweerdeer00]

I mean if you believe the Bible chimera/abominations are indeed a thing and do exist so it wouldn't surprise me if we have some hermit ancient descendants of some creepy nephilim thing living in the northern woods of MN and WI.

[@notme9816]

If my memory serves rigth, I have heard stories where the Wendigo are as tall as the trees.

[@RealBradMiller]

Makes me think of the old cartoon where the two characters, fighting, and keep drinking a potion to grow bigger and bigger and then end up being too big for the planet.

[@CT-uv8os]

@@notme9816 Yes there was a supposed picture of one that tall during the late 70s/early 80s. It was on a show called Thats Incredible i think.

[@carlycrays2831]

This fits closer to what we see in older depictions of it. Our modern interpretation of it comes from a freaking Lost Tapes episode

[@sk8razer]

Alcohol withdrawal frequently causes moderate to severe psychosis. Severe alcohol related liver dysfunction can potentiate said psychosis due to excessively high levels of blood ammonia. The fact that he was dealing with alcohol substance use disorder and was actively detoxing were extremely important pieces of information. Over the years, I've had countless patients with alcohol related psychosis. I obviously have no idea how severe his alcohol substance use disorder or detox were. But the delirium can be particularly severe, so it's potentially a strong explanation for such bizarre behavior.

[@carlycrays2831]

​@The Stash Spot Did he let his friends know he was detoxing? Alcohol withdraw can be pretty deadly.

[@bex1494]

If he was that severe he wouldn't have gone & he couldn't have walked miles & miles.

[@illeagle9560]

Alcohol withdrawal also gives people seizures and is fatal

[@conyeezy8027]

It is scary as hell when I went through it I knew I was going through it and was still scared to death from my audatory and visual hallucinations. I felt locked up I could barely move im not sure how he could have done it. He could have seized up and died not long after going missing.

[@garrettgoss2691]

Dr. Aiden, Professor of Loreology

[@mikegibb5082]

I would study under The Doctors Aiden for many moons.

[@gary_stavropoulos]

Why a lot of what he says is wrong. For example the story of Atlantis is not a flood myth, Ancient Greece had a flood myth but it wasn’t Atlantis.

[@matthewgordonpettipas6773]

@@gary_stavropoulos I noticed that as well. The Greek flood myth featured Prometheus's son Deucalion and his wife if I remember correctly. Atlantis was a whole separate thing.

[@Beeeeeeef]

nothing like getting jumpscared by Wendigoon at midnight and almost yeeting my phone across the room

[@bettyb1313]

I'm from a city that has 3 rivers and multiple bodies of water. I live on one of our rivers in heavily forested area. Ever since i discovered missing 411 i don't go out walking without someone else a 🔫 and some type if gps device just in case. I never allow my daughter out of my sight...

[@texaskaiser9354]

And that’s good, we have forgotten that there is an unknown world. We have gotten too much in depth with work, politics and bills that we dismiss the outside. Definitely our ancestors were more in tune with the dangers of the world.

[@eyetrollin710]

The biggest proof that David Pilates is completely out to lunch is the fact that he hasn't been shut down, everyone who criticizes or jeopardizes the government or goes against their narrative doesn't seem to have a very long life expectancy and yet this man has been going on and on for years,,, I actually live in the Pacific Northwest an area where he has highlighted several cases and I have done my own research and discovered that he when speaking publicly about these things omits plenty of details to fit his narrative, and will ignore the truth to fit his narrative. And not only do I live in the Pacific Northwest but I work out in the bush I have seen so many places that no civilized persons eyes have ever seen, I'm in Canada so we're not allowed to just run around with guns and I definitely am not allowed to have a gun at work, I also love to play in the forest and have spent months of my life camping completely alone in a remote Valley, I'm 100 lb woman I have not seen anything that would indicate to me something strange is going on but what I do know is people who aren't experienced Bushman should probably stay out of it, people talking about GPS like it's the end all LMFAO the further you go north the least likely it is to work because all the satellites stay equatorial also if you're in a treed area or a valley it is less likely to function at all. There was a fellow who went missing in my neck of the woods 2 years ago he was hiking alone in the winter on top of a mountain he had all the bells and whistles because he was a good little weekend warrior he went missing,, there were plenty of esoteric theories about what happened to him,, well in the dead of summer when my landlord's boyfriend was hiking that same Mountain and all the snow had melted they came upon his corpse he had slid into a crevasse and the GPS and the search dogs could not locate him under all that snow, most missing person's cases are because people don't know how to deal with the wilderness or there is a murderer lurking in the wilderness. Oh and the warn your daughter not to trust police especially if she's mixed in any way because I'm mixed a few different ways and sometimes I look a little too Aboriginal and I nearly ended up on the missing and murdered indigenous list and I can tell you it's the authorities doing it that's why they can't catch who's doing it funny how every girl on a reservation knows exactly what's happening to her sisters but the police can't find who's doing it because then they would have to look within their own ranks and the largest trafficking ring in North America would be revealed but yes they are trafficking girls from the states too. Trust me honey the woods aren't what you should be scared of the humans are

[@steff9041]

My adult daughter is going hiking with her aunts at Zion this spring and you can bet she won't be going without a personal locator beacon and a personal defense device.

[@gatedude07]

Even leaving aside people's ideas of magic creatures, walking alone in a city, wooded area of the city or not, can be dangerous just because of other human beings.

