Speaker 1: I want you to close your eyes for a second.
Speaker 2: Assuming you aren't driving, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, assuming you aren't behind the wheel of a car
or operating heavy machinery right now, Please don't do that. Yeah,
safety first. But if you can really put yourself in
this scene, imagine you were standing on the edge of
the ocean, at the absolute brink of a continent. You're
looking at it, the endless, churning water. You can feel
the cold salt spray whipping against your face, the roar
of the surf drowning out everything else.
Speaker 2: It's a powerful image, it is.
Speaker 1: And it looks completely wild, untamed, and above all permanent.
But what if I told you that beneath those crashing
waves hid her in the dark. Exactly hidden in the crushing,
lightless depths, lie the shattered remnants of an advanced extraterrestrial civilization.
Speaker 2: It's a staggering thought to entertain, right.
Speaker 1: A civilization that was building megalithic structures, engineering impossible alloys,
and mapping the stars with pin point decision, long before
we even had a crude written history to record their.
Speaker 2: Existence, long before we supposedly invented the wheel.
Speaker 1: Yeah, imagine that humanity's entire recorded past is just a
localized case of collective amnesia.
Speaker 2: We simply forgot.
Speaker 1: We're walking around with a tiny, fragmented memory of a
much larger, much stranger story that we've simply forgotten, or
perhaps been forced to forget. Welcome to thrilling threads.
Speaker 2: Filled to be here.
Speaker 1: I am incredibly excited you are taking this journey with
us today because the territory we are about to cover
is going to challenge the very foundation of how you
view the world. Our mission in this exploration is nothing
short of unraveling the ancient tangled threads of lost pre
flood civilizations.
Speaker 2: The Big Ones Atlantis, Lamuria, Munu exactly.
Speaker 1: And more than just the geography, we are going squarely
after the extraterrestrial architects who purportedly built them. We have
an absolutely massive stack of sources sitting on the table between.
Speaker 2: Us today, a literal mountain of data.
Speaker 1: Yeah, pulling from ancient religious texts, deeply guarded indigenous oral histories,
modern whistleblower accounts, and astonishing underwater archaeological discoveries that are
currently baffling mainstream science.
Speaker 2: It is a profound pleasure to be here to unpack
this with you. Setting the tone for our exploration today
requires a specific kind of analytical lens, which is crucial.
Right We have to acknowledge right out of the gate
that mainstream history overwhelmingly labels these stories as mere.
Speaker 1: Myths, just fairy tales.
Speaker 2: Exactly, The orthodox academic view is that these are just
allegories or morality tales invented by primitive minds trying to
explain a scary, unpredictable world. They see a flood myth
and say, well, early humans live by rivers, rivers flood,
so they wrote a scary story about a big.
Speaker 1: Flood, which always felt a little condescending to me.
Speaker 2: Honesty, it is deeply condescending, and it completely ignores the data.
Our goal today is not to blindly accept fairy tales,
but to look at the striking, undeniable patterns across completely disconnt.
Speaker 1: Continents, the physical proof yes.
Speaker 2: The geological anomalies that utterly defy conventional timelines, and the
concrete physical metallurgical evidence that strongly suggests we are not
the first highly advanced civilization to walk on this planet.
Speaker 1: And when you synthesize this data objectively.
Speaker 2: A completely different narrative emerges, one that replaces comforting myth
with a highly disruptive forgotten reality.
Speaker 1: Exactly, And that is why I'm asking you, the listener,
to simply keep an open mind today.
Speaker 2: Just for the next hour.
Speaker 1: Suspend your disbelief, just for the duration of this exploration,
because I promise you, by the time we reach the
end of this conversation, the way you look at a
mountain range, the way you stare out at the ocean,
and even the way you think about your own genetic
and cultural origins will be forever changed. Okay, let's unpack this.
Speaker 2: Let's do it.
Speaker 1: We're starting with something that is completely ubiquitous across human history,
the global flood narrative.
Speaker 2: It is the ultimate historical anchor point.
Speaker 1: Yeah, most of us who grew up in the West
are highly familiar with the Genesis account of the flood Noah.
In the Ark Right, chapter six, verse nine, you find
the story of Noah. The earth has become corrupt, the
divine hits the reset button with a massive deluge, and
a tiny fraction of life is preserved to start.
Speaker 2: Over, which is a profound story on its own.
Speaker 1: It is, but if that were the only text in
the world that mentioned it, you could write it off
as localized folklore. But the plot thickens exponentially when you
travel over to ancient Mesopotamia and read the Epic of Gilgamesh.
Speaker 2: Which significantly predates the Hebrew Bible.
Speaker 1: It should be noted exactly in Gildemesh you have a
council of gods making a deliberate, calculated decision to bring
a cataclysmic flood upon the earth. The hero whut Napishtim
is told to build a boat to survive.
Speaker 2: The parallels are undenoiable.
Speaker 1: And it doesn't stop there. You cross the Mediterranean over
to Egypt and look at the Edfu creation.
Speaker 2: Texts, fascinating documents.
Speaker 1: Incredibly specific inscriptions found on the walls of the Temple
of Edfu. They speak of an antediluvian meaning pre flood
civilization of builder.
Speaker 2: Gods, gods who lived on an island of.
Speaker 1: Fire, right, an island of fire that was completely wiped
out by water, leaving only a few survivors to travel
the world and restart civilization. And if that isn't enough,
you travel all the way across the globe to the
Andes in South.
Speaker 2: America, to the Inca traditions.
Speaker 1: Exactly the tradition of the god virococa. He also brought
about a great flood to destroy a race of giants
he had created because they had become unruly and failed
to follow his loss.
