The Erie Canal-Tartarian Infrastructure?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
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An exploration on the ingenious Erie Canal, a super water highway built in the nascent stage of the United States as a nation. This infrastructure enabled the rapid growth of the state of New York and ultimately westward expansion. This effort required numerous inventions and unyielding persistence to complete well before the advent of heavy machinery.
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Upstate NY has pretty cold winters, I guess they just worked through the frostbite.
That part of NY is too cold and nasty to labor outside without being at risk of hypothermia 5 months of the year. I've seen flurries in June there.
We're a pretty hardy bunch 😊
Thank you! In addition to clearing all the trees and building all the locks, they dug through a mile of limestone at a rate of 1 mile every 8 days!
haha suuuure they did.
Before dynamite 🧨 or steam engines no less... it's very upsetting when the world is an obvious lie.
Hey All. They did blasting, at some point. You can still see the bore holes, in spots. I grew up in a EC town. My GP and his brothers came from Italy for the, maintenance/widening, jobs. Lots of work with picks and shovels, in the stories I heard. Early 1900’s. 🍻🏛
Hammer and chisel!!!!
I've been waiting for this one. Wow and thank you.
I learned about the Erie canal in elementary school. It seemed unlikely that it could have been constructed back then. I did not believe the story.
Another booming example of achievements before heavy machinery. :)
Me too! All of these stories were just fairy tales!
@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 And where did all the dirt go after they "shoveled" it out? 🤔
@@MissCatherine1100 I am surprised they are not telling us they used it to make mountains. :) Good question.
If you math out the eerie canal it means every 8 days in the 18teens they would have had to have leveled, cleared, deforested, and paved a mile every 8 days. Jon levi did a whole video about the canals
Right?! But don't forget about pumping out any seeping water
Then throw in delays with inclement weather, this part of NY gets some pretty nasty snowstorms.
Just happens to get the right mix of cement for the job.
lets not forget that this was allegedly the first time they had done this and were relying on the power of beasts and not machines lol@@kentkearney6623
Don't forget the Black River Canal and it's 109 locks and 35 miles that branched off the Erie canal and was closed in 1925 or the Oswego Canal that is still operating.
I've been working in construction for a few decades. When we need waterproof grout, we add a chemical additive called grout sealant. This additive reduces capillary water absorption and has been around for quite a long time. But I can't say whether that already existed at that time. However, there is still the possibility that they used a special cement called trass cement back then. This cement is finer and almost waterproof. However, I doubt that it was enough to secure the constructions in the long term. I use the translator, so I apologize for any grammatical errors. Most of you should know that the German language is quite unusual.
English is considered a Germanic style language, we are fine with what you wrote
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They had superior cement. In some places it still looks new.
I EAT FARTS@@markmiller3053
That did not sound like it was translated - you sound 'normal' American
Not far inland from the ocean on the east coast of India is a long canal, but why a canal would be needed running parallel with the coast AND in most places less then a mile inland is anybody's guess?
However, that is not the only strange canal, there's many but one which stands out runs for over 100 miles between two cities in France, parallel to a river, but interestingly it empties into, or flows out of, the Mediterranean Sea, so was it originally salt water?
Another interesting thing is that many major routes or roads appear to have been canals, running from star formation to star formation, or from star city to star city.
I have, for some time, postulated that a lot of the canals and aquaducts were for carrying salted water or an electrified water current from city to city and town to town, especially star formations, which I believe were creating the electricity from the salted water and then transported, carrying the electrical charge, or current, along from place to place, being topped up at each star, just like the star lines in Russia and Ukraine.
wow,! Elaborate if you can. What a cool hypoth.
A true power grid across the Land, imagine that......
Absolutely old world. That thong is amazing
😅 thing NOT thong 😂
@@EddieA907 hahaha that was a good laugh, thanks! even though i searched hard for that thong... 🤣
Lets be honest, the secret to their cement is, they used the charred remains of human bodies, they fired bones instead of limestone.
I wonder...
❤️🙏🏼 i dont even need to comment ! Youre narrative says it all 💯😂😂
Strange how all these innovators in engineering and construction were all... Lawyers....