[@truter5243]

Granted a lot of these stories have some mystery to them, but I must add my 10c. During my time of training for forest missions we've found quite a few people who wandered off and got lost. Go off trail to take a leak or nr2. Got turned around and within minutes you're in deeper trouble than you realise. Once realisation hits and panic & adrenaline sets in you'd be surprised how fast and how far the average human can travel even in impossible terrain and in a frighteningly short time. Then there are the ones who wanted to disappear on purpose. Depression is a scary thing. Many people hide it very very well. Majority of the time though people just get turned around and end up in very deep trouble. Not saying mystery creatures do not exists. Just saying I've spent years in forests with some scary stories and little to no personal experiences to back those stories up. There was that one time on a mission though. We were stalked and then attacked by what we thought to be a wolf. No wolves in this area. We had live ammo obviously. Quite a few trained guys firing rounds at it with no blood trail to show. Might be that we all missed. Unlikely, but plausible. Never saw it again though. Was a blast writing the incident report. We all had to pee in a cup.

[@victory8928]

Jeez I can only wonder what that was. Some may say skin walker depends on where you were, I do wonder about what the creature looked like other than wolf like what species, the size, colour and the like. Cause it could have been an escapee or released from a menagerie foreign critter especially if such places are nearby. Like one of the other canine species although. why it would attack some folk in the forest is a mystery for sure.

[@truter5243]

@Victory Your guess is as good as mine. Ran it over in my head throughout the years and I still don't have an answer. Could it have been a very large dog with a wolf colored pelt that escaped as you mentioned? Absolutely. Although the people we were there for would've most likely used any dogs as food. Not the most morally strong bunch. Anyway. It was much larger than a German Shepard but still smaller than a large Great Dane. It looked like a large wolf. But like I said there are no wolves naturally in that area and even if someone introduced them, wolves don't stalk and attack humans. Especially not if they're alone. I'm not really a believer in "unknown creatures" so my guess will remain Large wolf that can either take a lot of rounds without bleeding much or we were just very inaccurate. Either way, we had to get drug tested afterwards and we were clean. So I can't even blame it on someone pulling a fast one on us.

[@tedolphbundler724]

Cougar.....very stealthy. Also very curious. My daughter's cat followed (tracked) us for a mile in the woods and we never saw it or heard it until it sat next to us when we stopped for a rest.

[@LeifMaelstrom]

Fed.

[@jong.7944]

So canonically, based on the thumbnails we've been seeing, the Nephilim frequented biker bars and/or gay leather clubs, correct?

[@jacquelinelucia2327]

Imma keep it a buck chief, they better.

[@wintersking4290]

Also a WHOLE LOT of cultures believed that violating different taboos opened one up to different forms of demonic influence, corruption, possession, or worse. Sometimes those taboos were person or family specific.

[@Sonofdonn]

I appreciate you bringing Celtic themes into the discussion. No big reason for my gratitude, but I myself study Celtic and Norse Paganism, and seeing you talk about it just makes me smile. Thanks Aidan!

[@SweetLilWren]

14:50 a comet crater was found in either Iceland or Greenland unfortunately I can't remember which one that hit about 11,000 700 years ago and it is theorized that that explosion caused the ice caps to melt quickly thus the intensely fast rise of water levels throughout the coastal areas that you were speaking of

[@thatguyharambe8757]

You’re referring to the Hiawatha Basin Crater - for anyone reading, you can look it up by name now.

[@SweetLilWren]

@@thatguyharambe8757 thank you, I don't know where I heard the wrong name thank you for the correction

[@eyetrollin710]

😖😖... it literally takes a second to go to Google and verify what you're about to say... it takes the most minimum amount of common sense to understand the vast difference between Iceland and Greenland... The crater was found in Greenland primary reason why they'd have a hard time finding a 12,000 year old crater in Iceland is the high amount of volcanism that are constantly resurfacing that little tiny Island Moreover there were lots of things happening to the planet back then there are certain Cycles to Planet goes through the theory that you just poorly reiterated actually ties into several others

[@thogurus192]

Then the marerial from said Comet was found by a group of researchers, and used to create 6 Arrows that were said to give any cut by it mystical powers.

[@elmeelee4109]

that wendigoon jumpscare sent me 🤣

[@weftw1se]

Alcohol withdrawal can cause hallucinations so actually it would pretty perfectly explain why the guy didn't go to the ranch.

[@23jrza]

Lmao sorry but nobody his hallucinating due to alcohol withdraw.. trust me. I’d know

[@weftw1se]

What does it feel like to be so confidently wrong? en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delirium_tremens

[@AllanMoore-ri3pt]

​@evanwise6391 I don't think he's saying it doesn't happen period, I think he's saying that he's never experienced it nor has anyone he's known experienced it, hence the "I would know", meaning OP is saying he's a veteran of drinking

[@SweetLilWren]

I am so insanely impressed with your knowledge, you knew about the Celtics and the goddess Danu you spoke on Zoroastrianism your knowledge of the use of Hebrew verb conjugation etc just wow I'm definitely going to sub

[@TheHighSpaceWizard]

Yo, the real KGB! What's good? I've always wanted to meet a Russian spy.

[@gary_stavropoulos]

Really this impressed you? I am impressed by how many basic things he gets wrong?

[@mysmirandam.6618]

I was impressed by that as well love the discourse

[@mysmirandam.6618]

@@gary_stavropoulos what?

[@renaissanceredneck3695]

Sit through some open AA meetings and you'll get some very interesting stories of people that got drunk in Cleveland and sobered up in Los Angeles lol, with no idea how they got all the way across the country.

[@toastytoast9800]

the German correlation could be the fact that many Germans immigrated after the failure of the german revolution in 1848 and many settled in the Midwest/ great lakes region

[@witetylr]

It has to do with their blood quality

[@susannak1755]

@@witetylr Blood quality? What do you you mean. German blood is human blood. Germans are humans, not aliens.

