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Another KC resident and this couldn't be more up my alley. Absolutely amazing job taking the time and care to do this video my man !!

I am a hard-core botanist by hobby. It's interesting to see BOTH plants that have always puzzled me mentioned in a single video. I love botanicals. Especially those that have embedded themselves in culture. Those leaving a deeper, wider mark interest me the most. These two plants (acanthus and fleur-de-lis) have totally stumped me when I try to find them in their natural living form. I remember going to France seeing it everywhere and asking them... where is this plant? Where does it grow? What contributions has it made to have created such an indelible mark in your culture. NO ONE could tell me anything. They only recounted stories that they had been told that pertained to the plant. The acanthus has never been explained anywhere to me... until now.

Thats the remnants of a hydro dredging from way back. The city that was found was probably laced with gold and they hydro washed it. Could be anything!😊

You know the jamesville penitentiary was a beautiful building and they got rid of that one

Look at bodies of water nearby. Each area has a source. It wasn't just mud and water that erupted in a deluge simultaneously with all the other source points. Those things that make a man's heart stop from sheer terror came out with the torrents. Much worse than the morlocks we're accustomed to (actually real as well).

Just went to a wedding in this Cathedral and marveled as you have done in this video. Took pictures of the beautiful artwork and columns...sadly, some of the artistry portrays Mary as our intercessor".47 And my spirit hath rejoiced in God my Saviour.." Mary needed a Saviour and thus, was not born without sin. The Catholic church believes she had no original sin...which is nonsense and places Mary as the 'Queen of Heaven"...which is not what she spoke of herself. Inside this Cathedral on the walls beautifully painted are these very statements about her. Which are untrue. The Catholic Church clearly took over these structures and filled them with Dead Men's bones and Idolatrous statues...which are contrary to the Word of God. Otherwise, the structure itself is excellent and may have in the Past been something else entirely made for the pure worship of God. People who do not understand this aspect of Catholicism think the "Immaculate Conception" is speaking of Jesus...which is Truth...but, they are not saying that at all in their Doctrine of Mary. Our only intercessor is Jesus.

pretty awe-inspiring....you show that top dome set-up to anyone and they will say it's Paris.

Does anyone believe the people on that tour are there to check something off of their bucket list? That they just woke up one morning and thought "I want to go see a basement in a small town in Kansas today"? No, they woke up and are no longer believing this ridiculous narrative we've been given and are checking things out. We've been hurried and busied to the point we don't have time to stop, look around, and think about anything. That is changing ... it is all changing. Peace and love to you all 😊

I live 10 minutes from the NAMA and its my favorite place to chill on my days off work.

I am from Florida where there are no basements due to being at sea level and in some areas a few feet above sea level. So I have no idea what I am watching and what this is all about. Can someone please spell it out for me? Other than the tour guides saying the Bavarians built these so called unground cities which I am guessing is inaccurate what was the real reason for these unground areas?

That ‘dug out’ is very similar to ‘the square cave’ I filmed in Australia th-cam.com/video/nGUnHXQhmrc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=xbhCVl_nyRFk_B7z

I totally agree with you! I’ve been investigating site in Australia and have come to the same conclusions ✨🧱✨

Yup I’ve lived in Kansas City nearly 30 years and we have some incredible buildings. On the top of that library is a giant black and white chess board with life size chess pieces as well we have tunnels run all underground.

Will you talk about the little red church across the square ? It is the one that is now a restaurant. It was one of the original churches that the people in Syracuse used to hide the slaves down from the south to protect them from the slave masters. I went to that church after I left the Catholic Church. Back in the 60’s.

My mom's house in Marysville Kansas has a tunnel under it sorta of like these. There's a basement and you have to crawl thru a space to get access, then it opens up and "drops off" into this taller, wider tunnel that goes at least to the middle of the street in front of their house. They've got old vegetable cans from under there, glass bottles, etc. Don't know much about it but would love to know more!

