Paris 1853-1870 “City of Light” Wireless Lamps, Napoleon III, Haussmann’s Renovation, Oldest Photos

Howdy ya’ll. Did you know Paris, France had over 56,000 wireless lights by the year 1870? Did you know these wireless lights were powered, some would say fueled, by underground gas pipes which were installed during a massive renovation between 1853-1870?
It sounds like a tale from a storybook, but according to the current narrative, Paris was “The City of Light” long before the common light bulb, or even electricity itself, was relevant worldwide.
Today we will look at over 200 old world photographs of Paris, France - ALL taken before the year 1871. From roughly 1853 through 1870 (but some claim until 1927) we have the renovation of Paris as ordered by Napoleon III. This is known as Haussmann’s Renovation.
We will be looking at only photographs of Paris from during this time period. The real meat and potatoes in this video, are the abundance of high definition photographs of these wireless lamps which supplied Paris with light on a nightly basis.
We will look at the lamps, the cornucopia of designs, discuss the compilations with such a project, browse the ancient architecture, and dive deep into the history of Napoleon III, all while reviewing the absolute oldest photographs of Paris, France. This video is one of my most detailed yet. Please share where you can, and comment down below! Enjoy!
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[@shulamiteKINGSbride]

My heart always aches when I see such beauty and how clean the streets are. I lived in Germany and they are very clean.

[@mickguadagnoli8779]

Germany had some of the craziest architecture quite literally maybe ever..

[@shulamiteKINGSbride]

@@createa.googleaccount713 yes. It is heartbreaking.

[@Bee-yc4qh]

Yes. America was once very clean too. Not any more.

[@mickguadagnoli8779]

@@theqrealm yooo brother I love your vids.....so much lion, Phoenix/eagle symbolism around where you are...when you had that video where you showed the underpass on high ways and how it basically has the coat of arms of royalty. Unbelievable..

[@elismyrefugeelismysalvatio9140]

Clean? Cataclysm that happened in 1700 is the result of mud everywhere and buildings having windows halway underground in mud all over the Earth.

[@chrisdixonstudios]

As a simple life-long sculptor artist I can't help but wonder what happened to all the freedom of talent that builds such science and artistic craftsmanship of beautiful architecture, design, statues??? Nowadays all cities seem like assimilated cubes by the Borg collective!

[@pruost]

What if instead of a physical work, they were built through higher dimensional frequency /sound / electromagnetic work which formed the stones into geometrical shapes let be buildings with perfect details around or statues with real size perfect details? Alchemy per se 🤔

[@chrisdixonstudios]

@@pruost doubtful cymatics and electromagnetic modeling. I mean the methods are realistically carved, cast geopolymers, reenforced concrete, steel etc. I see nothing we can't reproduce but the efforts and talent form years ago was fantastic. The stifling down of our current generations by regulations and laziness because of money over family and human values causes large gaps in understanding basic constructions. This gap is exploited by those who know and do not or can not share. Like like doctors to auto mechanics ..but if you have friends to explain and an open mind you can do anything..including developing your super-cool ideas! Like I know how to carve and cast..but learning 3D modeling, printing, cnc..maybe evolves into frequency constructions...i am so far from building a house..or my roof after the hurricane damaged it, LOL.

[@pruost]

@@chrisdixonstudios hehe well explained 👌🏻

[@wagstaff4921]

Because these things are part of national culture and in a globalist world, that is unacceptable

[@mehmetdenek5830]

@@chrisdixonstudios Visit the "The blue" Video site. "Hidden History" (Video) Aether by Marcia Ramalho ( electromagnetic energy ) ( Video ) There are 3 videos for now. "GODS" 3rd video. ( Who built these magnificent buildings and the castles built on the mountaintops on earth? and who tried to destroy them, working? I guess it will be explained in the 4th video. will come soon. Our ancestors built Star cities, with natural, free electricity, and buildings similar to and more magnificent than those in Paris. (The official history we are told is a lie) Have you heard of "Tartaria empire"? It's hard to believe the lamps are lit with "gas" in this video.

[@yettobseen]

Having been to Paris twice, it is the most amazing and beautiful cities I’ve visited. Some of the craftsmanship looks impossible. Yet they achieved it in stunning style. They lived in real time, unlike us today dreaming of the past and dreading the future.

[@voyager14]

Not built by humans like us

[@thomas2236]

@@voyager14 Dream on. The cheapest thing in construction today is glass, steel and concrete. Back then building material was even cheaper but cheapest of all was labour. One stone mason today cost the same as 20 did back then.

[@mythoughts1................1]

You have a great perspective on life. Well said, "They lived in real time, unlike us today dreaming of the past and dreading the future." This is soooo true.

[@goranpesevski2121]

​@@voyager14yes it was built by humans,just like all the cities in Europe then

[@Denise-kc8np]

Must have, my dear!!

[@hello15848]

Precision and beauty combined. An excellence we no longer see in any building.

[@ombaliomvideos]

Congratulation and admiration for your work , Jarid , from a french old woman , with 5 generations of Parisians family behind her . 🙏💖🌟

[@watkinsinc.7147]

@Joe My ancestors lived in the Basque Country region of France during the 1300's and earlier. Please stop lying or at least know what you are speaking of before embarrassing yourself unless you are just trying to spread misinformation or deception to others

[@watkinsinc.7147]

@Joe Thank you however your opinions matter not to me. You can believe whatever you want. P.s. Maybe you should mind your manners when addressing a woman

[@watkinsinc.7147]

@Joe Nice try. I am no feminist and am not "triggered" by your nonsense. I was fortunate to be a homemaker and stay at home mother at my choosing. I had a career in banking prior to becoming a mother. We pinched pennies to do it and I did appreciate being able to raise my children because their father worked so hard to pay our bills.

