Sanity of the Underground City in Independence, Iowa

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  • Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024

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  • @crustydribblins
    @crustydribblins Год назад +57

    Flood, and fire, history's "Magic Eraser".

  • @yourseatatthetable
    @yourseatatthetable Год назад +81

    Lived my whole life in Iowa and this is the first time I have ever heard of this underground city.

    • @christophercongdon7081
      @christophercongdon7081 Год назад +6

      Yeah, me too. I live less than 40 miles from Indy and have never known this.

    • @lapetitemaison4219
      @lapetitemaison4219 Год назад +7

      Me too and I'm AARP age.

    • @marjieestivill
      @marjieestivill Год назад +3

      Ditto

    • @TheTwinfalls420
      @TheTwinfalls420 Год назад +7

      Umm yea, 41 years I've been a resident of Iowa. And a fan of true crime and histories. Never have I heard of this before now. So, THANK-YOU for this special find. Appreciated

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  Год назад +2

      @@lapetitemaison4219 🤣🤣

  • @pelicanphuucker4life
    @pelicanphuucker4life Год назад +26

    Exactly Johnny! There were probably lots of "insane" people who couldn't accept the new reality!

  • @gregconner4460
    @gregconner4460 Год назад +21

    Clifton Forge VA has a underground city with a creek flowing through it.

  • @christinastardust5406
    @christinastardust5406 2 года назад +289

    The history just doesn't add up. The people riding horses and traveling around in covered wagons, while living in sod houses and small wood houses. Meanwhile you have these mega structures that were built for the insane????

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  2 года назад +32

      💯

    • @ambrlyn3564
      @ambrlyn3564 2 года назад +67

      history - his story
      not yours, nor mine!

    • @allwillberevealed777
      @allwillberevealed777 2 года назад +14

      @@ambrlyn3564
      No, it is YOUR history.

    • @ambrlyn3564
      @ambrlyn3564 2 года назад +6

      @@allwillberevealed777 😂👍🏼

    • @JessiQT17
      @JessiQT17 Год назад +47

      Research tartaria and the mudflood

  • @nirad6766
    @nirad6766 Год назад +46

    Very good presentation. The Mind Unveiled did a piece a while back about all of the asylums and the oligarch "philanthropists" who built them. Definitely a major piece to the puzzle. We've basically been lied to about everything for quite some time, unfortunately.

    • @solsticemeows
      @solsticemeows Год назад +7

      Literally everything. You have to unlearn everything you've been taught. All of it, and I mean alllll if it, was a lie.
      History is just that... His story.

    • @JessiQT17
      @JessiQT17 Год назад +4

      @@solsticemeows yep makes me cry. I feel horrible knowing the truth has been hidden I feel like I missed out on everything.

    • @Matt-zp1jn
      @Matt-zp1jn 4 месяца назад

      I wonder if the Oligarchs built these self sufficient Looney Bins or Insane Asylums as a philanthropic tax right-off, that on the surface housed some of the criminally insane, severe mental health patients for the public’s questions etc…
      But then the elites who funded or controlled it used it to house “undesirables”, homeless, or any “troublemakers”, against their will, as a money making business (Government grants/funding) that they profited from?
      Also oligarchs could have recognized this new power they gained, and thus conspired to lock away their opponents, or law-abiding do-gooders that may expose their schemes, rackets, or frauds where a whistleblowers testimony would now be unreliable (without hardcore evidence), even if a person were to get released later on. This could be why when Asylums were closed down en masse decades ago, that the public concern and fears over releasing so many thousands of “Insane Lunatics” back onto the streets, was unfounded an not actually as dangerous as the public believed.
      Maybe most guests at the Asylum were too broken down, harmless, or were just older innocent whistleblowers who weren’t a threat to the public even in the first place?? 😮
      This financial power the philanthropist had to build an Asylum and basically gain political control or censor others with slander, libel, or a medical misdiagnosis would have been a real way to coherce or influence someone into keeping secrets, or burying the actual truth behind potential scandals etc.
      A visit or threat or blackmail of being taken to an Insane Asylum would certainly scare any regular citizen, investigator, news reporter, whistleblower, prostitute, or celebrity girlfriend that accidentally stumbled upon, discovered or “found out too much secret info”, while dating an Oligarch businessman.
      These people may have gotten vetted access by a required upperclass elite, and then later on “wanted out” of the elites clubs or circle, and thus had to have their character or credibility smeared publicly as they “knew too much” to be let free without worry of exposing what they saw. 😮

  • @davidrobertson6014
    @davidrobertson6014 Год назад +28

    I live in Burlington Iowa on the Mississippi, a few years ago an old building burnt down and when they cleaned out the lot to rebuild they found another street/sidewalk underneath the one people use today.

