New York City-Greatest Old-World Buildings 

Thank you OWE! I agree with you, when you look into Manhattan alone it raises so much that could easily go ten explorations with so much to cover. That is not including the strange aspects of the Bronx which is relatively quite recent.

Cool…one stop shop, here….Two of the best creators, in the community! Thank you LA and OWE…☕️🏛

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 My grandma lived in the Bronx. From 1970-1975 we visited her from long island. What I always couldn't understand was the rubble everywhere. Like the area was hit with something. She lived in a mudflood building. I thought the placement of the windows was odd. Never questioned the stairs leading up to the first floor. I saw a great video on ..Basement Lighting and glass set into the sidewalk to let light in.

I think there is a lot to be said for that aspect of it.

With our diminished frequency we appear to only see what we believe is reality. A tiny bit of shrooms, DMT or ayahuasca seems to broadcast different frequencies into us though, RIP Terence McKenna :)

Good analysis

Also,the sounds from the organs and cymatic windows from the "churches."

That's pretty much what it amounts to.

@@panatypical Bro, if you look at what has been demolished around the world, it will blow your mind. It was all unified civilisation not long. Firstly, destroyed by the Global Catastrophes, and then, by the ones who got the power in their dirty hands.

Ehh I'm certain it was only at the highest levels. The people in "power" the people we know an live near who's incompetence or greed or just not giving a shit allow these things to happen. They don't know shit must likely.

Facts

Thank you Adam and as always "I don't know" what the answer is to these questions. Perhaps they have different answers which is why I encourage people to search for answers as well. The process of exploring is where the real adventure is found in my experience. :)

I appreciate that!

Thanks again!

Thank you.

Good call. Columbia University is an antic treasure by itself.

There is a lot to look at there, just in that one building.

I believe the Corp. Government because I have no brain..." If I only had a brain."Gotta go get my 68th booster.Wave that flag ...wave it wide and high.

Thank you too!

Very cool. I never thought about taking a building from one dimension and bringing it to another, but the increase in that skyline in such a short period is more than odd. I will have to watch an episode or two of that show. Thanks

the cabbage patch were the so-called incubator babies.many were sent out on the orphan trains for over a 100 years that we know of

I remember, excellent series. The bit with the parallel world where Zeppelins flew was great.

The image of the lion overcoming the serpent.

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 or the new generation erasing the old one? 🥴

My pleasure!

IDK honestly but I don't see any other theory with more convincing evidence just evidence wish I knew trustworthy super old people. I look back on some of the "crazy" thing's older people would say about the past an think fuck me why did I not ask questions instead of instant dismissal as crazy insert derogatory people group name behavior. I sucked in my youth.

@@long-hair-dont-care88. don't beat yourself up for that. we all made that mistake once or twice.... and ate our shorts when we woke up about what we'd done. what matters is that we're waking up.

Undergrounds are an exploration topic for most locations.

the city always blew me away too.. and how about the Lincoln and Holland tunnels? Dug them right under the river.. no problem back then. And still holding up I'd imagine to this day

@@jkm3297You know you can just edit your original comment right?

@@jayhpaq hahaha thanks

The democracy state building.

But it was plaster and that's so easy to do or so we will be told. ;)

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 a modern brutalist style structure of the same proportions might take two to five years to build..without any ornate work... utilizing modern construction techniques...

Exaclly

That is what stood out to me going from a palace in the Middle East back to a two-year-old government-built building in the states.

I understand that feeling.

What are the odds? I believe Jon Levi looked at that one too.

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 he did! And another great documentary you have here! ....on a side note; the Empire State building....yes....more Indiana limestone!

@@jarmyvicious Thank you very much! That magnificent limestone, it would just be too easy to use it within one's own state....

softball sized hail... yikes. you guys sure have it rough over there. do you also suspect weather engineering in this case?

@@ishko108 I've found that weather happens....usually because it's made to, but such is merely my opinion; a very unprofessional one at that! Cheers!

