Deir El Qalaa Megalithic structure in Lebanon

[@nickauclair1477]

He always has the best unseen pictures. It's obvious, there are tunnels under everywhere

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks for watching !

[@jeffwinkler1137]

And the man from the East comes thru again, thanks Vlad

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks for watching Jeff

[@caseyalexander1705]

Built to last 1,000 generations. The technical prowess to complete this task is inspiring.

[@vlad9vt]

I think from Copper- Bronze Age periods

[@ronjoe9347]

Vlad, your persistence of examining these large structures is some of your best work, noting that the 200 angels that fell from Heaven were centered at Mt.Hermon between Lebanon and Jerusalem and had to be most likely the creators of these megalithic structures. Herod the great could not have been involved in the platform at it's base and no one yet knows anything about the Jerusalem foundations.

[@vlad9vt]

I think that it was not the Igigi themselves who built, but their offspring from the Canaan tribe

[@asashoryuLapisphilosophorum]

@@vlad9vt hi there, HAPPY NEW YEAR my friend, two important facts, baalbek quarry with the pragnant woman is a structure, recent finds of a stone under the pragnante women shows it was undermined by a (THE)fload, these structures must then be pre flood too, my be no destroyed so much, from the undermining forces, and the lesser destruction of these structure in a distance to ballbek once could measure the force of the flood second : THERE WAS A PYRAMIDE in jerusalem, big crystal stones later used to fill the jerusalem valley greetings and best wishes

[@michaelleblanc7283]

How humbling all of this is in an age where nothing is meant to last except for the trash heaps . . .

[@thepeacemaker3584]

Looks like a miniture (but still massive) of baalbec. Loved this video Vlad. Beautiful.

[@lyarikaka]

I am from Pakistan and I am your big fan sir. Your work is unbelievable. Thank you sir

[@vlad9vt]

Thank you for watching this video, and for your comment here !

[@dn744]

Good pictures

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks for watching

[@dn744]

@@vlad9vt You always find pictures others don't. Very nice 👌

[@birdking4260]

The original foundations are those of the Ancient City of GIANTS. I say over 15.000 years old. This world wasn't Born Yesterday.. Thanks VLAD. 🙏💪👌👌🤔🤔🇬🇧

[@vlad9vt]

I think from Copper or Bronze Age period. Thanks

[@birdking4260]

I think much older. This places all around the world were not built using copper tools. They had super advanced technology. Thank you SIR.

[@manu73698]

Bonjour belle video qui nous fait voyager et nous fait voire de choses que l'ont ne verrait pas autrement oui merci pour toutes ces videos ( °°)

[@vlad9vt]

Hello. Thank you, thanks for watching !

[@jeffwinkler1137]

Yessir the 3 blocks under the Wailing Wall are IDENTICAL to the trilithon in Baalbek. I think most everything in our world comes down to Canaanites, from pre-history to modern politics.

[@vlad9vt]

i also think same

[@SB5SimulationsFerroviairesEEP]

Thank You Vlad! Stéph.

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks for watching Stéphane Bigalet

[@conversationswithkarla]

Thanks for your research.. I've always heard of Baalbek. This site is new to me. Nobody else is talking about it!

[@vlad9vt]

Thank you, thanks for watching and for your comment !

[@jl12781]

I definitely agree with you. Even if a similar feat were attempted today, It would be cheaper and more efficient for us to cut the blocks into smaller sizes and simply use the trucks and cherry pickers already available to us. It would be incredibly expensive to attempt this as millions of dollars would have to be spent in order to engineer and construct on-site machinery to be able to perform these tasks. Only to disassemble and remove the machinery after the task was completed. This process would have to be repeated several times in order to recreate these marvels. It would be fiscally irresponsible to not just cut the blocks smaller and use 80-ton movable cranes and flatbed tractor-trailers. The fact that these ancient structures don't set off alarm bells in the minds of most people will always puzzle me. The proof is literally right before our eyes and they do not see it.

[@vlad9vt]

But I still think that It was built by people. Gods from heaven won't get their hands dirty. According to the myths and legends of ancient peoples, the gods gave instructions on what and how to do.

[@jl12781]

@@vlad9vt Most definitely! Human beings are capable of amazing things. Just because we don't know how they were built. Doesn't mean that we won't eventually figure it out. In fact here is a link to a very interesting idea someone came up with about how the pyramids were built. kzbin.info/www/bejne/invGoWRpnaaCabc

[@thepeacemaker3584]

Exactly. Mind blowing

[@nancyvolker3342]

Happy New year to you and your family

[@vlad9vt]

Thank you! You too! Happy New Year

[@nawhedawhe6905]

Once again, lovely selection of photos. Apologises for de russian mix up. Don't know any Ukrainian jokes but will try to think of some. Keep up de brill work. Lots of likes to ya.

