Horse and Buggy Dayz My Ass

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Hey there friends, family and loved ones all. I just want to further the Tarterian Moors abilities to build things where today we can even do it without extreme difficulties. And here's an old Roman column from way back when. Look at the people down here. So this has got to be 70, 80 feet tall. And here's what it takes today just to stick one of these pieces on top of a column. I mean, so what did they do back then? They were forced in buggy. Yeah, and they built them in the masses. And they built the pyramids. You doing it as well? Oh, come on. And then I'll play this video here of them moving this, but this pyramid in context, there's four million of these blocks that were perfectly cut. Were you going to even stick a razor through it, quarried, shaped and positioned every two to four minutes, 24 hours per day, seven days per week for 25 years, using slave labor. You know, right? And this is what they're telling us is, and this is just a few ton block. This isn't even the 20 ton, 30 ton, 50 ton blocks. This heavy duty forklift can't even move it, can't even lift it. And you're telling me there's over four million of these in the geese of pyramid that they established they built by using slave labor. And we're being told that native brown scans move these huge slabs with just manpower, physical manpower. Then they were able to haul them with these chains and ropes, just ropes that didn't change back then, all the way up to the top of the pyramids by using just manpower. It's the story, right? So this is just the great pyramid of geese that we're not talking about, the pyramids in South America, Central America, United States, pyramids in Africa, pyramids in Lebanon, pyramids in China, all around the world. But check this out. So just the geese of pyramid, it stone masses 2.3 million. 2.3 million of these stones weighing an average of two and a half tons to 15 tons use stones of sizes different for layers. The stone blocks are very large weighing one meter to two and a half meters. So that's almost eight feet by three feet, six and a half to ten tons. Two and a half tons weight as an average of pyramid block eight thousand pounds of granite were imported from the ash mine located 800 kilometers away. All right. So some 500 miles away, largest granite stones in the pyramid and the king's chamber weighed 25 tons to 80 tons each. About half a million tons of mortar were used in the construction of the great pyramid. Many of the stones and the chamber blocks were fit together with extremely high precision which joins measuring one 50th of an inch. We're talking mass of 20 ton stone blocks that are cutting within one 50th of an inch, can you stick a razor blade through it? The lowest chamber is cut into bedrock. The lowest chamber is cut into bedrock upon which the pyramid was built and was unfinished. The queen's chamber and king's chamber are higher up. The great pyramid is the only pyramid known to contain both ascending and descending passages. Originally the great pyramid was provided with a stone cladding. This was a limestone that formed a smooth outer surface. So again, extremely high technology and you're going to tell me they built that back in a house. How were some buggy days? Think again. Ain't no way Jose. Ain't no way. More likely they had giants back then, more likely they had advanced their minds and their bodies and their spirits where they could create with sound and vibration and they were able to create into existence what they manifest with their thought. They were higher advanced beings. We're only 500 ages out of the dark age. The mid evil times. When no information was getting out, the Roman Church controlled it all. So here we're advancing now. We're learning. We're learning about iron bricks, being energy sources and red mercury we're learning about. All these things and all these domes that have copper on them, free energy centers. We're flying around and compressed air balloons, helium balloons and compressed air cars and trains. Yeah, we've been lied to about everything folks, but we're the truth is now. Project knowledge got to live it. Anyway, I thought you'd find this very interesting. Thanks for listening. Peace. I'd love one another always.