Thank you very much!

Very likely because consider how they tell us there were all these incredible variations of animals in certain parts of the United States alone thousands of years ago. We will take a look at it as we examine the previous civilizations.

There were crocodiles, camels and elephants in Russia in 19th century. Palms and pineapples in St.Petersburg. Actually, mammouths were seen in the North part of Siberia even in 1940-1970s. No matter what they would tell you in school.

Good theory and it is quite possible.

It's plausible. On other hand, In architecture the shape distributes the weight very well. Has slight resistance to earthquakes. Or even the building's foundation shifting. There are many things unknown in time

@@skepticalgenious Great comment.

​@@skepticalgeniousplausible but if they had worrys off earthquakes they would have built all off the buildings this way not just a few and same goes for weight distribution I mean if we're talking weight distribution some off the buildings in new york make absolutely no sense at all 👍👍

Hermes is less of a trickster and more of a messenger of the gods and lord of merchants. So it's also fitting in another way.

You should take a look at the "very convincing" construction video they have for it. It also makes a cameo at the start of "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow."

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 I haven't seen that movie, thanks. I can't believe it with so much information that most people are ignorant. I told someone that there are ruins all across America that have nothing to do with native americans. I just got a strange look.

Well, that is a surprisingly muted reaction. ;)

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 I enjoy your sarcasm. Your dark humor is always a highlight of your videos.

Yes, we can quickly build tall buildings of steel and glass but we do not use masonry, pillars or anything like that.

No, actually it's Game ON! ;)

That place has that sort of feel to it, also eerie how well it fit into the film, "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow".

Definitely, this is just the overview for those not as familiar with NYC.

I think we know....

Indeed we do know.

You’re welcome!

Thanks LOL.

It is a beautiful art-deco so the signs are high it is an old-world structure. I have not covered yet as NYC is problematic for reasons unknown. :) They tell us it supplanted an Opera House when they built it in the 30s in the building boom during the Great Depression.....

That's what I was looking for whenever I here people bring up the vanilla skies, otherwise I not sure what to make of that comment. There should be atmospheric phenomenon happenings in the sky but its absent. I guess it was difficult to layer in clouds while erasing buildings and airships without the manipulation looking obvious.

Credit to you for being willing to watch despite WTF moments and thank you. ;)

Oh, come on it would be so easy to throw a subway under all that foundation and existing pipe work. ;) I completely agree with you. We will be getting back underground.

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 if we can show underground systems were there for a long time, how comprehensibly would that ridicule the historical narrartive.. i mean, henry the eighth in his carriage driving past undergorund stations... i reckon, just a theory, that around 1300 we came out of an old world and spent 600 years repurposing and cleaning up the place, while also concocting a fake 600 year period of controlled history to give it thsat organic quality, and that is what we are now picking apart... big question... no coinage found in america... so rthose cities had no money system... very relevant... i think the noah flood was just before 1300 and has been made to seem like it was further back, and some of the pre flood history has been incorporated into post flood history.. its just a theory, lots of problems with it but it coulkd have mileage.... the author of confusion is not to be underestimated. anyway, keep up the good work, i really like the channel. i think this subject is just as exciting and relevant as flat earth.

"Smoking gun" of what, exactly ?

@@MarinCipollina of the reality that thev infrastructure we have inherited was not built when they say it was built.

One of those fluid lists it seems.

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 Why do people have so much resistance to an advanced civilization before ours? I have no idea where the journey leads, but I have learned more in the last 6 years than the 52 before. Mudfloods, timelines, added years, the shape of the realm, pin hole meridians. fossils, mud fossils, ruts, cyclical flood theory, simulation theory, the amazing huge bells, the history of many American cities, like San Francisco. etc. I could go on and on. What did I know before all this? I actually thought I knew what was going on. The one that really got to me was NASA.

People resist so much because to them it is the perceived path of least resistance or so they believe.