    • @user-sc4ed1mq4f
      @user-sc4ed1mq4f 7 месяцев назад +1

      Where was that located at. I used to live there but hadn't heard anything about it thanks

    • @davidrobertson6014
      @davidrobertson6014 7 месяцев назад +3

      @@user-sc4ed1mq4f I believe Jefferson Street the old building caddy corner from f and m bank, forget the name of it. I know the whole area that runs along the train tracks has been filled in 15 feet.

    • @christineZagorski
      @christineZagorski 7 месяцев назад +1

      It was the building across the street from Shramm's..
      Might have been called the Tama building??
      Can't be 100% tho...
      Btown's my hometown also... but I left in 2016...

    • @davidrobertson6014
      @davidrobertson6014 7 месяцев назад

      @@christineZagorski yep tama

  • @travismorillo9964
    @travismorillo9964 Год назад +40

    As a former employee in the grounds department and the Carpenter shop, I know that hospital quite well. It's too bad they couldn't have filmed the tunnels running under it. You could get to and from most of the different housing units on the grounds.

  • @BlackestSheepBobBarker333
    @BlackestSheepBobBarker333 Год назад +18

    I live about 20 miles from Independence and had zero idea about the underground city and tours. I will certainly check into it. Thank you

    • @jonathanbutler3833
      @jonathanbutler3833 4 месяца назад

      Check out my new book “Castle in the Pasture “ if you want to know more ; )

  • @kristinechilds6035
    @kristinechilds6035 Год назад +81

    This truth breaks my heart seeing how you put this together for others to see, I was able to accidentally come across this knowledge from my search on what Tartaria was and why I never heard of it. This was an ancient civilization that built grand architecture all over the world using sacred geometry that could be felt with healing at higher frequencies. All these beautiful buildings and castles were All inherited not built. You are right about how these fantastic buildings were being used for those that didn’t comply and their children sent to orphanage. The stories of what happened are like your worst dreams. When you keep searching you find the same bloodlines from the beginning of time, trickling to the same bloodlines of today. I’m so glad to see this coming out to those waking up today. Thank u.

    • @srikandiwarion1422
      @srikandiwarion1422 Год назад +6

      I have been fascinated about the same topic my self, and I heard that all these ancient historical buildings were built by Tartarians not by British.

    • @susanjaeger9851
      @susanjaeger9851 10 месяцев назад +7

      Christ's 1000 year reign.

    • @aunch3
      @aunch3 10 месяцев назад

      😂

    • @aunch3
      @aunch3 10 месяцев назад +1

      Why can’t you just accept that your ancestors weren’t as dumb as you think ?

    • @Overstand100
      @Overstand100 9 месяцев назад +6

      It's true, but it causes cognitive dissonance. People flip over this topic. If it's not true why do you care? There must be something to it

  • @zervver
    @zervver 2 года назад +103

    In the city where I live in Northern Mexico, they once made a tunnel downtown to better the traffic(it was not necessary at all by the way). The making of the tunnel was put to a standby for almost a year and we citizens never knew why there was a big hole amidst the city and they didn't finish the damn thing. Later on, an architect that was involved in the making of the tunnel told me it was put on hold because they found all kind of weird things. Old corpses and structures that I guess they eventually destroyed.

    • @opinyinatedhomeydonpladat3212
      @opinyinatedhomeydonpladat3212 2 года назад +3

      WAS ZAHI HAWASS IN YOUR TOWN❓️❓️
      IF SO YOU MAY BE EXPERIENCING 'RUSsh Hour'
      ' Traffik'
      IF WOMEN, CHILDREN, TODDLERS & BABIES R ON BOARD
      STRAP IN &UPP
      (Hide the FirstBourne$)

    • @zervver
      @zervver 2 года назад

      @@opinyinatedhomeydonpladat3212 yikes

    • @0nlytruths912
      @0nlytruths912 2 года назад +2

      What city in mexico?