Born and raised in Atchison ks would like you to do a TRUE STORY of Atchison Kansas and uncover the hidden truth,,, Jesus is the name above all names , it is written Jesus said every knee will bow and every toung will confess that Jesus is Lord and savior

Interesting. What would be the reasons “they” would lie? What is to gain?

Looks like the ground level was raised due to flooding

One of my thoughts on Coronado Heights is that it never got dug up

People of the past were much more capable than this guy acts. They were not dumb. If anything things have gone downhill. We do not build anything to last now. Also no regulations to make things tougher to do.

This is without a doubt one of the best theories I have ever heard. Very well researched. Excellent job, Sir. Subscription earned.

This basement is called a stone foundation. They probably last longer due to the porosity. The wood is old but probably better than new wood. Notice the old knob and tube wiring.

I deliver to towns like Fort scott, ks. And independence, ks ! So many old world buildings! I take 📸 when I can on break. It's absolutely incredible how once your 👀 are open you see things everywhere. . I've been deep in the rabbit 🐇 hole with old world, tartaria, mudflood, 1800s, orphan trains, assylm, castles. Etc but so glad I found someone covering places near me! I'm in KS ....close to lenexa. Anyway. Is there a community around here. It would be awesome to do some site seeing with like minded people. I truly think we can do so much just by going places and asking the right questions!? Ppl taking back what's rightfully theirs actual answers. Nothing about America's timeline makes any sense....so much history buried, lied, covered, and forgotten.

What about all the old abandoned mansions on the street go'n to the Hospital section of town? While your down there stop and get one of the best damned Chicken fried Steaks and mashed potatoes and gravy you'll get anywhere but my place. Thanks but the mansions will show it it's not pre-existing. Also you might want to go take a look at the huge Masonic Lodge down a Waco. You lost me at pre-existing. Before you go wildly speculating about shit do some F'N research. Hell I stumbled on this info just do'n favors for friends where I got royaly screwed.

One of the only things that makes me proud to be an Iowan! It truly is beautiful and has to be seen in person, thank you for sharing.

And they say Native Americans lived in teepees.

Ugh, I really cannot stand the idea of the mud flood and that buildings like this could not have been built when they say it was build. The 1920s-30s were at the peak of the industrial age with steam shovels and other mechanical building euiptment not to mention a much higer level of precision and attention to detail that was based on honor and reputation which meant everything. So moving cutting, moving and polishing stone was clearly possible. Additionally, much of the marble was supplied by Carthage Missouri Marble mines. The finer interior collums were imported from Italy. Sadly there are only a few marble carving familes left in Italy. The talent, knowledge, and brain drain is real, all over the world where traditional methods of making things are simply dying off over mechanically and mass produced versions that are much chearper and faster to make. You can look at Japan with sword making, kettle making, hand made brushes, print making and on and on as family traditions that go back almost 1000 years have simply died off and all that knowledge and skill died with them. Same is true in Italy with marble masons, bell makers, glass blowers and again on and on where there are maybe one or two families left traditionally producing goods. Sorry, no mystery. The facts are as technology changed building materials changed and became lighter, cheaper, and faster to build with, society simply quit building in stone and moved to concrete and steel as well as wood and vaneers. That basicall put all the skilled and talented stone masons out of buisness and the knowledge, skill, technology, and talent simply died off.

Have you ever taken a gander through Philadelphia? Tons . And I mean tons . Of buildings . Churches . Banks . Townhomes . And so on and on and on . I drive for Uber and Lyft in Philadelphia… I’m always so thankful for these half buried treasures I see . They’re amazing .

