The Rock of Gibraltar: Pillars of Hercules, Moorish Castle, Labyrinth of Tunnels, Pre-Flood Skulls

[@ceejdude83]

I was born and live in Gib, and i have to say, you've done your research Jarid! I'd just like to mention a few things - What we know as "the moorish castle", isnt THE castle, its one tower that's survived the centuries, the castle itself doesnt exist anymore (if it does its not visible at least) although there are still are number of walls visible that still run through the upper town area. You should also check out 'Sacred heart church', look at that architecture, its very old world! apparently it was built in 1878, but like the buildings in Australia and the US, the architecture looks very out of place for that time period. check out the Governor's house too - very typical tartarian. I also have my doubts as to how or possibly who really carved out the siege tunnels, they tell us that they were blasted out by dynamite while point at small holes in the walls, but if it was dynamite it wouldnt leave a small hole where the stick placed. Regarding WWII, there were hospitals, command centres etc inside some of the tunnels, which can still be seen there today. here's a fact for ya, there's more km of tunnels in the rock than there are of roads outside the rock. You brought a very good point which ive never realised, we ourselves (even in our museum) dont have photos of Gib before the 1900's, we only ever get shown paintings, or artist's drawings of any local area before that time period. Im convinced like everything else, our theres more to our history than what they're telling us. and just one more thing i'll leave you with, there's a very well known local legend that says that there's a tunnel which connects st. Michael's Cave to morroco, it's never been proven that it exists, (not to the public's knowledge anyway) but there are very deep areas in there which people aren't allowed to go in, and you know what they say about legends.......... Keep up the good work dude! love ur vids! \m/

[@michaellloyd8594]

Awesome. Thanks for sharing your info & experiences. It seems like a fascinating place. Cheers from Australia

[@ookie4179]

You vaccinated bro?

[@alexkirwakipchumba7596]

Interesting

[@javierrodriguezdiaz3935]

Viva Gibraltar Español 🇪🇸♥🇬🇮 🔥🇬🇧🔥

[@missingremote4388]

The holes is the mark from the drilling with air hammer ( martillo de aire), or water hammer ( golpe de ariete ) first the make the hole 2 meter deep. They ram in the powder and fuse. Then light it. - I've visited Spain- Andalucia 3 times but never made the trip to Gibraltar/ drink some good sangria there

[@jetsons101]

Jarrid, I never gave the Rock of Gibraltar much thought but now I want to be one of the thousands that visit it each year..... Thanks for your time and work.....

[@MtFull]

Hey everyone, please remember to like the videos. It’s important to KZbinrs - really helps them and so easy to do. They work hard and make videos we get to enjoy.

[@celitacantrill10]

So interesting, thank you.

[@AbraxasTheSorcerer]

I will never forget the psychic woman I met at the Gibraltar market in Michigan. She saw me in a crowd of people 100ft away and pointed and motioned for me to come to her, so I did. She then told me I was an indigo child and before I tell her she’s crazy that people think I’m crazy too, and that the things I’ve seen, heard, and believe aren’t crazy, and once I realized that I would go places mentally,spiritually, and physically. What an amazing woman. I hope she’s out there doing well as of the rest of you ✌🏽

[@ColdSteel-dz3pf]

I remember that lady. It’s wild what remains in our memories

[@ColdSteel-dz3pf]

Taylor-tucky

[@AbraxasTheSorcerer]

@@ColdSteel-dz3pf wait really?! That’s insane bro

[@MtFull]

Jarrid, you make such amazing thorough videos. I’m only seven minutes into this new video and I’ve learned so much. Thank you so much! The truth prevails!

[@SkinJOB]

He's a informative guy , me to his work is making waves 👋

[@javierrodriguezdiaz3935]

Viva Gibraltar Español 🇪🇸♥🇬🇮 🔥🇬🇧🔥

[@gibbsone8236]

Great video , well researched too , i live in Gibraltar and could provide you with some images of some rocks inside some tunnels which would make those looney claiming its a tree or something else not so looney .