[@squatchfromearth4076]

@@witetylr what does that mean?

[@fort809]

@@squatchfromearth4076 dog whistle

[@Niosesore]

the wendigos are polish

[@ff7522]

Literally a Jumpstart with windigoon

[@Brightfur10]

15:23 i almost started crying I'm here just wrapping gifts and my heart does a fucking ollie in my chest dude 😭

[@log-n7189]

21:23 You're actually spot-on here. In many Bible stories after the great flood, we still have giants, and it's explicitly mentioned in Genesis 6:4 that yes, there were giants back then, but also *after* that. I'm of the belief that these wendigos, and creatures like them, are directly related, or are of some variant of the original "giants". And the fact that the creatures seem to appear and disappear from thin air, could be evidence of their spiritual nature, in how the spiritual realm is separate from the physical one. Interesting to think about.

[@Comuniity_]

Giant a mistranslation and people who study ancient Hebrew religion say a more accurate translation would be something like "warriors of renown" and are basically the ancient Hebrew version of demigods like Hercules or Gilgamesh and was probably heavily influenced, if not a entirely a result, or cultural exchange between the Hebrews and their neighbors

[@jamesmcdow945]

You seem very genuine, there is plenty left to learn, I'm glad to see a person like yourself behind us old guys, stay curious, question everything, look for the unknown, it's man's very purpose, good luck young man.

[@blacktemplarbrotherlucius1935]

I remember a story of a guy in his late 30's that was born with some kind of disease that crippled his legs buy could still feel with them, this guy(steve) loved going out looking for unique rocks or minerals. Steve couldn't drive so he had s carer a friend of his well call Eric. On the day of Steve disappearance Eric took Steve to a park, there was a bit of a hil for maybe 100 metres so Eric carried Steve down to the clearing, a big rocky grass field with thick forests surrounding them, Eric put Steve down to get his wheel chair. Whenhe got back to the car he saw a 3 hikers heading out if the forest. When Eric got the wheel chair and a few other items he turned around and Steve was gone. Eric started calling out for him to witch alerted to hikers and they started calling, while the hikers searched around Eric when back to where he left steve but only found his his shoes. Steve like taki g his shoes of to feel the earth under him when he could, but no Steve. The hikers came back with no results an thats when Eric called 911. The search party looked for 4 days with no results until the 5th day was when they found Steve's glasses something like 50 kilometres(31 ish miles) from where Steve went missing. What's scary about this is after Eric put steve down and ran to running to his car only took like 2 minutes tops an the hikers didn't notice anything and Steve was a cripple so he didn't walk off and how did his glasses get so far out? They never found him an Eric was under suspicion of murder for years but he was good friends with Steve.

[@highvoltagemess]

I agree that asking questions is the intellectual and mature way of keeping things clear and free of clutter, words evolve as people get bored and start new trends with old words and ideas and merge them in with newer ideas! Nothing stands still so we gotta keep up, good call…

[@debravictoria7452]

Sadly, it seems like most people have lost sight of that. Then, when funding becomes more important than asking questions and forces step in to control information, it's hard to find people that think outside the box. Stifling. Just found this channel, going to subscribe.

[@robertrowland7419]

I've watched several "storytelling" channels, and I just wanted to say that I like your delivery of theory and information in a clear and precise manner without leaving the listener puzzled.

[@pawelmazur8318]

Younger Dryas impact hypothesis Very solid theory as to why we have flood myths. Basically, asteroids crashed into the thick glaciers of the North and melted them.

[@The_Reckoning_Is_Here]

I’m not a religious person but the way you explain things IDK why but I learned a lot! Expanding knowledge is important to me, I’m naturally curious so I really appreciate your perspective ✌🏼

[@wolftitan]

I'm an Athiest and I have a saying. "Knowledge before Indoctrination". Now that means evidence is the most important thing. With out it you are blindly following something other people say is real. Science can be proven they aren't just throwing fairy tales in your face.

[@matthewgordonpettipas6773]

@@wolftitan Uh huh, and a fish grew legs, fur over time, and became mammals and other life? Not to mention they're saying now (evolutionists) that sharks and humans have a common ancestor.. if that's what makes you happy and makes sense to you by all means believe it But don't sit here and tell me that that sounds anymore plausible than a God or Gods designing everything. I'm a Germanic Pagan, a creationist, and I'm more than willing to admit that I don't know, that my Gods could very well be fake, but for me they sound a hell of a lot more believable than what science teaches on the origins of life. Its not proven, not by a long shot, and likely no one will ever know for sure what made life begin. All we have are different versions of stories we tell ourselves.

[@Dubhain]

Traveling in a fugue state is very possible. My stepbrother has found himself sleeping on a beach in Hawaii with no idea how he got there. He vanished for 3 weeks, then sent a message, saying he is okay, but he woke up on a beach, had only one sandal, and apparently was in Hawaii, and didn't remember how he got there. It wasn't the first time it happened, but the first time, he got so far and stayed under so long.

[@johnguidoiv6431]

Be Curious is a great tag for this channel

[@misselise1237]

I agree with all you've said. I myself have been very curious about history and religion, and it does frustrate me that mainstream science (and religion) ignore discoveries that challenge their beliefs. Science is almost like a religion at this point. I feel like history and the world we live in would put Hollywood to shame, sci-fi meets supernatural. We need to look at historical accounts, folklore, and legends with a more open mind. We shouldn't dismiss something because it scares us or makes us feel stupid. Our knowledge is equal to a drop in the ocean, not a bucket. It's time to take all of these subjects seriously and not just say it's a metaphor or a lesson.

