Proof Sahara Desert was BLASTED by Ocean 12,000Yrs Ago (Should NOT Be Possible)

[@BrightInsight]

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[@ryanedwards805]

The meteor that hit Greenland 12k years ago is what caused the Tsunami. Could it be the salt that made it hard for things to grow?

[@mikaeldarander3458]

Of course, is there still a question about this?

[@keenfire8151]

In Japan they have what are known as "Tsunami Markers". On those stone it says "Do not build below this mark" because the ocean made it there and destroyed everything under it. Some of these markers are unfathomably high in the mountains AND incredibly old.

[@northernhemisphere4906]

Have you been there?

[@keenfire8151]

@@northernhemisphere4906 To the one in Yokosuka yes, my parents were military and we lived next to a park that had one.

[@northernhemisphere4906]

@@keenfire8151 Nice! Would you come back one day? Mountain region sounds awesome.

[@keenfire8151]

@@northernhemisphere4906 I go back often. Japan is one of my favorite countries to go to.

[@northernhemisphere4906]

@@keenfire8151 Have you visited any shrines, what's your favorite?

[@skameron831]

There's a "underwater forest" in the waters of Gulf of Mexico, off the coast of Alabama, that was unearthed by hurricane Ivan. A fisherman found it because he was getting an abnormal amount of fishing activity in the middle of no where and asked a diver to check it out. Scattered over a massive area that the hurricane passed over, they found tree stumps, tree sap and all kinds of organic matter that even still smelled like fresh pine. The area was basically hermetically sealed and oxygen free... but why and how? I think it was another great flood that rapidly washed over the entire gulf coast. The scientist say it's 60,000 years old. In certain areas, the gulf coast shelf goes out about a hundred miles before reaching more than a couple hundred feet deep, so I also wonder if this is a big reason for having such a large shelf. Regardless, something big had to happen for the large area of vegetation to become rapidly covered and "sealed" from degradation in the harsh ocean environment. Maybe something to look into on the topic of floods! (google search "underwater forest gulf of mexico" if you want to check it out!)

[@goatkidmom]

I was thinking that any event big enough to submerge a whole chunk of the Sahara and create that mile deep landslide, would certainly have created an enormous tsunami over here in the East Coast Americas as well and that there would be evidence of it. A sunken forest, and pyramids off the coast of Cuba; there you go. It was probably all one event, no matter how "science" tries to give different dates.

[@knowledge4741]

@3ounces The "Biblical Flood" was written by many different cultures. It wasn't a biblical flood, it was simply a world wide flood caused by a global catastrophe. Most likely due to the poles shifting after a massive meteorite hit the earth and flooded it almost instantly. We have evidence of this.

[@skameron831]

@@goatkidmom I agree its probably tied to the same floods! I've asked Randal Carlson if he knows of any major catastrophic events going back 60,000 years but no reply. I do think it could be tied to the same flood 11,000-12,000 years ago, which is highly likely to the be same flood many wrote about long ago, including the bible.

[@knowledge4741]

@Alex T The Yucatan Impact wasn't what caused the flooding.

[@skameron831]

@3ounces Yeah, I think it's most likely all related to this video and the floods 11k to 12k years ago, but who knows, maybe something catastrophic happened in the Gulf much longer ago. The meteor that took out the dinosaurs ~100 million years ago was basically in the Gulf of Mexico, so maybe another but smaller object hit somewhere nearby many many years later. Either way, it's another fascinating story that makes you think...

[@griffinpyros2887]

This actually makes a lot of sense as to "why" the Sahara is a desert now. If it was a lush green land before, that wave of water would have torn up all the flora exposing the soil below, the salt left behind would have killed any chance of anything growing there again after.

[@ktrimbach5771]

I think a more structural explanation is required. As in that was when continental drift began. This would have caused the flooding Jimmy points out, but also caused a massive change in climate significant enough to change the Sahara from a verdant area to a desert with the change in water circulation. Yes, continental drift is not happening that fast NOW. But we really have no idea as to how fast it moved in the past and I don’t trust *anything* the gradualists say.

[@ryanedwards805]

@@ktrimbach5771 Yes i think rainforests have their own microclimates, and its actually the mould on the forest floors that makes it rain and keeps the water circulating locally (the spores attatch to evapoating water making it heavy so it rains and water is retained). Now even if the initial Tsunami didnt wipe out the forest, it would have messed with the water circulation by depositing salt where mould should be growing. If the existing trees were then cut down for any reason then newer trees would have a harder time regrowing, eventually you end up with desert and patches of salt. The entire process might have taken thousands of years. How do we turn the Sahara back green again? Remove the salt.

[@kengrow3992]

If you follow the flow from the Canadian border, Montana, you could see the split of the deluge to Columbia River where it went out at Portland and continues down washing off all the topsoil from the Mojave desert it looks a lot like this

[@Jalado86]

it's called a global flood...

[@kingcosworth2643]

Don't forget the elevation increase. That is one of the main arguments against the Richat Structure being Atlantis, But an aggressive elevation change could absolutely explain the land going from lush green to desert. Deserts are often quite high in elevation, that's why they get so cold at night.

[@charlesbeehner5378]

What a fantastic video.. If the History Channel was what it used to be you would be the head of a mystery history show.

[@pef118]

Make Bright Inside the host of a TV show now. History channel is listening?

[@pef118]

Travel channel?

[@concettaworkman5895]

It's crap, to keep everyone ignorant.

[@deanwalker7216]

History Chanel is a bunch of gold digging shows and street drag racing. Only show worth watching on it is the Oak Island one…but that’s technically “digging for gold” as well. Read books by trusted authors. From publishers not afraid to get something controversial into the record. Far better than television.

[@se7en910]

Yuk tv is like creating a Facebook account in 2023. Cringe. I'll stick with Jimmy.

[@glennwoolum9457]

Jimmy, I just wanted to drop a note to say that I really love what you're doing. The scientific community are always the last ones to come around when someone comes up with better theories and insights. This is especially true when it involves facts that upend the accepted view.

[@jonothandoeser]

I was always told that these were wind-driven "ripples" and that water was not involved.

[@boobalooba5786]

@@jonothandoeser And in the 10th century everyone was told the Earth was flat. Just because something is said doesn't mean it's accurate.

[@jonothandoeser]

@@boobalooba5786 Yes, yes, but this man is denying the documented conclusions of science!

[@jonasskjtt5542]

@@jonothandoeser well, science is a liar sometimes

[@markgomez5452]

I’m convinced!

[@neatomerlin396]

Love you, man! No doubt you have been through some shit in your life but your passion for this stuff and truth shines through! It’s very appreciated and I am honored to be a part of it! The truth can’t be hid forever and I’m super proud of your accomplishments that help all of us that wish to listen to better understand our true reality. Love ya, bro! Keep being rad! 💪🏻

[@deewekoms]

how the fuck are you honored you are clicking on a link, a like, a subscribe. Come the fuck down

[@celasss]

The images from space speak for themselves, this had to be an inconceivably huge amount of water. Great findings as always Jim 🙏🏻 I also wonder about the tsunami effects of the Burckle Crater event.