[@watkinsinc.7147]

@Joe Nothing left to be said between you and I so no need for further correspondence with you. ✌️

[@matildamarmaduke1096]

@@watkinsinc.7147 no ur wrong 1/2 wrong at the least star forts true either energy was the power source it was world wide these beautiful buildings power plants all of them Tesla had a weapon of war called death Ray uses frequency leaves no residue radiation They also say Napoleon never existed that none of our history is real none of it.all fake

[@dellawrence4323]

These photos are heartbreaking when you see what has now become of Paris and the other cities in Europe that will never recover, RIP civilisation.

[@CoercedJab]

Hell “they” even call what’s happening a Great Reset 🙃

[@lizafomin2696]

Лютеция

[@NoSignal0990]

Yes we have those street lamps in Sydney too- just sticking out of stone masonry. Great video 👍. Incredible what they achieved.

[@eddiesmoothence6080]

I read on a comment on a similar video and it said that french explorers (dupont) went to sydney in the 1850s and said he couldnt believe there were cities in this part of the world as nice as paris. Fully built out, same style as everywhere else. Lightbulbs going off. One world civilization.

[@CoercedJab]

@@eddiesmoothence6080 exactly. You’re telling me the prison colony stocked with prisoners suddenly exploded to become as classy and full of stone buildings as Paris ? Within such a short time? In the middle of world wars and in the middle of taking on the bush of Australia?

[@mancamiatipoola]

As always, a great collage of photos. TY Jarid. The history you told us about the kings and Napoleon 3 did not happen in our cycle, it happened in a post-medieval cycle, more than 2000 years ago. When we know that the cities of the world were just starting to get populated with the clones at around 1850s, there is no way that history happened in our cycle. All the history we get of 16-19th century is from that ancient Arien cycle. There is however some truth in the narrative about the renovation made by Haussman and the old Paris sewers. The old water tunnels were only made for rain water drainage and etherial electricity water. In the old world people no longer consumed solid food and so they did not need "poop sewage". This is why they had to rebuild a lot of the sewage tunnels and adapt them to the low vibrational food eating population of the new cycle. And this happened in all major cities. If you dig deeper you will find that they had to install/rebuild sewers in all major cities around the world to accommodate feces evacuation. The gas lamps is a half truth, the ones with the iron strut sticking out were indeed gas lamps, but the rest of the lamps, especially the ones with a white glass globe, were old world electric lamps, now falling dark in our cycle since the old circuits were ruined or removed. Obviously the lamps that were embedded in the architecture of the buildings were NOT gas lamps since they would have had to drill and destroy the concrete bases in order to install gas pipes. 17:28 This image is the most iconic as it shows the discrepancy between the people of the Piscean golden age cycle that built all those grand buildings and the poor people of our cycle that built some creaky wooden shacks and used horse carriages as a main transport... I'm going to save this picture to educate people about our humble beginnings in what we call the "19th century" which is in fact our cycle's First Century.

[@kenridge3106]

So we’ll put. Ty!

[@in2august507]

Interesting. Where do you get all this info?

[@harperq8559]

How do you discover these truths?

[@CoercedJab]

@Real Aiglon care to elaborate or are you just here to insult people by weaponizing medical conditions and medicine against the wrong think?

[@CoercedJab]

I’m also curious where you formed such a conclusive conclusion. Got any channels books or sites that helped you form your belief? Please share. If not start keeping a journal to keep track of notable information!

[@12ann]

Добрый день! Спасибо автору за эту прекрасную работу! Я вас поддерживаю из России. ❤❤❤

[@devinglis3179]

I stand with russia. Clean up the Ukraine corruption

[@12ann]

@@devinglis3179 я не говорю о политике. Этот автор мне интересен как историк. Украина сдесь не причём. Тема абсолютно о другой стране. Не нужно во всем видеть политический контекст.

[@dprgrmmd]

@@12ann well said

[@morzhed-hoqh732]

@@devinglis3179 Les Russes sont nos amis. Nous ne nous entretuerons pas pour les puissants qui nous gouvernent.

[@SkinJOB]

This was incredibly entertaining Jarid , the slums of Paris are so.... so old you certainly get a feel for the age , majestic architecture, statues of the highest quality and the design & detail perfection, and may I say a history lesson of great FUN .THANKYOU you have excelled yourself with this presentation. Fan

[@PapaJoFixIt]

Never liked history in school love watching your channel though bro

[@alishawesterman]

This video makes me think of the novel Money by Emile Zola focuses on the financial world of the Second French Empire and goes into detail about the living conditions and the demolition of old structures to make way for “New Paris”. It was published in 1891. It’s one of 20 very detailed books he wrote about a fictional family living in the French Second Empire. He writes detailed accounts of the buildings, the city planning, the layout of the streets etc.

[@Demebeso714]

Omg no cars ..no crowds..just space...where are the people? Great Video..Thank You!!

[@nickmiller76]

People moving about didn't get captured on the photographic plate because the exposure time required was so long.

[@theyrekrnations8990]

Such great attention to detail in those days. It really blows the mind

[@ahamatmabrahman]

Yes they couldnt even imagine a plain surface I dont think. I wonder if theyd approve of todays minimalist style ?

[@MissBabalu102]

I agree. Let's do it again. It is a great artisan culture.