[@outlawandoutdoorstv9901]

The fact that green berets showed up to search for a child and they were fully armed and used different coms and searched alone is also strange. And what about the family that said they seen a strange looking man trying to hide from them and had something red over it's shoulder? There's a report made to the authorities about the sighting and they told the man he was wrong . But he didn't think he was and I'm inclined to believe him myself because ifbthe man grabbed Dennis and knocked him out and threw him over his shoulder and took off running it would explain not hearing anything as far as dennis screaming and how his father couldn't catch up to him .

[@dahken417]

A lot of false details have been added to that story in retelling. Go watch the Missing Enigma update video.

[@VanirTraditionalist]

Nice presentation. Just went through your back catalog of videos, subject matter is right up my alley. Enthusiastically subscribed.

[@Sharauni]

The Wendigoon jumpscare made me nearly choke on my drink, thanks lol XD On a serious note though, I always thought that the flood myths saying the flood covered the world was more symbolic in a way. The ancients would consider whatever was their immediate area of their life their "world", like their city, their country, anything outside that sphere was just the unknown, outside their world. So the flood covering their area would totally seem to have destroyed the world from their perspective.

[@13fsteven]

Dude I love your channel. I love that someone out there is examining all the “true” stories out there. It is amazing to me how many facts are omitted, or just wrong in mass forms of media. Thank you for the hard work!

[@blakel9463]

With Dennis. Isn't it possible that his father did look away longer than he realized? People do it alot. He could have not been paying attention and a big cat could have snuck up and grabbed him 🤷‍♂️

[@mindyh6125]

No evidence of animal predation was found.

[@carlycrays2831]

​@@mindyh6125 Or the kid ran in a different direction

[@BlankEmporium]

I love nephilim. They can't decide if their half Angel, or giants, or resurrected demigods. No one knows a damn thing about them. They're just a neverending guessing game.

[@brute6896]

it's really simple, they were all just human-angel hybrids which shouldn't exist. They are one of the main reasons why the great flood happened, to erase all evil and to get rid of them. The earth was flooded for around half a year (40 day rain and 150 days until water receded) nothing outside of the Ark would had survived.

[@joshuabartlett3589]

@@brute6896 Yes. The main reason for the flood was to get rid of the evils of the Nephilim. They began all the early blood cults and are still able to I fluence humans through devil worship which explains the Aztec and Inca civilizations.

[@joshuabartlett3589]

@@eggegg9379 You are mixing Christianity with Judaism. Christianity doesn't exist until after Christ who is the final sacrifice provided by God for all sin. That's not a blood cult.

[@AspiringSpaceWizard]

@@brute6896 so god can create the universe, but not delete his own creations without murking abunch off innocents ? Christianity loses me with the logic. Almost as if it was made by goat herders with superstitions

[@brute6896]

@@AspiringSpaceWizard You think that because you really haven't actually read the bible, 2 Peter 3:9 says "The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance." The flood was created to kill all evil in the world such as the Nephilim, around 10 people survived the whole thing. The whole thing hurt him because it could all had been avoided, in Genesis 8:21 he promised to never do it again "And the LORD smelled a sweet savour; and the LORD said in his heart, I will not again curse the ground any more for man’s sake; for the imagination of man’s heart is evil from his youth; neither will I again smite any more every thing living, as I have done."

[@Sharkbaitbeach]

I never usually comment on KZbin videos, but I just had to for this one. Genuinely feel inspired after this video. Great job guys! Well worded and executed! ❤

[@KizzyMorrell]

You are amazing in the way you present. Just came across you and you are exploring what I have been looking for - That feeling when children teach adults - in my time people just did not talk about this stuff. from a 60 year old who is super curious and opend minded. Don't stop sharing your knowledge xox

[@user-wv1dw2oi5n]

MzKzz A “Star” shines light for travelers on their dark night. Daniel 12:2-3 (KJV) 2 And many of them that sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake, some to everlasting life, and some to shame [and] everlasting contempt. 3 And they that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament; and they that turn many to righteousness as the stars for ever and ever. And a “Son of God” is the repentant. Hosea 1:10 (KJV) Yet the number of the children of Israel shall be as the sand of the sea, which cannot be measured nor numbered; and it shall come to pass, [that] in the place where it was said unto them, Ye [are] not my people, [there] it shall be said unto them, [Ye are] the sons of the living God. And a Nephil, a man. Genesis 6:5 (KJV) And GOD saw that the wickedness of man [was] great in the earth, and [that] every imagination of the thoughts of his heart [was] only evil continually. Anti-Messiah

[@mar6488]

That "GIANTS" Wendigoon jumpscare 😂

[@RockLaArts]

MS archeaology student here. The thing is with ancient apocalypse is that the show does put forth archeaology concepts that are strongly backup and is accepted by at least american archeaologists (maybe not euro archs or the historians displine). However, he will present that arch concept and then at the end of each episode he will make his abrupt argument of how this ties into is idea that there was a single tech advance culture that influenced all the other cultures all over the world via a wise stranger/teacher god taught them. He mixes up believed historian concepts with modern archeaology. He treats these "historians/archeologists" as monolithic academics (possible strawmen) villians. Most professional archeaology (at least in America) work for private envromental and CRM industries. Archeologists never really had good PR. A good number refuse to connect the past to the present communities and/or like to engage with history-makeing narrative which is what history/arch programs do. There is an attitude among some archeologists where "why should I engage with media? They don't understand the nuances to past human behavior. I'm underpaid/underfunded (usually working as contractor where OSHA is more likely disregarded) and over worked with a tight deline in a displine that is completely different from the popular stereotype of Indiana Jones and ancient aliens. And I have to mitigate between tribal governments, federal governments, local governments, and the public just to do my job. I don't have time engage with media. I just want to be left alone and study x and be paid for it". Not all archeologists think this way but (atleast in America) deciding as a archeologists to engage with the media you run the risk that you may hurt the living communties/archeological record that you are engaging with which fucks with that finate data, living ppls history, land use, local policy, etc.