    • @zervver
      @zervver 2 года назад +5

      @@0nlytruths912 Chihuahua, like the dog.

    • @Mr.Mustgohard
      @Mr.Mustgohard 2 года назад

      @@zervver by El Paso?

  • @jeffblanchard1451
    @jeffblanchard1451 Год назад +11

    Amen brother!!! I can personally attest to the serpent operating out of those very tunnels that encompass all of eastern Iowa. Praise Yahusha in his mighty Name!!!

    • @Grandma7T7
      @Grandma7T7 Год назад +2

      I believe that we have lived through more miracles than we are aware of. It is amazing that any of us made it at all! We have at least two creepy asylums in Bridgeville/ Carnegie area near Pittsburgh PA. and many roads look like they were cut out of a mud flow area. My eyes have been opened and now I see them everywhere. Keyser Ridge WV is another and I imagine Morgantown WV also. Maybe the cover up was why these places do t prosper and are not promoted as a place to visit. Are they hiding anything? 😊

  • @AgelessArt
    @AgelessArt Год назад +49

    Anamosa, Iowa also had a massive insane asylum from the period that amazingly burnt in a massive fire. The penitentiary here, built in 1891 is a rather impressive castle if you come this way again to film, you'd find engaging conversation at Neverland Barnyard. We would delight in your visit. Thanks for this awesome video!

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  Год назад +7

      Just looked up the penitentiary and WOW! I knew there was one there but I had no idea it looked like that 👀👀👀👀

    • @BlackestSheepBobBarker333
      @BlackestSheepBobBarker333 Год назад +3

      The Anamosa Penn "the Animal House" is an amazing and Mid Evil looking structure. I don't live far from this place and have thought about taking a tour thru this complex. I just found this channel and had no idea about half of the things in my own backyard.

    • @InquisitorMatthewAshcraft
      @InquisitorMatthewAshcraft Год назад +2

      @@JRESHOW The inmates call it Frankenstein's castle.

    • @SkrappyMFdoo
      @SkrappyMFdoo Год назад +1

      Lol yes travel to Anamosa iowa we got 6 bars a prison and meth.....

    • @AgelessArt
      @AgelessArt Год назад +3

      @@SkrappyMFdoo and absolutely nowhere to eat, don't forget that part. If it doesn't come frozen on a truck, you won't find it in Anamosa. But our reality in this place is much richer than the local scene provides and our reviews on Hipcamp speak to that end.

  • @deborahmerce318
    @deborahmerce318 2 года назад +33

    That's exactly what I've been saying for a long time. Why so much interest in space when there's so much underground and in the oceans to be explored?

    • @ambrlyn3564
      @ambrlyn3564 2 года назад +9

      by design

    • @zervver
      @zervver 2 года назад +1

      Space is pyre science fiction to begin with.

    • @Bobcatspiritdude
      @Bobcatspiritdude 2 года назад +2

      Because they are hiding the truth about the mud floods and the reoccurring cataclysms that happen

    • @georgecooper4502
      @georgecooper4502 2 года назад +21

      There is no space as we know it, that's the point. Waters above...the firmament

    • @Matt-zp1jn
      @Matt-zp1jn 4 месяца назад

      Misdirection.
      They will promote the sky, flying, airplanes, nasa an Space etc, while the real stuff happened underground, caves, on islands, in mountains/mines, caverns and tunnels etc.. Likely certain key ocean locations (Bermuda Triangle?) are being used to build underwater structures (like an underwater space station maybe), infrastructure, tunnels (similiar to the Chunnel), and living accommodations that elites or certain nations upperclassman have security clearance access to.
      Controlling the narrative, media, internet filters, gatekeep very sensitive information.
      Rewrite history as each oldest generation dies off etc.
      Misdirection.

