No Colonialization from the West | UAPch 

Florida is always Florida on every map, no matter how old the map.

I think the whole foundation of how we view these in conjunction with the history given has to be rearranged, inverted. The "New World" was not new, it was the ancient world. The West is very likely to have been a place of abundance, thriving civilizations. The West seems altered, the Great Lakes "appear." California, (Island), Utah (Zion, Moab etc.); Chilaga (Chicago), the list goes on. Bringing history and geography together, we have to look at the North Pole and the center that it probably once was with all nations of our known "world" and more. Not to mention, de-civilization (if I can make that a word), culture shifts/ forced assimilation, etc. I could go on. Too much has changed not to question! I love this topic! ✨My fave.👏

I appreciate your version of scraping by ❤

Sending positive energies from Newcastle upon Tyne ❤️

Yes. We take the path of least resistance or so we thought but it ensd completely backwards. Its the trauma Douglas. Its the trauma that wakes us up.

"Discovery of Americas" Thats like me discovering a "stockpile of goods" at 7-11 😅

Nailed it again brother.

We've been lied to since the first day we became aware of ourselves and this world.

There are, still, russian forts in California.

You talking about ocean crossings and the lack of knowledge, or supposed lack of kowledge, from the early peoples in this realm, put me in mind of my comment which I wrote under Michelle Gibson's latest presentation covering the Philippines, etc and I have added part of it, because I believe it to be pertinent to your presentation here..... "As you mentioned Peru and the star formation in Trujillo there, which is now all but disappeared, further to the north-west of the city are the ancient ruins of Chan Chan, home supposedly to the Chimu civilisation, who were defeated by the Incas. The interesting thing about the Chimu is that some of their pottery shows men seated on birds, almost as if they are depicting airplanes and men riding of what appear to be speed boats. Then there is the clothing styles are very reminiscent of Kimonos, the Japanese robes and some armour that looks remarkably like Samuri armour. I have also seen, think it was on Wikipedia, a wall with what can only be described as a castellated river of fish, again almost depicting a stylised serpentine river, like the Serpent Mound in Ohio and the serpents in Ho Citadel, but which also look to my eyes like one of the canals surrounding a star formation. Apparently the Chimu were very good at creating water features and I quote, "The Chimu were highly competent hydraulic engineers, which was essential to irrigate the desert sufficiently to sustain agriculture. Crops raised included beans, sweet potato, papaya, and cotton. Evidence of the keeping of llamas as a source of meat has also been uncovered. The Chimu diet was augmented by seafood, caught in the rich fishing waters of the Pacific Ocean. Another marine resource, the mollusk shell (Spondylus), also played a key economic and political role. The most highly-prized species, Spondylus princeps, was only to be found in the warm waters of what is now Ecuador, and required divers to go as deep as 50 m (164 ft) to prise it off underwater rocks." - Perunorth website The deep sea divers reminded me of the Pearl divers of Japan, who can go as deep as 100ft with one breath, the practice said to be over 2000 years old, again another connection. As an aside and through some of my research, I have found that it would appear that the ancient Indians (India) were travelling across the Arabian Sea to Ethiopia and the Middle East and were perhaps more connected to ancient Egypt long before we're told they are, which was, from memory, according to the accepted narrative, from about the 12th Dynasty period. We're always told the everyone moved around by land, but I think more were using the seas as their highways, after all it would have been more risky travelling long distances by foot through unknown territory with bandits and wild animals all wanting a piece of you, why not travel across the seas, going one way at one part of the year and the other way at the next part of the year, following the natural oceanic and air currents?!?"

Chilaga is Chicago.

I like listening to you it encourages my mind to wander

Thank you Doug . I think your correct :) QC

Díky!

I've long contemplated the extra terra. Most around me won't even consider that there are places you're not allowed to go much less the notion of extra land, lots of it. No way the population is too big for the known land, either. That's another bs narrative. Lots of undeveloped land. When's the last time you heard of a new town or city being formed? A village or hamlet? All new, no clearly old architecture. Not a large new development on the edge of an existing town, a bonafide sparkly brand new town.

Very interesting, Thank you. ❤

I can't believe anyone would pay $145.00 for a copy of these maps!

I say yes we have gotquestions mister President thanks Douglas❤

On that map you showed I can see they have the Miramichi river and bay mapped pretty accurate, im standing right beside that river at the moment

"It would cleanse the soul" I laughed my ass off! Tears!

Something else to consider I don't know if you have ever heard of, what's being called,the Mandela effect But my memory is the Atlantic Ocean dwarfed the Pacific It was twice as large Also... South America was directly below north America It has moved a couple thousand miles east That would certainly shrink the Atlantic Perhaps we are looking in the wrong direction Distracted once again

Let get our nlp on😅

It seems plausible that the individual (s) known as Columbus were using maps and information from the east post marco polo . The sea routes only became useful to the europeans after they gained knowledge of larger scale sail boats and also the maritime system of the moors. The ocen gyrs make it only possible to go south from iberia and round over to upper South America and Caribbean sea . Then up the eastern coast and back . They couldn’t have gone the other way. There was a thriving population on the North American continent prior to that time as well. What ever happened after that seems to be the reset or mud floods events . Where the timeline gets all jumbled and basically told in reverse.

Do you not remember in another reality when Australia was way further south all by itself in the ocean far away from anything else besides New Zealand? That's why it was not easily gotten to back then. You used to remember such things. Of course the lack of finding it makes less sense now but I imagine reality will come up with some interesting sounding explanation eventually.

you can sail almost directly into the wind. The british invented the clock, which evolved into the pocket watch with John Jeffery's watch in 1970, which allowed the british "navy" to determine longitude at sea, which allowed them to determine exact location at sea

Several extreamly early…Russian settlements from Alaska to Calif & further south…?

I think the powers at be really don't want you to know that the holy land is here in the United States 😉

I think roads would make all trafficking easier. However it seems to happen even without them. Safeguards will never be one hundred percent. Nations seem to achieve integration only opportunistically and for certain classes of people that are supranational. And if not for the bonds, I think it's a natural desire also to be supranational.

What if at some point there was not even an Atlantic Ocean, then when Atlantis sunk we lost it all except for Atlanta and there we have the baby Atlantic Ocean, bingo bango bungo

Where's serpent hunting Ozzy on the map?😂

I made video show north America is in Eastern Asia and South America is East South East Asia and So Near to it

Why discuss fake maps?