[@fvardona]

However he did point out something true about current academia, and that is the complete and utter disinterest in trying to see things through other angles, even going as far as neglecting a whole set of evidence since it does not corroborate with the current time-accepted chain of events. I myself didn't continue my career in history and archeology because of that, also Marxist ideology that is infesting the way historians see and analyze history is making studying and developing breakthrough studies near damn impossible. Just see what the archeologists of Europe are using to refute him, calling him racist.... nice way to go showing how stupid and ideology-motivated you are as an institution, and I do not like this! I'm all for academia, I do believe in the scientific method, I do believe in serious and neutral research and I do believe most of all in science, but that must be true science, the ones defended by the previous generation of scientists and researchers, where you are allowed to theorized, to research and question previous truths. Nowadays science and academia are just tools for private interests, to prove points and ideas of the current though, that is why the intellectual class is going after Hancock, not because his ideas sound cooky, but because he is making people question them, and that my friend demonstrates how out of touch these people are with what science truly means.

[@Eli-pi4eh]

@@fvardona I think if you spoke to a lot of these people (especially younger archaeologists), you’d discover that lots of them would actually be excited to discover that something huge happened or that things aren’t what they thought. The idea that they are ALL stubbornly ignoring evidence and new ideas is ludicrous.

[@zerikaz55]

There are real problems with academic institutions, and I personally have some issues with some aspects of post-processual anthropology, but the institution is quite obviously not trying to do a cover up on the true deep history of earth. With that being said, that problem is not a resistance to paradigm shattering discoveries. The problem with ancient apocalypse is seeing contradictions between falsifiable archaeological evidence and imposing un-falsifiable myth and oral traditions. Typically when this is the case, we should go with archaeological evidence whenever possible. There is a number of explanations for commonalities of flood myths that are taken seriously by archaeologists and anthropologists. There is a recorded human bottleneck event, and that could explain the flood myth and many commonalities in cultural myths. For the flood in particular, there is another possible explanation that makes a lot of sense, and it was touched on in this video. Early humans universally settled along rivers and coastlines, and a singular event of river flooding during this period would have been apocalyptic for the cultures that relied on those rivers. Mesopotamian rivers flooded regularly and it’s not surprising that the people viewed their gods and vindictive and prone to brutally punishing people for seemingly random reasons, whereas Egyptians had relative stability in the Niles flooding cycle and consequentially viewed the sun god as benevolent and loving. Myths are crucial in understanding deep history and there’s very interesting conversations to be had around them.

[@KelgorothTheFinalShape]

@@fvardona what does Marxism have to do with history and archaeology?

[@fvardona]

@@KelgorothTheFinalShape everything, if you study frankfurt college you learn that a lot of things of academia were changed due to marxist influence. Such as applying the logic of opressorXopressed in various chapters of history, where most of the time wasn’t as simple as that. Example: the myth of the good savage, where white people were devils who erased tree hugging natives very similar to AVATAR of James Cameron, when in reality there were many things that occurred between both groups from actual genocide to trade alliances, it all depends of which group we are talking and where we are talking about. There are many episodes where white people did terrible things, but the same is true to every other human group in history. The fact that what i am saying here if it were said in academia could get me in trouble shows how marxism is rooted in academia nowadays.

[@weerobot]

People Vanishing within Seconds after The Other Person Just Turned away for a Few Seconds....is The Spookiest

[@salud7432]

Your standpoint is, by far, the best i heard in 25 Years. An open Mind to ALL Theories is the Way to find Answers.

[@360flipmaster]

The giants, you properly startled me there

[@eelsonwheels8187]

Love these vids and everything you put up

[@stephaniehal1480]

I'm glad I found your channel. It's hard to find a youtuber that talks about this stuff in a way that you keep facts and myths separate and see both sides of it. I found you while binging on Ballen and also on Bailey Sarien, lol. Love your channel and will now be binging on you.

[@ninjadad3769]

I got some fam that’s struggling with drinking and it’s some bad stuff and will mess with anyone’s mind and can make people not think even 1% clearly.

[@snakesonaframe2668]

I would LOVE for you to do more videos on this subject (non-cannon books of the Bible and general theology). I find it extremely interesting, and it’s hard to find people that cover it well (you and Wendigoon are the only ones I’ve found). Also, it would be great if you could suggest how to research things like this if you aren’t a student (I would absolutely love to study this kind of thing at a university, but I just can’t afford it). I don’t quite know where to begin and what sources are reputable.

[@BummersAbound]

Really interesting. I’m definitely subscribing. But, where do the missing people from 411 tie in? Maybe I missed something?

[@asaprabbit8305]

Same question

[@karnagefails333]

Yeah. You missed where this guy stole the Missing 411 moniker for views. The REAL guy that did all the footwork for these cases is David Paulides (ex-police officer and author of the Missing 411 book series) and his son, Ben Paulides. Check out Canam Missing Project on KZbin. You'll get your answers there.