You know you can trust them given their special regard for the lawer......excuse me, the law.
363 miles of horizontal water too 😂
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It's taken most of a year to prepare the land behind me for mobile homes. This with heavy machinery and power tools. I always wondered how they managed to get all of those buildings done with horses and cows . And how did they get the supplies delivered. They also would have had to house and feed the workers and their families. It's really unbelievable. Thanks for sharing and have a nice day.
Still lovin’ your channel and vlogs brother, And your consistency is t be admired
I appreciate that!
@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 As well do I, 🤙
I guess it is really hard to burn down a canal.
True, but they have filled them in. I dunno how many but I know of a few on both sides of the Niagara River.
Great point, many old rail tracks too running in all sorts of random, isolated locations as well.
That PESKY water 😆
@@Restitutor_Orbis_214I see you have finally picked up what I was putting down about the water.. but this is where the path for truth begins..with this understanding ,you can reach the second level of understanding of our true history and it moves on from there..stay on the truth and water..and it will explain. Everything..this info will help you and offer a greater understanding so pay close attention...although fresh water was the primary need to location for successful individual kingdom, the most desired well to location was sea water (and most common) and not fresh water well...why? And this is most profound. It's because freshwater dose not offer all the elements and minerals that sea water provides..this is where they got their metals and minerals ..these structures were not just a well but a foundary of metallurgy and provided the masonry from the mining slag..it was freemasonry...so you see? When it says it was founded, (even though repurpused) its referring to when the structure was founded..(poured) this was old style construction...NO QUARRIES...Your welcome ❤
@@Restitutor_Orbis_214I see you have finally picked up what I was putting down about the water.. but this is where the path for truth begins..with this understanding ,you can reach the second level of understanding of our true history and it moves on from there..stay on the truth and water..and it will explain. Everything..this info will help you and offer a greater understanding so pay close attention...although fresh water was the primary need to location for successful individual kingdom, the most desired well to location was sea water (and most common) and not fresh water well...why? And this is most profound. It's because freshwater dose not offer all the elements and minerals that sea water provides..this is where they got their metals and minerals ..these structures were not just a well but a foundary of metallurgy and provided the masonry from the mining slag..it was freemasonry...so you see? When it says it was founded, (even though repurpused) its referring to when the structure was founded..(poured) this was old style construction...NO QUARRIES...Your welcome ❤
I've lived in many towns along Clinton's Ditch and walked many stretches. I'm near Rochester this time. Broad Street/Erie Canal/Genesee aqueduct - amazing stuff. I always thought, there is no way the canal was done with horse and wagons, the stone cutting itself is amazing work. It seems the waterway was founded and....augmented and pressed into service. The Erie Canal Historical Village (Rome, NY) is a very interesting historical narrative place, where you could actually ride a canal barge. Grew up outside Syracuse...the University....founded 1870. I saw football games at old Archibald Stadium. That is the ugly library. The monument in Syracuse in along....Erie Blvd, the old canal turned into a long major street through town. And finally, I grew up in Manlius, where this infamous limestone was found. Not a commonly known claim to fame for that once small village. There is limestone everywhere there, a local waterway is called Limestone Creek. Not many farms out that way either now.
I was born in Oswego, my Uncle worked for the NYS Canal Corporation for over 30 years. I remember going to the Erie Canal village near Rome as a kid and finding all it to be unbelievable.
born and raised in the same places, also don't buy the official story, agree with your take 1000% and that's not a typo. 🙂
been waiting for an in depth video on the canals. This is awesome! If you get a chance research Chimney Rocks Hollidaysburg PA. There is no record of what tribe used to live there. Very mysterious, the history of that town
I'll check it out!