Which photo exactly? Happy to share.

The story is we didn't have labor unions that forced safety laws. 😂 people had no skills so worked for cheap and in dangerous situations.... Wait that's a paradox.😅

Most if not all those photos look too good to be true

The Woolworths building, had to put my glasses on cause I could of sworn there was a grim reaper on top LOL

That is exactly the kind of detail that paints the true picture. Please don't ever stop noticing and sharing these observations! :)

Gothic!! ;)

​@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 t Ty, I think I will.... the stock exchange building(?) The woman(?) In the middle, both hands are out yet her hands are closed... but what I find more interesting is the one foot forward like Egyptian statues, can u tell which foot is forward?

@@icyone I will take a closer look. I wish I would have paid attention to such things last time I was there.

Looked at that one a few times.

There was property tax, logistical constraints, divergent languages and customs among these immigrants and many “well documented” strikes against these families (no labor unions are needed for a strike).

Property taxes were paltry and were mostly used to fund wars. If you're referring to logistics in bringing in materials for construction, they were brought in by ship. Languages and customs were just a pesky annoyance, and strikes?. Well, most of them failed to achieve anything, which is why labor unions were formed. @@Restitutor_Orbis_214

Masonry for free.

It gets cold or something in NYC in the winter? I am sure those hardy people then just continued on ;)

It's cold today, but in some other older languages there were no such a word as winter. Could you imaging the climate was totally different? What the name of GreenLand literally means? Its earlier name actually was VineLand.

Not so sure if it’s authenticity tho …

It does give that impression and it is clear the design influenced the design of science fiction and fantasy sets where portals are used.

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 Yes Cymatics as a code to unlock realms and higher heights of enlightenment awareness and consciousness

I don't know if pictures are enough proof from any time frame given the known ability to manipulate them. I even question the ones I have in hand as they have aspects that are questionable. Who knows maybe there us some entirely different explanation.... but we keep exploring.

Thanks so much!

Watch every video on the channel then tell me what you think.

Great observation and an even better question!

Your eyes n brain work well..well done 👍👍

To clarify myself, I'm saying that whenever you see a photographed skyline at this time there should many cranes or partially completed buildings structures simultaneously in the background under various stages of construction. What I find remarkable in contrasts are the 'individualized' so called construction photos, which makes me wonder why don't you see whenever they shoot a panoramic picture of a large city, buildings in the background being built at various stages of construction, if they're building so many buildings in such a short period of time. Sorry for the redundancy.

@@aljawisa It is a very good overall observation on detail.

Thank you, my friend! It gets even more complicated when you consider all the overlaps of reality that seem to transpire in that location. I didn't even touch yet on the events in the Bronx from the 1970s through the 1980s.

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 no doubt, I am still baffled at the photos of the Bronx in that time span, it doesn't look like much changes between 1880 Bronx photos and 1980 Bronx photos other than the methods of transportation. Is it plausible NYC just may all together be some sort of portal? I feel the same in NOLA as I do in NYC and NOLA is filled with portals and gateways.

@@adambomb8324 That is an interesting location as well in so many ways.

Have you got any more info?

@@DrJohnsun basically the sky is falling ☝

Very interesting observations and theories. Thanks for sharing.

Children are abused in satanic public school indictrination...The cgi globe ruins beautiful minds by design.

The Dutch first built new york n had a hand in the Hudson river

I am sure there are a lot more edits than we realize too.

I am just curious where it is stated it was made out of plaster? They sure didn't hesitate to tear these down and we have no way to verify. It is interesting that other buildings from that time frame that still stand are clearly not made of plaster anywhere in the construction. That does not indicate what these buildings' interiors were made of, but it is unfortunate we cannot personally verify it.

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 What I meant was that part of the interior decoration on the columns and ceilings was plaster/ cast, not the entire building. Even so, the manual labour required for so many buildings to be built and then demolished must have been monumental..so yes, I too believe something sketchy went down.