[@johnnyhotrod7777]

Obviously not by design, but your videos have led me down a path to biblical archeology and it’s been fascinating.

[@jaykay5580]

biblical archaeology is and oxymoron.

[@e.walker.01]

@jaykay5580 how so? Please substantiate your claim

[@J-Hue]

​@@e.walker.01 *3 months later*

[@e.walker.01]

@@J-Hue ikr, still no reply. I’m used to it on the internet, people make big claims against God and the Bible yet can’t support them

[@rodanone4895]

​@@e.walker.01are you kidding? hahahaha... the Bible is fiction. with some folk tale historical context. God.... which one? are you a Christian? oh, a young god... lol. you should do a deeper study of comparative religion. the original marvel versus dc. Dionysus makes wine.... well... so does jesus then... Jesus Christ literally means messiah anointed in oil. you don't think that is a little on the nose? religion. what a crock. amazing what this nonsense propels people to do.

[@paulc6966]

Jimmy one day you should crowdfund a documentary!! Your videos are worth their weight in gold already :) As for causes - comet impact? Polar displacement? Solar micronova? (Some say they have a 12,000 year cycle...)

[@thomasrodgers2291]

Bro, I have to say, you create and post some of the best content I've seen regarding these topics. There are definitely others out there that do as well, but I like the way that you explain your topics, the topics that you discuss, the connecting factors, etc. I feel your videos deserve the most exposure and anytime I can, I try to turn someone to them. Can't wait for the next video on Atlantis, keep them coming and take care brother!

[@matthewberner9732]

This-!

[@tttoms4763]

Do you have any recommendations for other channels like this? It so hard to find anything interesting on youtube anymore

[@sydneysimon7112]

Great to see your notification pop up! Thank you for another great video Jimmy!

[@tysonatkins2236]

You have many intriguing ideas, and they're certainly feasible, in my opinion. I appreciate how informative, and factual your videos are. There's so much about our world that even the most well read scholar is oblivious to, mostly because it hasn't been discovered, or to personal beliefs, conspiracies, etc.

[@burritodog3634]

i just want to say that although people may have built Atlantis on the Richat structure, the structure itself is natural. smaller Richat-like structures are found in the Sahara and they are volcanic in origin. if you look at 10:33 near the emi koussi crater there is another circular formation like the Richat one, near the center of the screen. This one is smaller and I dont think it even has a name, but it looks like a mini version of the Atlantis one.

[@joweydelanota7421]

@@burritodog3634 you are making amateurish correlations

[@erikwiversen667]

This is so wild! It’s so interesting how the 12,000-10,000 years ago mark keeps popping up in different areas of the world, both of events that might be connected and be isolated. Excited for the atlantis video!🤙🏼

[@cryyc]

Legend has it that 12.000-10.000 years ago was the time of the great flood that happened on a global scale. How did that happen though? A tsunami? A rise of the sea level? Climate change? Or perhaps at that time the magnetic northpole jumped back to its true position after wandering away from it for thousands of years just like it has been doing for a long time now and that sudden jump shook the entire planet for days, weeks, months or even longer. Take a glass of water, shake it quite fast and see what happens. Now imagine Earth is doing that with its oceans

[@XAnihilator]

There's a micro-nova every 12,000 years. It's not a comet Graham Hancock!

[@heyeverybody5616]

Pole shift

[@dr.krieger6563]

.....BALL LIGHTING!!

[@luketheswimmer]

We were highly advanced in our golden age. The moon was set into orbit and things went wrong. Caused a cataclysm

[@Gogol01]

Poles shift, Earth flips, inertia makes oceans and seas spill inland and we get what we see here. Good video :)

[@sala9324]

Yes. SuspiciousObservers. It's going to happen again. Looks like every 12,000 years or so.

[@Ariel_Celine]

Growing up I've always loved philosophy. I felt like a lot of modern philosiphers were non existent and whenever I questioned things it was seen as outlandish. You have given me hope and reignited this passion and yearning to learn all the secrets of the world. Not only from looking outside the box but looking at hard evidence and science. Thank you and keep it up! Look forward to your next video! :)

[@mcmacshalfilya]

The learning never ceases. And continues our entire lives...🤔

[@gotworc]

This guy is not a philosopher LMAO. I don't think you know what philosophy is. These videos are not about philosophy they're about archeology and history

[@JinnDante]

I really like how you persist through and speaking your truth based on logical findings. This channel never seems to disappoint. We should hold on the curiosity we had as kids and translate that into our adulthood lives.

[@disguisedcentennial835]

No such thing as his truth, just _the_ truth.

[@HITEKSTRANGER]

Muddy Waters.

[@JaykeMEllis]

@@disguisedcentennial835 amen…THE truth. Wtf is this your truth shit?

[@JamesMichael333]

So is that the flooding of Atlantis? Was that circular area ever examined/excavated to see if there are any objects there?

[@disguisedcentennial835]

@@JamesMichael333 you must be new to this channel. Well, luckily, he answers most of that. :) Check out his Atlantis series! He’s the one who rediscovered Atlantis and brought it back to the mainstream (an elderly couple discovered it in 2008 but went unnoticed; he mentions that in his series). His arguments are concrete and not just the typical “uhhhh city underwater durrrr.” He actually goes off of Plato’s description. The similarities are insane. It’s basically to a T. You’re gonna love that series! Just go to his playlists. :) Also, once you’re done, check out Indie Archaeology’s Atlantis videos. He actually went there after Bright Insight’s videos. Enjoy the rabbit hole dive hahaha

[@zacharyphillips9294]

You’re an awesome person, thanks for serving our country, your whole person adds to all this information as well. Genuine guy.

[@surajchandarana4314]

thank you jimmy as always!!

[@_edmoore]

This is great. I actually remember back in the mid 90s when I was in primary school I said to a teacher that Africa looks like a lot of water had washed over it cause of all the streaks going out to the Atlantic. Seems more and more evidence is stacking up that that is actually what happened.

[@TrollBot.]

I remember too as a kid looking at satellite pictures of Africa and thinking that too

[@jess_n_atx]

When i was a kid I thought chocolate milk came from brown cows

[@_edmoore]

@@jess_n_atx you mean it doesn't? 🤯😜

[@dontcomply3976]

Is it possible to work out which way the water was flowing?

[@_edmoore]

@@dontcomply3976 yeah it's possible.

[@BrightInsight]

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[@ZiggyDan]

Just what I need, thanks Jim.

[@Aknayelth]

Search about Tartary, talks about this flood aswell.