Speaker 2: What's fascinating here is the specific mechanism of destruction coupled
with the moral framework.
Speaker 1: It's always about a moral failing, right.
Speaker 2: It's not just that it rained a lot. The statistical
improbability of completely isolated cultures, cultures separated by vast oceans
and thousands of years independently inventing the exact same cataclysmic
narrative is staggering.
Speaker 1: I always think about it like this. For you listening,
imagine you have five friends who absolutely do not.
Speaker 2: Know each other, complete stranger.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they live in different cities, have different backgrounds, never
spoken a word to one another. If every single one
of those five friends comes to you and tells you
the exact same, highly specific, incredibly detailed story about a
traumatic event that happened downtown, you believe them. At what
point do you stop calling it a rumor or a
coincidence and start accepting that this event actually took place.
Speaker 2: That is a phenomenal analogy. In a court of law,
we call that corroborating testimony right, and this brings us
directly to the foundational text for the Atlantis narrative, which
operates as the keystone for this entire theory.
Speaker 1: Plato.
Speaker 2: Yes, around three sixty BC, the Greek philosopher Plato wrote
two very famous dialogues, the Timaeus and the Creedius.
Speaker 1: Now, mainstream academics love to say Plato is just weaving
a fictional.
Speaker 2: Parable to illustrate his ideal republic. Yeah, but in these texts,
Plato explicitly states that this information is historical fact. He
says it was passed down to the Greek statesman Solon
from high ranking Egyptian priests at Seiss.
Speaker 1: He practically cites his sources.
Speaker 2: He does. These priests claimed that Atlantis was a highly
advanced civilization that existed nine thousand years before their.
Speaker 1: Time, which is a very specific number.
Speaker 2: It is now if we do the math, Salon was
an Egypt around six hundred BC. Add nine thousand years
to that, and it places the destruction of Atlantis right
around nine thousand, six hundred BC, so.
Speaker 1: Roughly eleven thousand, six hundred years ago.
Speaker 2: Highly suspicious because it aligns perfectly with modern geological evidence,
specifically a period known as meltwater pulse one B right
the end of the ice Age, exactly a time of
massive rapid global sea level rise at the abrupt end
of the Younger Driest climate anomaly. Plato nailed the exact
geological timeline of the ice caps melting, thousands of years
before modern geology existed. That is wild to think about,
but the sources provide an even more starling detail. Plato
claimed that Atlantis was founded and governed by the Greek
god Poseidon, and based on the synthesis of our sources,
today we have to look at Poseidon not as a
mythical sea god holding a magical three pronged pitchfork.
Speaker 1: But as an actual physical, extraterrestrial ruler.
Speaker 2: Yes, an extraterrestrial architect who established a sophisticated colony on Earth.
Speaker 1: It fundamentally changes how you read the text. When you
view Poseidon as an extraterrestrial ruler. The temples Plato describes
stop being religious monuments. They become infrastructure exactly. They suddenly
sound like administrative centers were technological hubs. But wait, I
want to play Devil's advocate for a second. Couldn't the
Greeks just be projecting their own pantheon onto an older story.
Speaker 2: If we connect this to the bigger picture, we see
the exact same God ruler dynamic globally. Let's bring in
the Native American connection, because this is where the synchronicity
becomes undeniable.
Speaker 1: Let's do it.
Speaker 2: Look at the oral traditions of the Hopie and the
Pueblo peoples and the American Southwest. They talk extensively about
the ending of the third world right.
Speaker 1: And we're currently in the fourth world according to them.
Speaker 2: Correct according to their histories, the previous this world was
destroyed by a massive watery cataclysm. But why was it destroyed?
The Hope elders state that humanity had wandered away from
spiritual truths and fallen deeply into greed and materialism.
Speaker 1: And what did Plato say about Atlantis? He wrote that
the Atlanteans were a divine race that eventually became deluded
with human nature. They lost their way, They became greedy, materialistic,
and corrupt, which directly provoked their watery destruction. The Hopi
and Plato, separated by an ocean in thousands of years,
are citing the exact same moral decay as the trigger
for the exact same physical cataclysm.
Speaker 2: Precisely, and if we look further south to the Aztec Empire,
we find another massive piece of the puzzle. The Aztecs
held a deep central legend about their ancestral homeland, a
place called Aslan.
Speaker 1: I always trip out over the phonetic similarity there Aslan Atlantis.
Speaker 2: It is hard to ignore. According to their traditions, Aslan
was an island paradise situated in in the middle of
a great lake or ocean. When the Aztecs built their
spectacular capital city to noctiplan, which.
Speaker 1: Lies beneath modern day Mexico City for you listening right.
Speaker 2: They didn't just build a city. They built a deliberate
replica of Aslan. They engineered their capital artificially on an
island in the middle of Lake tex Coco, utilizing massive
complex causeways to connect it to the mainland.
Speaker 1: Mimicking Plato's concentricles.
Speaker 2: They purposefully mirrored the island structure that Plato described for Atlantis.
And just like Atlantis was ruled by the physical presence
of Poseidon, Aslon and Tena Titlin were said to be
guided by their god, Huitziopople. But furthermore, our sources indicate
that in these ancient societies, highly advanced technology, perhaps the
very gifts from these extraterrestrial rulers, was strictly hidden from
the general public.
Speaker 1: Kept completely secret.
Speaker 2: It was hoarded by an elite ruling class of priests
and royals who kept themselves entirely separated from the common people.