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks for watching and for your comment ! I know a lot of proverbs

[@pinkywinkyponybony632]

finally someone mentioned wailing wal

[@vlad9vt]

I mentioned her before

[@johndiaz5906]

A very long time ago indigenous humans came across massive megalithic structures that were so astounding, that they assumed they must have been built by gods, so they built upon them and called them temples. It has happened on all continents.

[@vlad9vt]

built by humans .. the gods will not stain their hands

[@johndiaz5906]

@@vlad9vt I was thinking about sites such as Machu Picchu in South America and Baalbek in Lebanon. Clearly more than one era of construction.

[@LouisPhilip9]

There were Giants in those days, is not a lie.

[@vlad9vt]

I also think same

[@gold6923]

Благодарю Вас за видео! Вы правы про эти сооружений, глупо верить написанному кем то, тем более эти источники не проверить самому.А вот глазам своим я верю и понимаю, что человек не имеет к этим постройкам отношения!

[@vlad9vt]

Спасибо за просмотр !

[@Matthew-ec6wn]

Those stone bowls are similar to Sulawesi, Indonesia’s bada valley

[@vlad9vt]

in some moments , yes looks same

[@birdking4260]

👋HI VLAD.😀 I see works from multiple Ancient Civilizations. Building on top of the other.??🤔🤔👌💪🙏🇬🇧

[@vlad9vt]

i think the Megalithic stone blocks from period of Canaan

[@johndiaz5906]

Look into spiral glyphs, they are all over the world and are older than ancient structures.

[@vlad9vt]

DO YOU have a view of the image of the labyrinths? or just a picture of two strands of a spiral?

[@johndiaz5906]

@@vlad9vt I’ve seen many spiral glyphs on different documentaries over the years, from cave art, Northern Europe like Ireland and Celtic to rock art in North America. Reminded me of the spiral anomaly in the Russian sky a few years ago.

[@erikhoffa966]

THE weathering of THE stones saiy,s it all.

[@vlad9vt]

THERE MAY ALSO BE ACID RAINS WHICH ARE STRONGLY AFFECTING THE LIMESTONE

[@erikhoffa966]

@@vlad9vt in Many cases you have same weathering in granite?

[@nukhtube3752]

More

[@thomas.59]

Wer hat solche Steine bewegt ?🤷🏼👍🍀🌍

[@isabellamusulo9190]

Thomas Sinner: Ich war vor vielen Jahren in Baalbek, das Gefühl das man bekommt, kann als (ehr)furchterregend beschrieben werden. Es ist noch kolossaler, als man dies durch Bilder ermittelt bekommen kann. Unmöglich, das dies Menschen gemacht haben können, und doch war es so. Daher sollte man unsere "Zivilisation", die so stolz auf "technischen Fortschritt" (zerstörerischer Fortschritt=Fortschreiten vom Natürlichen und Schönen) in ganz neuem Licht betrachten. Wie konnte die Menschheit heutzutage so degenerieren (jegliche Weisheit und wahre Intelligenz verlieren)? Wer hat solche Steine und die unglaublichen Friese geschaffen? Niemand weiss es. Moderne Menschen könnten es nicht mehr.

[@thomas.59]

Isabella ich war vor vielen Jahren bei den Pyramiden auf Gizeh seit dem bin ich fasziniert von diesen gewaltigen Bauten ,natürlich bin ich auch der Meinung das es Menschen waren ,nur das WIE UND FÜR WAS ……..manchmal wünsche ich mir dabei gewesen zu sein es ist unverständlich das solch ein Wissen verloren geht 😉

[@vlad9vt]

i think - a humans. Gods from heaven won't get their hands dirty. According to the myths and legends of ancient peoples, the gods gave instructions on what and how to do.

[@cyklop1977]

Vlad ..can You write name of the last music .

[@vlad9vt]

a free music for youtubers

[@GrandeCapo_PallaPesante]

The Romans were able to move those blocks, work them and lay them. An excellent example is the dome of the mausoleum of Theodoric in Ravenna. A single block of marble of 300 tons positioned tens of meters above the ground. Even more remarkable is the fact that this happened in the period of the dissolution of the Roman world, when everything was in full decay.

[@vlad9vt]

Then why in Roman sources there is not a single mention of the quarry in Baalbek .. it would be a miracle to move such blocks! Why, during the siege of Jerusalem, much smaller blocks in the three towers of the city caused awe and horror among the Romans and they did not know who built it (described in the book of JOSEPH FLAVIUS, which I personally read) .. And a block of 300 tons is not 1100 tons and not 2800 tons ! How the Romans built ? - it is very well shown in the city of Pompeii, which has been preserved since 79 AD, and everything is clearly visible there.