[@Aknayelth]

They know about this but hide this fact because it would destroy their false history narrative

[@chrissibersky4617]

I only got KZbin so I get worried when you don't post anything for this long. Glad to see you again. You're a hero.

[@AllFather-TheStoicGod]

Hope you were able to get your answer from Bro. Randall Carlson.

[@stevewhitson2006]

Great one Jimmy. I was educated in Geology (many years back) and when I pointed this out to a professor, he laughed but had no suggestion of the cause.

[@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701]

Id be willing to bet he said it was merely the result of long term erosion and seaway erosion. Because that's what it is... not surprisingly, long term desert wind erosion can often look very similar to water erosion. This is not a "mystery science cant figure out", geologists have a fairly good understanding of these ripples and you, the guy in this video and many others on youtube and across the globe often mistake "looks like" with "is" or "must be the same". I will always applaud people for their curiosity and wondering, but they have to be able to understand that "looks like" is a horrible method for discovery and examination. I also have this weird feeling that this guy is doing some kind of weird, stealth, back door creationism shit. Because too many of his video's hint at or even flat out suggest, Abrahamic (and only Abrahamic unless it can intersect with another myth) creationist myths.

[@ThisIsEduardo]

he who laughs last ... laughs best 😉

[@KhoirulArifin]

@@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701 i dont think you watched the whole video. there's something you missed.

[@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701]

@@KhoirulArifin What is it you think i missed?

[@stevewhitson2006]

@@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701 My previous work as a quaternary Geologist tells me that what Jimmy is putting forth here has lots to do with a massive hydrologic event. I don’t see any connection to Biblical texts here.

[@GypsySuitcase]

Happy Thanksgiving. I'm grateful for your insights. We don't care if the videos are perfect. We just love seeing there is a new Jimmy Episode!! Hope you have great holiday!! ✌️🦃🥳

[@tymesho]

I live in northern Michigan. Geologically, it's paradise for understanding what water has done to terraplane our planet. I knew 60 years ago "Everything's the Same". Simplistic sounding? Perhaps, but true none the less. Jimmy, outstanding work once again. I truly thank you.

[@John_Montgomery]

Grew up in Beulah Michigan.. as a child of the 1960s, they talked about the ice age and how it shaped Michigan. Glaciers melt at an accelerating rate. The more it melts, the faster it melts.. I'm not a climate change denier, but I can't help thinking that climate just is. Rather than what we're being sold..

[@tymesho]

John, indeed.

[@tymesho]

@@master2uall88 And we've had an extremely dry summer....

[@tomsmith8511]

Jimmy needs a series on netflix because these truth bomb video's need putting out there for millions more people to see and learn the history of our ancient past.

[@SouLG97]

Graham Hancock actually released a documentary on Netflix just now. Strong sensationalism vibes just like Jimmy's videos but equally as interesting and entertaining to watch! I believe Jimmy making a similar more detailed documentary about his theories would be amazing to see in the future to get more people to build some awareness about all these things!

[@skoomamuch356]

Netflix Ancient Apocalypse

[@dkoli]

Jimmy is basically ancient aliens

[@fujikofujio1367]

Just saw Grahams' series on Netflix, was hoping Jimmy was on it.

[@keepthechange2811]

Read the bible or continue the "mystery"

[@ChaosmanOne]

I know what happened. 25,000 years ago there were gigantic ice sheets that began to melt. Immense lakes of melted ice began to form in and on those ice sheets over the next 12,000 years. THEN, about 13,000 years ago, a COMET hit the earth in the Northern Hemisphere, breaking up in the atmosphere and impacting in 3 locations. One impacted near Iceland (the largest one) creating the Hiawatha crater. This piece was large enough to punch all the way through the ice and deep into the crust, ejecting huge amount of debris. The second impacted in what is now lower Canada, approximately where the great lakes are now. It was small, leaving behind no crater, but creating a huge crater in the ice sheet covering the region; it quickly filled with cubic MILES of water. The third impact was also small and impacted in what is now Russia, somewhere just east of Moscow. This piece was also relatively small, blasting away the ice sheet and creating another ice crater containing hundreds or possibly THOUSANDS of cubic miles of water. These meteorite impacts initiated the Younger Dryas event, a period of rapid cooling, that mostly affected the Northern Hemisphere, and lasted about 1000 years. The cooling was enough to "dam up" the melted water contained in the enormous ice sheets covering the region, but not enough to stop the ice sheets from melting overall. Over that 1000 years, the impact craters filled, each, with collectively 1000's of cubic MILES of water! In the meanwhile, humans began to civilize the land ever northward as the world warmed. They knew about the ice and it was a mythologized entity. They settled the Richat Structure and it quickly became the GRANDEST site of human civilization; the hub of humanity. Simultaneously, the ice continued to recede, the DAMS of ice, holding back 1000's of cubic miles of water, continued to get weaker and weaker until they each BURST! In what is now North America, the enormous ice lake flowed out into the northern United States creating Lake Agassiz over some time. The gigantic lake, filled with minerals and salt, flowed over the land, stripping away soil and decimating the ecology of the area. In the Atlantic Ocean, the cold, fresh water, flowed into the thermohaline circulation, sinking quickly down into the depths and was swept away to mix with the ocean waters. Finally, the Russian wall BURST! By far the largest of the ice lakes, the incredible TORRENT flooded across the Mediterranean Sea, across Libya, Chad, Algeria, Western Sahara, and Mauritania. A MILE HIGH wall of water rushed across the MOST IMPORTANT and most DENSLY POPULATED center of humanity, OBLITERATING the people, the culture, and even the Richat Structure itself! Why does it seem like humans had a "falling", losing their culture and technology? Because they did. Why are there stories of a global flood, destroying the "wicked"? Because there was. Why does mythology of a lost civilization called the Atlanteans exist? Because they did.

[@urbantree309]

This is exactly what I believe happened. I commented on the epic flood scarring clearly visible on google earth to be found in western siberia, china, the baltic region and even down to Burma and China and basically decimated the continent. It wasn't one impact but several and there were various inundations but the two biggie events were the initial impacts with catastrophic flooding and fires, followed by global cooling, increased glaciation then a second catastrophic flooding event once the ice dams eventually broke decades or centuries later when the climate warmed sufficiently.