Speaker 1: That hoarding of technology is such a profound concept to
think about, especially for you listening to this right now
in our modern era. Think about the psychological implications of
an advanced technology, maybe unlimited free energy, maybe advanced metallurgy
or cellular regeneration, being deliberately withheld from the public by
a ruling class.
Speaker 2: It's a terrifying thought.
Speaker 1: It mirrors our absolute deepest modern societal anxieties, doesn't it.
The fear that the people at the very top of
the pyramid have access to knowledge and tools that could
cure diseases or end poverty, but they keep it classified
to maintain control and leverage power.
Speaker 2: Dynamics rarely change.
Speaker 1: It makes you wonder if human nature, or perhaps the
nature of those ruling over us, hasn't changed a single
bit in twelve thousand years.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to have exactly.
Speaker 1: And speaking of this hidden advanced technology. Let's move out
of the ancient texts and into hard physical evidence. Let's
talk about the artifacts of the gods, specifically the mystery
of ooriculcum.
Speaker 2: This is an incredible case.
Speaker 1: In twenty fifteen, a team of marine archaeologists was explored
ring a twenty six hundred year old shipwreck off the
southern coast of Sicily. Down in the wreckage of this
ancient vessel, half buried in the sand, they discovered a
cache of thirty nine metal ingots.
Speaker 2: Just sitting there on the ocean floor.
Speaker 1: Right when they brought these ingots to the surface and
tested them, the archaeological community was stunned. The ingots were
identified as orichalcum. This was the legendary, practically mythical metal
that Plato specifically wrote about in his descriptions of Atlantis.
Speaker 2: This discovery is a massive paradigm shift. For centuries, mainstream
historians argued that orcalcum was just a fictional element, a
poetic flourish Plato invented to make his story sound more grandiose.
Speaker 1: And wealthy, just a mate of fantasy metal.
Speaker 2: But here it is physically sitting on a laboratory table
in the twenty first century. Let's look at the metallurgical
breakdown of these recovered ingots, because the science here is critical.
The lab analysis showed that this oracalcum is an alloy
consisting of roughly eighty percent copper and twenty percent zinc,
with trace amounts of lead and iron.
Speaker 1: Wait, copper and zinc, isn't that just brass? Are you
telling me the mythical glowing metal of the gods is
basically the same stuff my cheap doorknobs are made of.
Speaker 2: It sounds incredibly underwhelming when you put it like that.
Speaker 1: I mean it does.
Speaker 2: But here is the catch that mainstream historians are sweating over.
You can't just walk into a cave and mine a
chunk of metallic zinc. It doesn't natively exist in that
state on Earth.
Speaker 1: Here's where it gets really interesting, because the chemistry required
here is mind blowing. In nature, zinc primarily exists as
a mineral called sphalerite.
Speaker 2: A zinc sulfur complex.
Speaker 1: Right to get usable zinc out of spalorite, you have
to subject the ore to a highly sophisticated chemical and
thermal process.
Speaker 2: The sementation process.
Speaker 1: To be exact exactly, you have to roast the spalorite
at extremely high temperatures. To burn off the sulfur is
sulfur dioxide, and by the way, sulfur dioxide is highly toxic.
Speaker 2: Very toxic.
Speaker 1: If you don't know what you're doing, you will literally
gas yourself to death. Then you have to capture the
vaporized zinc. This is the craziest part. Zinc boils and
turns into a gas at about nine hundred and seven
degrees celsius. The copper copper doesn't melt until about one
thousand and eighty five degrees celsius. So if you just
throw copper and zinc or into a fire together, the
zinc completely evaporates into thin air before the copper even
turns liquid. It just vanishes. You need specialized sealed crucibles,
precise temperature control, and an understanding of thermal dynamics in
chemistry that mainstream historians flat out and sist did not
exist in the ancient world.
Speaker 2: They claim that level of technological sophistication was completely absent
prior to the modern era.
Speaker 1: And yet there are the thirty nine ingots from a
twenty six hundred year old shipwreck proving that someone somehow possessed.
Speaker 2: That knowledge exactly the sheer chemical sophistication required to smelt
sphalerite into pure zinc and then perfectly alloy it with
copper at an eighty twenty ratio without the zinc flashing
off as a gas. Is a glaring anachronism. It's an
artifact out of time.
Speaker 1: It shouldn't exist.
Speaker 2: It really shouldn't. Now, let's look at how Plato described
this metal. He didn't not off for a recipe, he
didn't detail a mining operation. He described oracalcum as being
of unknown origin, unknown origin. He stated that the great
Temple of Poseidon in the center of Atlantis flashed with
the red glowing light of this copper tinted metal, and
that it was a substance said to physically resonate with
the divine Wow. If we view this through the lens
of the ancient astronaut theory, a very clear picture emerges.
Early humans did not spontaneously develop the complex thermo dynamics
required to process failureate. They were directly taught the process
of advanced metallurgy by extraterrestrial visitors.
Speaker 1: It was handed down to them.
Speaker 2: These visitors took raw primitive populations and bootstrapped their technological evolution,
giving them the exact formulas, the crucible designs, and the
techniques needed to create these impossible alloys.
Speaker 1: I love thinking about this from a practical standpoint. Let's
do a thought experiment. Imagine you, a modern person sitting
there listening to this with all your basic knowledge of
how the world works, suddenly traveled back in time five
thousand years to a primitive Bronze Age society. Imagine you
knew the exact process to take a weird, crumbly rock
like sphaleite heated in a sealed clay pot, capture the
invisible vapors, and create a shining, incorruptible metal that flashes
red in the sun. Them To those ancient people, you
wouldn't just be a clever engineer, You would be a god.