[@oldworldex]

Thanks for this video. Your hard work and passion for the subject is clear to those of us who watch. Very interesting as always..

[@mugen9499]

Was just looking at pictures of the panama world fair, and I think it was basically the same. All lights, no lines anywhere.

[@watkinsinc.7147]

Gas/oil lighting and not electric?

[@cavelvlan25]

Methane from poooop

[@ritacarmona7563]

Cities can grow in beauty or in confusion. Paris is a great city and you can tell it by this great movie. The city of light is a great name for Paris. ♥ It reminds us of Lumière brothers. Thank you for your work.

[@NoSignal0990]

Not underground gas pipes though! Free, clean energy through the ether via electromagnetism. The stone masonry contained the cathode.

[@chasethecat3839]

Yes!! Finally, one who knows!! 🌷🌺🌸

[@a.ielimba78]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWXTlGdne8ihkJI The old world, explanation of old world society and fall and orphan train and star forts and free energy and old world hidden history and advanced technology.

[@matildamarmaduke1096]

I'm with you on this

[@bethmartof1262]

Hence cathedral (cathode).

[@randyralls9658]

@@bethmartof1262 🤔🤓

[@oldworldmichigan705]

The only part of the napolone story I believed was that they found the tunnels 😆. Thank you for the video!

[@LY-gp3tn]

😂

[@CoercedJab]

I bet they had an older map or some hidden knowledge that led them to it.

[@sjofas]

Excellent video, no one else does it like you 🙏

[@a.ielimba78]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWXTlGdne8ihkJI The old world, explanation of old world society and fall and orphan train and star forts and free energy and old world hidden history and advanced technology.

[@kj7mmc]

This is the good stuff!!!Thank you so much.

[@a.ielimba78]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWXTlGdne8ihkJI The old world, explanation of old world society and fall and orphan train and star forts and free energy and old world hidden history and advanced technology.

[@nyquil762]

All I can say is wow and thank you.

[@a.ielimba78]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWXTlGdne8ihkJI The old world, explanation of old world society and fall and orphan train and star forts and free energy and old world hidden history and advanced technology.

[@PqV72MT4]

Marvelous. Great work as always. Your videos are interesting and a relief from the present state of this world.

[@erok268]

Dude, gas lights are very real and before electricity and the light bulb they were extremely common in bigger cities. Ive bought them to repurpose them for ornamental value. They were very dangerous if anything went wrong, also occasionally would silently suffocating whole families. For like really bright light for theaters they had special lights thay gave off greenish light, the term of being in the lime light came from then.

[@MyJamesy123]

Bravo… Amazing work and so intriguing, interesting and thought provoking all rolled into one…..

[@a.ielimba78]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWXTlGdne8ihkJI The old world, explanation of old world society and fall and orphan train and star forts and free energy and old world hidden history and advanced technology.

[@farmyardflavours]

the images are spectacular. thank you my friend , you make great videos, you're the best 😘

[@a.ielimba78]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWXTlGdne8ihkJI The old world, explanation of old world society and fall and orphan train and star forts and free energy and old world hidden history and advanced technology.

[@sylvia106]

I’m hesitant to mention this but if you had a spit screen on your mic, and zero background music, it’d probably be a huge improvement.

[@Bandybear]

He has a really great vocabulary! It’s fun to hear an awesome word nobody uses much these days but should ! I love reading for that reason. But it is one of my fav parts of his videos. 😍

[@mariaphillips4538]

These photos are so wonderful to see its like being transported back through time. I clearly see that most cathedrals and churches the world over are always so much older than the narratives claim them to be so for cerertain I believe there is a huge knowledge gap for us to study.

[@machinehead6961]

Nice show. I've had many of these post cards, some I was just looking at

[@johnjeanb]

Frenchman (Parisian) here. Napoleon III was not a democrat but he favoured the industrial and cultural development of France. His impact on Paris transformation (Haussmann, Violet le Duc) was enormous. Large avenues for beautiful perspective but also for manoeuvering armies in case of insurrection. Sadly his "fin de reigne" ended abruply by military catastrophic incompetence. Then the IIIrd Republic brought the education for all (not only out of generosity but for political reasons). The result was a very fast transformation of the French society during the 1840 - 1880 period: Industrialisation, Education for all, colonial development true power sharing of a republican state which ended all royal or imperial dreams. On all the quite nices pictures you show, people are absent simply because they were not pausing for the often long impression periods required at the time by photography (Daguerreotypes) by Nicephor Niépce from 1827, followed by the invention of cinema by Louis Lumière in 1895.

[@dentontxflatearthguy2903]

1870’s cameras couldn’t photograph people just like the cameras they took to the moon couldn't photograph stars 100 years later. It makes perfect sense okay, do not question the official narrative geeze! :-)

[@JolindaWhite]

Thank you for all your hard work to inform us of the truth of old.

[@SzymonLi]

Another great channel. Hoping more and more people will wake up..

[@CoercedJab]

Meanwhile the other shoe drops more and more, don’t forget we are in the middle of a “reset” and medical martial law has already been employed worldwide. Australia was a straight up prison colony again. It was that bad.

[@TanukiDigital]

Man everything looks so clean.

[@LJ-jj5vn]

Amazing work! Thank you

[@a.ielimba78]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWXTlGdne8ihkJI The old world, explanation of old world society and fall and orphan train and star forts and free energy and old world hidden history and advanced technology.

[@LJ-jj5vn]

@@a.ielimba78 thank you for sharing. I've seen that video before as I follow many old world truthers. I gave you a follow as well.