  • @tonyharding2051
    @tonyharding2051 Год назад +19

    I lived in Iowa 60yrs and I didn't know about all the underground cities. I'd say it was caused by the mudflood

    • @jonathanbutler3833
      @jonathanbutler3833 4 месяца назад

      Check out my new book “Castle in the Pasture- strange history of a courthouse” if you want to learn more ; )

  • @jeanbaker2087
    @jeanbaker2087 Год назад +11

    I live in San Angelo Texas and it has recently been talk about underground tunnels connecting major buildings. Thus far they have not been opened to the public. There are some tours that can be arranged but they are limited. Safety is a prime concern that as soon as other areas of the tunnels are verified as safe they may be added.

  • @joshmcd480
    @joshmcd480 Год назад +8

    I live in Iowa too never heard of it and been here my hole life 😢

  • @heatherfederspiel3531
    @heatherfederspiel3531 2 года назад +20

    We have some fascinating history in Independence, for sure! I’m a proud owner of two of the downtown buildings. ❤

    • @houstonhugo3354
      @houstonhugo3354 Год назад +3

      I’m in Vinton and can’t figure this town out! “City of lights”

  • @conniepritchardreinhardt9978
    @conniepritchardreinhardt9978 Год назад +23

    I have lived in Iowa my entire life. Never knew about the underground tunnels in town. I knew about the ones at the hospital.
    The insane hospital on the edge of town always had a creepy feel in it and around it.

    • @kailahalling576
      @kailahalling576 Год назад +2

      Where in Iowa? I grew up in Mt. Pleasant. We were always told the tunnels had to do with the Underground Railroad. Also an old mental hospital on edge of town

    • @aarondough2524
      @aarondough2524 Год назад +3

      I've lived in ft. Dodge iowa for over 35 yrs. And I've heard of extensive underground tunnel system and I've seen a little evidence of it but there are tons of rumors/stories.

    • @conniepritchardreinhardt9978
      @conniepritchardreinhardt9978 Год назад +1

      @@kailahalling576 mc Gregor

    • @conniepritchardreinhardt9978
      @conniepritchardreinhardt9978 Год назад +1

      @@aarondough2524 the entrance is inside of the building. The are alit like the tunnels at the Iowa city hospital.

    • @aarondough2524
      @aarondough2524 Год назад +1

      @@conniepritchardreinhardt9978 what building?

  • @amelia507
    @amelia507 Год назад +5

    Crazy my grandparents live in Independence and I've been visiting the town twice a year at least for my whole life. how did i not know about this.

  • @trthbtld
    @trthbtld Год назад +7

    Very informative. I suggest you take the hospital tour

  • @adamhamilton10
    @adamhamilton10 Год назад +8

    Born and raised less then 7 miles from Independence, Iowa (Winthrop) what a true pleasure this video was interesting, true, and a great expression of a small but very history rich town thank you for the effort you put into this video

    • @jessicaquick6411
      @jessicaquick6411 Год назад +1

      you know you can tour it in the summer ,right

    • @adamhamilton10
      @adamhamilton10 Год назад +1

      @@jessicaquick6411 i didn't know that before this video but after some research i found out.

  • @samanthawestcott5052
    @samanthawestcott5052 Год назад +9

    This was very interesting. I know an unspoken place in iowa that you should do a tour! Lots of interesting history there and it was a place where people who were wards of the state lived.

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  Год назад +2

      That would be awesome! What’s it called?

  • @jenniferthompson4584
    @jenniferthompson4584 Год назад +26

    My dad lives in Cherokee and it's pretty small. It also has a huge asylum set back like a fortress. There just wasn't enough people to need so many of these. Great work.

  • @JoeandEmmaLee
    @JoeandEmmaLee 2 года назад +15

    We’ve always had a fascination with underground cities like this. Also I felt like I was watching the history channel 😂 in a good way! Keep it up!

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  2 года назад +3

      Thanks guys!! 🚐

  • @amoney1934
    @amoney1934 Год назад +2

    Yes! It's surprising how many people are waking up. Still, it is not enough, though, but we are strong. We are one, and we will persevere and be victorious in the name of our father ❤

  • @1coop01
    @1coop01 Год назад +7

    I’ve noticed that if a fire does it’s intended job then it gets the “Great Fire” “ label and they’ll kill for that label!!