Your chemistry would be perceived as literal magic, a divine
gift bestowed upon mortals.
Speaker 2: That is exactly what our sources are suggesting happened.
Speaker 1: The Sidon and his extraterrestrial cohort didn't just rule. They educated.
They handed down the blueprints for civilization. But as we
know from the myths, something went terribly wrong that advanced
civilization didn't survive.
Speaker 2: Which logically forces us to ask, if a global, technologically
supreme society was wiped out, where is the physical debris?
We found the ingots in Sicily, sure, but where are
the mega cities? You can't just misplace an entire continent, unless.
Speaker 1: Of course, it's hiding in plain sight under a mile
of ice. Yeah, which brings us to a part of
the globe that is almost completely alien to us today,
the frozen continent of Antarctica.
Speaker 2: Antarctica is perhaps the greatest terrestrial mystery we have left.
Speaker 1: Its massive.
Speaker 2: It is larger than Europe, completely covered in ice that
averages over a mile thick, and virtually inaccessible to the
general public. When we look at the research of individuals
like Michael Sala and David Childress, a compelling hypothesis emerges
regarding this desolate.
Speaker 1: Ice sheet that it wasn't always frozen exactly.
Speaker 2: They proposed that Antarctica wasn't always a frozen wasteland. In fact,
they suggest it was the site of a flourishing extraterrestrial colony,
perhaps even the true location of Atlantis itself.
Speaker 1: But how does a tropical or temperate paradise become a
frozen desert.
Speaker 2: The mechanism for that brings us to the pul shift theory,
originally championed by researchers like Charles Hapgood.
Speaker 1: This is fascinating stuff, so visualize this.
Speaker 2: Imagine the Earth's crusts, the continents, and ocean floors as
the loose skin of an orange, while the inside of
the Earth is the fruit.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm visualizing the orange.
Speaker 2: The pole shift theory posits that approximately thirteen thousand years ago,
coinciding exactly with the timeline of Plato's Atlantis destruction and
the end of the last Ice Age, the Earth experienced
a catastrophic sudden shift. The entire outer crust detached and
slid over the molten mantle.
Speaker 1: So the skin of the orange spins, but the inside
stays put right.
Speaker 2: This event physically moved the land mass of Antarctica, which
may have been sitting in a temperate zone much further north,
directly into the polar region where the South Pole currently sits.
Speaker 1: Which means it would freeze incredibly.
Speaker 2: Fast instantaneous cataclysmic climate change, a literal flash freezing of
an entire advanced civilization, preserving their megalithic structures, their biological
remains and their advanced technology under miles of solid ice.
Speaker 1: It is absolutely mine bending to think that right now,
under miles of pristine white ice, there could be the
spires and temples of a thirteen thousand year old alien
city perfectly preserve like a prehistoric fly in amber.
Speaker 2: It's a haunting image.
Speaker 1: And what's even crazier is the modern implication of this.
We have modern whistleblowers coming forward right now claiming that
the world's most powerful governments aren't just down in Antarctica
studying penguins and taking ice core samples to measure ancient
carbon dioxide levels.
Speaker 2: That's just the cover story.
Speaker 1: According to these whistleblowers, there is a massive, highly classified
cover up happening. They argue that military coalitions are actively
excavating these buried ancient artifacts that are uncovering these ancient cities,
and in the most shocking claims of all, they are
actively working with extraterrestrial beings in hidden subterranean Antarctic bases.
Speaker 2: Today it sounds like science fiction, but when you lay
it alongside the ancient texts, the abrupt geological anomalies, and
the massive, heavily funded military presence down there, it starts
to look like the missing piece of the puzzle, it
really does.
Speaker 1: And this brings us to one of the most fascinating
enigmatic figures in American history.
Speaker 2: Edgar Case, the Sleeping Prophet.
Speaker 1: Yes if you aren't familiar with him. Case lived from
eighteen seventy seven to nineteen forty five and is widely
considered America's greatest psychic. The man documented over fourteen thousand
psychic readings in his lifetime. His process was fascinating.
Speaker 2: Very unique methodology.
Speaker 1: He would loosen his tie, take off his shoes, lie
down on a couch, and go into a deep self
induced sleep state. While in this trance, he would speak
in a completely different cadence, often diagnosing complex medical illnesses
for people he had never met, located hundreds of miles away.
Speaker 2: And with startling accuracy.
Speaker 1: But most importantly for our exploration today, he began to
recount the hidden history of the human race.
Speaker 2: Case's readings are an absolute treasure trove of anomalous historical data.
While in these deep trance states, Case made a wild,
profound assertion regarding the concept of reincarnation.
Speaker 1: This part always gives me chills.
Speaker 2: He claimed that the souls of the people who inhabited Atlantis.
The engineers, the scientists, the philosophers who experienced that great
cataclysm firsthand were mass reincarnating in the twentieth century as
the people of America.
Speaker 1: Wait, so he was saying that the technological boom of
the nineteen hundreds was basically Atlantean souls picking up where
they left off exactly.
Speaker 2: He suggested that the rapid advancement of society, the invention
of flight, the splitting of the atom, the creation of
modern computing, and even the inherent geopolitical struggles of modern
America were a direct karmic carryover from the lost civilization
of Atlantis.
Speaker 1: That's incredible.
Speaker 2: Humanity was essentially getting a second chance to wield advanced
technology without falling into the destructive trap of materialism and
hubris that ruined them the first time.
Speaker 1: Let's hope we do better this time around.
Speaker 2: Indeed, but Case didn't just offer philosophical musings about karma.