[@thebeehivenailsmshunnybrow9641]

Thank you Jarid Boosters. Your excitement and enthusiasm during narration is truly A+1!!! I needed this mind feed. 💜

[@SkinJOB]

Spot on

[@javierrodriguezdiaz3935]

Viva Gibraltar Español 🇪🇸♥🇬🇮 🔥🇬🇧🔥

[@cypher7648]

Really interesting thoughts..several outcroppings and mountains look completely man made to me. Great stuff Jared, keep on rockin' it!

[@joelhurley2678]

Great great video! Thank you again for sharing this.

[@ryans2118]

Always loving your vids.

[@silverfacetwin06]

you rock dude!

[@kmass77]

This video reminded me of Mt. Saint Michael in Normandy France. Its a castle on a rock that is right out near the coast and has this large flat sandy coastal area that looks neat to run across on horseback with the castle in the background. Pretty sure it has been in some movies. It was probably an ancient structure that has been repurposed forever.

[@javierrodriguezdiaz3935]

Viva Gibraltar Español 🇪🇸♥🇬🇮 🔥🇬🇧🔥

[@richardroberts6909]

Kurt M, many of the St Michael mounts, along the Apollo energy line which starts from Cornwall then run south east... the image you have of riding horse back in the beach with a castle type structure at the shore edge, can be scene/seen in episode 3 of the new LOTR spin off The RINGS of POWER.. Galadriel on a white horse.. beautiful scene

[@stevemorales4862]

Fantastic presentation! Thank you

[@deanekendall545]

Wow I really have a lot of admiration for you and what you bring to the table Jared. You reveal, that you are revealing the rock of Gibraltar, is amazing in itself. That you had the word Rocky in your mind, and are abled to uncover, it's hidden secrets, well done, much ❤ brother, you rock, lol

[@HappyPursuits]

New subscriber here! I’ve seen a few of your videos and I really enjoy your content! I’m excited to check this one out.

[@bradday3832]

Great Video

[@genesissage3303]

With every new piece to the puzzle helps turns some gears in others, myself included. Much appreciated as always 🙏 I think there are many of these Gibraltar rocks, with different names, backstories, like every other piece of the old world

[@rueporter2253]

The name Gibraltar, always made me think of Gabriel's altar.

[@richardroberts6909]

Rue Porter that is a good shout... WE know by now they manipulated grammar tryed to fool us by spinning the SPELLing via VOWEL swapping..

[@dwsperspectiveonreality.659]

How you doing Jared I love your contact I love the way you narrate. I also really enjoy the time that it takes you to put together these videos I really do appreciate it thank you so much. You're an inspiration. I got turned on hidden history and what is really in New York City where I live every time I turn a quarter now it's nothing but questions that don't make answers and windows below ground level. I swear some of the buildings in the Bronx that were literally torn down before they were even old or some of the most beautiful brick architecture you can imagine. Thank you for showing us around you're doing awesome love your work!

[@javierrodriguezdiaz3935]

Viva Gibraltar Español 🇪🇸♥🇬🇮 🔥🇬🇧🔥

[@DrMJT]

The early Holocene sea level rise (EHSLR) was a significant jump in sea level during the early Holocene, between about 12,000 and 7,000 years ago. When the Sea Level was 100s of metres lower, the Pillars of Hercules would have been 'carved' into the sides of the two cliff edges. The opening was narrower when the sea level was lower. So ships passing through the Straits of Gibraltar, they would have seen the 100+metres tall carvings on each side. So the statues of Hercules and Poseidon are either now below sea level or when the water rushed in when the water level increased... it may have stripped them off the cliff faces. Think of the sides having full body with heads bigger than Mount Rushmore heads...

[@brianwesley28]

I'm reminded of the scene in LOTR.

[@skullasylum33]

never a shortage of stories eh. great to see you jarid 👋

[@dboydboy1000]

Haha cool you found the Prudential logo. I remember those commercials from the 80s/90s. Dope video!

[@mikeyb.7759]

I lived in gibraltar in the early 80s it was amazing.