[@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126]

Haussmann’s “renovation” supposedly tore down 25,000 buildings and then put up 30,000 buildings made of brick and stone, not wooden shanty huts 😱all this was done in a very short period of time, 20 years roughly. And according to the narrative this man had ZERO training in architecture or city planning 😱 SAY WHAT?!?!? Have you seen that city???? If you asked a modern architectural firm to build the exact same structures in the exact same amount of time using technology of that time period or this one, I am quite sure most if not all would laugh at you!!! It doesn’t make any sense!!! There is no way an individual with no understanding of complex architecture and or large complex city design and planning built 30,000 stone and brick structures along with their accompanying infrastructure using horse and buggy technology 😱 nope! I don’t believe a word of it!! Cheers

[@mancamiatipoola]

Yes, that is indeed ridiculous, but there are many pics of 19th century Paris that shows run down or ruined buildings, probably from the great flood of the 18th century. They had to at least clear the rubble and renovate many of these dilapidated buildings. Sure they didn't tare them down, but massive renovations had to be made to the existing damaged buildings. This happened in all large cities. All the old pictures of construction are in fact pictures of renovations in our cycle.

[@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126]

@@mancamiatipoola That makes more sense! Fix up, digging out, and repairing what was already there in the time period claimed along with a FEW new builds I can believe, but that is not what is claimed. And the fact that he was clueless in architecture and city planning is just absurd! 🤷🏼‍♀️ Cheers

[@Cedricknowledge]

So mysterious and interesting plus intriguing. Intricate immaculate spiritual vision. Architectural magnificence. How the beauty was achieved is mind-boggling…. The architecture attracted energy from the ether. How that energy was distributed,dispersed…? Of course they controllers are gonna hide the masters who raised these magnificent structures. Whoever they were,they were amazing and very intelligent. Knowledge and skills beyond our understanding. Just wow…

[@Denise-kc8np]

Wow, amazing, eye opening history lesson! Commendable!

[@keiththompson2172]

25:35 - always fun to see the additions they made to these magnificent buildings i.e. wooden huts :-) 30:16 - looks like the only lamp that is ‘blackened’ as would be expected from burning gas - as in paraffin lamps. The rest looking sparkling! 30:54 - there’s one of your ‘Illuminieres’ (far-left) with a ladder showing the huge scale of the wrought iron lamps. Checking it during the day for gas-leaks of course … Another cracking video !

[@nicolasrossi5978]

...and a blackened lamp glass also at 13:11, and multiple other places in the video (though never focused on very long!) It's a case of 'fit the images to your narrative'. Yes Paris's lamps were gas lamps, as they were in Vienna, and other major progressive areas throughout the world. Others were oil (including whale), tallow, and even kerosene, or it's equivalent where gas could not be piped. Workers lighted, extinguished, cleaned glass of soot, repaired and refueled oil resevoirs as was needed etc. Multiple people here remark on this guys eloquence and cleverness. I appreciate the old photographs, but the narrator makes many grammatical errors misuses words fairly often to sound more educated, and generally leads the unsophisticated and not particularly well educated or well read down the garden path of magical thinking

[@staceymalitowski]

Great work! Well presented material.

[@guidedmeditation2396]

What is even more fascinating is the period of these pictures are during the American WIld West era that lasted only about 30 years between 1865 - 1895. In addition. Our wild west days didn't occur until after the civil war and the Louisiana purchase.

[@patricelecoz6341]

Yes, when you think about it, Westerns are always set in the country, in small towns, where it was just easier to make a name for yourself if you were a bit smarter & quicker than everyone else. Wonder if John Wesley Hardin or Whyatt Earp ever visited the big Apple.

[@urabundant]

Okay....okay....so I used to live in a Victorian home. It still had those gas lighting attachments on the wall. Wow! I feel like somebody has turned on a switch inside of me! 🙏🙏🙏 That home was built in the 1800s.

[@mikc3305]

Great compilation of rare pics as equally engaging delivery. To explain using inquiry gives sight to seeing historical anomalies that challenges reason. It is incredible how the Oligarchy deliberately omitted the unparalleled comparatives that would make one go hmm and that's when discernment joins observation. Developmental dependence followed with a new world history with fabricated or altered narratives. The third leg of the stool was supported and backed by authorities in position at that time. Set in charge to develop and deploy a new future working class. Thanks Jarid. "Nothing is, as it seems"

[@mwj5368]

Thanks for a very interesting presentation! I've never been there but Paris looked more beautiful then than it is now. Sad though how much WWII damaged a lot and Notre Dame burning. I love the piano music!

[@brentdobson5264]

Jarid am rather taken back not to say taken over by these endless perfect photographs of architectural balance clarity and finesse . Your collection of Paris photography gathers one's attention in a way ....that actually being there in my youth didn't . Yes ...it had magic and was phenomenal ... but the photography helps me contemplate some of the .... why . A huge understated thing are the lovingly , lavishly , uncompromisingly , stone , paved streets . They are stunning and set a huge stage for the further magic that rises above them !

[@hushiechan]

My favorite city!!!! Thank you for the content

[@FRESHboosters]

Mine too!

[@buzzkincaid5521]

Fantastic information, history, and educational experience

[@spright2b]

The older cameras needed a long exposure and you can tell in the photos with a blur where people would be. Usually the only people seen are standing still long enough to develop in a photo

[@CoercedJab]

That is the official narrative. Just like weather balloon and swamp gas was. Or how depression is caused by hormone imbalance. Or “safe and effective” experiments…

[@Denise-kc8np]

I never understood and even cared about geometry until l realized the old incredible beauty of these geometrically perfect buildings.