He offered highly specific geographical predictions. He prophesied the existence
of a hidden hole records, a physical repository containing the
entire documented history, technology, and wisdom of the Atlantean civilization.
Speaker 1: And he said there wasn't just one right, he said
there were three correct.
Speaker 2: He stated that this hall of records was split into
three locations to ensure its survival. One is located under
the right paw of the Great Sphinx in Egypt.
Speaker 1: Which is wild because modern radar has found something there.
Speaker 2: Yes, modern seismic ground penetrating radar has indeed detected a
large rectangular void under the paw, though the Egyptian antiquities
authorities strictly forbid excavation mediately very The second location was
supposedly buried deep in the jungles of the Yucatan Peninsula,
and the third was said to be submerged underwater in
the Bahama, specifically near Bimini or Andris Island.
Speaker 1: And this is where the psychic predictions collide violently with
modern physical discovery. Let's fast forward to the year two
thousand and three. The Association for Research and Enlightenment, which
is the foundation dedicated to studying and preserving Casey's work,
is conducting organized searches off the coast of Andros Island
in the Bahamas.
Speaker 2: Following his exact coordinates.
Speaker 1: They are literally out on boats following Case's seventy year
old psychic treasure map and what do they find? Beneath
the crystal clear waters. Marine archaeologists discovered a massive artificial
platform of perfectly rectangular, square cut stones.
Speaker 2: It's breathtaking to see the photos.
Speaker 1: We are talking about megalithic architecture stretching for several hundred
yards across the ocean floor. The blocks are massive, perfectly
fitted together without mortar. When they analyze the site, all
geological and archaeological indications pointed to the structure dating back
eleven thousand to twelve thousand years.
Speaker 2: Ago, which is the exact end of the last Ice Age,
the exact timeline of Plato's Atlantis, and the exact location
case predicted.
Speaker 1: You have to sit back and marvel at that. You
have a photographer from Kentucky in the nineteen thirties going
to sleep on his couch, pointing to a random spot
in the ocean, and seventy years later we find a
diegolithic platform right where he said it would be.
Speaker 2: This raises an important question, how did that massive stone
platform end up hundreds of feet underwater. Casey was what
we call a cataclyst mist. In his readings, he consistently
warned about earth changes, violent pole shifts, and rapid geological
upheavals that wiped out these ancient.
Speaker 1: Civilizations, just like the Orange peel.
Speaker 2: Exactly, he detailed how a celestial event, even something as
seemingly minor as a greazing asteroid that doesn't directly impact
the Earth but passes close enough for its gravitational pull
to interact with our planet, could alter the Earth's tilt
axis so.
Speaker 1: It doesn't even have to hit us. It just has
to fly by and tug on us.
Speaker 2: Exactly. If the axis shifts even a few degrees, the
equatorial bulge of water on our planet violently redistributes. You
would have massive continent drowning, tsunamis miles high, instant climate change,
and the literal sinking of land masses while others are
pushed upward by the tectonic stress.
Speaker 1: That's terrifying.
Speaker 2: It forces us to reflect on the immense fragility of
our cur We build our massive cities on the coasts
New York, Tokyo, London, assuming the oceans are static. The
evidence from the Bahamas and Casey's consistent warnings suggests that
the map of the Earth is far more volatile and
fluid than we dare to admit.
Speaker 1: That is, a terrifying yet completely awe inspiring thought. Continents
don't just stay put, they rise and they sink. And
to really drive that point home, we are going to
leave the Atlantic and shift our map to the largest
body of water on the planet, the Pacific Ocean. That's
a grand expanse to give you an idea of the
scale here. The Pacific covers over sixty three million square miles.
It is so incomprehensibly massive that you could fit all
the land masses on Earth inside it, every continent, every island,
and still have enough room left over to fit another
continent the size of Africa.
Speaker 2: It's mostly unexplored, too.
Speaker 1: Completely, and according to a vast array of sources, right
in the middle of this vast emptiness, once at a
continent known as Lemurria or move.
Speaker 2: The Pacific is the perfect place to hide a sunken world.
Speaker 1: Researchers like David Childres have compiled immense amounts of data
suggesting that MoU was a sprawling land glass that stretched
all the way from Hawaii in the north, down to
Easter Island in the southeast, and all the way across
to Micronesia in the west.
Speaker 2: A massive empire.
Speaker 1: This was an empire of staggering proportions that supposedly sank
beneath the waves roughly fifty thousand years ago. What's incredible
is when you talk to the native Hawaiian people, they're
deeply held oral traditions. Don't talk about evolving slowly from cavemen.
Speaker 2: No, they don't.
Speaker 1: They talk about capoe O Khalani, which translates to the
people of the heaven. They explicitly state that their original ancestors,
the original settlers of this lost continent of MoU, were
extraterrestrials who came down from the Pleiades star cluster.
Speaker 2: It's vital that we don't dismiss these indigenous oral traditions
as mere folklore or campfire stories. They are ancestral records,
meticulously passed down through generations. And when we look for
physical corroboration of them, the records in the Pacific, we
find structures that simply defy conventional.
Speaker 1: Explanation, like Micronesia.
Speaker 2: Yes, take Nanmodal, located on the island of Pompei in Micronesia.
This is a partially submerged ancient city constructed from literally
millions of massive basalt columns.
Speaker 1: And these aren't pebbles. These are massive hexagonal logs of
solid volcanic rock.
Speaker 2: Right exactly some way between five and fifty tons.
Speaker 1: Each fifty tons.
Speaker 2: The sheer logistics of moving and stacking millions of these
heavy basalt logs to build a city directly on top
of a coral reef is an engineering nightmare even by
today's standards.