These marvelous constructions were very likely from a previous advanced civilization, however, we've been taught that the original inhabitants of the land of Rochester were the native Seneca peoples that lived in teepees... just wondering where the native Americans fall under the real timeline
In some of earlier criticisms of NYS, I didn't even mention all the artificial waterfronts and coast lines and the remnants of the water powered factories with machines powered by belts driven with overhead shafts that gave the factories free power and made the producton of all the various goods economical with highly compensated American laborers the switch to over prices, over taxed electricity from the mains was a step backwards and was a sward in the heart of the industiral base. My Uncle worked for on the Oswego Canal, Lock 5 had it's own DC power generator that used the river water to operate everything at the Lock because it was in such a remote area when they built it, between Fulton and Oswego there weren't mains that ran to it, all the equipment is still in the power house and it still worked over 100 years after it was set up, they took it off line and the Canal was forced to pay the Niagra Mowhawk monopoly for electricity.
did u say 'container revival style' ?? bloody hell i spit my pretzel laughing that's so funny lmao
It is an example of 21st Century Container Revival Style, made popular in the post-post modern age.
So you are saying Christopher Columbus doesn't come to America 1400 😂. And that the buildings in Mexico USA Canada and all the at to Brazil Argentina were already here before 1400 o 1800$ s. I agree 💯👍 with you. Good video I live in New Jersey bike the canal dayly
OMG, I lOVE those photo inserts!! Awesome.
Glad you like them!
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9:58 was the sky so terrible in old photos that cropping it out made sense insensibly often?
Awesome question! I've asked it a lot too. One seriously wonders what's up with that.
Thats a completion of an average rate 665 ft a day rain, snow or shine. The work being 7 days a week. This w mules and men. No dynamite.
No sweat! :)
@13:51 you're talking about if the Great Depression should have stopped the building from proceeding. Well, I was raised by a man who was born in 1911 and in the late 80s he told me that he was doing better financially in the depression then we were in the 80s. That got me interested in what was really going on back then. From what I gleaned from history, I think the "Great D" was a cover for loaning excessive amounts of USD to Germany. We paid for the rise of the Nazi war machine and we have been lied to about where all that money went. But...if you dig you'll find the proof.
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@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 Would love to see a video on that!
Perhaps I can dig up their commercials from the 80s...
As a German, I can say that the FED made Germany and large parts of Europe completely dependent on the First World War and the economic crisis. However, if you take a closer look at Adolf, you will realize that no one in the history we know (which goes back less than 200 years) has so clearly named the perpetrators of this corrupt system (he never spoke of all Je.. , he always say "international finance Juda..."). In addition, Hitl.. made Germany independent of the FED and installed its own monetary system based on the work of the people (example: 10 dollars are only printed when someone has moved stones from A to B for 1 hour). The fact that there were more than two dozen peace offers before and during the war is also never mentioned. I can only recommend everyone to watch entire speeches by the painter from Austria on TH-cam.
@3:43. I really want to build a "crane" like that just to see exactly what they can lift. My best guess is actually quite a low number. I think theyd crack and crumble at around 200lbs. There's no stability, or strength in that design.
Looks good in the drawing though at least. ;)
It does actually. Gives it an authentic stone age, I mean 1800s quality.
How the hell do you do this? Three ace videos in one week?? You cannot have a crew because of creative differences and all...
I keep wondering myself...
I have downloaded every video and I cannot keep up with the pace LOL Prolific is the proper word, not sure how he does it.
Once you figure every book is a lie...
Plus he's got a stable to manage😉 proper use of time, brother👌🏽
@@DzEnyo damn, I forgot about his horses!
Every time I hear the word "Erie" I think immediately of a show I endeared growing up.. Erie, Indiana! lol Cannot wait to see this!
On side note; I have been investigating the more insidious appearing buildings of modern day, which all seem to resemble a similar feel.. Willis Tower (IL), Comcast Center (PA), 33 Thomas Street (NY), ATT Nashville (TX)... even some International ones such as Madrid's Four Towers (Spain), The Shard (UK), and nearly every Central Bank across the planet lol.. Why do these all seem to not just have the same brutalist architecture, but an overall insidiousness we typically see in dystopian films?
Strange stuff is behind a lot of these buildings too, such as the bizarre bombing plots of ATT Nashville (2020) and Willis Tower (2009). Am I the only one who finds all of this unsettling?? Lol
The Nashville bombing took place in front of the 33 Thomas Street of Nashville, a windowless NSA fusion center.
@@hendo337 What are you talking about? 33 Thomas Street is the windowless building in NEW YORK... The ATT building in Nashville was 333 Commerce St....