[@gdox1]

It's even more possible that, what you are describing here , indeed happened , not within the time frame of years or decades , but within just a few days or weeks at most, should we take into account the massive water quantities that were injected to the atmosphere in the form of hot plasma and steam during the collision of hundreds of meteoric fragments that hit the northern hemisphere some 12,000 years ago !! A meteor shower , that had literally splashed over the Norther hemisphere, melting huge areas of the immense ice caps that were spreading from North pole, down to the mediteranean coastal zones of yugoslavia and greece, with the mediteranean basin being a salty close sea, during that period. The impact caused an immense amount of wildfires in the process right after the impacts wihin minutes. Some meteor fragments were so huge that they even managed to penetrate the two mile deep ice caps to form huge craters that were mostly eroded by water or covered by ice, afterwards . So, it's only logical , that the impact released millions of tons of melted material to space and also immense quantities of water , billions of tons that turned from plasma into vapor. A cloud of hot water vapor that covers the globe within a few hours , altogether with huge amounts of ash , shoot and melted rocks. Water vapor starts condensing when reaching the stratosphic heights , and then starts falling down after a few hours on a global scale, thus, aiding to put out most of the wildfires that had completely ravaged any existing fauna and flora in the meantime , as it so happens with the pyroclastic flows of hot shoot !! And, for a period described as 40 days and 40 nights of endless rain , this warm cataclysmic rainfall from the heavens is causing MASSIVE floods everywhere ! Moreover, it starts to refill the huge craters and voids that were created during the impacts, once again , but this time the water is not freezing at once , because the warmer waters are kept warm by the intense heat that was absorbed by the atmosphere during the evaporation phase, and the subsequent fallout of millions of bollides that were ejected to space during the impact and returned in the form of liquid lava.These secondary bollides are forming trillions of nanodiamonds in the process , that today we find into sendiments of the younger Dryas boundary! In the meantime, the immense rainfall is rapidly eroding the icesheet covers with the help of immense ice boulders that are let loose by all this havoc and work as gigantic grinders. Giant lakes are forming within days!! Subsequently , the remaining northern hemisphere ice sheets are starting to crack from within, and due to this heated water they rapidly erode both underneath and from above , so at some point the huge reservoirs of this melted water are catastrophically released causing a series of gigantic cataclysmic events, with tsunamis hundreds of meters high, that sweep and grind the entire inner landmarks of the continents of europe, asia and northern america , leaving behind these enormous scars we identify today , and filling abruptly the global oceans with so much water, that cause a sudden rise of the sea level of more than 150 meters upwards , drawning endless coastal settlements on a global scale within literally one night, thus, the stories of the Global Cataclysm are indeed , a horrific but bona fide event that caused the loss of billions of lives , humans , livestock and willife, yelding the mass extinction of large mammals . And when this was all over worst was yet to come: The thick layers of dust, gathered over the stratospheric heights, shade the sunlight producing a rapid fall of the global temperatures , initiating the beginning of the Younger Dryas era, that lasted more than a millenia, wiping out with the help of ice , whatever was left from the face of this earth of this lost, (pre?)Human civillization, that we now call , Atlantis.

[@johnmayes8729]

I'm sure this is why we have Halloween, broomstick being the comet, the dead etc Maybe Halloween is a time to remember those that perished...

[@howardandrews9593]

That's deep, and very interesting, wanna believe cuz it's certain and obvious that there were advanced people before us and something wiped them out

[@ISellSigals]

Definitely sounds possible

[@temchak]

Finally! I’m so happy you are here again!

[@subsonicproducer7040]

Hey Jimmy, thanks for this update! I watched you discussing this on JRE and saw the video’s of Randall. Amazing finds! To think that there is a group of people who already possess this information and just don’t share it with the public. Thank you for sharing 🙏

[@AngelofDeath333]

These sad ripples can be seen in the USA going as far inland as to the Grand Canyon. You should look into it, there is a lot more evidence of there being a world wide flood.

[@Douglas.kong33]

That ties in with all the religious stories of ancient floods

[@AngelofDeath333]

@@Douglas.kong33 yes exactly

[@daveriddlelin9327]

probably impact of asteroid or comet in deep ocean. there has been many in earths history

[@MFBloosh]

Scientists already know about the flooding that took places after the last ice age. The point is proving whether or not that same flooding destroyed civilizations that might have existed during that time.

[@AngelofDeath333]

@@MFBloosh probably due to an asteroid impact

[@dremaboy777]

Appreciate all your work, and time. Thank you.

[@aarons720]

Glad you are back

[@josegonzalez6231]

He never left lol

[@aarons720]

@@josegonzalez6231 2 months of not making videos says otherwise

[@gregg4600]

Fascinating! Kudos to your investigative work and scientific inquiry! 😊

[@matts6607]

Awesome stuff Jimmy. I also thought the same about this area. it looked like a huge tsunami washed across the continent. any civilization that was there, was washed out to sea and all records would be lost with it. it would be interesting to see what the debris field holds, but that would take more money than we had on earth to figure out. keep on providing the great videos!

[@whisthpo]

Totally agree and watching the channel here, and others on this subject, I've come to the conclusion that we aren't digging deep enough, (or cannot?) A LIDAR scan of the debris field(s) would be the least we could do!

[@ViperChief117]

Always a good day when Jimmy uploads a brand new video. Lol

[@thepowerofozone]

Jimmy's theories make more sense than those of conventional archeologists.

[@KickapooNinja]

Think of the people that lived in both the America's and Northwest Africa at the time. Also, isn't there whale bones somewhere in the area as well? Great to see another upload from ya Jimmy, keep up the great work 👍

[@maranscandy9350]

One might conjecture that great deposits of fossils were where drowned animals of a certain density dropped out of the water column and then became covered in deep mud.

[@clownindan]

Snagging your mom is also considered a whale bone

[@KickapooNinja]

@@clownindan so funny bro, hilarious in fact 🤓

[@thomasfholland]

@@KickapooNinja Actually there have been whale bones found in the Sahara Desert!

[@clownindan]

@@KickapooNinja whales need love too.

[@edwardwunsch5017]

Jimmy!! You have created one of the best channels to EVER exist on the internet and I'm so blessed to have discovered your content a few years ago. ✌😊 I've literally enjoy every single video you have posted and always walk away learning something. Thanks you so much for what you do and I wish the best in life! Much love❤

[@l33b80]

I do admire your continued research and time into the Sahara desert. Keep up the good work raising questions.

[@markopolo3435]

Thank you Jimmy for the enormous amount of time you invest in these very informative videos.

[@tzarnick1507]

Im 100% convinced u are right about the eye of the Sahara

[@genn.623]

Same

[@mrorangepeel659]

You’re not right about it being Atlantis. However, it’s clear that a huge volume of water has gone over it in recent times… probably 12,850 years ago. That salt can’t have been left from millions of years ago - it’s relatively recent. That same volume of water would have taken the top off the Richat Structure to give it the appearance it has today.

[@tzarnick1507]

@@mrorangepeel659 you have some proof or just a "woulda coulda"?? Where is Atlantis then, since you know?? You have some satellite imagery that's more compelling?? You have some maps where it says "Atlante" or "Atlantae" on them that are hundreds of years old??? I'll be waiting for your more compelling evidence.