Speaker 1: I can't even imagine trying to move that on land,
let alone over a reef.
Speaker 2: Furthermore, the area is known for bizarre magnetic anomalies that
disrupt compasses, yet there it sets heavily submerged, leading many
researchers to ask if Nanmodal isn't just an isolated island settlement,
but rather the highest mountain peaks the last surviving visible
tips of the sunken continent of Moo.
Speaker 1: And Nanmodal isn't an isolated inn omily in the Pacific.
Let's jump to September nineteen ninety seven. We are at
Yonaguni Island, which is the southernmost of the Ryuqi Islands
in Japan.
Speaker 2: This is one of my favorite discoveries.
Speaker 1: It's amazing. A local dive tour operator is looking for
a good spot to observe hammerhead sharks. He dives down
less than one hundred feet under water, and he stumbles
across something that looks like it belongs in a sci
fi movie. It's an immense megalithic stone configuration carved directly
out of the bedrock.
Speaker 2: The sheer scale of it is hard to grasp.
Speaker 1: We are talking about perfect ninety degree angles, massive sheer
vertical walls, perfectly flat terraced platforms, and gigantic sweeping staircases.
The scale of it is breathtaking. It doesn't look like
it was built for normal humans. The steps are so
tall it looks like it was built for giants. When
images of the Yonaguni monument hit the research community, it
ignited an absolute firestorm, because nature does not create perfectly
leveled platforms and sheer right angle drop offs in a
terraced zigarot formation.
Speaker 2: To understand the true significance of Yonaguni, we have to
provide the geological context heavily championed by geologists like doctor
Robert Schoke. We know for an absolute, verifiable scientific fact
that during the glacial maximum at the end of the
last Ice Age around fourteen thousand years ago, a massive
amount of the Earth's water was locked up in polar
ice caps and.
Speaker 1: Continental glaciers because it was so cold.
Speaker 2: Because all that water was frozen on land, global sea
levels were as much as three hundred to four hundred
feet lower than they are.
Speaker 1: Today, which means Yonaguni wasn't underwater at all.
Speaker 2: Precisely fourteen thousand years ago, the Yonaguni Monument was sitting
high and dry on the coast of a much larger
land mass. For it to have been carved by human
or extraterrestrial hands, it had to have been carved before
the ice melted and the seas rose.
Speaker 1: It forces the timeline backwards.
Speaker 2: This places the creation of the Yonaguni Monument firmly in
the ten thousand to twelve thousand BC range. This completely
shatters the timeline of conventional human civilization, which insists that
h were nothing more than primitive spear throwing hunter gatherers
during that era, completely incapable of carving megalithic stone cities
out of bedrock.
Speaker 1: It's physical proof. Sitting right there on the ocean floor,
you can literally put on scuba gear and touch it.
But wait, because we are going to go even further
back in time. Let's travel from Japan down to West Java,
Indonesia to a site called Gunung.
Speaker 2: Padan, the Mountain of Enlightenment.
Speaker 1: Exactly. This place translates to the Mountain of Enlightenment. It
was originally discovered by Dutch explorers back in nineteen fourteen,
and for a long time people just thought it was
a natural hill with some ancient basalt columns scattered on top.
It looked like an old ruined graveyard.
Speaker 2: Just a natural formation with some debris.
Speaker 1: But in twenty thirteen, the Indonesian government finally sponsored a
massive multidisciplinary.
Speaker 2: Excavation, and the technology they brought in is what changed everything.
Speaker 1: Exactly. They didn't just dig with shovels. They brought in
ground penetrating radar, seismic tomography, and cor drawing.
Speaker 2: Let me interject to explain seismic tomography because it's crucial
for you listening. Smagine putting an entire mountain inside an
MRI machine.
Speaker 1: That's a great way to put it.
Speaker 2: Instead of using magnets, scientists shoot sound waves deep into
the earth and measure how those waves bounce back. It
allows them to literally see the hidden three D structure
beneath the dirt and vegetation. Without lifting a single shovel,
and what they.
Speaker 1: Saw beneath the dirt and rubble wasn't a natural hill
at all. It is a massive, artificially constructed step pyramid.
It's like a nested doll. The top layer is a
few thousand years old, but when the carbon dated the
organic material pulled from the deepest boreholes, the dates came
back at a staggering twenty thousand years old.
Speaker 2: That changes everything we know about human history.
Speaker 1: Twenty thousand years. That makes gun and Penang the oldest
known pyramidal structure on the face of the Earth, predating
the Pyramids of Egypt by well over fifteen thousand years.
Speaker 2: Gun own Penang is the smoking gun for a lost
epoch of high civilization. Geologically, we must connect this to
the concept of Sundaland. About Sundaland twenty thousand years ago.
During that same glacial maximum we discussed, Java wasn't an island.
It was the mountainous southernmost tip of a massive continuous
subcontinent called Sundaland that encompassed most of modern day Southeast Asia,
connecting Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines to the Asian mainland.
Speaker 1: So it was all connected land.
Speaker 2: Gunong Padang would have sat at the high elevation of
this vast, fertile land mass. Sometime around ten thousand BC,
when those ice caps melted rapidly, perhaps due to the
asteroid impact or the pole shift we discussed earlier, the
oceans rose dramatically, flooding the lowlands of Sundaland and turning
the highest mountain peaks into the fragmented island archipelago of
Indonesia we see today.
Speaker 1: That is just incredible.
Speaker 2: Gunong Padang is a survivor. It is a physical beacon
left behind by a civilization that was drowned out of existence.