Willis has a whole new meaning when you see how Ferris Bueller regards it in the film. :)
@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 Lol how could I forget?!
Everyday folk on the ground can become "experts" just like how our foremost "clowns" in office can become "experts" 🤣
and i'm thinkin' to myself - what a wonderful world.
Experts Agree !
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I live in the chicago area and i always look at all the canals and wonder how in the hell were they able to rip out the trees, the roots, and everything and then dig down to shape the canals?
I am unsure if "tartarian" is the correct word, but in my mind there is no question it wasn't built by horse and wagon.
Tartaria equals the Fourth Era Civilization. Yes, it is merely an association name. Who knows what it was really called? what language they spoke or if they even had to speak words?
@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 what is the fourth era civilization
@@Yea___ It is described in this theory video:
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We can't even repair and rebuild the pothole riddled roads in 8 years😝
Now the once nice roads in certain states are full of them too.
1:40 ?! Lol right off the bat eh ? 😂😂😂wow !
It couldn't be avoided. ;)
I think the canals were built by the 3rd Era civilization, and that the buildings you showcase in Syracuse and Rochester are 4th Era civilization.
Brilliant work Professor 👏 👍
I've been waiting for this one. Wow and thank you.
Is there a graph showing how many rocks that these action men must have been karate chopping through at any one time? Were the 1800's inhabited only by brick busting Pop-eye's?
They were fast as lightning, too.
@ishko108 Pac-man meets Tetris with Street Fighter Hyper - expert mode selected.
Which came first? The birth of Cathedrals or the creation of Amphetamine? Welcome to the 1800's.
@@XanderThePoisonedHeretic hahaha love it! And today, sadly, we're overrun by experts... which is a bummer because they're mostly idiots.
Yes.
Excellent stuff, thank you 😻 I worked on the canals in London and had to pilot a 90 ft hopper, a floating skip. I'm 5"4 and could hardly reach the tiller - it was literally made for a giant. Best job I ever had 💯
It sounds like quite an interesting experience.
Another awesome video!!!!!!!!
Thanks for your video . I was wondering when someone would point out the elephant in the room as far as impossible engineering is concerned .
You are welcome!
I found the smoking gun on the Erie Canal, it was there before 1825. The Cayuga-Seneca Canal, completed in 1818. In the middle of nowhere before the industrial revolution and the only reason for it to exist would be to connect to the Erie Canal to barge ship goods from the Fingerlakes region. I think the origin is in the names. The names of these canals are tribes in NY, the "Five Civilized Tribes" of Iroquois, they were probably the cataclysm survivors who were using or built the Canal, possibly all the cities, and it was all stolen and re-designated.
You caught this one, right?
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You def deserve far more subs. Your a consummate pro. I live in Lockport ill on the I and M canal, we’re told constructed in 1840 lol. Old world buildings everywhere. We even have a building they claim had hydro electricity in 1870 . Down the street is Joliet and also has amazing buildings. Keep up the great work!
Seeing Tucker Carlson’s thing in the Moscow train station made me think about how much of that gorgeous interior was originally in some of these that we “renovated” away……very communist looking stuff.
If you ever get the chance to go to Russia, don’t pass it up!! It is amazing
Someone also recently commented the moscow subway is up to 300 feet below grade... rather astounding if true.
@@asb3pe St.Petersburg is that way as well.
Yes, nothing quite like it in terms of preservation.
This was fun, thank you. I live in a canal town between Rochester and Buffalo. The canal is literally across the streeet
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Willem Dafoe as Thomas Jefferson! ;) I mean why not??
Another lovely Grand Imperial America foundinational project..We are great, and it is that greatness that makes us great..hehe drummed into every childs head in every school in every nation estate throughout the land... I think the canal systems were 4th era, terrestrial thoroughfares all the others were above their heads..
I need to get on site as well and explore the material first. :)
Don't forget the winter months in that area , are brutal. So interesting how they managed all this work minus winter months.
Even the story of the Rosendale Cement is nonsense. My Grandfather talked about it to me as a kid because he was baffled as to why it fell out of use. A gigantic business, just given away, when the mines full of it were not exhausted, a better quality, longer lasting product and of course the "legend" Edison is attributed with garbage Portland cement replacement.
