Tartarian Truthers || BONUS FEATURE || Lightning Ridge

JoJo visits Lightning Ridge in outback NSW, one of the only places in the world where the rare black opal can be found.

[@angelikaesterhuizen1691]

💜💜💜🙏💜💜💜🦂💃🇿🇦💜 I could stare at Opals, all day. They are the most beautiful stones. 💝 Thanks for the great show. 🙏💜

[@stevie-jaderoberts955]

its official i have binged all of your podcasts and Im down the rabbit hole. Doing my own sifting and learning. Thanks for your amazing vides ladies.

[@thedarkmoon2341]

Lightning ridge is a very appropriate name. The opals are formed during large electrical discharges, and it is obvious that much of the surface of Australia and the rest of the world has been subject to to electro-magnetic forces on a huge scale. A solar proton storm caused by a micro-nova may be responsible.

[@glennllewellyn7369]

Rubbish.

[@TrailofTruth]

Nothing on earth is two million years old, the earth has only been here for seven thousand.

[@cliveblacksheep2522]

Excellent show JoJo, you are spot on, extreme pressure and heat create all gemstone’s, possible in a very short period of time. Possibly stained glass, yes quite possible. Most impressive you are. Have you heard about the massive earthquake of 1755, it was felt across not less than 4 million miles, it has been called the Lisbon earthquake. God bless you Amen

[@cloudattack3279]

My theory is after the great flood, the masses of collected animals carcasses that would have pooled together upon receding waters, thus the blood and internals seeped into these seams underground, and over time becoming silica based. If you buy a piece of clean cut steak from the butcher, move it in the sunlight and watch as you see it shimmer just like the beautiful black opal. I’ve met Amigo, and he is very fit for his old age. The opals I have found over the years have play on colour that far exceeds what would be that of stained glass theory. But I love the conjecture. Great work!

[@rosered3919]

Cool. You girls will LOVE to visit Paranella Park, the castle south of Cairns, near Tully. The history of the heyday culture in the area is wonderfull.

[@lozzielou]

Just moved to Townsville and I really want to go there!

[@mareebrazier878]

I went to Lightening Ridge as a young child in the 70's and it's a place that I always think about. You make a very good point about melted stained glass Jo Jo. Another great video. YaHuWaH BaRaKaH you Sister 💞🙏🌸

[@DekeSimmons]

Learning the truth about our history is to me most important to right our history for all who care. Thanks again for all your hard work. God bless.

[@lozzielou]

I didn’t get to see much when I went but I loved Lightning Ridge, it has a certain vibe about it.

[@drumstick74]

It's so fascinating to see the 'hidden gems' of Australia you show us. Thanks for letting JoJo's narration stand on itself and using music in the breaks. 👍

[@gheart8278]

Have a small place in the opal town of Pedro Segundo Brazil. Scary lightning storms! Hmm, wonder if there is a plasma connection? I'm guessing half the mines on Earth are looking for treasure within past melted everything.

[@lanceduke3522]

Happy to be JoJo's road trip off sider..

[@d-nice8834]

Plasma Apocalypse .....parsnips..??? I mean perhaps??

[@travelbug4536]

More and more people are talking about the mudflood. Not sure I want to know the whole truth on this occasion!

[@achebwahs1111]

Haven't forgot about you Jojo. Been out and about in Ballarat and surrounds. Scratching for secrets longing to be found. 😉 Will email soon..

[@gHOSTbITCHES]

omg, hope you get to go underground and see the lost town for what it was beforehand... *fingers crossed

[@TartarianTruthers]

Hey mate, Casey is going to be in Ballarat in a couple of weeks time, she'd love to get some great content for an episode on Ballarat 😊

[@lukekendrick4271]

I went here to visit my mum who worked as a nurse their for a stint. Was a very trippy little town and very memorable moments. Cool to see it appear on your channel

[@Annie6460]

Can’t wait for the next episode!

[@jordankodiak6956]

Thank you great informative video

[@tamaustralia4949]

Was just talking to a mate about lightning Ridge... Cant waken him up yet but trying

[@matt79hz]

Imagine if he could just agree he's been lied to.. That's all we need - the rest writes itself.

