Jared Murphy | Advanced Ancestors, Hidden History, & Megalithic Mysteries

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01:27 These are the Higher Side Chats. Alright, alright, alright higher side chatters from sunny San Diego I'm Greg Carlwood and when it comes to the ancient past The origins of humanity and all the weird stuff we have lying around the planet that still mystifies today's best-and brightest... ...I have to think we were up too much more than basket weaving and drawing stick figures on caves way back when We know man pulled himself back up from the ashes of at least one major cataclysm, but it's likely there were many. Who knows exactly how advanced we could have once been? But we certainly chalked a lot things that can't currently be explained to aliens and maybe were given away too much credit!

02:05 What if abductions, pyramids, crop circles, flying saucers, megalithic sites, advanced engineered soil, ancient writings describing epic sky battles the modern day flyovers disabling nuclear facilities a laundry list of out-of-place artifacts and even sightings of reptilians greys and cat people are not things we should so casually chalk up to galaxy hopping almond-eyed aliens from a distant space rock, but actually affects actions and evidence of a lost ancient highly advanced group of humans who have been living alongside us leaving us largely on our own like we do to tribes all around the planet today.

02:41 Well, that is the intriguing position of our guest Jared Murphy. The author of a compelling new book entitled It's Not Aliens Worse it's Us Discovering Our Lost History That makes a very good case that just as humanity has chalked up a lot of unexplained phenomenon to the gods throughout time we are making the same mistake in a lot of areas today And because of our own amnesia, arrogance and the deceptions of a nefarious elite who hide our true history and prop up false paradigms that suit the psychological condition they want their subjects in? We are missing clues that reveal just how mind-blowing humanity's progress might have been in the pre-flood past. Maybe that lineage isn't completely gone...

03:21 Let's do the damn thing a fun one if there ever was one here to make the case they're not from space of free thinker not a cool a drink or jared murphy my man welcome to the higher side. Keep that intro for all my interviews going forward, Yeah, I'm sure a lot of hosts would love if you just handed that over to them. That was great! I really appreciate you having me on the show but that kind of summed it up and nailed it. Well thanks man attention spans they're short these days you got to grab them and thanks for being here. I really did enjoy the book It was more convincing then I expected it to be because a lot of people have made their minds up on these kinds of things and now I'm not so sure

04:03 To be honest, when my main man Olaf Phillips of Paranoia Publishing brought me this one I wasn't all that excited about it at first because i like the big epic alien idea but your position is really just as epic when considering the picture you paint of an advanced ancient world and And these humans, I guess quote unquote would be so radically advanced from us that if their chain of custody to the past wasn't broken then the only real difference between them and aliens would be where they call home because we would be so diverged. But to kick this off maybe you should be giving people this overview instead of me how do you like to introduce people to this possibility and why do you hate aliens so much?

04:49 Oh wow i have a better accused of hating aliens yet that's a prank caller prank caller on the idea originally, i wasn't thinking hey it's not aliens at us. The concept originally was that there's all these advances in genetic technology and about cell memory. And basically I thought, okay there is these parakase elongated skull people in South America and I thought let's just look at maybe putting together some information or a novel or something more fictional for some fun reads The first thing I stumble across is that there's engineered soil called terra prada and

05:33 Who cares about soil? I thought i was going to write a fictional book and I end up finding that there is an engineered soil all over the earth. And the last thing I ever liked growing up, you know...I like Indiana Jones! I wanted to find the temple with the golden monkey and do that sort of stuff. I didn't think that hey I have a background in construction and let's think about the compression levels at the foundational structures of megalithic structures that we've taken no core samples And the fact that there's engineered soil that's the best growing soil has electromagnetic properties for current travel it can

06:09 absolutely filter carbon dioxide, heavy metals and fertilizers. And everyone's been looking at it for a hundred years and the identical soil there are different kinds of engineered soil and by engineered we mean biochars you mix it's not a matter of accidental forest fires in a bunch of dead dinos building up over a few thousand years Or millions of years this is a soil that's a mixture like when you go to buy potting soil for your plants when you got up take care of flowers something in your home or in the garden. This is so all that can be from what they found justin brazil twenty feet back so it's been being used for a long time and it covers an area that general estimates justin brazil is

06:57 basically areas the size of two Spain's or at least all great Britain and then the identical engineered soil so there's different signatures that are kinds but the identical engineered soil this is your big hall house a card general academia this is what we think there is the identical terra preta in northern Africa, it's in Australia and it's in Central America. You have to explain how does Australia and North Africa and all of South America into Central America end up with a similar soil? So it sent me down a road that basically started with something that's very mundane and not as cool as finding a golden

07:42 or some sort of cool tomb that's what you would consider modern. And I'm talking something that's two, or three, or four, five thousand years old, like the mummies that were just discovered last week at Saqqara. First it was 15 and then it's been a week and they've ramped up to 25 that they just found! That's exciting, let's find mummies and let's find these dynastic people—the Greeks, the Romans—and we've had this paradigm of 50,000 years ago we were all in loincloths. So now here we are with engineered soil and as I dived into it learning about the properties of what the soil does, the number people who can't explain it. The carbon dating for it placing at dates and times that even if you account for in one continent or one area Brazil how do you explain it in Africa and Australia? And no matter what you then get down this road where I end up compiling after almost four years