Well done !
👏👏👍19:21- old European design mudflood. 20:27- the whole hill was made to hide the the base of this top heavy looking building
I’m glad you did this. I asked about it. They have one that goes from Cleveland to Columbus ohio too but, it they claim they only used it for 20 years because of a flood. They restored part of it in coshocton ohio. They also, had one go to Toledo, Ohio I believe..
..... Ah, Mr. Burns, a man of many talents, indeed! Yes, there is a certain charm to his storytelling that one cannot help but admire, despite its "occasional" tendency towards the fantastic. Quite.
When you add up all the Canals, railroads, factories, roads and highways that cover that part of NY and PA like a spider web. So many railroads, canals and factories that numerous were shut down, destroyed. I refuse to believe that Upstate NY EVER had a high enough population to require such a huge amount of infrastructure, much less build it. It simply doesn't add up, anyone with any sense spends a winter or two up there and moves south and west to somewhere with better weather.
Yeah when you put it all together 😉 That what keeps me on the channel
Nothing surprising about the Erie Canal. Just down the block , in nearby New Jersey, they also sculpted the Morris Canal: 5 or 6 years to construct starting in 1824 comprising about 100 miles of canal, newly invented hinged - in - the- middle boats, newly invented technology to get the hinged boats up and over hills, newly invented landscaping technology to deal with the many large elevation changes, lots of huge wooden locks, giant long distances of stone walls, stone bridges and infrastructure, giant water turbine machinery, controlling rivers…. No problem.
My thoughts are, if everyone was an expert on everything, what are we doing with formal education? People were obviously smarter before education was in government hands. Of course I mean this sarcastically and literally. Thanks for the great information that you share. ♥️🙏♥️🙏
It's called conformity of thought, we are more compliant this way😊🙃
Just like Panama and Suez. All old-world infrastructure.
You are starting to make me proud😊 You use to frustrate me with your productions..but I realise they are not meant for me..
While you were showing these beautiful buildings in your video I just got a download All these architectural buildings bridges canal etc were all just dropped here from somewhere else . A parallel universe? They are from somewhere else as we're the beings who made them. Maybe one day we'll find out.. kudos thank you. Crazy nothing makes sense.
Just removing a tree stump by hand is a ton of work!
You'd think it was simple in this time frame along with going through solid lime....
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Another 100% top info video "great flow presentation"
Wow, they were full of it on that day.
Nice
I loved this video. Something closer to home. CANADA 🇨🇦
I think there were 2 empires, venetians (phoenicians) and tartarians, their style is different. They were both advanced, had a beef, wiped each other’s cities out… and I think we know who won
Every time the name of "Mr Blank Canvass" comes up, I cannot help but giggle. Our history was written out of a box of Cracker Jack joke books it seems sometimes. Now about that ubiquitous snack food itself...
Hmm sounds good right now.
Once an individual becomes ENLIGHTENED, one realizes the TRUTH is hidden in plain sight........Any individual that has the awareness of math, possesses the key to the TRUTH ; while realizing the numbers do not add UP..
Wow this looks like (another) awesome video! Cant wait to watch ! Cheers and have a great week!
Thanks! You too!
Man i put this on as background noise while i was working, and had to go grab my phone when i heard this character Dewitt Clinton's name. What a creation this dude is. My little town of 3000 people in south arkansas where i grew up was named after him and he apparently designed the russian popsicle ice cream cone scoop spired and statues court house they burnt down in my town in 1906 and replaced with another building I highly doubt we built. Either way, this man is not real! 😂 Id bet real money on him existing in the narrative state he is apparently a huge part of.
It gets pretty ridiculous the amount of overlap one encounters.
Love your dedication to the truth, your work is appreciated
Check out Zoar Ohio history with the Erie canal. I live in Central Pa. Every town here has a canal with sections filled in. Strange.