[@inquisitive-]

There's an equally important Gibraltar in Michigan. The name ending in altar has to have significance

[@javierrodriguezdiaz3935]

Viva Gibraltar Español 🇪🇸♥🇬🇮 🔥🇬🇧🔥

[@AbraxasTheSorcerer]

That flea market was amazing I wish it didn’t get shut down.

[@fouedfoued5692]

The word Gibraltar's origin is from the arabic "Jabal Táriq" (the mount of Táriq) that refers to arab-moorish armies chief commander Tariq Ibn Zyad , during the Spanish penensula conquest in 711 †

[@inquisitive-]

@@fouedfoued5692 interesting that Michigan has the largest Arabic population in the United States

[@javierrodriguezdiaz3935]

@@inquisitive- we will recover what belongs to us even if we have to fight for it 🇪🇸♥🇬🇮 🔥🇬🇧🔥

[@Ladymadonna007]

I m a Mom and to my son and daughter I am the Rock of Gibraltar. They are all I have in the whole world and I love them with all my heart. Children are blessings.

[@ErinIsReal]

Give it a few years and you'll see what a costly curse they become.

[@alia9087]

Been in the caves under the rock which are not accessible to the public. Not man made, its like rock climbing in reverse. They go down a loooong way

[@mediblack]

Had to be awesome to say the least, Anything noteworthy seen in your descent?

[@alia9087]

@@mediblack Nothing you wouldn't see in similar caves, but, it does go a long way down. We got as far as a relatively small pool

[@cryptoalchemist369]

awesome content and work brother! would love to schedule you on with myself and Cambell from Autodidactic some time soon

[@FRESHboosters]

JARIDBOOSTERS @ Gmail dot com you can email me my friend we can set something up :)

[@jasonhand7334]

How's the elixir of life coming along Bernie?

[@cryptoalchemist369]

@@jasonhand7334 I'm just about to do an update alchemy stream with Autodidactic and Odin's Alchemy about this exact topic in 1 hours time over on my BurnEye Minds3rdEye ScienceGuy Channel and Cambell's Autodidactic channel

[@gargoyle2585]

@@FRESHboosters Ah no... They are Flat Earthers Jared!!!! Are you so inclined?? The Thunderbolts Project.. The Electric View.. The Geometric View.. S RC.. Pillars of Plasma Jared, not physical one's... the Hercules that held up the Earth is the one they mean.... no some guy called Hercules.!! 🙏 Electric Universe

[@melissagene1417]

@@jasonhand7334 funny you mention the elixir of life. I just started 🤣

[@studioduco4968]

Hi Jarid, Thanks for another great video, love your channel. Can you put a date on the picture at 16:05? It says: "Conquest of the strong city of Gibraltar by the combined English and Dutch warships". I study Dutch history and this shows another mystery, according to the official narrative we were supposed to fight wars with the english over colonies but this is again proof of collaboration.

[@danielnielsen1977]

Similar to South Africa...

[@studioduco4968]

@@danielnielsen1977 What do you mean by that? I know about a the war between the Dutch Boers and the English, was there collaboration too?

[@danielnielsen1977]

@@studioduco4968 It's only my opinion. I'm deeply interested & study histories of all kinds. Yes! I believe in there being much more to that conflict & others... Like considering the gaining & control of ancient gold mines. There is a valuable future interest in it. Africans, English, Dutch deaths are necessary in aquiring a conglomerates goals.

[@MrInfinitefinality]

Gibralter seems an awful lot like Malta and Great Britain. I believe they all are man-made structures. Paul Cook has done some brilliant research on the topic. I believe the WHOLE realm was created/engineered. The vastness of scale is truly mind boggling !

[@eldorado2511]

Easy tigers

[@Press1for]

😊👍

[@carmenpdl8918]

I agree. Furthermore it's an absurdity that the UK so far still owns these territories in the Mediterranean sea. Why ? Who gave them the permission of occupying the principal strategic lands of the Mediterranean Sea? Through the centuries britains have occupied Greece, Cyprus, Palestinien, Malta and Gibraltar. 😡

[@ThedivingDutchman93]

Wagwaning

[@Finnbobjimbob]

@@carmenpdl8918The people of Gibraltar voted 99% in favour of remaining British, and Britain acquired Spain after the Spanish GAVE it to them as a part of a peace treaty. That’s who gave them permission.

