I just found both of y'all's work the day before yesterday. Absolutely engrossing, both of you. I'm subscribed to both of you and working my way through everything.
My husband (RIP) lived in Valletta in the late ‘70’s and early’80’s as a teen and he and his brothers would use pen knives and whatever they could find, to dig bullets out of the sides of the ruins. He has lots of slugs, but was too young to appreciate his finds and never kept them. Back then, he was able to roam everywhere, including in the ‘catacombs’...! What adventures he must have had!
This is much like the tunnels they're building in stocking with food and essentials... I had two friends that were involved in building tunnels for the state of Washington...they no longer talk to me I asked too many questions...
Wow - thank-you Michelle - thank-you for introducing me to Paul and his exploring. I will now go to his channel and subscribe so that I can follow his journey - as I continue to follow yours
So happy for Paul you decided to share his video!! Malta is an extraordinary place, and Paul is doing a great job showing us what's there!! Thank you Michelle.
High quality content "HQC" is a guarantee whenever you present a new video! And this gentleman has an impressive yacht to boot! (although he did say ferry, so maybe not his personally) ......Thanks for your dedication!
4:46 that's exactly what I was thinking! I was looking for a picture of it on google but couldnt find one anywhere. Glad you knew what I was looking for. Those scratch marks definitely look like that was used. Wasmt chisels for sure.
I've seen this on random rocks! Had design many tears ago. Esp. If you find a bunch together. We should have answers soon, everything will be revealed! I hope!
You know, Michelle, you can gather from everyone following and loving you, what suitable soundtrack or classical piece or spaced out or world music would best accompany your presentations. I have house music, myself. :P Enjoying your work! I'm a mud vet myself. Old Montreal is stock full of buildings with windows half ground level, half below. The museum hosting an "original settler's home" sits 9 feet below ground. Cheers dear!
I grew up working concrete drilling and sawing and those tiny holes above all the cuts for all the wondows, entrances, cables, etc. serve to insert anchors to hold the drill or saw. Meaning they were using the same methodology back then but using stone bits (like the one he held up) before the invention of steel bits. This would be more like a punch drill technology so the question is, what was powering it?
It's like they just sliced off part of the building and used what ever blocks or bricks that fit to fill in the holes. Some of those square holes were where beams sat. Looked like some had petrified remains of the wood beams still left in them. I think the small round holes held rebar that long ago rusted away. Excellent video.
Yes I think this too, as there is parts I noticed after doing the video, weird shaped melted rocks.. just round fort sai t elmo. Round the back near the water if you wanna have a look on Google earth
Pointed out carved red sandstone to the mail carrier and one more wakes to reality hacked. Plus, now I know where every block in the neighborhood is located. Lol.
th-cam.com/video/U9ewLsktSBo/w-d-xo.html These cables!!! I wonder if he noticed the way they were melted into the wall, and the formations that looked like mussels in the ocean! How awesome of him, but i can sense his nervousness. I hope he knows what important work he's doing!
They are war shelters what the Maltese them self's billed during the war the city of vallatta is billed on what knows to be a hill the Knights of St John billed vallatta but there is alot of tunnels under vallatta which some of them are open to the public the Turkish prisoners dug all of vallatta and the British Don alot of work in vallatta them self's to use during the war
Because that technology and knowledge of the elemant and antique does not fit our history books.. I've noticed since 1500s things started not adding up
Incredible.. you've doubled my views on this video in 7 hours.. much love Michelle your a legend 💚
Excellent stuff Paul. 👍💗
Subbed
Brilliant video Paul.
I just found both of y'all's work the day before yesterday. Absolutely engrossing, both of you. I'm subscribed to both of you and working my way through everything.
My husband (RIP) lived in Valletta in the late ‘70’s and early’80’s as a teen and he and his brothers would use pen knives and whatever they could find, to dig bullets out of the sides of the ruins. He has lots of slugs, but was too young to appreciate his finds and never kept them. Back then, he was able to roam everywhere, including in the ‘catacombs’...! What adventures he must have had!
*Michelle Gibson* 💙💙💙💙 your work is really fantastic 💙💙💙💙 You have a bright future 💙💙💙💙 i connect to you because of your quality work 💙💙💙💙
this is the true essence of seeking the truth. More and more seems to be uncovered and its all making sense. 10/10
This is much like the tunnels they're building in stocking with food and essentials... I had two friends that were involved in building tunnels for the state of Washington...they no longer talk to me I asked too many questions...
Wow - thank-you Michelle - thank-you for introducing me to Paul and his exploring.
I will now go to his channel and subscribe so that I can follow his journey - as I continue to follow yours
So happy for Paul you decided to share his video!! Malta is an extraordinary place, and Paul is doing a great job showing us what's there!! Thank you Michelle.
That was great. Very interesting. Thank you.
You have been busy to bring us a deeper understanding of our true history and I thank you kindly.💕
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Fascinating.
They don't mention it because they dont actually see it! What a layout! Well planned.
Michelle gibson channel brought me to your channel very impressed and subscribed.
Amazing. Malta and Sardenya must be the most ancient places to explore without having to leave civilization completely.
High quality content "HQC" is a guarantee whenever you present a new video! And this gentleman has an impressive yacht to boot! (although he did say ferry, so maybe not his personally) ......Thanks for your dedication!