[@amSuperFoxIIIVI]

I agree

[@mrorangepeel659]

@@tzarnick1507 Nice straw man. This is much the same for you… where is your evidence? You have nothing other than a list of similar geological and named features. That map is so poorly constructed that it could be talking about the mountain range that we already know about. You can’t get around the fact that Plato’s description of where Atlantis was located was by the Azores and the sunken land mass near to the mid-Atlantic ridge. Did you see that word right there…. ‘Atlantic’ which is very similar to ‘Atlantis’. The size given for Atlantis does not match the Richat Structure which is approximately the size of London. Also, the Atlanteans were mean’t to be a sea fairing civilisation. I’m open minded and I do see all these coincidences. I don’t know exactly where Atlantis was or what happened but obviously neither do you. I’m 95% it’s by the Azores and I’m 5% the Richat. I don’t believe it was anywhere else. That’s just a personal view because none of us know.

[@nevinnarraidu8608]

Absolutely brilliant analysis and attention to detail. Exceptional piece of work

[@lkentertainment8760]

Dude this is great work, you seem to be putting all the pieces together, really cool to watch you unfold this lost chapter in Human History. You've put together a large amount of compelling and connected evidence that tells a seemingly obvious story when told well; an Apocalyptic event (or events?) occurred that ultimately wiped out most, if not practically all, signs of advanced civilization. Well done man! Now for the real question. Randal Carlson put out a video about Gobeklie Tepe recently; in it he states that as soon as Gobeklie Tepe shows up, boom Agriculture shows up in the region as well. Therefor, he reasons, all Agriculture stems from Gobekli Tepe, the restart of Civilization essentially. My guess is there were probably a few other safe havens on the Earth, however, it still tells a true story, Agriculture and advanced building/technology in that region stem from that site. We also know from History that the ruling classes throughout the world have often been very concerned with bloodlines. So which bloodlines descend from Gobekli Tepe, cause it feels as though there are people on this planet that know far more than they're saying.

[@KibyNykraft]

GÖBEKLI TEPE. There are no "i"s in the pronounciation there in Tepe. It is e like in "red" in english. Not e like in the end of english words. The ö is the same as norwegian and danish ø. In some nations they write ö instead. This sound exists in english but only occurs in english once there is an r behind the vowel. For example in bird, first, curve, learning, surge, herd.

[@KibyNykraft]

Well there are of course certain cultural and lineage-heritage environments being very similar to one another, all through human history of civilization. But I think you exaggerate that point a bit :) When it comes to anyone hiding information, that would naturally be the most religious clergies who (those few who are) also have enough influence in society generally today, like the Vatican (their basement is full of stuff they care not to disclose to the public). Mostly most of science today will and can quite "easily" dig up the same data on many subjects like what religious clergies and similar ruler clans wish to stop or block. But it takes a lot of time. Generations passing really. Science is building stone on stone, slowly and patiently through empirical studies.

[@twinpeaksfanclub5493]

Gobekli Tepe is 12000 years ago. Bloodlines that control the world don't go back that far...They only go back to Troy in Western Anatolia (Wilusa) whose descendants founded ancient Rome and then some other nations including Britain (at least according to legend, France, and Germany.) No...these Atlantean bloodlines don't connect with the current ruling ones and that's the problem; that's why all this stuff is being covered up. If anything, Atlantis was probably founded by Black African people living in that area around Mauretania and Senegal (which would make Black Americans the descendants of Atlantis, along with the people living in Mali, Senegal, and Mauretania today.) Everything has been done and is being done to erase this history and make them look like the lowest of the low, considering the fact that today Mauretania and Mali are some of the poorest places on earth. But the Dogon knew of Sirius B before modern telescopes and had great knowledge of astronomy, so much so that one descendant of a Dogon Malian slave, Benjamin Banneker, helped George Washington lay out the astronomical map of the Capitol. These Trojan bloodlines, on the other hand, borrowed extensively from ancient Babylon and are followers of Aristotle, whose "sense perception extension" forms the background for the kind of Darwinistic, Malthusian scarcity mindset being so promoted today. Troy was an outer suburb of the Hittite Empire. These ruling elites follow Apollo which, I am told, was borrowed from Marduk. They do NOT connect to Atlantis at all. Nor do they connect to the Greeks, who were their ancient enemies and Greece is still oppressed today and slotted into a lower status today.

[@lacy454]

Very well done! The old school scientific and historic communities are shaking in their boots when you post a video! 👍

[@mcmacshalfilya]

I wonder what the conclusion will be. Or if there will even be a conclusion...?

[@stagbeetle195]

Dude! Jimmy, I'm so stoked that you came back to this topic. After hearing Randall talk about the Azores as a more plausible location for Atlantis, (and several other folks discounting the Richat as a possibility), I had become very skeptical of it's plausibility. You sticking to your guns and providing new information has totally made this location a viable (the most viable) option for where Plato's "lost city of Atlantis" again in my eyes! I appreciate these new details and thinking outside the box. Screw the naysayers, Marvelous Work ol' sport!

[@laattardo]

I love your videos and channel. You keep your work concise and well done. You don't upload every day and when you do, the information is spot on

[@theodoroslalias5306]

Great video Jimmy ! The dots are really connecting . Keep up with more interesting info and videos.

[@everettmittan6719]

Would love to see some under water digs of the sediment area. It might be highly unlikely possible to do, but I wonder what they'd find.

[@CH-gb7hf]

This is brilliant Jimmy.

[@jdredd8152]

Jimmy from Bright Insight is the best. Love his videos and thought provoking content.

[@ZiggyDan]

Great stuff, Jim. I wonder if the so-called Desert Kites are markers for lost structures below the sands.

[@andrewderksen3342]

Love your videos 👍👍 A Global Flood clearly and easily explains all of these fantastic events all across the world And this flood falls nicely into your 6-12,000 year time table 👍 And I think the scientific community ignores this because it strengthens the biblical claim They do this with a lot of amazing geography finds.... 😬

[@tizianonakamader8177]

I guess that who ever wrote the Genesis didn’t simple come up with the story … probably they were reporting something that happened in the past … they just added a religious explanation, but that doesn’t make it not worth listening.

[@EdKidgell]

@@DMBlade4 We do?

[@andrewderksen3342]

@@DMBlade4 if you say so ....

[@roka102]

Exactly! Great point

[@stevebaker9928]

Almost every ancient culture in the entire world has a flood myth, and they choose to ignore that as well.

[@BIG_C]

Brilliant 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾

[@battlebirdbricks8892]

My excitement could not be contained when I say you had uploaded a new video! Incredible and thought-provoking work as always! Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into these!