08:37 the information that when you take everything together from giant megalithic buildings and their cymatic polygonal construction, these are large blocks. They have no mortar and they are able to withstand earthquakes by muting the frequencies in waves of the earthquake. And a lot of these buildings are a lot bigger taller and deeper. We're looking at the foundational structure like I said i have a background in construction so we're talking about soil sifted and mixed in a way where it's not only good for growing and filtering carbon dioxide, heavy metals and fertilizers but also soil that has electromagnetic properties. So how does that tie into these different pieces around the earth? And then you add in something like the Nazca lines—not the big bugs and graffitis that later cultures placed on top of very straight unbending lines that are approximately some

09:33 are over twenty five kilometers long and they're in bolivia there in jordan their all over the world there's a lawn earth grids and circuits and when you start placing all the technologies together, add in the time frames that they were being used and then you start saying well we've always seen aliens or there's these UFO sightings and as you're piecing this all together, there are different things that hit me or you end up being like oh my gosh I can't believe this is where this research is taking me. aliens as plenty of normal, average very not alien focused people saying well I'm an architect and i saw six flying saucers stop above me and six other friends. And they did not move and they were a hundred feet off the ground and I know what they look like and know what they wear. You have the United States military which I think everybody knows at this point coming out last summer saying look we want your help! We have a program that's over 70 years old

10:37 And yeah, we know there's aliens or UFOs. And yeah if you're going to take a zero point turn and if you're in society this is not the first time that we've done this people go for plastic surgery all the time and we think well otherwise other than fixing a broken nose I want part of my body look better than another part We don't think about the fact we didn't need to wait till Elon Musk comes up with a brain chip or is executing an actual brain chip, to think that the way we look at technology is not the way as society that deeply understood to right of fields, magnetics frequencies and waves. Not just

11:18 Muting an earthquake on a single building but dealing with home atropolis is with material sciences that might include vehicles if you're zero point turn, do you wanna be a tall human or the zero point turn at mock whatever do possibly want to be shorter. translucent with big on-board eyes that can deal with frequency and wave communication and programming directly to your on board computer that looks more like organics to us. And so there's some or the tip of the iceberg of a world that is there, and like you're saying, the book covers all of it and what it means to us to have this unknown

12:00 unrecorded massive history and it's been blurred by so many different things. Where should we go from there well yes you're making some good points although. No for air travel i'm six one it probably be easier if i was five to but i don't know about alter my body for the occasions in which i am on an airplane but i get what you're saying and i heard you on grammarica, i believe that was any word talking about a conversation you had with someone who's more plugged into indigenous communities and they mentioned to you that there well aware of the technology that they see in the modern world but they refer to it as wrong tech and i thought was pretty interesting because we.

12:46 Kind of apply our current picture of civilization and try to back cast it and say where are the iphone's in all this stuff but it just isn't that way they might have been more aware of. Tech that would push humanity in the right direction rather than into this digital dystopia where we're going yeah we do experiments like n one other things i talk about the book is some harvard scientists came up with using dna to store information and they put a fifty thousand word book On dna and they're up to on a gram of dna they can store now. Terabytes of information and essentially everything that's known the human kind i try to come up with better analogies on this one but you know send in for better thoughts, the basic idea now is we have the capability of storing genetically all the information that we know if were talking how to build a car to how to make a computer too

13:42 anything and everything that the human being knows could be stored in basically two elephants. That by using RNA strands of DNA, they can store memory and that's just one example of abilities like synesthesia so there is a various amounts affect all your senses And these are abilities where you might smell something, but instead of smelling it and thinking well I smell chocolate. But what you see in your mind is a number or when somebody tells you a number you see a color or when you see a color you hear a note of music and the assumption is hey we're only 10 to 14% conscious but the theory of evolution says that we only get something through forced adaptation

14:31 So are we basically in safe mode or we basically like a computer that can broke down and it's running but it's only doing basic functions so people with synaesthesia they say right now the current population has about 20 to 24 percent, either they know or they don't know that they have some of these abilities but you can sense other people's touches. You could sense what another person is feeling. Could you imagine sitting down in a Greco-Roman amphitheater? That shows by the way a foundational footprint that has cymatic qualities of canceling and mutating earthquakes. That's getting into the architecture but could you imagine sitting in an open

15:09 maybe half moon amphitheater where you are able to sense, feel touch taste everything that the actor is doing. Just as an idea so the idea of a cell phone is unnecessary when you're connected consciously and mentally and physically and through the earth and through plants i mean here's the big thing your ancient high tech alien, add their looking at us just like we look up 150 tribes will be alone around the world and they go how can we help these people how do you get chicken before it's real simple engineer creature that lays eggs there's no example love. We do not have a complete fossil record. We do not have a complete paleoanthropological look at the world we are discovering this is something that people aren't aware of, we discover 5000 things creatures animals a year 5,000 but they're not new there just things that we weren't aware and we were just able to identify a non oxygen breathing entities that live