[@tamaustralia4949]

@@matt79hz thanks.. Well said... And good luck to you and yours from me and mine bruva or sista ❤️💪

[@dn744]

Thanks 😊

[@fakepwi]

I watched a KZbin video the other day where some rich people sent the rock formations that look like Giants in for DNA testing. And the stone is actually comprised of human DNA. I wonder if there's any tests we could run on opals or to find some rich people to do it

[@azyhbe]

always wondered about Lightning Ridge, thank you for this episode

[@thesatisfiedcustomer4869]

Great work JoJo ! Whilst Stacy is gallivanting around in her combi 😄you are putting work in 💪 Keep grinding JoJo - you are doing a great job - and we look forward to the return of the dynamic duo in due course 🙌

[@TartarianTruthers]

It's Casey, I don't have a combi and I haven't actually left yet, but we will be together again soon 😜

[@mpoweru6512]

Wow! You raise some interesting and thought provoking questions. Love your work

[@TartarianTruthers]

Thank you!

[@timothydillow3160]

It does not take millions of years to form oil coal precious gems a single plasma event would melt the elements with a fervent Heat.

[@an_undestroyer]

a local comparison to your castle here is Bishop's Castle in San Isabel Colorado. i have seen the improvements over time this guy has stood sgainst government codes to keep it in the familly. very interesting.

[@Happymobilejj]

The name fits too, suggests to me it was hit by weaponised lightning and melted and dustified the civilisation there.

[@jenniferrobertson9097]

Jo Stewart,I have often wondered how they get rid of us.

[@genxmamabear5965]

I always thought 💭 opals were fossilised squid 🦑???? And the inland sea was the reason they are there 🤷🏻‍♀️🤔🤔🤔

[@iammichael6943]

Nice work 👍

[@caronwilliamson951]

Hoping to take another trip up upto the middle again with new eyes

[@PoliceStateRadio]

great vid! i love it when you and casey are on just to hear you say.." what do you think jojo?" looking forward

[@PaulCapello]

Paul Cook brought me here! Your content is super fresh and the productions are excellent! God Bless from Texas! ❤ Double flat thumbs × infinity

[@johnwhitehouse7577]

Love ya work

[@mattlag8558]

Wonderful!!!

[@angelsong7730]

Looks like my kinda place! 💜

[@realistically-r7g]

Awesome,Tones NZ.

[@shemways8466]

Opals are from the tears of the Yowie! It is known.

[@madeleinenassis2617]

Very amazing thank you love your channel.

[@MyHealingShelf]

That shaft that went to a "lower level" looked like a possible window or door...intriguingly like a raw mud flooded opening. 🤔 Ooooohhh, melted stained glass windows. Now you're thinking you brilliant beautiful woman!

[@rebeccaharvey7333]

Can someone please explain the significance of red bricks? Thank you both. Really giving my brain a workout.

[@stopiwanttogetoff8749]

They say all life, trees, animals, humans etc used to be Silica - that why all was gigantic - maybe the opals are the product of our light and energy as silica beings.

[@ivanmectin9106]

what about the many dams. they seem to made of megalithic stones and have giant doors.

[@illarialee7807]

Mud Fossils University you tube channel has very interesting information on opals and other fossils 👍

[@darcycorboy3262]

😂👏brilliant!

[@millstoneridgecryptid]

Would love to see a video about megafauna which I believe existed in Tartarian times and megalania which still exist.

[@TartarianTruthers]

I really want to delve into megafauna and giant Tartarian’s for sure. Not much information out there though

[@tarapayne4945]

💜🥀💜🥀💜🥀💜🥀💜

[@lennymears672]

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[@tonydickson7193]

Hi Jo Jo love your shows What's with the "666 Special" on the old bus? Looking forward to more of your great mind awakenings

[@quatermass8]

Opals are made from melted stain glass windows. That's a huge stretch. Just because it 'looks' colourful. How about some actual evidence?