[@r.e.e.2.e]

so remember the story of the US army fighting and killing off the Giant in the Afghanistan mountains? This was back in 2002 you can find videos here on youtube. Basically they ran into a red headed Giant in the mountains it has six toes and fingers and it had an awful odor to it. The Giant killed one of the guys in the they’re group with a huge spare and after they killed the Giant it was carried off somewhere and they were all told never to speak of it. Well all over the world there is Giant humanoid skeletons being dug up all over the place and many people (including myself) think that they are nephilim bones which if you didnt know are mentioned in the bible. But supposedly God whipped them out when he flooded the entire earth (Noahs Flood) They could be living in cave systems, within mountains, or in national parks. Also they are cannibals thats why many people say its them thats snatching people up. Also a guy “died” recently because he supposedly caught one of these things on camera on a mountain in canada and was being pursued by the CIA before he was silenced. If you wanna learn about the nephilim im here i can inform you more on the topic

[@rivendells_shona]

Aiden, you may never see this, but you definitely caught my attention with the Heiser shout-out. I was not expecting that, and it was a pleasant surprise. Good stuff.

[@ericathegreat992]

Love your videos so much. You speak from both sides but are able to explain and point to details that make these cases different from the usual missing person cases in a way that isn’t biased but completely factual. And you do it with style and flare. Keep up the awesome work! And We’ll keep on supporting!!! Thanks for what you do! ❤

[@royalan7249]

A few of my friends and I were hanging out n went for a drive. We ended up deciding to go ghost hunting. We searched for good places that were close to us and found a old graveyard that was well known. As well pulled in there was a parking lot and a long drive up that was blocked. So we went into the lower parking lot to park and as we made our way to park n get out this fog came out of nowhere and the parking lot kept going n going I made the critical response and dicison to Turn around and I'm glad I did. As a few months later I went back with 1 of the friends that was with me and there was small parking lot no way we could of so I replayed that night with him n there was no way we could of kept driving Forward into a huge wooded area.... I told him I knew It see arnt you glad I turned around when I did........

[@chadherrera704]

Shut up

[@jaejonmalloy1341]

Things don't move from a single point in space rather, space itself is expanding. That's the current understanding but, James Webb is currently poking some holes.

[@normancupit]

Just recently found your videos. Your intellectual honesty is quite refreshing.

[@dylanthestructuralelemen-zp1iq]

There is actually a Greek flooding myth about an old king and queen where the gods decide humans have failed and flooded most of the earth that isn’t Atlantis.

[@DonnieDialUP]

A common misconception about the Big Bang is that the universe is expanding from a single point, but in reality, any 2 points of space are accelerating away from each other independent of your spacial reference frame

[@coleco9725]

Hey love your stuff and I've been on a major binge watch. Just wanted to write a comment about the one thing that gets me thinking whenever you say. In many vids you say prove it if you disagree or disprove if you don't believe it. And while I understand what you mean, you're encouraging the search for knowledge and encouraging people to be curious. Remember that it is always on the person making a claim to prove that claim. If I am a skeptic and I am listening you you and I say something along the lines of "I'm not sure" or "I don't believe it", responding with "disprove it" or "nobody has been able to disprove it", provides nothing to a conversation or discussion. No hate just the on thing I had to write. I swear I don't have moments like these often 😅. I love your shit though man! Keep up the good work!

[@JCC_1975]

Very impressive. You've earned a new sub Sir💜 I wish you the best on expanding not only your knowledge but your career as well. Looking forward to going along for the ride with you. Best of luck and God bless you 🙏💜🙏

[@heavydutyalot]

I love the fact that your addressing the issues with science about keeping an open mind thank you and I appreciate it some things I do is ask simple questions NO ONE really asks

[@rethink5238]

One of the very few channels that doesn't have an opener or closer that's rap. Good job.

[@TheLoreLodge]

It’s an original composition by one of our fans! Kalen Kennedy, check him out on Spotify!

[@michaelaustin310]

Another interesting flood possibility is the flooding of what is now the black sea and/or the Persian gulf.

[@johnlombardo7816]

Love your style of narrating.. well done !!!

[@tedolphbundler724]

Nephilim, Watchers, Golam, Behemoth, Leviathan......a lot of weird stuff in there...

[@vingthor13]

I recently wrote a comment about something like this... In the Norse mythos , everything was created from the felling of Imir , a massive Storm or Frost Giant...King of the Jotuns. gods vs giants ...sure sound like the Annunaki or Titans.

[@karsonmapes]

bruh I just heard a theory that there was a planet between Mars and the earth (maybe mistaken, could have said where the astroid belt is now but nevertheless) it was apparently an ocean filled planet that got destroyed in a battle between two civilizations and somehow the water came towards the earth?they were claiming that is what resulted in the great flood? lol pretty fucking fantastical, I know, but still an interesting idea !

[@wvufo]

Subbed! Love this format and uhm missing 411 always gets attention from me when I see it.

[@ABANDONEDBUFFALONY]

Phenomenal episode my guy! Thanks!🙏🏻

[@anilin6353]

The spirits in the Native American sense are not like Christian spirits they are more like platonic forms.

[@kymberlymaxwelljohnson5846]

Subscribed ❤️ I completely agree that closed minds don't discover new things. It may sound crazy but to me it's crazier to not search out every possiblity. I "see" things most people can't. Science can't explain it but it's been happening since the beginning of time. I hope there are more open minded academics like you and someday we will learn again what I think we used to know.

[@leewilson3839]

"Giant" cameo scared the crap out of me

[@tylerbaker2411]

The problem with Hancock and others isn't that they have a crazy idea to explain things that don't seem to be readily explained, it's that he takes things with no evidence at all, makes a claim about it being something crazy, and then goes on like he's proven that first point and builds off of that. He's building this whole worldview of an alternate history based on a few core things that have never been proven, and usually have no evidence.