16:10 In very hot environments in the earth near volcanic lava and underwater and. We think of technology as external thing that we have to have a device center hander eventually gonna chip in our head and work starting to get the concept that technology can be, Out of the body and in the body and it connects organically we're missing the stuff that it would be very easy for a group of people that have been here. Eighty thousand or fifty thousand years ago to have the same technology that would allow them to connect directly with earth

16:46 plants, not in a crystal woo-woo. Not that there's not a spiritual side we are a spiritual connected loving creature it's that we are not looking at nature and seeing that it is high technology possibly That a lot of what were looking at is dormant broken deenergized Earth machines weather it were talking and referring to the great pyramids are all the pyramids that. It's more and more there is enough evidence coming that they look like energy machines instructions, do that actual connection that we have from barefoot running or

17:29 connecting physically to the earth it is well known within standard academia that just getting your feet on the ground even if its concrete there's an electronic exchange. Well, there could have been a time where it was more organized and so the idea that we are simply technologically empty if we are not within hands of a device that our human consciousness that shared genetic past or memory where you get an idea The one that i love is people are always cleopatra or somebody famous in their past there never build the crap farmer who. Deals with the zoo creatures from three hundred years ago a thousand years ago you know they're always somebody famous, they're never like yeah i was a barley farmer

18:16 Yeah, it's the question of whether or not that in bringing up stored memory and RNA manipulation and what we're learning to do right now. We've learned through experimentation that mothers can pass down in this case of course violent traumatic memories. We've been able to duplicate with worms that we've been able to what we call instincts that we passed down the actual memory of an instant So like when you and I, a lot of people... You know you run up the stairs from the basement. What is that? Is it just because we know that creepy crawly things are in the basement or do we have millions or thousands of years of history that we can't consciously consider right now but based on the size of the ruins, the technology involved, the sightings of what were calling UFOs right now is it possible that the people you see

19:12 or the entities that you're identifying with are variations of the human race, not because they're different. Not because they're from somewhere else but that they've never left the planet that in some capacity they survived through one or two or multiple cataclysms and or interactions that were not positive with each other so there might be various races that you identify and say well I have heard a reptilian and i've seen a reptilian or i've seen a little person or i've seen a gray or you know people refer to these things where yes you saw something not shaped like normal human but your not actually sure is that really somebody who's an interdimensional space traveling alien who thinks earth is the neatest planet in the universe because we eat and go to the bathroom and pretty much live pretty simply so this is the greatest fun stop everywhere. This is it

20:06 Yeah i mean those are good points and i've always found it curious that today we have mammals is the dominant species with humans being apex of that but reptiles used to be the dominant life form were told and maybe there was a apex reptilian humanoid that survived in funny enough we still have this cultural memory of. an association between that and our elite which would be you know the these apex people who have survived, add the idea of crypto terrestrials was put out in a book by mac tony's before he died about a decade ago and i always really like that idea when the.

20:43 Beans pick people up and say that they're from space why can't they be line when they point up maybe the truth is really down, end they live right here the problem though is where do they live where would their society be where are these ships when there part i mean how to answer those questions. Those are some of the finest and also the scary ones like what am i best examples well there's a few one is hyperion It's a name given to a redwood that is 357-ish plus feet tall. National Geographic did a story on it, you can see some climbers in it—they're little tiny dots and the trees around Hyperion are over 100 feet tall and they look like scrub bushes. We did not see or identify this ancient redwood

21:35 until 2008 and it is ridiculous if you want to google it or search engine at it is called hyperion which was also the name of a pretty epic novel and series but that's totally fiction hyperion as a good example because yeah there's loggers and there's for us where we don't get everywhere There's plenty of abductions that direction and or mysterious stories about forests. But we don't have that many people, for instance in Antarctica we have lots of stories like maps like there is high technology ancient maps that show the coastline of Antarctica without any single bit of ice on it where its been iced since the end of the last Ice Age at least thats what we think and yet we have found maps from early 1500s that have the coastline

22:25 Meanwhile, we have experimental science teams in Antarctica and there's not that much to look at. Everybody loves penguins and there has been lots of cool movies about penguins yet it took two years ago for a satellite image on the Danger Islands which is kind of a peninsula off of Antarctica where they found Adelie Penguins. There was super colony. They guessed between 1.3 million and 1.7 million penguins You can look at them right now they look cute as hell and it's just penguins but how even when you research penguins do you miss a super colony of one point five oh yeah that's just a million five penguin we just missed it and there black and white their in tuxedos and there are whites no. We missed it,

23:15 That's just two examples of living creatures. One is obviously a giant tree, but it really is a standout and then you have these penguins but then you have the constant reminders oh hey we know more about the universe around us than what we do about what's at the bottom of our own oceans and I don't think they're that well hidden so part of it is we could go down the rabbit hole where are they hiding? Where aren't they hiding besides on the ocean? It's almost more interesting to point out also that they keep being seen. And is it intentional or is not? Which is the part where I played in the title because there's a lot to process of, it's not aliens worse its us because you know there are tribes we don't run out their tribes on this planet right now that are living like they have for tens of thousands of years and some other traditions include