Speaker 1: I really want to ground this in reality for you,
because I know talking about sunken continents and lost world
sounds fantasticals, like something out of comic book. Look at
hard accepted modern geology. Did you know that in twenty
twelve mainstream scientists mapped out dogger.
Speaker 2: Land right in the North Sea.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this was a huge mass of dry land that
used to connect Great Britain to mainland Europe. Humans lived there,
hunted there, built settlements there, and then as the ice melted,
it was completely swallowed by the North Sea.
Speaker 2: And we found Zeelandia too.
Speaker 1: Right, In twenty seventeen, geologists confirm the existence of Zelandia,
a nearly submerged continent near New Zealand that is almost
the size of Australia. Plus marine archaeologists have formally mapped
over two hundred known submerged ancient cities just in the
Mediterranean Sea alone. Two hundred continents do sinc lands are
swallowed by the sea. It is a scientifically verified reality
of our planet's dynamic history.
Speaker 2: The Earth is incredibly dynamic. It is constantly erasing its
own surface.
Speaker 1: So what does this all mean? If continents sink and
advanced civilizations are wiped out by massive walls of water?
What happens to the survivors? Where do they go?
Speaker 2: They have to seek higher ground.
Speaker 1: Right to find out. We are going to bring this
exploration back stateside. We are heading to the Pacific Northwest,
specifically to the towering, snow capped peak of Mount Shasta
in northern California.
Speaker 2: Mount Shasta is an incredibly potent geographical location, renowned for
its esoteric and anomalous history. The connection to our lost
civilizations begins in eighteen sixty four when a zoologist named
Philip sklater first proposed the existence of the lost continent of.
Speaker 1: Lameria based on animals.
Speaker 2: Strangely enough, interestingly, he based this on the anomalist distribution
of Lemur fossils found in Madagascar in India but not
in Africa, suggesting a sunken land bridge. This theory was
quickly embraced and expanded upon by esoteric writers and mystics.
Speaker 1: Like Madam H. P. Blovotsky.
Speaker 2: Right, Yes, Blovotsky, who founded the Theosophical Society. She brought
esoteric Eastern philosophies to the West. A powerful tradition emerged
from these circles, suggesting that as the continent of Lmur
was fracturing and sinking beneath the Pacific, a contingent of
survivors possessing advanced extraterrestrial technology managed to escape the cataclysm.
Speaker 1: And where did they go?
Speaker 2: The legend states that they fled to the western coast
of North America and took refuge deep inside the massive
volcanic cavern systems of Mount Shasta. They didn't just hide,
they built a subterranean city called Tilos. They maintained their
high technology and spiritual practices far away from the floods
and earthquakes ravaging the surface world.
Speaker 1: And this isn't just some dusty nineteenth century fairy tale
that people forgot about. The phenomenon surrounding Mount Shasta is ongoing,
heavily documented, and happening right now. You can go there
today and talk to the locals, or look at the
investigations conducted as recently as November twenty twenty by researchers
like William Henry and local author Dustin Knafe.
Speaker 2: The activity there is off the charts.
Speaker 1: The entire area is an absolute hotspot for UFO sightings,
bizarre magnetic anomalies that drain batteries, and encounters with tall
ethereal light beings roaming the tree lines and flowing.
Speaker 2: White robes, and the disappearances.
Speaker 1: Even more chilling are the numerous, completely baffling disappearances of
hikers and explorers on the mountain. People just vanish without
a trace, leaving their gear behind. It all paints a
picture of a location that is actively guarding a massive secret,
and that brings us to what I think is one
of the most gripping cinematic stories of this entire exploration.
You have to hear the mystery of J. C. Brown.
Speaker 2: The story of J. C. Brown is a perfect encapsulation
of the tantalizing, deeply elusive nature of this research. In
nineteen oh six, Brown is a prospector hired by the
Lord Cowdrey Mining Company in England. His job was to
prospect for gold and the unforgiving, rugged terrain of the
Sierra Nevada Mountains, specifically around the slopes of Mount Shaft,
a tough job. Very one day, while mapping a sheer
rock face, a rock slide occurred, revealing a hidden, unnatural
looking cave entrance. Brown investigated and claimed to have discovered
an artificial, man made tunnel sloping deeply downward into the
very heart of the mountain. He followed this tunnel for
over eleven miles into the darkness.
Speaker 1: Eleven miles. Can you imagine the claustrophobia.
Speaker 2: It requires immense bravery. At the end of it, he
didn't find gold veins. He described finding a massive cavernous room,
a subterranean reliquary, or a hidden temple.
Speaker 1: What did he find inside?
Speaker 2: Inside? He claimed to have found walls lined with tablets
inscribed in an unknown hieroglyphic language, an arsenal of strange
unfamiliar weapons made of a highly refined metal, and most
shockingly of all, the mummified remains of giants he described
being standing up to ten feet tall, dressed in ornate robes.
Speaker 1: Let me stop you right there, because if I am
listening to this, I am probably thinking, Okay, this is
just a tall tale from a lonely miner who spent
too much time breathing dust in the cave. But there
is physical evidence left behind in the environment to back
out that something strange was happening here.
Speaker 2: Yes, the symbols Brown.
Speaker 1: And other miners of that era marked the landscape with
very specific, strange geometric sim carved directly into the rocks
around Mount Shasta. These symbols weren't standard mining claims. There
were complex glyphs designed to point inward toward hidden entrances.
