32:13 edges of this river that wind through the complex you say that your research shows that the ancients built or at least crowd this river and build a river bed thats impervious to water erosion, and this really ties the whole complex together can you elaborate on the qualities. Of the riverbed itself we're talking about a lot of wild stuff beams and all kinds what's so exciting about this river bed Yeah, let's get down to earth. Let's get foundational enough with these beams and stuff. Okay so let's say that you have a love for rocks when you're growing up and you collect agates and your like wow thats really cool and you just love looking at them and you can have a rock collection and you don't know why you do that? I mean i did that when i was kid, i dont know why i collected rocks. I got a
33:04 showcase and I lined it with black satin to make them look cooler. And I had a rock grinder and I would polish the rocks for hours and hours, days and days. I'd polish them then show them to people. Why did they do that? Why was they doing that? So many people are interested in gems and minerals and gem shows! People are showing their gems to each other. Why you're showing this to me?! So...I think a lot of people are attracted to earth elements naturally it's like part of us So I'm out there and all of us are still kids when we're adults, we're still just grown up kids really. And what we really want to do is go out and play in the creek but what we have to do is work for the bankers you know what I mean? So were in a cubicle for ten hours a day or five six days a week and we wanna be at the creek with our pants rolled up and we wanna be looking for frogs or something
34:02 So I got to do that because like I said Samir was away and when the cat's away, the mice will play right? so my boss was on another continent giving a talk about the Bosnian pyramids and I had my video camera. I'd wake up after five hours of sleep normally need eight hours but in the Boston pyramid complex I only needed five I get up and go wow! I've got energy And I would just go outside with my video camera and go, what am I going to do today? One day I said, I'm going to go into the river because I've been walking around the complex for more than a year every single day. As I walk along a road and see the edge of the side of the hill or the side of the pyramid and I see the layering that alternating baked clay stone and soft earthquake mitigating clay layers of these structures
34:44 I thought, you know everywhere I go, I see artificial construction. I've never seen anything natural anywhere near the complex and I went miles and miles outside of the complex to try to find something natural. I took a taxi for 15 miles outside but I couldn't find anything natural. Everything was built so it's like okay, I'm going down to the river and see if the river is built because I began to think that as the most logical thing for pyramid building civilization would do would be make sure that their structures last And the best way to do that is to make sure that water does not erode their structures from the side. So how would you make sure that never happened? Well, the way you'd do it is by tying the structure together at the base so that you've got one megastructure that starts at the riverbed and the riverbed is essentially a way to channel the water over your complex instead of having it eroded from the side
35:39 So I thought, well maybe that's the case. I said, I bet you it's concrete because there was some concrete on the Pyramid of the Sun that was like covering it most of its clay and clay stone. Most of the complex is built with clay and clay stones 99% of its clay and clay stones layers But I thought, you know what? The riverbed's gonna be concrete. Just like the LA Riverbed there is this canal through Los Angeles. You lived there right? San Diego but I'm up in LA from time to time And probably San Diego might even have something like that too where they build a little concrete canal for the water to go through Yes out to the ocean we do have that Yeah so i thought well maybe it's just like that and of course you know the way we do it is just make a flat
36:21 bottom and then steep sides, and that's it. That's your canal." And I thought well maybe that's what they did so I went down to the river took my camera and made a video and then I made a whole bunch more videos because immediately I saw that it was not concrete but it was built and it was built of baked adhered clay stone layers. So the entire complex in Bosnia is built of baked claystone layers alternating with soft clay layers, but the soft clay layers were missing from the riverbed.
36:57 And the reason for that presumably was because when the water comes through along the river course, if you have soft earthquake mitigating clay layers, the water is going to wash that out. So you got to have baked clay stone layers that are adhered to the next baked clay stone layer so it's all hard and can't be washed out. It's all concretized. That's what they did. If we were going to do something like that, we would just go well if you're going to make it out of clay stone which is concretized clay heated clay. Why don't we make it flat? Well they didn't make a flat. They have these layers that are edged and angled in so many different ways that's impossible even tell you. You have to look at the video and photos to see what they did why they angle them that way why they consistently change the angles
37:44 Some are more steep some of the list but they're all against the flow of the river and other words. It's like they want to create turbulence and then you go, well if they're creating turbulence is that because they want to create vortexes that are creating scalar helixes that rise up? You know what I mean. Yeah, Schauberger type stuff Exactly! And I've invited the Schauberger scientists out for two years of it emailing them just say please come out and check out this artificial river is just going to be so amazing you know please come out and they won't reply I don't know why they're not interested but it's like i want those guys to come out to make their own research because we need this kind of research. Indeed and i've seen those videos you have very impressive you show a lot of interesting features like these half circles and things that look like steps like you mentioned some
38:35 pieces of rock or clay or concrete that are angled against the flow of the river it creates like these little pools, these play stone layers that seem to create like a breaking system for water flow very compelling stuff and another interview someone asked you how they made it new said Maybe they magicked it up with their tech out of the ether. And hey, I'm definitely a fan of the prospect that with knowledge of ether and alchemy you can fine tune the properties of natural substances and very well might be able to alchemically mix the hardest clay or concrete on the planet similar to some of those advanced geopolymer