Thats not my yatch 😆 I was messing. I have a car and thats it 😅 thanks btw
FACSINATING
Brilliant. Loved this video. Thanks Paul. Thanks Michelle.
Excellent!!!!! Thank you both ~ Great archaeology reveal and mystery herstory
People in a tunnel with masks....so ridiculous. Everyone wearing a mask is pissing me off!! Sheeple
They're all serving the Ritual that has been placed upon us. Their intentions don't matter. They have become minions of the system.
Non player characters.... waiting for their next instruction.
Can't think for themselves
@@djoosten88 you can lead a sheep to slaughter but you can't make it think 🤔💞
@@Peter_Pepper_Love no doubt
Don't get angry, pull up CDC stats and educate them!
🇲🇦🇺🇸✌🏾💪🏾🗺👑❤peace and love to all
Very Interesting-Thanks Paul.
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Thank you 😎
4:46 that's exactly what I was thinking! I was looking for a picture of it on google but couldnt find one anywhere. Glad you knew what I was looking for. Those scratch marks definitely look like that was used. Wasmt chisels for sure.
Fantastic work 👊💪💜❗
Thank you
@@pauliecook432 malta thru google earth is mind blowing
Lol I found him in Jon Levi comments too.
I've seen this on random rocks! Had design many tears ago. Esp. If you find a bunch together. We should have answers soon, everything will be revealed! I hope!
7:15 "MASON GARDEN", how much more evidence do we NEED dear awakened ones??
Right👏👏
You know, Michelle, you can gather from everyone following and loving you, what suitable soundtrack or classical piece or spaced out or world music would best accompany your presentations. I have house music, myself. :P Enjoying your work! I'm a mud vet myself. Old Montreal is stock full of buildings with windows half ground level, half below. The museum hosting an "original settler's home" sits 9 feet below ground. Cheers dear!
I'm digging the music picks in this. :)
Thank you! I will look into the music question for future videos.
@@michellegibson8946, I would love to compose something for your bkgnd as well... hm...getting on it now. :)
Brilliant vid!
Couple spot on your walk couldn't quite tell those grates you walked over do they have glass inserts like to bring light under ground.
I grew up working concrete drilling and sawing and those tiny holes above all the cuts for all the wondows, entrances, cables, etc. serve to insert anchors to hold the drill or saw. Meaning they were using the same methodology back then but using stone bits (like the one he held up) before the invention of steel bits. This would be more like a punch drill technology so the question is, what was powering it?
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It's like they just sliced off part of the building and used what ever blocks or bricks that fit to fill in the holes. Some of those square holes were where beams sat. Looked like some had petrified remains of the wood beams still left in them. I think the small round holes held rebar that long ago rusted away.
Excellent video.
Quality, Paul
Good morning Miss Michelle!
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Wow.❤️
That link for his channel is a deleted youtube address.
Brilliant video.
Check it out now - I updated the link in the description with this one:
th-cam.com/channels/TeaCfGLItytCMsU1DQ7Wsg.html
@@michellegibson8946 Thank you.
Looks like it's been under water at some stage 👍
i don't know? Looks melted to me.
Yes I think this too, as there is parts I noticed after doing the video, weird shaped melted rocks.. just round fort sai t elmo. Round the back near the water if you wanna have a look on Google earth
th-cam.com/video/EA-VCaBUsCA/w-d-xo.html
very simple think you will enjoy ; )
only a theory.
The monk
@@pauliecook432
th-cam.com/video/EA-VCaBUsCA/w-d-xo.html
very simple think you will enjoy ; )
only a theory.
The monk
Pointed out carved red sandstone to the mail carrier and one more wakes to reality hacked. Plus, now I know where every block in the neighborhood is located. Lol.
Good tour then 😆
Fascinating! I'm surprised that it hasn't burned to the ground. Does the sphinx have an arrowhead coming out of it's nose?
Appreciate the quest for truth....
Where did all of the rock that was cut disappear to ??
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Your channel is excellent man!!!
Were those prism sidewalk windows ?
This guy actually found an ancient flat chisel bit for a jack hammer * *jaw drop* *
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Omg, get a shovel and dig up the rest of that tooling!
th-cam.com/video/U9ewLsktSBo/w-d-xo.html These cables!!! I wonder if he noticed the way they were melted into the wall, and the formations that looked like mussels in the ocean! How awesome of him, but i can sense his nervousness. I hope he knows what important work he's doing!
I feel like they just put prisoners behind a cage up against the wall, and said make your house
They are war shelters what the Maltese them self's billed during the war the city of vallatta is billed on what knows to be a hill the Knights of St John billed vallatta but there is alot of tunnels under vallatta which some of them are open to the public the Turkish prisoners dug all of vallatta and the British Don alot of work in vallatta them self's to use during the war
Thank you for the information.
Why do they try to hide it? That's bugs.
Because that technology and knowledge of the elemant and antique does not fit our history books.. I've noticed since 1500s things started not adding up
Saws...? Malarkey!
Some are creations of the deceiver.
I believe only sonic saws were used.
5:02 -green screen.
mi opinion only : everything created the dae bford discovered : much lauve nZ
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l!NK 2 pAULS eWEtUBE cHAN~pLEASE
At minute 39:55 you said the end... Not true just the beginning...
I couldn't listen, the music was too annoying.