[@scottenosh4548]

Being a student of Bible prophecy myself, world history, as it actually happened, is extremely important. Many many details regarding the preFlood world have been...'blurred'. The word 'fall' in the KJV old testament is almost always translated from the Hebrew word 'nephal'. Nephal is an interesting word... because of the rules of the Hebrew language, in the singular, nephal means 'fall', BUT when nephal is plural - nephalIM- it becomes 'of the fallen oneS'. The Bible says Noah was 'perfect in all his generations'...and yet the Bible also says 'there is none righteous, no not one'. Which means this is referring to Noah's physiological/biological make-up. Genesis 6, in the Hebrew actually reveals two hybrid superHUman 'races'...nephalim and gibbour enosh. Gen 6 tells us violence COVERED the face of the earth.... meaning all tiers of life (most of which were genetically warped by this point) were trying to kill each other...so God 'broke up the face of the deep' and 'opened the windows of heaven' (both of which suggest quantum physics btw). The math provided in Genesis 5 puts the Flood' occurrence at 1656 AM. Many people find this hard to believe, but considering that average lifespans were 950 years back then, a lot could be accomplished back then...just think of the people who'd still be alive today if we still had such lifespans, and how much more they would be accomplishing...and how the shaping of our present world would be different. With that in mind, 1656 years is actually not as small of an amount of time as it sounds. Fast forward, Noah and his three sons are repopulating the world, and not 120 years passes before man screws it up...Babel. Interestingly, the math of Genesis 5 and 11 combined reveals HUGE secrets. The BABEL project was sanctioned 120 after the Flood. The years of the Flood, 1656 + 120 years = 1776 AM. Genesis 11 also reveals that Abraham was born 1948 AM...which means Noah and Abraham were actually alive on planet earth at the same time at one point. Looking at Genesis 11 closely, we see God responsded to Babel by encrypting man's speech. Considering that He had just flooded the earth, why was His response to this to encrypt man's speech??? Because the entire catalyst the led to the watchers coming down and corrupting the genome of creation was communication between those on earth and those above...and that's what man was trying to reestablish with Babel. Despite this, we read about a resurgence of giants...and the few details of their resurgence all point to Nimrod. And because Nimrod and his vassal kings are wiped out in Genesis 14, the origins of their resurgence had to take place after 1776 AM (2225 bc), and before 2047 AM (1954 BC). The Book of Daniel warns us that there will be a final resurgence as we approach the end times...but not giants. Apparently they will look and sound like us...but won't think or behave quite like us. It's also worth noting that from the biblical perspective, the hybrids wiped out by the Flood are still here today, in the disembodied state...demons. This explains why demons are constantly looking for a body to possess. This would also explain why the devil worshipping elite of the world are hellbent on eugenics and gene splicing. I know many that read this may not believe the Bible as I do. My beliefs are my own, as your beliefs are yours. I'm putting this out there to show that the Bible does provide amazing insight to the CRAZY things we're all seeing right now...and that it even tells what happens next.

[@GraveyardTricks]

Sure, but this giant idea just doesn't seem to ever get any second thought to it. To everyone, that's it. It's just giants. It's a misconception that's somehow stuck, where as fallen ones actually speaks in the sense of warriors who have fallen in battle. We're not talking about giants, we're talking about literal superhumans. Men who fought like Hercules or Achilles. They may have been a little taller, but not giants. That's who the nephilim were.

[@scottenosh4548]

@@GraveyardTricks In the English translation, it's very difficult to see there are actually two superhuman races identified. It's easier to spot in the Hebrew and especially the LXX. One being Nephalim. The other being 'gibbur enosh'. There were some GIANT ones out there. The gibbur enosh on the other hand weren't big in size, but in intellect, agility, 'biology', etc. I suspect this is where the Greeks get the Titans and Olympians from.

[@noobzunited4255]

Love all the topics thrown into this one vid. But I’d hate to be the persons who doesn’t know half of what’s said cause I’d be soooo lost 💀

[@arturobuitron6420]

Just when i was thinking , "you know what wendigoon would say?" not even seconds later, a jump scare of the man, the myth, and the legend himself with "Giants" it was all too perfect timing.

[@TheFarmacySeedsNetwork]

Another excellent video! Have you been to Brant Lake, NY? I have been there many times... cheers!

[@Fiachbuay1987]

Celtic Pantheons are vastly different between different tribes. You were speaking specifically about the Irish, the Gallic was very different ( not Gaelic, but the people of Gaul). There is also ALOT more info on the Celtic peoples, there is a push for the reconstruction of said people. You cannot group them all into one culture. Each tribe is very different.

[@motownrockerusa]

When Ron Wyatt discovered Noah's Ark, he also discovered Noah's wife's sarcophagus. His wife's friend discovered a finger bone in the area. Ron stated that the sarcophagus was 15 ft long. And it had been robbed over the years. Nothing much was left. So I guess Noah and his family were somewhat Giant in stature.

[@berthanadalauber6321]

So happy I found your channel. Much love stay curious

[@Disavowedagent47]

I love your work. i do think you can be a little crazy (in a good way) working well outside the box. PLEASE KEEP IT UP!!!!!

[@SurfTheSkyline]

Love the vid, but to be pedantic the Big Bang wasn't an explosion but a moment where spacetime began expanding and before which our physics models break down and can no longer deal with the absurd conditions that existed and the equations spit out nonsense. Also the universe isn't expanding away FROM a point, but the observable universe WAS contained within that unimaginably small point which then, as space expanded, everything started to move apart. The best explanation i have seen is if you have a deflated balloon and draw dots on the 2d plane that is its surface then inflate the balloon there is no point on the surface that everything is moving away from in particular, but rather that the scaffolding so to speak that the dots are on is itself expanding.

[@kyledavison1137]

Thank you for saying all this :), glad to see someone clearing it up

[@slickfirmament5934]

@@kyledavison1137 still waiting on my Ferrari from Fourth of July fireworks. when it manifests are you down to go for a ride, seeing that you've already been taken for one.