24:06 mutilation of the human body in a way where it's not okay. It is not okay to do what some of these tribes are doing, yet we leave them alone because it is respectful to let these people have their traditions and they might be secretly living a more natural or great way. They still have a copy of the book that said there should be 20,000 woolly mammoth and 52 billion mosquitoes so lets leave them alone cause they're living the right way And so we don't deal with that. So you have these high technology ancient humans, or IE UFOs and there's how many shows and how many people are like well there is a lot of UFO activity near Roswell or near Lake Titicaca in South America? Or there is a lot of stuff happening between the Japanese

24:52 Basically the bermuda triangle and bermuda and then there's a similar triangle around okinawa and there is these weird magnetic zones so strange things happen in there's this major ufo sites but that there is also Just too many people saying you know i saw this i saw that they keep disappearing in the water over here we keep seeing this week is seen and. I know that there's a number and all of philip says written on my publisher about, there are military ufo's their military projects that we're not aware of are they twenty thirty forty fifty years ahead of us maybe more possibly so we can account for some of it being

25:34 various governments and organizations private military tech projects but there are too many things going on where you could actually probably make a solid list and say look these areas have activity where people who are much more advanced than us in some capacity, are either intentionally or unintentionally exposing themselves not caring but when they disappear we don't have solid communication or mapping. Yeah, we have the HAARP project which is high energy wave frequency technology that possibly can penetrate water to the degree that we can map a lot more of what's under the water

26:17 that we know of right now but the reality is most of our technology is not capable of either going deep underwater or the extensive cave systems that for as many famous splunkers that are out there, there are caves systems that I have a friend whose dad just worked on a mountain range in Mexico. A couple summers ago that it's still not fully mapped and they had a three month project with some of the greatest plunkers in the world and they made base camps and explored miles under this one mountain range that is just one example if you think about these large cavern locations around whether it's Cambodia, Vietnam or just open pit mining that the Grand Canyon looks more like it was open-pit mining. We take for granted what possibly as a large

27:07 Open natural structure and it could be an abandoned open mining pit and so where they hide can include the spaces but it would not be hard when we can't even identify trees penguins. Really can i get to the bottom of our own planet and really know where it all is its yes kinda open country. Yes i am a big fan of hidden lands and weird anomalous islands that show up on old maps not new maps and you're right we don't know much about the sea floor into my knowledge we've only even drilled down eight, miles into the earth kilometers i'm not sure but a little less than eight miles n that really isn't that much but

27:49 i'm a big fan of that inner earth and hollow earth material and i am very open to advanced race being down there their seismic data that shows that the size make waves as they go through the stop and then they come out on another side which indicates a giant cavity. if they are the survivors maybe they have the technology to go in and out of the earth is our home we tend to live inside of our homes not on the roof right but to me that means the inside of the earth must be pretty nice for this advanced line of humans to just completely act we ask and give us the surface if that is the case, can't be huddled up in dark caves while we have all the sunny beaches right.

28:33 Yeah the question is whether or not even the spaces that they're occupying do they have ships and can they travel from a standpoint when you have a high control of frequencies in waves and ability to cloak vehicle we think inside five terms that you physically don't see it but as far as our radars are the way that we operate with our understanding of magnetism and the way the atom works. The reality is that it wouldn't be hard to either be on the surface of the planet and or under it, and in a capacity your technology that looks like a natural formation. Or it could just be that is cloaked so that space and comfort may come more with the freedom and ability to do and communicate and be pretty much uninterrupted in your pursuits

29:28 What's the technology and one of the things that were missing. that I didn't point out about our geography and it took a lot of time on this one is our map of the world. And what we see as coastlines like Doggerland, you mentioned that earlier interview and one other things that i'd like to point out is that even standard academia says that basically the entire area from Scotland in Ireland England all the way through France was one giant land there were rivers there was mountains well hilly mountain type things so we're talking about an area that even 4000 years ago 5000 years ago, that wasn't the way we look at great britain. The way we look at it today were looking at an area that was a whole continent there's new zealandia so the whole area of new zealand and indonesia

30:21 the areas we look at, like off of Cuba one of the places I like to talk about is that Cuban pyramid system that is right off the coast. It's 2300 feet deep and you have to imagine what we do as we take because well you and I were in the West so it's easy to go how did everything go? Well there was the Fertile Crescent, there was Greeks, there was Romans and then everything fell apart and ta-da here we are through the Renaissance This is the modern world and some things happen in asia you know there are some things over there that you know what other russians are doing somethings that chinese and indians you know they're something's happened over their we have this very western snapshot of everything but no matter what we look at the world. Map and we go well this is basically where all society was and anything important here except