I live in the Kansas City area and am a member of the Nelson. It is a fabulous museum which rotates exhibits so every visit seems fresh. They lost some spirit after the pandemic but I believe they will push past it. ❤❤❤

Hard to believe that that was somebody's house

The half-ass cracked brick portion on top of the perfect old-world structure is a very poetic comparison between now and then. Thank you for this video.

i am not a believer in this mudfood stuff but there are certain things i find quite odd such as why would one want to put a year on a building ? is it to realy say in that year the building was done ? or is it actualy to make one not think to much about it liem saying " there it says: build in 1888 ". i just ask this question because the older buildings become the od they are and then you have a very visible cut as if there was a history and then got a cut then another one started which then got transformed into this new one. i do not believe in Mudfood at all but i must admit that where i come from there is a house whos chimney goes waaay to deep down to say well thats how it was build. I mean allthough that house has no roof and is - if it still stands that is - just a ruin on a hill but why would someone build a chimney so deep down and why does it have there were the door used to be this odd arch under the door like as if there might be a floor down below it. i did now see windos aside of it so it could have had a basement but did they use to have basements some who knows 200 years ago ... i dont know but i found it allways odd that it had a chimsey going so down below. can there be any other explanation fot this realy odd timeline of history ? the deeper one goes the more one finds literal megastructures and this cuts off at a certain period of time and then this style of builidng in the US aswell as other parts of the world that seem to have floors below allthough that would make no sense unless used as basemnet or cellar maybe , just maybe Mudflood may have something to it but i dont beleive in the tataria stuff and also someone saying " they found the buildings and said they build em " is hard to believe allthough i find id odd people puting year number at buildings which now has fo far i know vanished completly as a practise.. Interesting anyway

Learning A lot from your observations and descriptions

Really enjoy your channel and presentation style

Where did all the mud for the flood and what year did it happen? Serious question, I would like to know

Remind me of my hometown, Garnett, Ks. Had tunnels under the sidewalk and had a barber shop. I was told that the tunnels were used for moonshine back in the day. Was an opening at end of the block. But now, all of it has been block off. The city states it is unsafe

Amen. Praise to our King!!

That is a truly magnificent building - and it is remarkable just how many buildings like it and many tremendously larger ones - like in major cities - were supposedly built all over the country and the world in the late 1800s - early 1900s. And so quickly we are told. Each one of these stone masterpieces are works of art and countless buildings like this were demolished all over the country in wholesale fashion. Nothing like this could be built today even with the light years of advancement in technology and engineering since the 1800s. Things just don’t add up with what we are told.

It’s that way in Bartlesville. They still use them in some places. There is even restaurants downtown

We went from having intricate waterways and boatworthy aqueducts to giant street signs explaining how to reverse a car into a diagonal parking space. How much more degraded could we have actually become? Wait, don't answer that. I want to go backwards now.

❤😮 wow just finding Your channel due to comment on one of my videos! Great work! 🎉 👍 🙏 🙌 👏

NICE WORK THANKS bro you keep up the Truth appreciate your time and wish more people could see

That's were they stored the ark at

I’m just curious, lifelong ks resident, are you a geologist? I’m just not seeing “melt” What you’re looking at looks exactly like what can be found throughout our state. Givin the facts of how limestone reacts to pressure and knowing Kansas was absolutely underwater for a long time, this is not jiving with your narrative. What do K-state geologists say? I would guess something quite different. That being said, I could be wrong. Also, where is the miles of wall evidence? Why would that not be included in this?

This is what has been taken from we the people

Another great uncovering! Thank You. Stay Thirsty my Friends!!(For THE TRUTH!!)

We have been lied to about everything in our past. Could you imagine how great it would be to have lived in that time.The technology and cartfmanship far more advanced than today. Free energy pulled from the air the buildings collected stored and turned that in to usable electricity.

Nice job! Mind-blowing how much they lied to us. But praise Jesus for truth! I ask people the same questions about the buildings downtown Philly. Lol

Hard to explain that slab underneath. I used to cut parts out of steel. To start holes on thick plate, we heated the plate with a torch, then... with pure ogygen going through a pipe, we could pierce 14 to 18 inches in seconds. Might explain pipes. Everything else... wow. Seems to be stuff like that all over the world.

So sad Brutalism.