[@deewekoms]

please do contain yourself

[@battlebirdbricks8892]

@@deewekoms I tried, it was impossible

[@MrFaouzz]

Amazing! Just this week I was on google maps looking at these ripples and patterns in the sahara and trying to figure out how they were created. This video sums it up perfectly! Makes you wonder how much human history was destroyed by this event. And how much might still be buried and undiscovered in the sahara

[@tanincollins2143]

Thousands of years of wind produce the same effect - I enjoy a lot of jimmy's videos, but this one is explainable... these ripples are caused by a multitude of forces, not exclusively water

[@Cho11y10]

@@tanincollins2143 good point. But what about the salt?

[@tanincollins2143]

@@Cho11y10 I don't doubt that it was underwater at one point or another, but I'm just saying that a tsunami that big is just excessive.. I think we'd see widespread effects from that in many other areas besides Northern Africa. And who knows? Has it been identified as marine salt? Lots of salts exist that occur outside of water (i.e. rock salt)

[@Droggarth]

This is amazing. More people should be aware of this. Truth is right in front of the eyes and yet some choose to be either blind or ignorant arseholes about it. I've got a short fuse and mental health issues and I have no patience to deal with people so I've stopped sharing your videos with most people. I love your videos Jimmy! Also you're a great/good person, you're enthusiasm and positivity is contagious and that's good!

[@burtpanzer]

I find the simple fact that they don't want to know and can't accept anything else, surprisingly stupid.

[@blainecasey5190]

Agreed

[@RanD0mCity]

Dude, how did you put this all together. Much respect for finding the clues.

[@Sunfell]

Ben Davidson put a link to your video on his daily show, which brought me here. I've been interested in ancient disasters for many years, and it is gratifying to see that there are smart and curious people putting the puzzle pieces together. Google Earth is a great tool for finding such things. It's clear that something massively catastrophic happened which ended the last flowering of humanity, and we're only just figuring out what that was. An expidition to that massive slide off Mauritania might yield clues and maybe even hard evidence of what was washed away. Perhaps core samples might reveal them. As for Atlantis, a deeper reading into Plato's retelling makes me think that it was a global empire, not just one city. Maybe their architectural style for the various capitol cities was circular, and the Richat and other circular structures were part of that cultural imprint. What other secrets and surprises are buried under those Sahara sands and under the ocean? We need to get more folks interested, because it's clear that we have massive cyclical disasters that have entirely wiped away incredible human civilizations, reducing them to myth and legend. How far are we from the next one?

[@alexs7671]

Suspicious Observers KZbin channel has some interesting theories

[@brettemurphy]

Just dont type Ea.rth cru..stal dis..placement

[@SuperSSystem]

I have known those two for years. We can just connect the dots here and the panic is rushing your back along with the goose bumps. Then we realize that there are many important facts about our earth that we did not even think. And the next flip can be occurred the next approx. 3-5 years to come as Ben says. "No fear" Just prepare yourselfs :D

[@KibyNykraft]

Several major rock impacts happened. Over a large timespan. From the one in the Arctic 11000 to 12500 years ago (Hiawatha crater) and onwards there were several smaller and bigger. The worst of course in Earth's history of primary evolution of species was the one finishing off most of the dinosaurs 65 million years ago. So yes there were ancient civilizations just like ancient history writings tell us. That is why you will find similar names and cultural symbols in both mesoamerica and egypt. (old pre-mayan and mayan societies in mesoamerica) . Consider the time of only 100 years between the Tunguska asteroid smash and the Chelyabinsk smaller one in the 2000s. From time to time this naturally happens.

[@goatcheese2174]

Hopefully not long

[@zakuradragon]

This is one of the most fascinating archaeological evidence about the Sahara's mysterious recent past! Amazing job on the hours of research and details Jimmy!

[@chuckstone205]

Hey Jimmy so I was watching videos on the channel mysterious middle east, specifically the one exploring Ireland's possible middleeasetrn roots and they pleasantly credit your channel bright insight with connecting Mauritania and the eye with Atlantis, made me so happy to see someone I follow who deserves recognition for things they deserve, instead of trying to make it their own. If you haven't already give it a watch, just had to stop and give you a shout out. Love your work, keep it up, lots of us look forward to your videos and hearing your thoughts on the world and history. Thanks Jimmy.

[@VideoRawDog]

Sad thing is, that instead of looking into it, like science it's supposed to be done, some "expert" will debunk this using some random argument and trying to make fun of the evidence. I bet KZbin wont take long before pining a link to a wikipedia page.

[@markgomez5452]

Your research is incredible. Unlike academics, you are synthesizing all the evidence. Looking forward to next one.

[@OldManJimmy1]

Great fact-finding video Jimmy, Ben from SuspiciousObservers Channel recommended this video and I agree with Ben's theory of the poles sifting every 12K years approximately is what occurred to cause this flooding.

[@nulldude782]

As a 61 year old geologist, I love seeing this. The people who deny the forces that created the current surface of the Earth are so cute. They love to claim ‘that never happened’ to so much of Earth history. Truth is you can never prove something didn’t happen in the past, all you can do is find evidence of what did happen. Read classical geology when people simply described what they saw and didn’t have an agenda. What geologists know and what the public thinks are two completely different things. I love being a geologist and I do not care what other people think, their opinions have no bearing on reality or truth.

[@alexs7671]

Would love to get an idea of "what geologists know" vs what the public thinks (short of doing a geology degree). Any worthwhile books, papers you'd recommend?

[@nulldude782]

@@alexs7671 Honestly, any introductory Geology text book, particularly geomorphology will give you what you need to figure things out for yourself. Geologists love theories, but no one can prove anything, so we ponder and love the arguments and questions and uncertainty. There isn’t secret knowledge, but a way of thinking. Too many people look at something and assume it was caused by one process when in fact it is the result of something else. For example, contrails; people say contrails are chemtrails and cause clouds and change the weather when in fact contrails are the first sign of a weather front moving in, like halos around the sun or moon predict changes in weather, they form from the weather, they don’t cause it. Anyway, the most valuable lesson my Geology 101 prof said was, geology does not record the quiet days, it records the punctuations.

[@Decebal825]

@@nulldude782 "Geologists love theories" i see you are one of those people who dont know what theory means in science LOL

[@tiffanymorales1088]

Jimmy, if we look at the total collection of theologians' and creationists' beliefs, the great flood must have landed between 9,000 and 12,000 years ago. So, this really does corroborate the Genesis story although dates vary between the creationist beliefs. Great video! Always have been a huge fan!

[@Rob-cm9jr]

Not the same flood. The Adamites left Ghana around 6400 years ago to the twin rivers and a handful of generations later another flood occured. It is my family and I know our history far earlier than what the text presents.

[@Mudguaard]

If you look at Google Earth you can see canyons all across the northern hemisphere deep under water that are obviously made by running water. See my thoughts above in the conversation.

[@SS-bu8ez]

Yep it does

[@choyastigph]

Genesis is just a copy of sumerian tales

[@Realaudiosith]

You are brilliant. Thanks so much for all of the research you do.