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  Год назад +1

      Interesting and would make sense!

    • @aseriousinquiry8425
      @aseriousinquiry8425 6 месяцев назад

      Does that mean San Francisco also has an underground city?

  • @babyfox2732
    @babyfox2732 Год назад +4

    Fires are so convenient to get rid of history....I watch Jon Levi too, that questions the narrative. Thank you from SE IOWA!

  • @jenniferthompson4584
    @jenniferthompson4584 Год назад +4

    Love the Jack Johnson song! Love this information.

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  Год назад

      Jacks lyrics always have me thinking 🤔

  • @johndaugherty4127
    @johndaugherty4127 2 года назад +8

    Your channel has a bit of everything. Keep up the great work!

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  2 года назад

      Thanks John!

  • @nedphoenix631
    @nedphoenix631 Год назад +11

    6:07 "...businesses made of wood, like maybe a blacksmith shop..."
    It's doubtful if any smithy was made of wood - only of stone, maybe brick. And smiths kept constant control of their fires.

  • @stacymain1511
    @stacymain1511 Год назад +6

    Should have called that number I gave ya. The guy really is good about tours and this video is so good. I couldn't imagine another half hour of history about our hospital. History is such an Interesting thing and boy is our town got some good stuff to tell!!!

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  Год назад +3

      Haha right!! Hopefully I can get back up there :)) thanx for your help!

  • @JO-kp6lk
    @JO-kp6lk Год назад +2

    That was an incredible presentation.
    Real knowledge of the human past
    is elusive, even for the last hundred
    years. So much does not make sense.

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  Год назад +1

      Amazing how fast the narrative can be re-written. Even with naysayers. Thank you ! 👊🏻

    • @JO-kp6lk
      @JO-kp6lk Год назад +1

      Happy to oblige. I've spent the
      last 50+ years trying to find out
      about the human past. But, how
      can one understand the distant
      past when we are truly not in
      touch with the present.
      The narrative being repeatedly
      shoved at the population changes
      as those in power behind the
      curtain in halls of OZ wish. And,
      as Joseph Goebbles once said,
      "If you tell people something often
      enough, they will begin to believe it."
      (Probably a paraphrase). The question
      is Who or What really controls human
      understanding of reality ?
      A disturbing thing to consider.

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  Год назад

      @@JO-kp6lk Einstein famously said: "Imagination is more important than knowledge.”

  • @jamesbreeden9016
    @jamesbreeden9016 Год назад +4

    Look up a subject called Meltology. It will explain what you're looking at in the tunnels. Look up on RUclips channels like Spartan Red, Tartarian Meltdown, Deborah the red brick chick and others. Blessings to you

  • @RandomGenX
    @RandomGenX Год назад +3

    Amazing video! I have lived in Iowa for 40 years and have never heard of this. The fact they don't advertise far and wide to get tourism is weird to me..

    • @jonathanbutler3833
      @jonathanbutler3833 4 месяца назад

      Check out my new book “Castle in the Pasture-strange history of a country” if you want to learn more ; )

  • @Justice-lx1zr
    @Justice-lx1zr Год назад +5

    We have underground tunnels in Burlington, Iowa under the Burlington Hotel. It is rumored AL Capone used to come here. I can't find any history on the tunnels here. It would be amazing if you checked them out.

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  Год назад +2

      I’ve heard that too!!. I spent 3 days in Burlington exploring the Mines of Spain and just looking at the old historical buildings. I plan to go back. Getting into the tunnels would be awesome. There’s reported tunnels all under Burlington.

    • @Justice-lx1zr
      @Justice-lx1zr Год назад

      @@JRESHOW when you come you should let me know if you don't mind a tag a long. I've been to a couple tunnels. I could show you where they are.

    • @brandonholmes7668
      @brandonholmes7668 Год назад +1

      I live in Burlington I would love to find these tunnels

  • @lowpulse8729
    @lowpulse8729 9 месяцев назад +1

    Atlanta Georgia has similar architecture, the city’s built on other buildings. “Underground Atlanta “ is part of the city’s attractions and shopping there’s in the subterranean buildings was the norm when i lived there.