[@PorkchopCupcake]

I don't know if this observation has been made, and maybe it's circumstantial due to the time/ight/shadows of the photo shared, but @5:27 I'm seeing a facial profile at the 90 degree apex of the Rock of Gibralter, the tip of the crown at the point, proceeding downward towards the rest of the facial features. Maybe the foliage that's growing in to show an eye, nose, mouth is the equivalent of someone seeing shapes while cloud gazing. Still, I saw it immediately. It wasn't like my imagination took time to develop an image, It appeared right away to me. That looks like an ancient Rushmore/Easter Island head sculpted at the top tip of the Rock of Gibralter.

[@gargoyle2585]

you only spotted 1 in the entire video?? 👀👀

[@JPOwantstoknow65]

I saw that too.

[@foro-de-historia]

Hi Jarid and congratularions for your channel. I was born on the other side of Hercules Pillars, in Ceuta, from where the stone of Gibraltar is perfectly visible. That area, which includes both sides of the strait is highly misterious and full of historical remains, even antediluvian. I can give you first hand information about many other sites in the area known as "Campo de Gibraltar" which deserve a research. Anyone can contact me if you want to know more.

[@LoriPARK1111-u1b]

🥰👍👍

[@keeper0523]

I love looking at pictures of cannons firing downward. Please show me a video of this process without the ball rolling out first?

[@theknifeman7097]

You pack wadding in front of the ball.

[@keeper0523]

@@theknifeman7097 sounds accurate

[@keeper0523]

@@theknifeman7097 thank God we don't have to do that with our guns could you imagine how accurate that would be?

[@JPOwantstoknow65]

@@theknifeman7097 No, behind it. The cannon balls are muzzle loaded, last one in. It doesn't matter, cannons were insignificant, historical deception.

[@grahamthebaronhesketh.]

We live in Gibraltar good video thanks.

[@robshayz7283]

Great video bro can U please do more videos like this

[@bluevireo425]

Giant Cut Tree Stump...similar to the ones in Venezuela...except cut diagonally, may have been preflood...or even further ages back.....

[@ADayInTheLifeofMrsPerkins]

What a georgous sight!!! I always think of Gibraltar because of the line... "Peter Brown called to say "You can make it OK You can get married in Gibraltar, near Spain"... John Lennon

[@sz6182]

The Rock of Gilbralta appears to be a melted/petrified, ancient, megalithic castle/city.. The pillars of Hercules were also actual megalithic structures and not merely metaphorical, but suffered the same fate as the melted city of Gilbrata..

[@corkygoss7403]

Melting. Plasma, by man or Sun.

[@gargoyle2585]

@@corkygoss7403 The pillars of hercules were 2 giant plasma streams looking as if extending from the Earth... Hercules held up the Earth.. Electric Universe

[@Finnbobjimbob]

You people are so insanely delusional and ignorant

[@lailamano4740]

Thank you for all yr amazing work.Do you know anything about Aalesund in Norway?

[@joannabell9294]

Thank you

[@DurpVonFronz]

So imagine the flood when the rocks of gibraltar broke, cracked, and split open, bet the mederterranean sea became something WAY bigger after that.

[@missingremote4388]

I like to imagine the entire Mediterranean ocean before being Flooded by the Atlantic. Was probably very shallow and water fed only by rivers and waterfalls. Sicily would have been connected to the boot of italy. And the Greece islands count currently at 6000, would be all dried up. I've passed thu the straights of Gibraltar by ship 6 or 7 times and visited most big islands in the med: Malorca, cosica, Sardegna, Sicily, Greece, Crete ( in summer season)

[@Wafflecat09]

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[@tarawaukeri8928]

@@missingremote4388 not sure what you mean by shallow when it kept that vast population either side separated...or did it. Did the sands of the desert drown as much land and what of the Nile.

