Tune in as I read from the Red Pill Blackboard to hit you with a ton of information in rapid fire mode.
What follows is an edited down, shorter version of a documentary that claims to have solved a lot of the questions surrounding Egypt and the Great Pyramid of Giza.
I boiled it down into a much more condensed version that takes the most important revelations and puts them together for a runtime of only 30 minutes.
The female narrator's accent is a bit thick at times, later in the video, but she does an amazing job at presenting this complex information.
When you get to the part that shows how these monuments all follow a straight line, well, that's when your jaw should hit the floor, because they teach in school that these societies had no contact with one another, when in fact each site represents the common lineage of our ancestors as they traveled from place to place, leaving behind a literal trail of evidence.
This is one of the most fascinating subjects that I've ever come across.
This version is worth watching a couple of times so that you can really wrap your mind around what they're telling you.
Once again, it seems that the powers that be haven't been telling us the truth.
Quite the opposite.
If you like this subject matter, be sure to check out Graham Hancock's Quest for the Lost Civilization documentary.