Archaeological site

Well, and another stop that we made right outside of the park, it's like right outside the Baker City Limits, was the Baker Archaeologist site.

The archaeology site.

Yes.

And so I, you know, usually this kind of stuff fascinates me.

and that they are active gates leading to multiple on and off planet destinations and home worlds of various races.

He said that the governments and the New World Order do not want people to know about this place and that there are many other important ancient sites in Turkey that are that they would like to destroy or hit or remain hidden that contain a great deal of important knowledge for humanity and yeah to me that's it just goes hand in hand with what you're saying and that's why they i think go beckley tepe is getting the treatment that it's getting you know they build that big pavilion over it and they you know basically destroy it they plant the olive trees which are protected so you can't dig up there and there's this whole

They stopped excavating it at like 5%, and then they did all that.

Yeah,

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We had a lovely conversation, didn't we, with a couple from the Netherlands who we met there who were there just touring.

They were in the UK for three weeks, just touring around some of the ancient sites and they absolutely were blown away by the energy and the feel of the place.

It's interesting

tuning in as well, isn't it? The difference between the kind of...

I had a yoghurt as well to make me feel less guilty.

Yeah, yeah.

Anyway, we did promise when we did the little preview video, for those of you who watched it, that we'd talk a bit about some of these ancient sites we've been going to.

Yeah.

It's too impossible unless you might employ the theory of humanity becoming more developed than we already are now and then being destroyed, which I'm open to.

But if so, it certainly was a different type of sophistication because we hardly mess with with stone anymore and it well we don't really have the need in this modern civilization and why did they it's just different so i don't know because we weren't there we have to make a lot of conjecture it's funny because i've gone from kind of one extreme to the other with these theories i've gone from thinking humans did all these ancient sites And then I've sort of more recently kind of flipped that.

And you may maybe ask me in a year and I might go back to another side.

I don't know.

He said, "It was once buried 1,000 years ago by the humans." He said that, "It might be buried up again in the near future, and if that happens, humanity will be set back significantly." He said he wanted to make very clear that Göbekli Tepe is a gate complex, not a temple, and that they are active gates leading to multiple on and off planet destinations and home worlds of various races.

He said that the governments and the New World Order do not want people to know about this place, and that there are many other important ancient sites in Turkey that are, that they would like to destroy or hi- or remain hidden that contain a great deal of important knowledge for humanity.

And-

Yeah

You know I came away with learning like all of these sites like Stonehenge You know they were chosen most likely because Of what was underneath right it was it was a special area where the magnetic ley lines were already running through and And I think we see that in Peru I think we see it in Egypt You know these ancients whoever they were, they were combining the power of the sun, the magnetism of the earth, but especially like in Egypt, the geology of the stone.

When you get into how granite works with limestone, and then all these ancient sites in Egypt are surrounded by these huge mud brick walls, and the mud brick walls are basically insulating the energy into the site.

right so there's so many little clues on how it works together in a geological sense but yeah i think this is why they don't want us asking the questions about the lost technology and the lost knowledge because then we're going to say well let's get it back and then that's going to put massive industries out of business

let's bring geomancy back you know let's