[@javierrodriguezdiaz3935]

Viva Gibraltar Español 🇪🇸♥🇬🇮 🔥🇬🇧🔥

[@joraffel5450]

​@@javierrodriguezdiaz3935 Si. And East Prussia including Königsberg should belong top Germany.

[@R00RAL]

Absolutely LOVED IT ! Nailed this one!! Wish you were my History Teacher in the day. Edit : I lived in Albany Western Australia. We have Ataturk Straight into the Harbour. The Hill over looking the Channel (Straight) Is riddled with Underground Tunnels. Now mostly collapsed. Having been dug for WW2 purposes. Ataturk name comes from a Turkish Field Marshal. Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. He was a revolutionary statesman, an author, plus the founding father of the Republic of Turkey.

[@danielnielsen1977]

Tunnel running from Gibraltar to North Africa seems absolutely plausible. I've heard about underground tunnels interconnecting large underground living areas or fortifications from Western Europe to turkey, black sea...

[@richardroberts6909]

spot on Daniel, I've read from a few sources there is an ancient tunnel network from Scotland all the way to turkey(Tor(us) key)

[@lyndonowen8525]

Mungo jupp theory of fossilized trees might applying to Gibraltar Question the fact nobody's allowed at top My uncle used to assemble spitfires within Gibraltar

[@deepwaters2334]

The Bible states the nephilim existed after the flood as well, so it could easily have been dated to after Noah's flood as well.

[@ErinIsReal]

Heavy canons weren't lugged around in the mud for defense. They were free energy devices.

[@user-zl9cr8kc2s]

7:50 the "Great Flood" (#Genesis7) . Thanks for the video. I have a friend who lives around there and I just shared this with her. Hope to share more history or other info from her soon.

[@Press1for]

Young Sir your on to something here..... Keep on digging......

[@Schomismo]

That Rock is pretty certainly the remainder of a giant mother tree. The second part of the pillars of Hercules was probably another ancient tree situated on what we call Northafrica today.

[@salvacava6593]

Yes we are strong like the rock of Gibraltar no other community it's like this, the best people in the world are researching many field at the same time, we need to find another name, more appropriate, cause Tartarian it' not the right word. You are one of the absolute best Jarid! 💪

[@helmet2019]

i have been meaning to hook up as i have crossover research with you, so the pillers of hercules you can find these on the old spanish flag (stolen by the free masons) used in the old world tarrot deck, II balance and justice the high priestess thier is a road called the HERAKLEAN WAY also called VIA AUGUSTA or VIA HERCULEA and goes down in history as the oldest , longest ,buisiest of the roman roads but dig under this road and you will find celtic roads 2 books and researcher GRAHAM ROBB and 2 books in particuler ' ancient paths 'and 'descovery of middle earth ' love your shows man *:0)x

[@Truufbtold]

You so dope bruh. TMH bless you and your family

[@chrisjenkins4094]

Been there it's crazy as..

[@markserpa4511]

10:23 Seems very strange to blast cannons from an enclosed structure where you and your friends are. First blast deaf and out of it.

[@margaretyoung7318]

I seen an video about plate tectonics showing a section of the Gibraltar area that broke off and is now Nova Scotia.

[@andreaclarkmartin7790]

nice....

[@deanekendall545]

The anode and the athode, pillars? I heard something mentioned about two islands, the question is where are they situated.

[@gargoyle2585]

Anode and Cathode.. Electricity. Pillars of Plasma. The ThunderBolts Project.. S RC.. The Electric View.. The Geometric View 🙏

[@deanekendall545]

@@gargoyle2585 yes, what springs to mind is the song, they seek him here, they seek him there, Huh, but what if their location was entirely different, and their position are not in close proximity to eachother, but that there could be distances of hundreds or thousands of miles apart, between them.