31:08 Well, we know that the Mediterranean was a little bit lower and Alexandria is mainly underwater. But that's not the full story. The full story is there are massive amounts of continental land post-Younger Dryas, so post the big flood which we've all started to really call the Younger Dryas and got nailed down about 12600 years ago. We're talking about cities and land in areas that are deep underwater now. And we've done deep sea mining, so we have been able to hit down miles I think that Russian project got significantly further. I know the oil companies have been pulling stuff up for years in the Arctic Circle and this whole idea that when you look at the map of the world and say well

31:59 You know there's a few sunken cities but when you start discussing that all of or most of great britain and that french area that Is gone for the amount of the society that we're looking at and their buildings and materials that would be missing it'd be like describing america in eight thousand years but you only have. For the west coast is basically up nevada and then the east coast would be from all of ohio down to florida That's not a lot for sure and you continually make those points in the book about. Famous buildings and famous events how you can't extrapolate anything from the events just by looking at the, the structures themselves i mean you might find the white house and eight thousand years but it doesn't tell you anything about that real significance of what was used for and i do love the point to make about the underwater

32:57 cities and ruins and structures that we have because you can say that archaeologists they're looking on land in a find something like go back to the temple and i say well this is the oldest thing we haven't played what we clearly know that's not true, you should be looking underwater and there's this weird kind of cognitive dissidents at will those don't count when really they are clearly gonna be the oldest and they should be the most studied and when it comes to the structure that are online you point out in the book Any building that we have today, it goes through renovations and alterations and repairs over time. But we think of these megalithic sites just as is when they could have been changed many times over the cultures we attribute them to could've just been squatters who rebuilt on something that was interesting that they found And many academics make conclusions about a site like Gobekli Tepe when the thing is only 5% excavated

33:53 Those are some pretty great points man i mean what else would you say about these sites that we have in the world and how we should rethink them even though we've heard about him a bunch of times in the alternative community. A lot of these points you make in the book don't get made yeah, and I think that everybody needs to be a self experimenter everybody needs to be involved our history is for all of us and it's not just applicable as a historical record our history should be treated not as a search and Like it's a big crash, it's a big search and recovery. It should be a search and rescue! It should be conscious... because we're not talking just intellectually, we are talking about our human connections, we're talking about not just our physical connection to the planet but there is a higher consciousness to these technologies that were awakening. There was a lot of different reactivations of our physical abilities and part of that

34:46 tying it into these sites is that you have 5% of Gobekli Tepe dug up. There are at least five other, there's six known tepes and yeah it's a translation. It just means a pot-bellied hill and Klaus Schmidt started digging 40 something years ago, and we have 5% dug up. And what's happening is there's this new—I'm just going to point it out quick before we talk about the other stuff which is there's this template where alternative historians and archaeologists The first thing they do is, they pull out the same playbook. Everything is a temple everything is a fertility goddess and apparently in between skin and deer all people did was worship because that's today right? I mean you got all the time of the world between your PlayStation and your Netflix and chill and let's hit a temple and sacrifice something because that's the only reason anybody built anything ever

35:41 And the jump, the hubris it takes to take 5% of a site and say well we're seeing the same things. You literally didn't know this site was there you literally didn't know is he all this thing on the planet and it's not there are older things at the same time let archaeologists fail please let them not find something I like the way Michael Cremo puts it, if the facts don't fit the theories throw away the facts. And that's the problem is that jumping to the fact that would a nomadic people look at the night sky and follow the night sky because they see it? Yes yes they would but with the original megalithic pillars that are finally done

36:25 be from a society that had a completely different understanding of frequencies and waves and magnetism and genetics engineering living in communicating and those remnants where they are adapted to another lower or nomadic survival culture, or once abandoned where they readapted. And that brings us to the pyramid I know it gets talked about all the time but here's something that's not ever really mentioned about The Great Pyramid on the Giza Plateau One is that the plateau's very big, it's not just three pyramids. A lot of people don't know that it's really the whole area and there are multiple cities and a lot of things you go to Egypt for. The plateau is not a plateau on a hill but the second thing is the Great Pyramid has geopolymer patches now that's kind of been brought up here and there. And the pyramid isn't four-sided its eight sided when we start talking about

37:26 a frequency wave, high technology ancient culture and we are talking about being an energy machine. It was discovered by British Air Force pilot that the pyramids are actually... That great pyramid you can only see it as the sun sets and you can go online and see pictures it is eight sided but Dr Joseph David Ovitz is the father of geopolymers if everyone out there walks on concrete or has a home with a foundational wall or if you've tiled, there are different kinds of geopolymers. And his original theory was and he wrote a book about it and this man is in charge of incredibly scientific papers on geopolymers and not only did he invent them but everything that has to do with modern construction is geopolymers. The theory came up about and they tested it that there are geopolymer patches they thought maybe the way could get out of building the pyramid

38:27 in 28 years was to pour it, because the joints are so tight. But that's not what they found. What they found was that this is a machine... Well whatever the pyramid was some points at different points on the structure it needed to be patched which was then backed up by a Yale researcher and another Egyptologist totally independent The Great Pyramid shows geopolymer patching in ancient times. I don't mean like mud brick, I don't mean like the pyramid of Saqqara—we're talking about incredibly advanced geopolymer mix to reinforce a structural failure on the building and that is very interesting because

