The Ancient Advanced Civilization in North Africa and the Cape Verde Islands

• by: @keithlallone6703
• 3 months ago

Why don't all you genious people adopt the other genious conclusion of crater Earth and drop the space balls fable. You could actually get somewhere.

• by: @rebeccag6420
• 3 months ago

I like your collabs, it is easier to understand/follow you 🙂.

• by: @marenaude820
• 3 months ago

Thank you very much, Michelle – this is so interesting 💗
Mauretania – Maures: they also inhabited the Iberian Peninsula. I wonder if the Mauretanian Kingdom was destroyed by atomic weapons in the 15 or 16hundreds…

• by: @pipeandslippers
• 3 months ago

My travels around Europe and north Africa and visiting UNESCO sites has revealed to me that UNESCO is simply a badge of deception.
They are simply a historical fraud. Everything they touch they distort and create a historical Disneyland version of what is really there. 
Wherever the UNESCO name is shown be sure that it's somewhere vitally important in understanding our history,, but sure as hell it's not what they tell you it is.

Alas this is the world we live in. 🙏🏻

• by: @waynemallette8668
• 3 months ago

Crazy how hollywood always inserts the truth in their movies. Great research Michelle, thank you.

• by: @ufobuff4173
• 3 months ago

Thankyou Michelle

• by: @johnferretti124
• 3 months ago

👍🏼

• by: @MrMondeller
• 3 months ago

I've been in Sousse (Soos pronounced), Monastir (monastary) and Tunis.. mostly as those places are the only places with something to look at (including natural environment).
It really feels like a apocalyptic scene over there (destruction).
But what jumped out the most (to me personally) was the fact that the locals are really, really not fond of "europeans"/westerners, and would even go into a fist fight with me out of jealousy (i was there with beautiful 2 women).
The whole population is being westernized against their will (sort of) and the populated areas are being transformed into paradises for "the richer" people of the flat plane, and that's exactly how they feel. They are forced to choose for more "modern" jobs like Photographer, Guide, Hotel Employee, Piccolo, bar personnel aso..
I must include that one of the most eye opening moments in my life was when a (over) 90 year old lady in full coverage made
pita bread for our group in a by camel excrements made above ground oven, garnished with some freshly made sambal, and a slice of tomato. She was happy. She didn't need a phone. Nor a modern store. Nor plastics. Nor Email. Nor anything but space, shelter and time to prepare and eat her meals. The "money" she made probably even got taken by the organizers of the trips..
Which a guide confirmed to me afterwards.
This guide was an extraordinary man. He also was forced to work in tourism, because there was nothing else (anymore).
This man traversed Europe and took on many jobs, mostly in the darker areas of society, like bouncers, hitmen, and such..
He had stab wounds and lots of tattoos, which i found pretty incredible for "poor locals" (before i heard his life story).
As this was a long time ago, i didn't have the knowledge i have now, but still, i had a considerable amount of years spend on research in the metaphysical when i spoke with that man, and i couldn't believe how far and how deep he could follow in conversations about history and what happened (or not) and what they tried to put down as facts for them to 'accept'
dogmatically. He knew more as a local beach guard and camel travelling guide than ANY of my european connections at that time. Amazing.
We probably destroyed all they had left of farming and such, as we always do, and everywhere.

• by: @linktojinx
• 3 months ago

Exquisite work as always! Very inspiring

• by: @S.G.Wallner
• 3 months ago

I am an American who lived in Cabo Verde in 2017. In the mountains we saw an ancient Dogon settlement, and there are many out of place ancient walls. There is a massive star fort as well.

At the time, I was not aware of "old world" theories. But now I think back and can recognize what I saw.

Cabo Verde is a beautiful country with wonderful people! Every island unique!

• by: @jthepickle7
• 3 months ago

Having cross-country bicycled this area of North Africa, back in 1974, I can attest to the existence of huge aqueducts, recently ruined, in the areas of Oran and leading North to the sea. Having scrutinized the area, at close hand, I'm still at a loss as to what Patton and Rommel were, supposedly, fighting over, during WW2. (cover for ruination/obliteration of ancient artifacts?)

• by: @IstariAzul777
• 3 months ago

I’d love to know more about Islam.

I realized awhile ago that the RCC infiltrated and subverted whatever more ancient form of what became Christianity

I recall long ago when I first lived in chilaga driving north on lake .. I was speechless when I saw the Baha’i temple for first time. I’d heard of the Sufi’s but never Baha’i. I’m convinced their temple is the admin building from
Chicago world fair they dismantled then rebuilt as temple .. no proof but looks very similar with same unique egg shaped dome

But seems there’s a secretive group that may have originated in Babylon then kha. Zar. Ia

The name tends to draw the great eye of Sauron so forgive the coding

But seems a LOT of our modern Bible was removed and at this point I find I long for Jesus but consider the Bible compromised and unreliable

Seems their r older forms of Christianity in Ireland, Ethiopia and throughout Northern Europe

Not sure when Jesus as we call him came to be.. seems an amalgamation of Mithras and Apollo and others but for me excavating Jesus is a focus

I often think of a lot of this in chakra terms. We are clearly based in the lower chakras now re zeitgeist. Some of us experience higher levels but hard to maintain as we r a harmonic people

I imagine if we were all vibrating around the heart center much of the worlds problems would fade out of dominant reality

I think the pyramids, cathedrals, trees, etc sll somehow kept our consciousness higher

Maybe the trees did that and the cathedrals and such were attempt to restore what was destroyed..

It’s fascinating