There's a sign on a trail with an ancient looking white stone pillar weigh lock in my area. Never learned anything about it just stumbled across it on a hike
also while you doing these old world explorations and investigations a good comparison for the architecture construction times is Ludwig ii's fairy tale castle which HAS actual construction photos, was built in the 1800s, took YEARS with up to 300 people a day working on it, didn't even get finished how it was supposed to, and the big one is that the WHOLE THING INCLUDING THE INTERIOR DOMES is red brick with a facade like the Taj Mahal. the castle also used steam for heating. there's some documentaries about it, def interesting that ROYALTY build a large brick structure and it took years when in America they allegedly slapping out buildings in a year lol
The wings of the NY Times building look a lot like the wings at Hoover Dam.
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well done, thank you so much, I shared this with family. great commentary and provoking questions. p.s. i think the word columbia- colombia should be examined...in this context. Bartow is the name of the county seat of my central Florida county..
You are most welcome. The origin of that particular word, deity or reference actually goes back to one of the last leaders of the 4th Era.
colombia or bartow ? ;)@@Restitutor_Orbis_214
I was referring to Colombia. Mr. Bartow seems to be one of those sudden historical retractions with too many asking questions concerning the veracity of Mr. C. White's existence. :)
Same story with the canal in Dartmouth Nova Scotia. Plus all the other stuff going in there and in halifax (right across the harbor). I have a short way back on my channel of ducks in the canal, and also one of the star fort in halifax
You had to open with Smecker lol , "Friggin Luscious , always sending over the primo videos" :P Whenever you visit my beautiful Boston (I'm just casually reminding you) to see our "flat iron" building in Cambridge (Harvard Square) . It's the same layout and constructio in every one I've seen and also that you've shown us .
I will have to keep a tally, it gets ridiculous after a short while, doesn't it??
@Restitutor_Orbis_214 I see so many mirror images of these structures , from the stone work material/colors , top to bottom . There are 3 red stone block buildings with the same entrance that has 4 pillars in front , elaborate stonework all around , large archways ... I known3 in my city , 2 of these are in Harvard and 1 of which is in the Uard (Yaaaaahd) . Okay man . I have to start an "addiction" group for people in our community . You with Des Moines , and me with Boston . We can have the meetings in the typical florescent lit basement of beautiful "churches" built in the 1850's :P Wait ... that last basement comment sounded kind of dark , my bad but I know you're catchin' what I'm throwin'
And here's MY bonus . Harvard "Institution" owns over 10,000 buildings in and around Cambridge. Guess the percentage of those that are historic and not accessible to the public ? I had the privilege of working in and on so many of them , it kills me I didn't have a smart phone back then .
Controlled access, I am still trying to find a way into the Plummer Building too!
@Restitutor_Orbis_214 Oh yeah , that beautiful unicorn of a building ! If I walked in with my work gear and belt , knew the names of the maintenance supervisors and studied a layout of the building to help with conversing ... I could get upper access (51% sure) lol if I lived in that area . Aside from that , I can give you a completely legal tip to a wall that is glass enclosed , excavated and basement level in the Harvard yard . You can see the levels of digging that an archeological class had dug in the late 90s and early 2000s . It's in a "basement" level of one of the "earliest" Harvard Yard dorms . All built by a lottery in the 1700s ... that's what the plaques on the buildings say at least haha . A lottery ??? The stories never made sense either way but it's wicked interesting
If you notice in one of the pics the power poles were cut and pasted in the picture. How weird 😮
Yes, comes up a lot in some areas wonder, wonder...
Of course the first time when I heard about Erie (lake, canal, whatever) i thought it was spelled Eerie.... I wonder what all that's about. But I digress.
Lucius, I wish I'd been one of your history students back in the day when you were in the shackles of academia. They must've been so lucky with such an understanding and tolerant teacher... Now there's another reason why I never became one myself. A conscious choice. Even without that, I barely made it. Phew. No, thanks. I'm more like one-on-one communication and knowledge transfer style. But I'm pretty sure that if I'd been one of your students, I would've really loved studying and researching history now even more.