[@harperq8559]

Thank you Jarid. I just found you and have subscribed. Im struggling to remain undisturbed by these haunting images....My thought is...there is something wrong....mm. thanks again!

[@rockers7889]

The first cameras had to have the subject remain motionless for numerous seconds . People came out blurry so they were told not to be in them

[@criticalcandor]

What are you doing, thinking or something?

[@radicalcartoons2766]

London had its first gas street lights in 1807, with other British cities soon after. The first ones were lit by a guy going round every evening with a ladder. You can still see them in many places in the UK, look for the little bar sticking out, that's what they leaned their v-shaped wooden ladders on.

[@ryanwells1484]

56,000 though?

[@CoercedJab]

Congratulations on successfully reciting the official narrative given to you by the Victors/Royals

[@CoercedJab]

I wonder if that weird bar that sticks out isn’t made of some conductive material or something 🤔 and isn’t aligned with every other lamp pole 🤔

[@Rkekoke485]

London 1814.

[@joenuts5167]

@@CoercedJab congrats on denying reality and being delusional

[@robertagilardini9215]

Thanks to you all 💜💞🙏

[@leilihana2991]

Great video! Thanks for sharing 🙏 💯 👍

[@peterkwakman7440]

Amazing research Jarid, thanks !

[@FRESHboosters]

My pleasure!

[@haggislamb7416]

My latest meme ... "Was Paris renovated or rediscovered with all the dead early inhabitants found in newly discovered tunnels below ground?"

[@bngood760]

The first picture has an amazing building, some crappy fence in front😅😂a ladder for what😂 the height of fence limits ability to look @ building. Jon Levi should have a take on this photo!!✌️always great bro👍🙏

[@patricelecoz6341]

Love your work mate. Great presentation as well as your research. Now what we really need is someone who knows Latin & can translate some of the words inscribed on those buildings. The architecture is certainly giving us a glimpse into the culture, but to get a sense of where they were at through what they wrote on their public buildings would def give us a deeper understanding. Keep up the excellent work.

[@FRESHboosters]

Well said

[@evelynkorjack2126]

national gaslighting😙😎

[@rzella8022]

THAT I believe, but not many of the ones here with the quick pat narrative they regurgitate from history books.

[@bunnyfoofoo9695]

Same identical architecture in some cases as the demolished buildings in America. The people who have been credited with building these buildings in Europe and Russia and the Middle East etc.. Are probably not the true builders there either.

[@gojenie1989]

EXCELLENT ✨

[@ColurRocks]

Beautiful collection of photos. But dude you are smoking something. I live in Paris and I’m a tour guide here. They were gas lamps. Nothing crazy happened beside some very ingenious engineering and building. The old tunnels were the quarry tunnels where they got all the limestone to build the building. The old photography used long exposure times and the only people visible were the ones who stayed in one place long enough to show up in the long exposures. Those blurs that look a bit like smoke are the people who were moving too fast to be captured in long exposure photos.

[@markharvey1063]

At the 10:00 min mark there is an image of a damaged building... interesting !! The same building can be viewed undamaged at 14:43 !! I think !!

[@shawnkiesel5349]

I wonder if the gas line story is a lie and what really powered those lamps were free energy devices

[@bethmartof1262]

Yes. That’s why there’s the term “gaslighting”.

[@CoercedJab]

@@bethmartof1262 no fcking way. Another spell(ing) cast huh 🤔

[@bethmartof1262]

@@CoercedJab yup. And, by the way, look up the word, “sham” and then, combine it with “poo”. Think about what that means, all those chemicals on your head going into your bloodstream. Hmmm. . .

[@bobbyatman273]

A childish lie at that, can anyone imagine the width of pipes underground? 10 factories produced gas….. ha ha haaaaa!😂 sure those factories were built by horse n buggies, many old world buildings had a 3 foot thick walls! Ohh wait, what does it take to build a factory? You need a brick and metal factories first… metal …that’s another HUGE industry beginning from mining metal ore! Old world bricks now few hundred years old still look like new, our bricks crumble after 80 years. People with matches and ladders…. Ohh 😂😂😂😂😂 going around in the evening to light them up, nobody’s mentioning they had to go around in the morning to extinguish all of them, there are no valves on those light poles, so gas was just free flowing from factories? Ohh what a bunch of BS! If majority of people believe there’s a man living in the sky (RIP George Carlin) they’ll believe anything coming out off mass media or mass narrative

[@thebobsmith1991]

@@bethmartof1262 google says it is from a play in 1938 called Gas Light. About a husband who was trying to make his wife go insane inorder to steal from her. I think your closer to the truth!

[@0009sav]

My best congrats for your work Jarid ! Another unbelievable great work ! Please let me know something about amazing piano theme we always listening to … excellent music! Perfect to sublimate the video images! ❤💙👍

[@fredsilvers1427]

The open bottom housing of the lamp clearly depicted at 13:12 doesn't work with a flame generated by oil. It just wouldn't stay lit. The wind would easily blow out the flame. Forced gas on such a wide scale would require extremely high pressure lines. Idk neither seems likely.

[@CoercedJab]

It’s okay they had an army of men with ladders 🪜 who’s entire existence was keeping them lit, otherwise we may have been lied to about what powered so much so freely…

[@ams2953]

Great video …… if gas was being burnt wouldn’t all the lamps have black smoke residue left behind ??