[@gargoyle2585]

@@deanekendall545 I get your point bud... But, the pillars in this instance were Plasma streams in space! Of what i've learned so far they would have looked as if coming from Earth out into space.. we have to remember that back then 'pillars' were the only description they had for such a thing! ✌

[@deanekendall545]

@@gargoyle2585 mmm, OK, yup you make sense, kriky, as I let that penny drop, an image popped into my head, I'm sure you have heard of the solid steel pillar, so old, yet it has little surface rust, to be honest, it's a phenomenon that has interested many generations. I have watched some Tartaria Australia 🇦🇺, cities in the sky, you know I have to wonder just how deep, an even of red mud falling from the sky, could end up, and if the depth could be ten or twenty meters deep, in one fallout, that steel pillar, could go down a long way under ground, it's all very interesting, great to chat, I like your screen name, its likely that these creatures existed, for me, once you see, you can't unsee it.

[@deanekendall545]

@@gargoyle2585 it was meant to read, in an event, just how much red mud rain can come from the sky, and how deep that could get .

[@fouedfoued5692]

The origin of the word "Gibraltar" is from the arabic "Jabal Táriq" (the mount of Táriq) in reference to the arabic-moorish armies chief commander "Táriq Ibn Zyad" during the Spanish penensula conquest in 711 †

[@abowlin265]

Thank you.

[@offgridjohn871]

God bless ya brother.

[@lockyraglus3358]

I went down the same rabbit hole and Im still trying to get to the bottom of this

[@Missangie827]

what a a fascinating place-I read that Gibraltar is proof of at least one ancient flood and water could have taken a while to move-it may have been at this time that the stories of straddling what at one time was pretty much a leaking damn came about

[@DJ-Brownie-UK]

lets reverse engineer the word Gibraltar , spoke Ji - Brol - Ta a jib is a ships mast from the term "cut of his/her jib, I don't like the" meaning : I don’t like his/her general appearance or manner. The jib is a triangular foresail, and in the days of sailing ships sailors often would recognize the nationality of a particular vessel by the precise shape of its jib. By 1800 or so the term had been transferred to human beings. In 1823 Robert Southey wrote, in a letter, that the likability of some individuals “depends something upon the cut of their jib.” brøl = roar, shout or bellow - make a scary loud noise , Ta = take, catch, charge, ride, or a vocal thankyou when you take something that is offered Ta, so my interpretation is Gibraltar - To take this huge worldwide statement piece would be the loudest rook call - whoever occupies this rock rules the world, we also could say Gibberish Altar

[@Fossilsunleashed]

that hill is a giants bone

[@vernonkuhns3561]

Doesn't look like any pair of pillars. Someone is mistaken. Maybe with lower water level??

[@gargoyle2585]

The Thunderbolts Project.. Greg Jay Channel.. WAKE UP

[@vernonkuhns3561]

@@gargoyle2585 Yes, I read the blog and receive the links for the Thunderbolts Project videos regularly. Want to be more specific with your lack of information??

[@daviddalby9699]

Magical

[@michaelwoods8654]

Nice

[@urzmontst.george6314]

10:30 firing cannons, with black powder, in a closed space, with a massive concussive force....hmmm...

[@JonathanHallOverAllen]

Gibraltar has African Monkeys on it. For real. I have sailed past the Rock 4 times when I was in the Navy.

[@bahamianlibertarian4755]

Like the Moors of 711; I remember the Island of Gibralter.

[@erictorres4659]

Seems like the Rock of Gibraltar was an ancient castle of sorts.. A castle for a race of giants that lived much before.. I mean it makes more sense than the official story of them digging out caves and tunnels at this 'naturally formed rock'

[@SkinJOB]

Jarid liked the photo at the end , nice touch ! Learned alot and thx .

[@raypratt3611]

Idk man,that looks like it coulda been a MASSIVE PYRAMID?!And its got tunnels underneathe??

[@leilihana2991]

Thanks for sharing another great video 🙏👍💯 The old drawings are really intriguing because they show the same old world buildings/architecture that we see throughout the world. And just like the buildings throughout the world, these buildings also appear to have been deliberately destroyed and disappeared. There's probably also evidence of mud-floods in Gibraltar. As usual, the bad guys distorted, lied about and erased history as much as they could.