It's a map, and here is where the hairs on
your arms should stand up. These specific symbols found at
Mount Shasta are nearly identical to mysterious glyphs found half
world away at Rental Chateau in France and thousands of
mild east at Oak Island in Nova Scotia, two other
locations famously associated with legendary unrecovered hidden treasuries and ancient
underground mysteries. It's as if there is a universal underground
language marking the hiding places of the ancients.
Speaker 2: It points to a globally connected network of hidden repositories.
And the climax of Brown's story is where it shifts
from a fascinating archaeological curiosity to a profound, almost sinister mystery.
Speaker 1: This is the crazy part.
Speaker 2: After making his monumental discovery in nineteen oh six, Brown
purportedly hid the entrance, burying it under rubble, and kept
his seeker for almost thirty years. Finally, in nineteen thirty four,
at the age of seventy nine, he resurfaced in Stockton, California.
Speaker 1: He finally decided to talk.
Speaker 2: He decided it was time to reveal the truth to
the world. He publicly recounted his story and successfully gathered
an expedition party of eighty enthusiastic people, scientists, journalists, and adventurers.
They gathered the necessary gear, provisioned themselves, and set a
departure date to march up Mount Shasta, blow open the entrance,
and document this limerian subterranean city.
Speaker 1: I can only imagine the excitement in Stockton that week.
Speaker 2: It would have been electric. On the very morning they
were scheduled to depart, the eighty expedition members gathered in
Stockton waiting for their guide, but J. C. Brown never
showed up. He had completely vanished.
Speaker 1: It's just gone.
Speaker 2: Law enforcement investigated, but he left no trace, no packed bags,
no signs or struggle, no ransom notes, just gone. He
was never seen or heard from. Again.
Speaker 1: Let's speculate wildly here for a moment, because you really
have to wonder what happened to him. Imagine being one
of those eighty people standing in the Stockton fog for
a man who is about to hand you the keys
to the greatest secret in the history of humanity, only
to realize he's been entirely erased from the board.
Speaker 2: It's devastating.
Speaker 1: Was Brown silenced by a shadow government agency that you
knew exactly what was inside that mountain and wanted to
keep the technology hidden, just like the elite ruling classes
of Atlantis, NASLM or And this is the really wild thought.
Did Brown get cold feet by sharing it with the world?
Did he go up to the mountain early by himself,
access the tunnel and find a portal.
Speaker 2: Did he rejoin them, Did.
Speaker 1: He somehow rejoin the surviving remnants of that ancient civilization?
We might never know, but it forces you to look
at every towering mountain, every deep cave system, and wonder
who or what is looking back at us from the door.
Speaker 2: It truly does. As we step back and synthesize this
vast array of data we've covered today, a profoundly coherent,
if unsettling, narrative takes shape. When you look at the
metallurgical impossibility of an eighty twenty copper zinc ratio in
ancient ore, calculm ingots requiring thermal dynamics that shouldn't exist.
When you analyze the sheer megalistic geometric precision of the
submerged steps at Yonaguni and the colossal fifty ton basalt
columns of Nanmodol. When you read identical, highly specific flood
myths separated by vast, uncrossable oceans, you are no longer
looking at coincidence. You are looking at.
Speaker 1: A fingerprint, the definite pattern.
Speaker 2: My core belief, born from analyzing these multiple perspectives across
thousands of years of human history is that they all
point to one undeniable truth. We are not the first.
Humanity as we know it today is a species suffering
from profound amnesia. We are living on the ruins of
a pre recorded, highly advanced, and likely extraterrestrially influenced civilization
that was wiped clean from the surface of the Earth
by violent, cataclysmic geological forces.
Speaker 1: History is cyclical, It operates in grand, sweeping circles, and
that is the absolute. So what for you, the listener,
going about your daily life. If a global society equipped
with extraterrestrial technology, capable of engineering impossible alloys and constructing
megalithic cities out of bedrock, could be completely wiped off
the map in a single day and night of terror
due to a cosmic event and their own hubris and materialism.
Speaker 2: How fragile is our world?
Speaker 1: Exactly? How fragile is our modern world? Look around you
right now. We are entirely dependent on a delicate, invisible
digital grid. We build our skyscrapers out of glass and
steel materials that would rust, shatter and completely disintegrate into
dust in a matter of centuries if abandoned by maintenance crews.
Speaker 2: Nature reclaims everything.
Speaker 1: Think about the massive server farms and data centers holding
all our recorded history, the towering cities built right on
the coastlines, the immense but ultimately delicate physical footprint of
our twenty first century civilization. If a grazing asteroid altered
our tilt tomorrow, if the ice caps melted in a
sudden surge and the pole shifted, wiping our slate clean,
what would be left of us in twenty thousand years,
when the next cycle of civilization rises up and begins
to dig in the dirt. What anomalous structures will they find?
Will they unearth the concrete base of the Hoover Dam
or the strange subterranean tunnels of our subway systems, And
wonder what giant rates of God's built them? Would they
piece together the melted silicon of our fragmented hard drives.
Fail to understand what they are and just call us
a myth.
Speaker 2: It's a sobering thought.
Speaker 1: I want you to really mull that over, and we
want to hear from you. What do you think is
the most compelling piece of evidence we discussed today. Do
you think the truth of our origins is buried right
now under miles of crushing ice in Antarctica or is
it waiting to be found behind a secret rock wall
inside Mount Shasta. We want to hear your stand on this.
Leave a comment below with your thoughts, tell us what
you believe, and let's keep this conversation going. Thank you
so much for joining us on this expansive mind bending
exploration on Thrilling Threads.
Speaker 2: It's been an absolute pleasure.
Speaker 1: Until next time, keep your eyes open and keep questioning
the narrative.