[@a.ielimba78]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWXTlGdne8ihkJI The old world, explanation of old world society and fall and orphan train and star forts and free energy and old world hidden history and advanced technology.

[@lauralauren6432]

Think Neon lights. Electricity arch in gas.

[@jetsons101]

I don't know how you do it but you have more great B&W pic's than any other channel. Now I know why Paris is called the "City of Lights"

[@nickmiller76]

It's not. It's called the "City of Light". The reference is to intellectual enlightenment, not street illumination.

[@elkoposo686]

What don't you see in all these photos that you should? Something is missing. Clue: these photos look like 'model villages'... and no, I'm not talking about giants should be seen here. I'll remind you that this is a city. And there are, remarkably, many faces of the 'stone" work blackened, or seemingly water damaged, though it's not that that I pertain to. Think details. Think what people need and use, daily, by the hour. What I will say is that those are awfully clean streets for horse powered nations/times. I know what horse life is like in a city as my family had houses in the back streets of Blackpool and donkeys and horses never-ever-ever stop shitting and pissing. Never. And who weeds those scrupulously clean pavements? And where are the dogs and cats? And the birds? And the livestock that was then herded, not transported in trucks. They shit & piss, constantly. Just got walk around any cattle market on sale day... These photos look alien. An alien stage set. No details of any human daily life can be seen. None! Are there no photos of real people doing real people things during this time period? Why does Jarid not show these types of photos? Do they exists?

[@CoercedJab]

@Real Aiglon funny you didn’t say exposure time at all for this. In fact you have no response to this comment except emojis lol Must be packing the perfect explanation to be so confident, yet you’re so shy about it!

[@PorkchopCupcake]

I subscribe to the belief that the City of Light was available through ethereal charge. The Eiffel Tower is a pretty strong indicator of what was really going on in France. Over 55,000 gas lines synchronized to be manually lit? Nope. There've been some really fascinating archive clips of World Fairs, where the activity of participants at night was not only possible through the lighting of the event, but many other things, almost like re-purposed carnival rides that operated with a very unique precision that wasn't just engineered overnight for the sake of entertainment. There was a specific purpose and functionality in these things that all got destroyed, buried and/ or lost. We live in a Westworld scenario. And we're the “hosts”/”bots”. Those who control us are the real humans. We're sub-standard bio-replicas/clones in this realm. Limited to a certain level of brain activity and emotional depth. Whatever our programming can adapt to .

[@Americansheeple]

Bingo! The water connecting the waters.

[@MrMirville]

Yes, they were manually lit. I remember having seen the last ones.

[@CoercedJab]

@@MrMirville yes, when we failed to reproduce lost tech we had to manually do it the only way we knew how

[@CoercedJab]

That makes our situation sound completely hopeless. Even if we were a race made to serve the alien colonizers or whatever… What about our souls? What about all the signs that show we can have an impact if we work together? Etc How do I know you’re not simply a demoralization robot meant to make me give up or lose hope?

[@CoercedJab]

I say this because everything that limits us or shrouded our minds in fog has been thrust upon us or subliminally sold to us over half a century now… surely we can break free if we try

[@johanvangelderen6715]

The "Finest Cameras In The World " Still had to cope with the very fine grain and very slow film of that time. The camera shutter had to be open for several seconds or minutes to expose the film. The results were exquisite detail of stationary objects. Also blurred or lacking people, horses, buggies, and clouds.

[@watkinsinc.7147]

Paris is also where those gold chips on our debit cards, ect. Some call them gold bugs. Well, they were tested on the people or at least they were on every phone card that you needed to purchase at the tobacco shops in order to use their pay phones to make any phone calls

[@brianclinkenbeard7518]

Wow that is seriously not interesting.

[@watkinsinc.7147]

@@brianclinkenbeard7518 I'm alright with that

[@watkinsinc.7147]

@@brianclinkenbeard7518 It was interesting to me because I had never seen them before when I saw them being used in Paris earlier 1990's.

[@brianclinkenbeard7518]

@@watkinsinc.7147 hey I must've been in a bad mood when I wrote that because I was being a dick. And it was totally uncalled for. I apologize

[@watkinsinc.7147]

@@brianclinkenbeard7518 Thank you.

[@JonnyMo_Outdoors]

Oh snap and lol I'll be watching the full video this looks sick

[@a.ielimba78]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWXTlGdne8ihkJI The old world, explanation of old world society and fall and orphan train and star forts and free energy and old world hidden history and advanced technology.

[@annother3350]

As Newearth pointed out - -the streets are not cobblestone and they dont look like mud so what were the roads made of?!

[@blazingstar9638]

Gosh it’s so gorgeous 😭

[@mattlag8558]

Awesome!!! Thanks!😎

[@SallyInCT]

EXCELLENT video! Thank you!

[@John-od9zp]

Thankyou for your videos they are very interesting.

[@IDIOCRACY-1984]

Why are you so bewildered by underground gas lighting in Paris at that time. ALL major western cities' homes were gas lit. My former home in Brooklyn was built in the early 1880s and as I did renovations on it I had to remove gas pipes from walls an ceilings in every room

[@keithbaker1951]

Yes a single house. This is an entire city. Oh and there is only a single picture showing the blackened smoke from burning 🙄 the rest have no residue. Maybe open your mind instead of using the anecdotes in just your single experience.