[@Ladymadonna007]

What if it was part of free energy system that united the world.

[@graceface8720]

That's the first image of pillars that look like they symbolize fascia to me.

[@DriftWizard750]

Dear Jarid Boosters; when was the last time you were at, or visited the rock of Gibraltar? My guess is (never)!

[@bbqchickenwingsofredemptio449]

are you familiar with Anatoli Flamenco? looked for the signs, Arabic, moors, Mongols are the tartars.

[@hannahlee156]

Michelle Gibson also looks at the Moors and Moorish architecture worldwide.

[@cleo6205]

The rock of Gilbrator looks like a cypress tree 🌳

[@KimonSheri]

The pillars of Hercules

[@ganjacat8408]

Welllllllll..... IDK if this video will help anyone solve any mystery of the universe..... OR even be a good conversation piece over moldy cheese.... BUT ............ LOL it was really interesting and now I feel like an expert on the Rock of Gibraltar. I'm just bein a shit I love how you use old old photos and go over the history of an area, or the one on blimps and airships.. FUCK man do a sequel on that one and make it an hour. That one was fucking out of this world, and something people forget existed in time since they are uncommon now.

[@ßearhammer]

That looks like how the ancient Maōri made dugouts. Look at swedens dugouts very similar. I wonder if there is a connection between Maōri and moors aside from linguistics?

[@ßearhammer]

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mauri This may be a facepalm but I don’t think the different close enough spellings of “Mary” are a coincidence at all. I bet you king David was A-Maōri But if “ry/ri/re” mean king or queen and the term comes from a time when there was really only one vowel “uh” and it was the Phoenician backward F rune. Used as a separation tool like an axe.. Imagine Neanderthals as they might speak the words “my son” as “mmmm- uh- Sss-uh-nnn” So before vowels change words or sounds they were annunciation tools. Well tool, singular for the original mono-theist. Imagine for a moment with no disrespect to current religious period.. But imagine with me that you are trying to understand a nasally sounding caveman… He is grunting this and that but you pick up on a trend. The sound “uh” in between each grunt.. (Kinda like my pops when he’s working on an engine..) But you are able to separate the vocal puzzle pieces better because you know to listen for that “uh” sound to pick out each separate grunt. That added with hand gesture probably gave early homos the chance to coexist with the Neanderthal. Now when rotten words came I mean “written” words.. Vowels enter the picture as rather “pictures”, Audible hand gestures if you will. Great tools for saving ink, stone carving time and tricking the Neanderthal. ..dot. So a tittle here and a tottle there and soon enough you could have the Neanderthal sign over his land to you while the whole time he was thinking the contract said “our” but it really said “your”.. r and yr. Imagine the contract says “Ur” and that means “ours” so you sign it cuz sharing is caring.. Then when you leave the meeting the guy with the signed contract adds a line to the “U” to make a trident looking “Y”, changing the meaning of the contract in Yur favor… From Neanderthalish netterlands to Éirlan and Órleans too, I think words were used to trick the truthful and google is just the goat to unravel that Gordian twist. Great video! I really enjoyed while digging a ditch. Sorry for the long swoooo, I tend to free flow channel after getting inspired by someone’s great work such as This show here. Thank you! Pss… mi amore alla moori mauri maøri Mali mauli Maui Marie’s and Maria’s… I’m sure there’s more but I gotta get back to work lol

[@ßearhammer]

Dang it I left out my first point about the vowels being the devil! poly-the-ism Could be viewed like this: “The” as symbol of Conjuncture, Whereas vowels themselves are conjunctions to early “grunt words” and expressions. The use of one singular conjuncture like “uh” or “um” makes the foreign listener able to better understand. But adding multiple sounds of conjunction would lead to chaotic attempts at understanding the speaker. Not good when building giant towers or trying to find a bathroom in a hurry… So mono-the-ism is to say “one vowel sound” And poly-the-ism is to say “many vowel sounds” (Poly-conjuncture-ism) Fun to think about at least.