[@I_know_it_I_sew_it_I_grow_it]

Opal is a composite of silica which makes her wonder what melted stained glass looks like. You want evidence for what she wondered?

[@-cat-2244]

How about you go look for evidence yourself. The lies you uncover when you do your own research is astonishing, you should try it...

[@TartarianTruthers]

Imagine if an inland sea did once run through Lightning Ridge, the shoreline dotted with sandstone buildings much like our old world cathedrals. Then a cataclysmic event occurs which completely annihilates this land and all that remains are fragments of glass? Just a thought....

[@quatermass8]

​@@TartarianTruthers It’d be pretty easy to find evidence with regards to the presence of lead where ever there's opal, plus using mass spectrometry to see if there's any other compounds in Opal associated with the ancient dyes used. Otherwise you'll be wondering forever! It's a little like wondering if those tree stump-like mesa’s were once giant tress. Poetic imagery yes. However finding fossilised plant cells and ordered structures within those rocks would provide evidence. The proponents haven’t done this analysis.

[@quatermass8]

​@@-cat-2244 Look for myself? Highly unlikely there's any thing to it, so there's no point. Just one of many reasons is: if there were 100's of grand buildings in the Opal mining areas, including the people that built and inhabited them, Aboriginal people would have included this in their rich oral history.

[@1_dirty_rotten_imbecile695]

Top Shelf Tartarian Truthers, Much 🙏🏻💛 Always Respect. 😎👊🏻🤙🏻

[@juliustetevano6113]

Damn I'm running out of content to watch I think this is my last video of yours to watch :(

[@TartarianTruthers]

There is one every Saturday at 530, not too long to wait 😁

[@andrewsmith8637]

Amego was charged recently with murder

[@genxmamabear5965]

Do tell!

[@davidhusband5022]

vertical video again??? seriously?

[@gargoyle2585]

The Thunderbolts Project The Electric View TessClark*MythosDecoded Greg Jay channel 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@rell7773]

Please don't imply that that Castle, was not built by the Italian guy! It quite obviously was, coming from a family of stone wall builders, that Castle could have quite easily have been built by a single man in 40 years. Yep there is a lot of weird sh@&$ out there, but modern man is not completely incompetent, well not until the last 10 years anyway.

[@TartarianTruthers]

Most definitely not! I really thought this would more-so resemble what I believe our early settlers would’ve built not our giant old world structures. Sorry if it didn’t come across that way.

[@Happymobilejj]

It doesn't have to be either/or he could have re-built on the half-destroyed structure from the pile of blocks that were lying in the surrounding area

[@rell7773]

@@TartarianTruthers nah sorry if I seem accusing. Just you make some really great points in your videos about the abilities of the labour force and the skills required to make some of these buildings. There were a lot of skilful people around 50 100 years ago, far more skillful and artistic than today. Did they make these buildings in these time frames and with the tools they had ??? That Castle was pretty slapped together! Maybe he rebuilt it ? While I'm chatting, have you looked at the Bendigo cathedral? My family went for a trip there last year and we were looking into any building photos, but found nothing but modern images. Considering its rather late completion in 1970s, the pride that Bendigo had in it's building and Bendigo would have had a large news paper back in the day with the gold rush population and money, there are zero construction pictures I can find online, kind of weird.

[@TartarianTruthers]

@@rell7773 no we haven’t looked at Bendigo yet. I think Casey might get down there soon. Will definitely look into the cathedral. Thanks

[@darrenmarney8577]

Opals are exceptional in value for 3 reasons 🙃 Miner to sellers to buyers & the Opals are totally worthless assets 🤣 The periodic table of elements indicates value of potential investment & Silica has the same value as Asbestos 🤫 I totally appreciate your Vlog's as it gives others the opportunity to question conventional education 👌

[@lanceduke3522]

Yeah thats a great comparison... you can literally dig asbestos out by the ton at surface level.. But opals take literally millions of years to form at correct pressure and depth...? Actually the periodic table does not even list asbestos, its a form of silica. How can the periodic table be used to govern investment?