[@DexterGrohl]

Would be interesting to dig/investigate the sediment deposit sites in the ocean to see if there’s anything buried, confirming an entire civilization was swept away.

[@asura8495]

thats a lot of material to dig through

[@scott3065]

@@asura8495 But a great idea ❗😊

[@outlander234]

@@asura8495 If only we werent stuck in this shitty psystem we live in we could have diverted resources and done just that.

[@bickyboo7789]

A drought caused a lake to dry up in the Arab peninsula can't remember exactly but I think Yemen. That revealed a small settlement made of stone dated like 4,700ish years ago. I cannot remember any other I watched a video about this probably two years ago. Also that underwater temple divers found off the coast of Japan for another example. Water levels are always changing its not improbable.

[@isawamoose]

Jimmy, One fun little piece of detail about your whole Atlantis series -- just a short while after you dropped your first Richat video, the Aquaman movie released and had the main characters seek the Lost city of Atlantis...which was smack in the middle of the Sahara sand dunes. Folks in Hollywood/CIA definitely know what's up

[@knowledge4741]

Conditioning. Look it up, that has been happening for over 20 years with our media.

[@Fjallkloka_Aventyr]

I know what you mean but just to be correct, it wasn't atlantis that was under the sand in the movie.

[@isawamoose]

@@Fjallkloka_Aventyr I swore they said Atlantis! Haven't seen the film since the first viewing though so who knows

[@Fjallkloka_Aventyr]

@@isawamoose Yeah Atlantis is the capital of the fishfolk that is aquamans people. The ruins they found under the sahara was some other more ancient city.

[@isawamoose]

@@Fjallkloka_Aventyr "Totally-Not-Atlantis-tis"

[@MarshaShelley-t3n]

The last time the poles flipped was about 12,000 years ago so that might just be some of the evidence left.

[@nomad5375]

Your videos have completely changed my view of history. Thank you!

[@drnobody418]

It's because of this channel that my believe in Atlantis grows. I've never come across any other channel that presents such cohesive and well done research about the theory. Well done!

[@mi5tafreeman]

Agreed. Unfortunately, Jimmy's channel is being attacked with a bunch of Christian scientist nutcase bots lately.

[@stig]

@@mi5tafreeman

[@FoilPowell]

Randall Carlson... Now you know. Enjoy

[@bencooperneshariym2116]

Imagine the size of the tsunami waves. A thousand feet high? A couple thousand? Hard to imagine.

[@Brzypoint]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2jXqWtqiNKoeas Here's an idea of what to expect...

[@MasterChiefSha]

Watch interstellar or 2012 haha lol

[@danpetitpas]

I'm guessing a mile high.

[@chrismerryman8512]

I'm glad you're still doing this Jimmy.

[@_Dovar_]

You never fail to amaze. Different continental lines, an old inland sea in the middle of Sahara, Noah's Flood, a massive tidal anomalies...

[@mindleaves]

Yup :)...the flood

[@Barbaric8]

I too believe that all of this ties into the Story of the Prophet Noah and the Great Flood of his time.

[@ktrimbach5771]

While you’re at it consider the possibility that continental drift started around 2700BC. This could help explain submerged cities, forests and possibly the destruction of Atlantis

[@lausdeo4944]

@@ktrimbach5771 Perhaps connected to Peleg (in his days the earth was dividied)?

[@baldr2510]

@@ktrimbach5771 2700bc is completely off, atlantis sunk 9500bc-11500bc

[@kyleholmes8230]

I really appreciate the work you do, Jimmy. You've convinced me of many things but I'm interested in how wind affects those ripples as well. They must have been formed initially by water but 10,000 years of wind must have made them larger? Or maybe they were even bigger to begin with, which would be scary considering the amount of water it would take to create something like that.

[@FoilPowell]

Crustal displacement theory, look into it...

[@kevinfisher1345]

Wind can create them all alone, so uhm yes wind would affect them. They likely WERE created by wind to begin with. Smh! Guessing no one has ever seen sand dunes in their life. You can literally watch the wind create them at times. Wind would usually make them bigger, not smaller.

[@Fl0yd]

@@kevinfisher1345 yeah, the sacred salty wind of old....

[@kevinfisher1345]

@@Randomstuff33688 It does not matter what was covered in the video. He is not a geologist. He apparently has never watched ripples being created right in front of his eyes. Wind can do this whether it is in sand or hard dirt. And it is not uncommon. For the same reasons that waves can create the same thing, again all over this planet. It is called physics and nature. No amount of trying to explain it away will compete with the realities of physics and nature. So if he admits it can be done by liquid (water), he has also naively admitted it can be done by wind. But hey if you want to believe what was covered in the video and be ignorant of such a topic, your choice I suppose.

[@galosengen856]

Any chance you're going to get into the Carolina Bays (which also stretch to parts of Nebraska) that point towards an impact in the Wisconsin/Great Lakes glacier, chucking that glacial ice across the continent? Maybe a good indication of rapid ice melt, sea level rising, temperature change, and setting the entirety of North America on fire to kill of the Mega flora and fauna. Certainly discussed by Carlson and Hancock.

[@sala9324]

See Antonio Zamora's KZbin channel regarding Carolina Bays. Great information. It's clear that the Cataclysmic cycle has more than one Cataclysmic event at a time. Also see SuspiciousObservers yt channel.

[@galosengen856]

@@sala9324 Right on man! I appreciate the reccs

[@TruthSayer2007]

The worldwide flood. Period.

[@hoosierpatriot2280]

More evidence of the great flood! Well done Jimmy! You are my absolute favorite youtuber! Of any subject!

[@solooutlawz2685]

Great evidence you've gathered there Jimmy but I'm surprised you haven't mentioned the Tenoumer Crater in Mauritania and other impact craters in that area especially considering Tenoumer is geologically young, ranging in age between roughly 10,000 and 30,000 years old. Once Tenoumer’s origin as an impact crater was understood, geologists began to wonder whether it resulted from a multiple impact event.

[@dilbertfirestorm4851]

yes this would make sense. there would be a major impact site from a comet or meteor at the north pole which would lead to other multiple impact sites just from the debris. this is the only way to get massive flooding at world wide scale. these northern hemisphere glaciers were at least 2 miles high. think about how much melted water that was locked in there waiting to breakout.

[@solooutlawz2685]

@@dilbertfirestorm4851 👍

[@joecrowe7062]

Jimmy,in New Hampshire anywhere you see groups of pine trees if you dig down there are sand dunes everywhere up here,i looked at pictures from the 1920s and there are no trees its just sand dunes everywhere up here,i believe this

[@charlievegas8497]

Randall blew my mind with that podcast. I think I've rewatched that about 10x

[@mrvax2]

Good work Jimmy. The Bible tells us about a massive flood in early human history.