39:14 you think about, well cultures have come in after there's been a great flood or possibly some other disaster and the dynastic Egyptians they picked up. They had statues they had imagery that could indicate to them this is what writing looks like well we're going to do hieroglyphics will it does mean what it means because we are the Rosetta Stone but there are very well machine-cut hieroglyphs And there's also old statues and buildings and things that were there, that were readapted for the dynastic purposes. But had they been there earlier

39:53 And for other functions, we have to look at some of these like the geopolymer patching on the Great Pyramid. They may have been from the time period that they were being used still for the functions that they once were made for and specifically also in Egypt A lot of times, Saqqara the step pyramid and these mummies that were just found that everyone's pretty excited about. I think everybody should be because they just found 25 mummies in Saqqara in a tomb or well or they're calling it a well but what's interesting about Saqqara the step pyramid is that two different builders built

40:34 Everything on the interior area, and it goes over 90 feet deep. This main chamber area is made out of incredibly hard stone really hard to work with its large very high technology looking, but more importantly they found tens of thousands over 40 thousand 50 thousand vases of different sizes made out a different stones and what's important about this in the states back to the great flinders petrie and another brother the great egyptologist back in the day. The reality is that these bases are unique and that they have machining they are late they aren't just made

41:14 by somebody taking a giant block of stone and very carefully, slowly going at it. they were made with machine quality lathing. So you have to shape the exterior of the vase, you have to shape the interior and most importantly they were translucent and that's something that we're talking about quick and it's like oh that's interesting wow what did he just say? It's like oh you could see through the vase but it was made out of stone... Oh! That's neat, that's interesting, that's a mystery and that's how we leave all the individual pieces yeah but pull it all back together and look at some of the larger picture, yeah we need to focus on maritime archaeology but it's dangerous. It's challenging

41:59 you can't maybe see your hand in front of your face, you can die if your oxygen levels aren't mixed correctly. There's a million things that not to mention get eaten by anything in the world's toilet we call the ocean and then how do you maintain a site when the ships on the surface of the ocean are getting just smacked and grabbed by every wave around it? incredibly challenging to say, hey look let's focus underwater near this site off of Cuba because we might as well be going to the moon if were gonna work at a site that is 2300 feet deep and stay down there and find what we need to work on to keep looking at a different timeline in story that the world telling us. And it's right back to what you said about

42:48 People making weather to alternative history or mainstream academia the constant assumption of well in the paradigm we got will obviously, we were trying to align this high technology structure to ariana's belt. Well it's observable it's in the night sky Is it coincidental? I think it's less coincidental that the Great Pyramids 160th-ish of a minute off of north by north, by south by south. I think that's not coincidental. I think that's really hard to do. But what about the star constellations that we can't see? What mattered in reference to communication and those are some other things that in looking at maritime archaeology an actually

43:34 treating our history as more of a search and rescue means that God bless all the work that's been done at Gobekli Tepe. But they're already building there was much ado I think before Corona. I don't know if you remember this, but they were building new sidewalks for the visitor center on unarchaeologically researched space. They've already started building a parking lot there 5% dug up wired they 100% dug up after 50 years and I can answer that. But the short is We need to support archaeologists in a way, and not just archaeologists. We need geologists people who understand stones and builders I understand construction structural engineering you don't build the way that they're describing like Machu Picchu with oh this is all giant cymatic polygonal construction and then they finished it with

44:32 rubble and boulders yes those are really all good points and i think you hit on something there that the new bc term before corona thousand years in the future maybe that's how will be describing bc but also ask about out of place artifacts things like the bag dad battery as you point out in a book they actually found more than one even though we only talk about it is if there was this one anomalous thing Are these eroded pieces of what look like high technology i mean they obviously seem to be but are they as rare as we tend to think i mean, i've also heard you talk about where their found sometimes there founded depth that are below things like mastodon bones. Yeah like that a little piece that is driving people nuts because there was uh

45:23 piece of aluminum. I first saw it on Daily Mail and i'm like okay what is this? And, It's a machined piece of aluminum that was found under mastodon which was laying undisturbed. It wasn't what we call an intrusive burial where hey! We dug through a bunch layers to the earth and well that's how this perfectly anatomically correct human was found under five million year old pieces slate and this mastodon did not get placed on top of this piece of aluminum, nor did it slide under. They dig up what essentially is a piece of aluminum that at minimum is existing 700 years before we create aluminum

46:06 and it's shaped one of the buffs by standard academia is to say, well this piece of aluminum was from a Messerschmitt. It was a World War II plane and clearly it got jammed into the earth after it crashed in just this one part under this mastodon and it didn't move so they have ways that it gets excused but I think that out-of-place out-of-time artifact that's very interesting, like the big dad batteries. We have this digression we have this one of the things that I play around with in the book are thinking out loud and also I'm following up and working on now is as technologies devolved they had different applications i think like textiles when cymatics came along when Hans Jenny

