Ancient River Ruins?! - Central Kansas 

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Let me know where and hopefully I can get there at some point!

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Paul is like an urban archeological Ninja. 🧗🏻‍♀️

I think it's very possible...

The only thing is there is no wall on the other side of the river... seems more like a barrier between the river valley and higher ground

​@@hiddentruthhiddentruthrivers move as they carve the outside of every bend and deposit material on the inside or where the current slows down. Why buried ships are found in middle of fields that once sunk in the river

Interestingly I was researching the writer just recently. He was a member of a group of men at Los Angeles called "The Uplifters" with many questionable activities. I've seen that commented about regarding AI but not read anything in depth if you care to expound. I've always thought Kansas has major significance though.

@@hiddentruthhiddentruth Well AI is the man behind the curtain at the end of Wizard of Oz 😁 Oh yes and its also interesting what Wizard of Oz is saying about the yellow bricks ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RmqRx3ypWwU.html

Them bricks were made of gold! And no one bothered to dig them out and melt them? Because when your leaders love you, they tell you the truth! And everyone benefits from the fruit of the land. For every year the earth provides. Not to sound socialist, but in this money system shouldn’t farmers be the richest people on earth? It’s a commodity that everybody consumes three times a day…. And I think part of the message from OZ was, all you need is a heart a brain and some courage.