[@veilbreak5867]

The naturally forming chambers and tunnels are imo..the insides of whatever creature the rock once was before being .petrified during noahs flood. It's why we have coal 'veins' etc, the chambers are stomachs or whatever. Also if 1000 feet of tunnel was supposedly dug by hand, the rubble should still be somewhere

[@gargoyle2585]

🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂ NO you are wrong.. Coal is ancient surface material that has been petrified: Charcoal, CARBON. Petrified by sunlight, or Plasma, or some other huge electric atmospheric jolts.... give yourself a break.... The Thunderbolts project.. The Electric View.. The Geometric View.. Greg Jay Channel...

[@veilbreak5867]

@@gargoyle2585 Gold. copper and other metals that we find in the bodies of mammals are also mined from 'veins' Because they were once the pre flood giants

[@gargoyle2585]

@@veilbreak5867 You are so wrong its not true... The source of your information is NOT credible at all!!

[@Finnbobjimbob]

Delusional

[@lyndonowen8525]

Fossilized giant frozen in place

[@johntoet]

hi jarid. these left-overs in gibraltar. SAME AS LEFT-OVERS IN THE CENTRE OF PLOVDIV. PLOVDIV IS BIG CITY IN BULGARIA. 👋also mudflood allover PLOVDIV CENTRE. plus that the 8 hills in plovdiv centre are remains of MELTED BUILDINGS. no where in fourty kilomers around PLOVDIV any hill to be found. all is flat. EXCEPT FOR THE INNER CENTRE 6 SQUARE KILOMETERS OF PLOVDIV. please check it out.

[@A1SoniaM]

11:11 Bricks. The 'rock" was never a rock. Look at this image. There are bricks there. It clearly was some type of building and them it was covered over by a cement-type substance that harden, into a rock-like material. Advanced Tartarian architecture is being hidden, here. Sidenote: multiples of digit 1, has meaning according to numberology.

[@lisathomas634]

Looks like one of Jens Melted buildings to me "Meltology Baby "

[@daviddalby9699]

I lived in manilva. 43years I know it like the back of my hand

[@konan3792]

Hmmm I wonder if Apex Legends knowingly used the name Gibraltar, and I wonder if the lore surrounding the character in Apex Legends mirrors what you've said here.

[@FaithAndRepentance]

❤❤❤❤

[@Fossilsunleashed]

bones also have long small cracks natural growth cracks

[@javierrodriguezdiaz3935]

Viva Gibraltar Español 🇪🇸♥🇬🇮 🔥🇬🇧🔥

[@Finnbobjimbob]

Nope

[@javierrodriguezdiaz3935]

@@Finnbobjimbob Yes, Gibraltar is Spain 🇪🇸🇬🇮 🐀🇬🇧🐀

[@Finnbobjimbob]

@@javierrodriguezdiaz3935 No, it isn’t. Delusional

[@quailshootr6389]

I trust Smithsonian about as much as I trust Joe Biden.

[@eldorado2511]

What's wrong with you. You don't trust sleepy Joe. LOL

[@paparafa1251]

FJB

[@quailshootr6389]

@@paparafa1251 FJB

[@SleepBomber]

Dark Brandon disliked that...

[@visualsynthesis]

This comment explains a lot about your relationship with reality

[@adminaspx]

Jabal Tarik جبل طارق Tarik mountain

[@jillsmcfarland2001]

☝💜

[@grahamthebaronhesketh.]

You have used some seriously old photos in this video.

[@burntofferings3770]

FYI The rock is the base of a giant ancient tree. The ripples in the rock are the rings of the tree. These trees went up into the clouds. Keep an open mind and do some research. Thanks.

[@Fossilsunleashed]

yall know they name everything strange bone stone = lime stone same thing

[@ivansepulveda854]

Platón did say beyond the pillars of Hercules lies Atlantis... That is the Caribbean today in the Atlantic Sea North and Central America 🎯🤺

[@johnsaltzohuigin6660]

If they did exist, then they're in the water. And if they didn't find them, then they didn't care to try and find them.