[@tumppigo]

And HOW did the Rimans do that. Are there any sources online showing it?

[@Der_Beobachter_Edelweiss7X7X7]

Know it all ASSHOLE

[@thepeacemaker3584]

Yea....the romans didnt build this, the base was already there before the romans came. They were amazed and tried to recreate but couldnt. Please dont distespect vlad, he knows more about these ancient sites than most and he brings these to us to enjoy.

[@yeskanica]

🥂

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks for watching !

[@jayc2469]

Wow first

[@vlad9vt]

Thank you for watching and for your comment.

[@jayc2469]

And a gracious Thumbs up, given in return!

[@ronjoe9347]

or a combination of both

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks for watching !

[@ronjoe9347]

@@vlad9vt Vlad, your videos are really great, I should be in a position to help your channel in the coming few months. thanks for your great work, the best on KZbin

[@sheldonwheaton881]

Perhaps one day we will unravel the early Phoenician period. I suspect they were the builders.

[@vlad9vt]

Then there were the Canaanites. Official science claims that the Phoenicians are not Canaanites, and supposedly the Phoenicians came to the lands of Canaan from the Arab Lands, during the so-called collapse of the Bronze Age in 1200 BC

[@소나무-f1y]

고대의 외계 건축물위에 로마의 건축물이 세워졋군요.

[@vlad9vt]

Thanks for watching

[@bccanvas3050]

English my friend English subtitles from Vancouver British Columbia

[@vlad9vt]

i add English subtitles

[@meimei6466]

I've heard that the temple foundatıon ıs older than the upper parts! so the upper parts as columns and walls have been reconstructed by the romans later. accordıng to some claıms, baalbek temple area and jerussalem temple areas were the landıng runway of the annunakı ufos! who knows??:)))

[@vlad9vt]

I think the platform itself (foundation) in Baalbek and in the Jerusalem temple from the Canaan period, the Copper-Bronze Age

[@vanotank1645]

Видишь белёсый цвет на камнях, это "известь" из известняка(порода). Говорят лучшее вещество, для склеивания всякой каменной штуки. Есть конечно сегодня и получше, много лучше, но известняк дешёвый и его дофига в природе. Формура извести химическая Ca O.. то есть кальций с кислородом. Вот посмотри kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5O7l3uOnJylitk

[@vlad9vt]

проще вырубить блок в каменоломне, или даже вырезать пилами, чем сперва растолочь известняк в порошок, затем обжечь его, и затем использовать как раствор с добавками. Намного Проще выпились или вырубить в каменоломне, в разы проще

[@vanotank1645]

@@vlad9vt это тебе кажется так, потому что ты не тягал ничаво наверно :) Если бы у тя стояла задача перенести 8 миллиардов тон воды, то наверняка проще было бы по ведру тягать, чем нести сразу эту массу. А когда бы ты её перенёс и вылил, ты бы начал думать что воду перенесли разом. Так и здесь, уже налит камень, а ты думаешь что его перевозили. Да они даже не заморачивались с обжигом, это просто хим реакции с известняком. Работает на электрических полях.

[@bomj12]

Да не, все равно не верится, что это примитивный ручной труд.

[@vlad9vt]

Кто его знае ? я там со свечкой не стоял, что происходило - не знаю.. Теоретически в теории могли и ручным трудом... Но в некоторых деталях есть большие вопросы - как ?

[@bomj12]

@@vlad9vt Ну сколько бы я не смотрел объеснений как это сделано - все похожи на бред сумасшедшего. Чо только стоит пример от антропогенеза про литье медных трубок. Вангую, скоро у нас будет сказка и про первобытное центрбежное литье и первобытное резанье водой под высоким давлением.

[@williamolivadoti3867]

You can buy a hydraulic jack that will lift 50 tons for $100 bucks. Spend $10,000 and you can lift 5000 tons. You can buy air cushion pneumatic lift cushions that can lift 80 tons each. Buy 100 of `em and you can lift 8000 tons. Gimme a break. Don`t you guys know anything at all about mechanics, hydrraulics and pneumatics? This is embarrassing to have a video like this as if nobody knows anything about basic construction techniques. Didn`t you ever have a flat tire and have to jack iup one corner of a 2 ton car? Gimme a brake. Jack. With only 10 car jacks one guy can lift 5 tons. duuuhhhh. 100 men with 100 car jacks can lift 500 tons good grief! 1000 men with 1000 car jacks can lift 5000 tons holy cow!

[@bornvillain6819]

I wasn't aware you could run down to your local Walmart and buy modern hydraulic car jacks in ancient Egypt. 🤨

[@ancientbuilds3764]

Gonna be a bit crowded under one of those blocks then.