[@TheMimiSard]

I have beliefs that don't jive with a lot of common ideas (they tend to be on the "fundamentalist" side), but I like listening to talk that maybe stories like Atlantis may have links to the over-all tendency for ancient cultures to have flood stories. Also, that mention of the guy who thinks there was an ancient America culture that got destroyed - I automatically imagine it as being some form of Native American anyway. Because it's America. Can I politely point to the South American cultures with quite elaborate buildings and stoneworks? Yeah. That is why. Meanwhile, I would love to get a "Pity The Gourd" shirt, but I'm fat, and need a 4XL or 5XL to be able to wear it, and I really want to have someone ask why the gourd needs pity.

[@debravictoria7452]

Have you seen any of the Answers in Genesis videos? I saw one a few days ago that was 2 or 3 yrs old. Something like, Native Americans weren't here first. Not sure of the title, but part of a series. Thought it was interesting.

[@frozencoati8806]

As a heathen, it always makes me happy when tidbits of the faith show up in unexpected places, like a lore lodge video.

[@Brian-vi8sv]

i really appreciate this guys way of thinking. great channel.

[@lanatic9232]

So glad you’re calling Paulides out on his bs. I believe in the theory of missing 411 but he has issues.

[@veraikon25]

I absolutely agree!

[@darionbuck4614]

Would you mind summarizing your thoughts on Dave? I stopped following him many months ago, but what did you find that was contradicting?

[@funnelingspace9268]

Who's paulides and what did he do?

[@doom_pope]

Based AF as always. Keep up the good work, lads.

[@sparhawk5515]

A fair assessment on the availability information.

[@justarandomtechpriest1578]

miniminuteman did a good debunking of ancient apocalypse

[@113charlie7]

Nice lol hey been watching for a while any chance to get guests on?

[@TheLoreLodge]

We used to have guests a lot! Since life went back to normal it’s been hard

[@AnCapCat]

@@TheLoreLodge I agree guests would be awesome. Some interesting religious figures or folklore experts

[@113charlie7]

@@TheLoreLodge naw bro like normal people like me and other fans

[@felixvecchiarelli6458]

@@TheLoreLodge- I'm a Seventh-day Adventist pastor and a regular listener. I'd love to chat sometime about what we believe the Bible actually says about the spirit, soul, body relationship. Especially through a theme of Bible prophecy. It all applies to these stories you discuss of missing people. We have been warning people about these types of things for well over 100 years.

[@chrissy9876]

Thank you so much for the end of this explaining how to be a civil normal human. Very appreciated. Dare I say it’s “brave” to do in todays world 😂

[@Zelousfear]

You spent a lot of time paraphrasing a very beautiful quote. " When you've eliminated all which is impossible that which remains however improbable must be the truth."

[@zr7699]

Good for u my friend! Very much along the lines of what I believe. Well thought out and explained. I'll be subscribing now.

[@damienjstepick]

Anyone who goes through thousands of cases is going to miss something. It’s easy to come in after all the work’s been done and find the few elements that weren’t included.

[@mattmacknight3000]

wasn't this already a video

[@TheLoreLodge]

Eh

[@ryanhardy2777]

Podcast vid brother

[@ruben_jszf9477]

Yes, but this one is much shorter and compact

[@jauger99]

Ok, KZbin recommended you to me, and I'm glad they did. Subscribed.

[@TheLoreLodge]

Seems we've hit the algorithm harder than usual recently, welcome!

[@angelsoulnme]

As a bible believing Christian (literal except for parables) this was very well thought out and explained.

[@spiderbug7615]

To address the Graham Hancock issue, speaking as someone who both agrees with your assertion that we need to keep an open mind in science and history if we want to progress as a society *AND* someone who thinks Graham Hancock is full of shit, I highly recommend that people check out Miniminuteman's channel who has done his own criticisms of Hancock and the whole ancient aliens theory in general, I feel that he does a pretty dang good job of "proving it", (I also feel heavily compelled to point out that when it comes to the difference between someone who is an archaeologist and who has studied in their field versus Graham Hancock who is not an archeologist and has not studied in that field, I'm more inclined to believe the professional, you know, like your supposed to do?). It's important to keep an open mind, sure, but you shouldn't have it so open that your willing to believe anything. So often when a skeptic shoots down a conspiracy theory, there's always some believer who inevitable response is "But it could be true tho!" While refusing to acknowledge that some people just know more than you. Like, yeah, it could be true, but based on this evidence it *most likely* isn't, and just because we don't know why something happens, our first thought shouldn't be, "omg but what if ghosts/aliens/bigfoot" without any real evidence to support it beyond that it COULD'VE happened. On the flip side, we also need to willing to acknowledge when we don't know why something happened or where something came from, that it could be something unexplainable. It's all about balancing yourself between healthy skepticism and an open mind.

[@carrieallen6535]

Excellent video. We should be questioning everything and having discussions instead of arguments.

[@sol-leksthewolf5854]

From what I understand, Danu is basically the Irish equivalent of Gaea, but more benevolent. She’s a mother goddess, but she’s also an earth goddess.

[@michjesto2038]

Grt wrk my brother... subscibed! Blessings 2 us all.. ✌

[@JaceReboot]

Random fun fact: even many Native American nations have stories of a global flood. But our "Noah" is usually depicted as an aging man who many dismiss as going mad with age, save for a small band of his family and neighboring leaders. They survive on a collection of canoes lashed together that carry the humans and 2 of each land animal, and a large rock anchor was made to stop them drifting away on the flood water. When the water recedes they get off the boats and rebuild over the ruins of the former villages.