[@IDIOCRACY-1984]

@@keithbaker1951 It amazes me how beasts like you can be so incredibly ignorant. Have you never had a gas stove. Did it blacken your house *'idiot'?* Gas burns clean. The Amish still use it to light their homes. You're judging me and you're a total *inbred morrrrron* lacking reading comprehension. ALL of NYC's oldest buildings have disconnected gas piping to walls and ceilings. i used my home as just one example. Who made such an *'imbecile'* as yourself the spokesman for his channel anyway? Get a FKG life jerkoff, or go troll somewhere else

[@CoercedJab]

@@keithbaker1951 the irony of their username and then the sheer ignorance of their statement 😂

[@IDIOCRACY-1984]

@@CoercedJab Being ignorant is making a statement without substance. No rebuttal proving that the comment is false. Just being a dick during the pause in nobody's video game because he's bored

[@johncracker5217]

It’s called exposure time pictures in the 1800s took hours to take. That’s why you can’t see people because they are walking around

[@semiramisbonaparte1627]

That's a myth. Exposure time was about 30 seconds. 1 minute for landscapes

[@semiramisbonaparte1627]

@Real Aiglon it did not need hours that is false. Look it up, landscapes took the longest at around 2 or so minutes. A photograph about 30 seconds to a minute

[@johningle1]

A picture at night would show weather it is a gas flame or incandescent light.

[@aishabailey3568]

There's a lot of dirt on the streets and it looks more like a "cleanup" process after a destruction period. Those large structures looks like they were adding the glass to block out the free energy that powered the lights during the 1870s period. Large structures for a larger humanity?

[@ricofleurima6034]

Here in the Netherlands we still have a gas(meter) piped connection from the streets to every house in the country! We use gas for cooking & the stoves, and the central heating system for our radiators and water boilers is powered by this same old gas pipelines as well!

[@ricofleurima6034]

I’m also friends with the monk from st ignatius church in The Hague, and with the monks from the city monastery, could ask them to look around there as well :-) I’m not such a film/foto/docu wonder, not such an internet person at all actually, but maybe I’ll start making some more video material to post with some of my music over here :-)

[@ricofleurima6034]

If you ever need help translating Dutch, Italian or Spanish, let me know! Actually for quite some languages I know people, as long as it ain’t manuscripts full, I understand old slang and dialect from most of the northern regions myself too!

[@theresakaplanamuso6342]

Good morning-! Arizona.

[@crossthreading8157]

Amazing structures. The statue at the end has half man half serpent. Wonder where that inspiration came from?. Fantastic video.

[@a.ielimba78]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWXTlGdne8ihkJI The old world, explanation of old world society and fall and orphan train and star forts and free energy and old world hidden history and advanced technology.

[@kippnashleymiller3752]

I was wondering exactly the same thing.

[@mackchris5451]

It is very interesting to see the clean nicely paved roads with nobody around, then the pictures with people and horses show nasty dirt roads.

[@michiganporter]

Par-isis. Is how I understand it. She bears the light like the statue of liberty.

[@stankygeorge]

20:54 Belgrand began rebuilding the water distribution and sewer system, which means those systems were already in place, just like they were all other cities worldwide! 21:27 is it my imagination or are those some very large skulls and bones in comparison to the man standing in front of them. The bones appear to be burnt also! Iron everywhere, so where did they get all that iron? They must have had the best sculptors in the world, those sculptures look as if they were 3D printed!

[@pruost]

What if instead of a physical work, they were built through higher dimensional frequency /sound / electromagnetic work which formed the stones into geometrical shapes let be buildings with perfect details around or statues with real size perfect details? Alchemy per se🤔

[@lawfulbeneficiary1731]

@@pruost search Crystal Palace’s the plants would go to incredibly large sizes and the humans too due to them using frequency to grow the plants

[@pruost]

@@lawfulbeneficiary1731 "crystal palaces" on KZbin?

[@lawfulbeneficiary1731]

@@pruost my mistake type in “Crystal Palace”

[@stankygeorge]

@@pruost Great thoughts!

[@newperson2012]

Would be awesome to rediscover the technology to carve/shape all that masonry

[@a.ielimba78]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWXTlGdne8ihkJI The old world, explanation of old world society and fall and orphan train and star forts and free energy and old world hidden history and advanced technology.

[@nickmiller76]

Hammer and chisel. Nothing to "rediscover".

[@newperson2012]

Oh okay thanks. I'll go watch normie stuff.

[@cds3716]

Talent, skill and passions. Seems to be lacking in these times.

[@ceciliacrocker390]

Nova Scotia in the late 1800s there was electricity in "Electric City" also known as New France. This location is back in the woods and one must travel old logging roads to get to it... This small loggng town also had a train....

[@leemartin2990]

The gas switches were right there on the posts. The lamplighters went from lamp to lamp, lighting each one with a long rod, at the end of which was a burning wick. They turned the gas on, used the hook on the pole to open the glass door, light the lamp, close the door, then move on. At dawn, they went from light to light, turning the gas off. My grandparents remembered it well and told me all about it.

[@dominic9907]

great research, jarid! thanks

[@Lelabear]

Excellent presentation, thanks! In these pictures I notice how when the streets are empty the buildings do not have any signage, drainpipes or awnings. All of that seems added as the "colonizers" move in and try to adapt the buildings for commercial use.

[@blossom654]

Regarding photographs of empty streets/city. I was in Barcelona, Spain a few years ago. I was up quite early looking for a coffee shop to start the day cozy and strong. Although early it was summertime and fully light. But the streets were almost empty. A few cars now and then passed me by. A lonely runner as well. I was quite surprised that a busy big city in Europe can be so quiet and pretty empty in the early hours in our day and age.