46:56 Can i reintroduce the sixties the idea of looking at frequencies and ways in the patterns a create with sand or salt on panels that you would. Create frequency it vibrates a plate you get a picture and low behold the world known image for all you know, consider the sound of the universe and something that many different cultures chant or use in your yoga and in your meditations. But the symbol for Aum matched the pattern of the actual vibrations of... And that may have been translated into a picture forgotten that's what it really looks like. You start adding up the amount of out-of-place out-of-time artifacts with

47:47 Again, also genetic things. It's just never looked at it should be on the page every day like hey We need to go out and find every Paracas skull ever and why? Well the practice have these big elongated skulls But there's also people with elongated skulls Akhenaten King Tut maybe nefertiti And I say that because that very famous bust of her you know from what I can tell from the research it looks like it may have been a plant And that's too bad, but either way there are elongated skulls found in Bulgaria, Eastern Europe all over the world. We're not talking mimicking populations like the dynastic peoples

48:28 where they take a board and they elongate the skull. We're talking people with a different suture line in the skull, their neck goes in there spine and their head connect to it completely different location. Their vascular ends are completely different than ours yet they're human but have these really big heads There's been some blood work done, there has been genetic testing as of last summer that was complete. And these Paracas that are in Peru near the Nazca lines are likely from Crimea and Asia or Eurasia you know from Europe and how did they end up in Peru? Part of these out-of-place out-of-time artifacts can't be limited to

49:15 well, whether it's the highly advanced vases with machine cutting or it's these batteries or its aluminum in Europe. Or even in the Russians there was a gold mining group that found in the 90s small nano gold parts and these you can see still all over the internet. The researcher that worked on those died and this were confirmed this is gold nanostructures They were in layers of soil. These were not military, they're at a minimum 20 thousand years old and now we're starting to cook with the time period that you would have this higher advanced pre-flood or younger dryas culture that would also have the technology then for genetics and medical work that would be way beyond where we are right now And so when you think out of place out of time how do we everyday ignore

50:10 I know that you need to get more funding, so it's good to speculate and it's good for all of us have an open dialogue for Gobekli Tepe. And talk about well this symbol could be this that or the other but why isn't the dialogue on we need to dig up more? First and foremost we need to put not a mystery label on out-of-place out-of-time artifacts they need to be the gold standard here is the front of what we know and the theories that we've been trying to maintain by Victorian archaeologists that didn't want women to even vote. I mean, seriously, I'm not saying individually any of them but if we held on to technology the way that we hold on to the original 150 year old academic paradigm of the theory of human existence, we would all still have rotary phones but with antennas on them. Man well

51:02 I guess just one more quick fun one before we wrap up and give your links and stuff. So the book is called, It's Not Aliens Worse It's Us Why would you say that it's worse for it to be us and not aliens? I don't think any of us as humankind today, like you said we could drop a bunch of Nikes off in the jungle but the idea that We are striving to be the most advanced that we've ever been so that our loved ones Don't die of cancer. That we don't suffer. That we no longer need to fight or why is everyone starving? Or worried about money. There's a lot of things to think how can you develop anti-gravity technology and zero point turning UFO craft

51:42 And genetic information and technology that is beyond ours that could help us in an instant i felt that we were advanced enough that we deserve to hear this from our great ancestors and it doesn't seem like they're willing to share it doesn't seem obviously we are not neither of us we as a general society are not in a position that we get to experience any of these benefits of these people. And so it is worse, I think in the sense that our own brothers and sisters, our own actual prior relatives on this planet are not willing to share technology and or communicate directly with us. And it's easier to consider that it was an alien, it's easier to consider that well they're not really from here they don't really care about us

52:32 So that's kind of where, isn't it worse maybe if it's us? Yeah. It is a hard pill to swallow that we could be much better if we only applied ourselves and if rockstar stopped making such compelling games Yes! But this is certainly uh A really fun idea overall you make a lot of great points digged up some great data and We could obviously have both an ancient advanced civilization and occasional visitors from somewhere else so i guess it could be a both and but regardless of what's survived its so so clear that our past had a higher society than the history books tell us about

53:13 If the fields of Psy research, frequency technologies healing devices breathwork alchemy etc were truly taught to people and widespread everything would be vastly different and far less limited but i guess that brings us to the end of the road anything to tell them about getting the book social media links in what's coming next. Yeah, it is on Amazon. It's not aliens worse at sauce discovering our lost history you can find it on Amazon I am ever so quickly coming to midway on recording the audiobook So hopefully that will be available soon and then I am on not aliens You can find me on YouTube but mostly its shows like this

54:00 You know, yesterday was Fringe and it was Conflict Radio before that. And next week I'll be...I'm a regular on Night Dreams Talk Radio so i do a combo of live and podcast so that's currently where to find me just recently and coming up. Then of course this is great! I really appreciate you having me on and we should do this again Yes, cheers man. Well awesome great stuff I had a lot of fun very unique perspectives here and take care keep doing what you do Thank you so much The power of Christ compels your people definitely a fun one today i thought Jared does make some good arguments he knows his material well and he wrote a good book

