I don't see it that way. Who was really first? Jon Levi, Flat Earth British, Autodidactic, Howdie Mickoski? They all preceded MLB. I think that the more people that we have looking at the evidence in critical ways, the better. Thanks for your comment, cheers, db
Good point, it took awhile for the FE movement to hit the mainstream media, then people started calling those that talk about stuff flat earthers, as a way to discredit them, instead of the old label conspiracy theorist. The FE movement has fizzled out somewhat not getting very much attention like it did a few years pre covid. I've only recently seen these old building narratives pop up and MLB was the first one, or maybe he just got the most attention. Tunnel and mud flood stories have always been around but haven't blown up yet in the mainstream media, which I think will happen soon. I guess they will start to call us Mud Flooders or something like that.
Michelle Gibson was another good early researcher on this topic. MLB was the first to have posited that AI was used to write these false narratives. Everything should be questioned including the authenticity of the photos from the past. Our best evidence is to observe the physical buildings that still exist. Thanks for your comment, best, db
I had been sending donations to Ensemble Ptashitsa in Russia for many years. After each of their Youtube livestreams, I would send 20 dollars or so. I always received an email of gratitude from Ivan, the leader of the group. When the Russia Ukraine event started, I got my Paypal account locked and my bank account was locked as well. I was able to get my bank accounts back, but to this day cannot link Paypal to my bank account. I could no longer send donations. Ivan released a statement about not getting deceived by stories in newspapers on Ukraine and Russia, used to divide us. It was a brave statement inferring media fakery. There were ALWAYS many Ukrainians in the livestream chats of Ptashitsa. These illusions of borders and countries could not be clearer. A year after my donations stopped due to this "war", I received a Ptashitsa calendar in the mail from Ivan, signed by the group. He said thanks for ...
Demonic AI explains away what we see.... The phrase "Cheers to the god Azel" attributed to Dolly Parton is a viral internet rumor based on a misheard toast in a video featuring Jennifer Aniston and Sandra Bullock . [ 1 ] Origin of the Rumor The Video: The rumor comes from a casual, fun clip of Dolly Parton, Jennifer Aniston, and Sandra Bullock raising glasses together. The Claim: Online conspiracy theories claimed that Dolly toasted "the god Azel" or "Azazel" (a fallen angel from the Book of Enoch) during the gathering. [ 1 , 2 ] The Reality Misheard Audio: Listeners and lip-readers point out that the audio is very fast and completely ambiguous. No Occult Meaning: There is no factual evidence or intent behind the rumor; it is simply a misconstrued interpretation of a lighthearted moment between friends. [ 1 ]
Aside from my personal sun revelation, nothing has spun my head around as much as this History Hacking channel. His model is directly explaining such disparate topics as dinosaurs, star forts, pyramids, reincarnation, lucid dreaming, sasquatch, etc. I have watched each of these multiple times just to wrap my head around the concepts. It is difficult for me to believe that this volume of information is coming from one individual. I can find no interview with the author online. Is he a frontman for AI putting out information to prop up the simulation model? 7 videos in the last 24 hours with almost no views.
ripping off MLB's material? regardless this topic of old buildings being here before people or a previous type of being is becoming very popular.
ReplyDeleteI don't see it that way. Who was really first? Jon Levi, Flat Earth British, Autodidactic, Howdie Mickoski? They all preceded MLB. I think that the more people that we have looking at the evidence in critical ways, the better. Thanks for your comment, cheers, db
DeleteGood point, it took awhile for the FE movement to hit the mainstream media, then people started calling those that talk about stuff flat earthers, as a way to discredit them, instead of the old label conspiracy theorist. The FE movement has fizzled out somewhat not getting very much attention like it did a few years pre covid. I've only recently seen these old building narratives pop up and MLB was the first one, or maybe he just got the most attention. Tunnel and mud flood stories have always been around but haven't blown up yet in the mainstream media, which I think will happen soon. I guess they will start to call us Mud Flooders or something like that.
DeleteMichelle Gibson was another good early researcher on this topic. MLB was the first to have posited that AI was used to write these false narratives. Everything should be questioned including the authenticity of the photos from the past. Our best evidence is to observe the physical buildings that still exist. Thanks for your comment, best, db
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