You don't need me to say it, do you? Early 1800s... digging hundreds of miles through frikkin' limestone with no heavy machinery (not that with those it would be an easy feat either!), God knows how many workers all speaking different languages (there's the Tower of Babel for ya!), and mighty lawyers and doctors being experts in engineering and what not... But no, they have no problem believing all that, makes perfect sense, and when we come along with any conflicting evidence, or even exposing the sheer mad inconsistencies in their narrative, pfft you stupid conspiracy theorists, go get a brain. I swear there were times all these years when violence seemed like a pretty good MO. Sometimes! not always. But you can't save everyone, I found out in my many years of preaching (or trying to - not Christian though), and you can bring a horse to water, but you may get your ass kicked if not careful, never mind the horse drinking or not. So once again I wanna thank you for what you're doing here, one can never be grateful enough for the gift of knowledge and support in this quest.
You probably would have been annoyed by my antics with the board chair, but the guy did have a good taste in Lady Godiva chocolates. :)
I am sure you know the drill my friend, people have to decide to save themselves first and foremost. The good news is many more seem to be willing to attempt to do so now.
With Bartow and the cement... You're forgetting those harsh Empire State winters. What else is there for a farmer to do in December? Make cement of course. And why? Because farms need waterproof cement. Duh...😅😂
You figured it all out. Winter is the answer to all of these questions.
The towers were used for cooling and air circulation. This tech is still used in the Middle East.😮❤
Nice star trek TOS the cage reference
Good old classic high concept science fiction.
I wish The aqueducts were still here. Would have loved to see a boat bridge in action
EMPIRE state building. Me and my wife were talking the other day about all of the empire labels in America.
They really blitzed it in New York
To be fair experts never seem to do much of anything except uphold the status quo
❤️🙏🏼😂i had to watch again 👍 1:50 that dude looks like butterbean lol
There is a name we have not heard in awhile!
Ever look into hempcrete? Cures for a hundred years. Probably would last a super long time then.
at least some nj neighborhoods fabricated in 1950-60s have reused elaborate storm/sewer drainage systems from the "old world"
That seems to be more common than we realize all over.
it's so easy to build a cannel.
its just not easy to spell it 😄
nothing to it.
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I need to look back at that crazy Mars theory of canals/channels...seemed to be indicating something closer than a land far away.
Yes, were on the same page of an amazing Book !@@Restitutor_Orbis_214
I had a mule.. her name wad Sal...fifteen yesrs on the Erie cannal...
i live outside of buffalo on lake erie
😂”I have no inclination of going back there” 😂 (Maybe not in those exact words) How you put it in there and no one expects it, genius. Thanks for the video
Yes, what can I say? ;) My pleasure.
Single-handedly the reason why New York became the Boomtown that it was, and cities like Rochester and Buffalo, and all those other cities began to populate and took over New Orleans for the biggest port in the United States or busiest I believe for that time… but your definitely questioning the right things because I think they give credit to some tycoon who employed a lot Irishman and other immigrants to play with dynamite.
Dynamite had not been invented in the time they claim the canal was constructed, there were also no steam engines.
“Low bridge everybody down, low bridge cause we’re coming to a town and you’ll always know your neighbors you’ll always know your pals if you ever navigated on the Erie Canal “.
You just took me back to 2nd grade music class.
@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 propaganda stuck in my head for 37 years 🤣👍
What an inheritance, you did not build that. BO
There are some serious stone/brick and mortar bridges along this canal. Wish there were one place where all these bridges (many of them glorious arched style) could be looked at. Maybe there is….Idk. Yea, through all the mountains and hills those Irish and their women sure can dig and haul
There are some serious stone/brick and mortar bridges along this canal. Wish there were one place where all these bridges (many of them glorious arched style) could be looked at. Maybe there is….Idk. Yea, through all the mountains and hills those Irish and their women sure can dig and haul. Where are all those cement mines?
Great work mate, its all there in plain sight, I tried explaining some of this to my friends dad a 'University' lecturer, no guess on his thoughts ?
Probably the same as my old Department Chair concerning simple inconsistencies on Charles the Great's life story. :)
10:14 sec mark... that sky cut out 😂 the vanilla skies don't exist they say 😅 wow I mean its really really bad especially around the pole and the treetops. 😂 why would someone take the time to cut the sky out of these pictures 😂? What were they hiding? God i love the work you and others do everyday ❤ thank you so much 💗
What are they hiding? Everything! :)
You are most welcome.