[@MikeHarris-rz6yr]

Brilliant investigative work Jimmy. Greece and Turkey are very tectonic and earthquakes occur frequently on numerous faultlines. There is also a huge rift valley (faultline) in East Africa. But those ripples require a huge displacement of water. Definitely something worth looking into further. Keep up the great work. 👍🏻

[@tlheingrunst]

Pole flip every 12,000 years, coming up in our near future.

[@Aknayelth]

Resets,That's what destroyed Tartary and Atlantis, but the people at that time knew about it and tried to survive buildings Star Fortress (search it up, won't be long), we are the worst humans yet because our own leaders hide our history.

[@magicM526]

No that's some suspicious observers pseudoscience right there ☠️

[@quantumbyte-studios]

How does a pole flip move so much water southwest

[@Atlas_dhj]

The timeline of Atlantis is very interesting because you'd know if you look at the history of events that Solon met Sonchis of Sais 600 BCE and was told about Atlantis. Sonchis told Critias about it, and in 400 BCE, Critias told Socrates about Atlantis in their symposium. This would also be about the same time that Plato would write about Atlantis around 370 BCE. So, for an accurate frame of reference, we should consider the time Critias told Socrates about Atlantis that got Plato to write about it. Plato said Atlantis existed some 9,000 years before his age (400 BCE to 370 AD), which would be from our point of reference about 11,400 years ago, the year that the Mauri slide complex was said to have formed right at the cost of Mauritania according to that geological study.

[@grim_bbx2241]

Jimmy is right

[@Metal_Beard]

So happy to see a video! Realized we hadn't heard from you in a long time and got worried. Glad you are okay!

[@ybtech]

Hi Jimmy! Lookup a YT channel called Suspicious Observers. Specifically his global catastrophe series. You may find your answers there regarding crustal displacement and periodic magnetic pole reversal. The crust slips and the ocean sloshes first forward and then back. Thanks for your great videos. Always thought provoking. Keep up the great work.

[@hadleymon1303]

I’m a Suspicious Observers follower. I agree he has the answers bright insight needs.

[@Atakir1984]

Jimmy is familiar with the channel, he references it in the video regarding the Adam & Eve story Classified book.

[@ybtech]

@@Atakir1984 Thanks. I was not aware of that. I guess his questioning was more rhetorical and possibly to incite comments. It worked. LOL I commented. Cheers!

[@Atakir1984]

The Adam and Eve story video is a great one to watch dates line up with the dates here for the destruction of whatever used to be the Richat structure and the surrounding Sahara.

[@ybtech]

@@Atakir1984 Very cool. I will look it up. I try not to miss any of his videos, but maybe that one got past me. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@Liz-cmc313]

My mind is blown. I can't imagine what could cause a massive tsunami but a meteor or the like hitting earth.

[@AL-hz7fg]

Does the biblical flood possibly fit into this narrative?

[@crow2989]

@@AL-hz7fg A lot of religions that as far as we know developed separately mention a great flood. I believe that humanity was very global with sea faring capabilities and quite advance. Similar architecture around the world, similar symbols across religions they should have never interacted. There could have very well been a much more united humanity that was global and under a single mother religion that then experienced the great flood that reset overall humanity splitting them apart. But they had there mother religion that over time developed their own traits. For many cultures, religion and history are the same thing. I’m sure the library of Alexandria would have answer a lot of our questions had it not been burned twice

[@aszabat8226]

Thanks so much for your work, especially in bringing this to the public. I was working with students in the last years of the 1990s trying to research the evidence available at that time. None of the theories worked very well with Plato’s descriptions. Your information clicks so well!

[@DTTTTTTEEEEEECCCCCHHHHH]

This is just soul reviving stuff, i mean seriously. Its like almost no matter who you are or what you’re going through, this is exciting stuff that can give us hope. The Creator is finally allowing everything to fall into place it seems

[@gyros69420]

what about the war in ukraine, what is falling into place there?

[@thedaily30]

@@gyros69420 I don’t particularly agree with the OP, but you shouldn’t believe everything you see on tv

[@josefrybar5991]

@@thedaily30 yep

[@HiiiGHLIFE1]

@@gyros69420 the news you see about the War is American propaganda.. You don't know what's happening shut up

[@gyros69420]

@@thedaily30 Do you believe there is a war going on in Ukraine?

[@SpeedSmith]

You should also check out the sand dunes in the middle of Australia. The Canning Track has a very large number of them for example. Could they be produced in the same way?

[@aaronscranton9575]

Often mainstream science doesn't report on things that would cause panic. Things that might include crustal displacement for instance. Or something on a roughly 12,000 year time scale that recurs and last happened about 12,000 years ago.

[@sharonholdren7588]

Jimmie, your work is always intriguing and you are not afraid to ask the hard questions or challenge the "experts."

[@Bacardibatman]

Thought provoking vid as always Jimmy, i know the timelines for Santorini/Thera eruption doesn't line up but could it have previously done the same but larger. (and santorini/thera was left over/ formed after) i mean the direction of flow SW across the Sahara would mean it to be near as a Point of origin

[@Eye_Exist]

I just wanna say Thank you, Jimmy, for doing this amazing work. There's no way I can thank you enough for doing this, you are truly a real warrior, infinite respect 💪💪

[@bosse641]

The Great Flood that Noah experienced ?

[@bengraham5699]

yes

[@OGPatriot03]

It certainly is compelling to me.

[@OmNamoBhagavate]

There's a super volcano sitting in the middle and on the bottom of the mediterranean sea, it's called Marsili and It last erupted 3-5.000 years ago. This may have created the mega waves you talked about. We also know that the Santorini volcano exploded right in the same time frame. 🙏

[@miluxze]

I’m no scientist, but I’m also not an idiot. I’m now 100% convinced. It’s so frustratingly obvious the general collective has the wrong idea about Africa’s history, it’s embarrassing what information is passed around as fact. Presenting all of this in a way that makes sense can’t be easy, especially because it seems the evidence just keeps coming. Love your work.

[@albertperson4013]

When "the Earth turns over", it is theorized that it is from the regular magnetic pole shifts due to heating from the Sun and galactic electric currents on regular 12,000 year intervals at the boundary of the crust and upper mantle. As that boundary liquifies, the weight distribution of the continents adjusts accordingly, causing the heaviest areas to relocate to the 'equatorial bulge', caused by the centrifugal force of the rotation of the Earth.

[@leahlemieux]

Always great food for thought--so many puzzle pieces coming together--thanks Jimmy!

[@gabrielprandini2629]

You're awesome Jimmy! Your videos are the best thing on KZbin. Now, those ripples can't be created by wind?

[@Fl0yd]

And the salt deposits? The sediment deposited just off coastal Mauritania?

[@gabrielprandini2629]

@@Fl0yd sure, that can't be the wind. But the ripples can, agreed?