54:46 And really the leaders in archaeology and some of these fields that are writing the narrative on ancient sites and cultures, we know how off their paradigm is. Yet they still try to fit everything into that incorrect paradigm. The point Jared makes about how when you're looking at structures that are thousands of years old humans definitely could have found some foundation from an earlier time and built more on top of it... That's a great point! We watch the people at the top of these fields make so many assumptions and whether by accident or intentional deception, these things sort of just get assumed into our view of the past. But very few structures actually are just built and then remain unaltered And this conversation has been had about Egypt in a sense that we know more sophisticated stuff is underneath

55:44 But the implications of that are a pretty big deal and should be applied to other places and cultures more often. And the out-of-place artifacts are always interesting, I love when we have a guest who has that as part of their repertoire...I mean what if they're ancient opports like Grant Cameron suggested? The Antikythera device, is that how you say it?...could've been dropped in from another dimension to inspire man into building mechanical things! I really did like Grant's a port perspective, but just as likely or maybe even more so would be that we simply had a shockingly higher level of complexity than the story says. But for me probably the biggest hurdle in accepting that the beings people experience are some part of that ancient advanced human lineage is that they wouldn't give us so much of the land on the earth

56:43 Sure we let a few tribes live out in isolation because we're not doing anything with that space the corporations are. Destroy another things it's not a big deal to end some isolated cases say okay these people are protected just stay away, but quote unquote modern humans have so much of the surface world surveilled and inhabited that is a lot too act we ask if you are a more advanced ancient Survival lineage mean maybe they are the breakaway civilization but it does actually mean that these advanced humans either got off planet. That they've got some multi dimensional capabilities that make them feel as if they don't need the surface world, maybe they live in a wakanda type society but even that would probably get stumbled upon when i jet slams into the invisible barrier

57:39 Or, of course. You know I like it but maybe the interior of the Earth is a lot nicer and inhabitable than we know? It is fun to think about and Jared brought a lotta good stuff to the table There are many researchers who talk about ancient interplanetary war nuclear battles between Earth and Mars Mars has pyramids! I mean figure that one out But in the second hour with jared we got into some other wild stuff like humanity suppressed superhuman abilities and what a society might look like if those were cultivated instead of suppress. We know that some really disciplined people can do some fairly miraculous things and if they can do it so can we just don't cultivate it not thought that was really interesting like what are the upper limits of all that,

58:28 We talked about the mysterious spheres found all over the earth, nanogeology a little bit about suppression of history and the shocking amount of missing originals that have been accepted into our official history narrative. You know that's right up my alley but the spheres were really interesting mainly because he has these photos in the book and I see so much weird stuff i don't know if i've seen these before but they're pretty crazy That said, in higher side news the Q&A with me and Gordon and Sally Fallon Morrell is now on the bonus content page for PLUS members. It went really really well! Talked to Sally for an hour or so and me and Gordon did another hour So thanks to everyone who joined in live and threw out their questions Many of the questions that I also had myself so it worked out And I definitely think she's onto something with this new book

59:25 Other than that, I'm just doing what i do the way I'll always do it. Stay in the course! Try and not to let 2020 affect my mood any more than it has and I hope you're doing the same who knows when this will officially be over don't let it dominate your day-to-day life if you can help it In fact, I kind of wonder if a so called pandemic has any effect at all on the frequency of people being abducted Are they staying away from us or do they know something about disease that we don't know? But I love you guys. Thanks for sticking with me, and I hope you like some of the off-the-radar episodes and topics in these trying times

1:00:08 I'm gonna try to keep a nice mix coming to you, but thanks to Jared for his time. Pick up It's Not Aliens Worse it's us from my buddies over at Paranoia Publishing if you're into this kind of thing But that is gonna be it for today! I've done my part Your move Megalithic Sight Deceivers Ancient Past Perception Managers and Advanced Humans Hiding Behind the Veil You're fucking boo Oh no...you see The world isn't random, it's attached to puppet strings Control over everything The 9-to-5 has tried to steal ya Now don't that job seem silly? Hello, can you hear me Or should I play back recordings From some spying agency Wish we were younger

1:01:13 I'll be thankful when it's all exposed, a vast conspiracy There is such a difference between us and the Denver child Hollow from the highest high They're calling out a thousand crimes. They'll tell you the story of everything that's been done, and they'll call out deception from the web that's been spawned. Hollow from the higher side, the earth is hollow

1:02:09 They'll tell you about something that no one else will Have you heard of it? Have you heard about the real since long, long ago? But no, they're cartoons It's so typical me to talk about this stuff I'm sorry That's good and well

1:02:47 Did you ever hear the argument that nothing really happens? It's no secret And that the best is plumbed It's doubling your time Hello from a higher side They're calling out a thousand cries Now tell me something the elite have done And they'll call out deception from a web that's been spawned Hollow from the high side, challenging your past

1:03:39 And I'll tell you something, that the battle's begun But we can't fight it with violence The mind's where it's won As the world, as the world Follow from a higher side They're calling out our fine crime

1:04:34 I'll call my own deception Of the web that's been spun From the higher side Challenging your paradigm And i'l tell you But we can't fight it with violence The mind's where it's run, that's the point