[@thedarkmoon2341]

"some form of magic.." Yes, that is the only option.

[@CoercedJab]

*“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.”*

[@westernnut8407]

I love your research and videos. May I suggest changing the cadence of your speech to a more conversational tone? You did this for a few minutes starting at around minute 20 and it was much easier to listen to.

[@thegroove2000]

Just very gifted people. Nothing unusual but I am sure that there are those that guard their trade secrets from the rest.

[@TheGroovers71]

Photographic equipment may have been leading edge in Paris at that time, but film emulations during that period required long exposure times. The chemicals on the glass plate required several seconds to several minutes to capture an image. People in these images don't appear because the long exposure times cannot capture the movement of people, horses, etc. Unless of course they stood still for the duration of the exposure. This is why you do not see any clouds in the photographs. The sky is always white because of long exposures. On a side note, this is also why you don't see many people of that era smiling in photographs. Holding a smile for several minutes would create "ghosting" if it wasn't held just right, ruining the quality and sharpness of the image.

[@CoercedJab]

That is the official narrative you were programmed to memorize for sure. However after all the lies and corruption y’all still trust the Victors/Royals/Empires as gospel truth? I mean they’ve been telling us some BIG lies and some of their worst proudly stated they employ big lies for big success…

[@AlxndrXX]

Insane how many people comment on this video to argue. Its crazy

[@jaimz33]

The streets of Liverpool and houses were lit by gas when I was a kid. 1953 to as late as the early 1960's. The gas came into the lamp posts and into the houses from underground pipes. So why would it be any different in Paris. I remember the lamplighter, who was also the morning knocker upper tapping the bedroom windows with his pole

[@fredlada1634]

If you don’t know photography what can you then understand about these photographs ? This has got nothing to do with the equipment that it doesn’t show much people, it’s an artistic choice most and foremost, to present these structures void of people, horses, cars, and what would otherwise distract the viewer away from the purpose of the photograph itself. Although they were able to freeze motion in time also if they wanted, some films produced at the time had a very slow iso of 1, requiring lots of time of exposure, perhaps in the range of 15-20minutes, enough to make everything moving disappear, and if you know anything about photography and exposure, then you would know that in the course of a few minutes everything moving within the frame just « disappears ». People looking at these photographs underestimate the intelligence of the photographers of the time, who were scientists and engineers, they knew exactly what they were doing, and very precise with what they were doing, not like artists would operate, in a degenerative way to make a a piece of art. Long exposure was one technique to get rid of distraction, and then the second one applied here was to stage everything, making sure to photograph at such an hour that only a few people would be there and in the shot, and only certain elements would be included, prevented from being touched during the exposure. People just underestimate the photographers and their technique, so not knowing photography, not knowing the purpose of the photographs way wonder and begin to question things in a matter of conspiracy, but all it is is technique, nothing was left to a random in these photographs, none. Most of these photographs were commissioned by the city of Paris to be taken in order to present the buildings as they are after renovation, much like someone would do with a maquette, or architectural sample or visual. If you find people and certain objects like a transport cart in some of these photographs it’s only an artistic choice to show the scale of a structure for reference. If you do analog photography you understand it very clearly. Any photograph taken at the time would show a great amount of light displayed in order to present structures as they are, and once again this is done by long exposures, preferably on overcast days, with utmost precision in the time of exposure as well as the printing technique. Nothing was left by chance here don’t worry, the guys who made these pictures took the time to know at which hour and which weather condition to make the exposure. In the 1800 to early 1900s cars didn’t have their lights on by day, neither was there a great deal of traffic so the traffic lights and illuminated advertising wasn’t a thing either, hence why these photographs are so special and feel very staged, almost unreal. The urbanism was also very humble and scarce of all sorts of ugliness as in our modern days, and not being acquainted with such an environment we assume there is something else not told behind these photographs but other than the technique of long exposure and staging what would appear in the frame and for what purpose was these photographs taken, there is nothing. About the light posts ? You can find tons of photographs dating in the 1920 and up to the 40s showing such men in uniform literally illuminating these posts, and then having to turn them off around sunrise, it was a job back then. People want to see conspiracies in every corner but it’s just a lack of knowledge, you want to assume strange theories but everything was just simple. Haussmann had armies of people for building things, these were the most readily available jobs one had to take back in the days, there wasn’t room for leisures, the world was a completely different beast. Although it had great beauty on the outside the lives of people were very hard, on the inside it was filthy and rough except for a very few wealthy people, and this up to 1960-1970 when modern life began to emerge, but before that time, the standard of hygiene and salubrity of a place was nothing like that of today. Some pictures taken by Eugene Atget will tell you a great deal about Paris and how filthy and precarious some buildings and streets were, not only that but just looking at a photograph and knowing photography myself I can tell you very quickly how long an exposure was about, nothing fancy or super complicated about it, and men definitely had to create such structures, nothing pops out of the air by chance, the principle of life is creation, if paint isn’t applied to a canvas there is no painting. Y’all turned morons and away from God thinking it’s just another invention of mankind but in truth you became degenerates and blind to the truth, not believing in good, not seeing with your eyes and most definitely under estimate how intelligent people have always been up until this generation. Yes, people carved in stone, there were hundreds of thousands of people working to make these things, nothing like that of today where only a few hundreds of men at most are working for making structures and alike. Hear this, back then, it was hundreds of thousands of men working to make these boulevards. After the world wars it didn’t build itself back by a magic wand either.