  • @srikandiwarion1422
    @srikandiwarion1422 Год назад +1

    Thank you for sharing the Brilliant documentary film, I totally enjoyed it. Please keep it up!.💜💥🙏

  • @burch2488
    @burch2488 Год назад +4

    Waterloo iowa just a few mile from independence is the same way. Because of the cedar river the downtown basements used to be store fronts. Great example is the Screaming Eagle bar. You go downstairs too play pool and you can see where the windows used to be on the street level. I’m thinking a lot of town/ cities are the same way. Love your channel.

  • @omt4873
    @omt4873 Год назад +4

    Downtown Des Moines has a bunch of hidden tunnels connecting all the buildings

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  Год назад +2

      Many many places do. Time to explore :)

  • @mrbard1
    @mrbard1 2 года назад +5

    Im so glad i found your channel. Great work.

  • @jamespembleton2666
    @jamespembleton2666 3 месяца назад

    My Mother's family resided in Independence ( Limbert, Barrett). My mother, Margaret Limbert (1927-2013) was born and raised there. I have very fond memories of visiting my grandparents and i lived there for a few years in my early 20s in the early 80s. My Great Grandfather and Grandfather had a business there in the approx 1910s- 40s ("Limbert Bros Cigars" near the river on, I think, the east side. ) They probably had no idea what was beneath their feet, lol. I had no idea there was a whole other layer to the town. As for the hospital, I believe it was one of the four state mental hospitals. I remember taking a tour of the hospital grounds and my mom always saying, "Don't pick up hitchhikers". Very interesting! Thanks for the trip down memory lane and the great historic info.

  • @rachelvega7139
    @rachelvega7139 5 месяцев назад +1

    My grandparents raised their children in Independence ❤

  • @PSA3377
    @PSA3377 Год назад +10

    I always wondered why there were underground tunnels at my high school I attended in my small rural town in Indiana .

    • @pinkiesue849
      @pinkiesue849 Год назад +1

      how old was your school building?

  • @TreeLynnT
    @TreeLynnT Год назад +6

    Wait a minute! There are underground tunnels here in Wisconsin!?

  • @dianebrayden4123
    @dianebrayden4123 Год назад +4

    The people were probably trapped when told to all gather for free food or something. Its a scary untold story.

  • @BajaGirl302
    @BajaGirl302 Год назад +4

    Tartaria is what this is! Look into it. This is all over the world

  • @jadefurman2840
    @jadefurman2840 Год назад +1

    Absolutely awesome job my friend. Had to watch this twice in a row. Cheer from Okoboji. 👍

  • @JOkERBIDEN
    @JOkERBIDEN Год назад +7

    One thing that always confuses me is why in some of the old Metropolises were the city streets soooo wide for just foot traffic and carriages? It’s as if they predicted the large amount of automobile traffic in the future….

    • @joenuts5167
      @joenuts5167 Год назад +9

      They made them wide so a horse drawn carriage could turn around in it.

    • @debra1363
      @debra1363 Год назад +2

      Couldn't it be so two carriages could pass each other going in opposite directions?

    • @marcburns508
      @marcburns508 Год назад +3

      You had street vendors snd carts and stuff on the side of urban streets. Look at a picture of NYC before cars.

  • @lucasshaw6934
    @lucasshaw6934 Год назад +3

    It was called the kirkbride plan. Worcester state hospital was the first

  • @rc4life231
    @rc4life231 Год назад +3

    It is amazing how u can search and find that this type of Mental Buildings were all build from 1870 to 1885 in each different state

    • @WhiteWolfBlackStar
      @WhiteWolfBlackStar Год назад +2

      YEP and around 2000 I noticed they were all being torn down or set on fire. Well most of the Kirkbride's were. Although they did manage to finally make part of Danver's State into condos... kinda like we have in San Francisco with some of the old hospitals and churches. Oh and trust me, they dig up all sorts of weird stuff at those places. I used to live in St Joseph condos, I filmed all sorts of interesting stuff there in the hallways, tunnels and under the church.

    • @Grabacuppacoffee
      @Grabacuppacoffee 10 месяцев назад

      Mind unveiled channel has alot on this...there was a catastrophe and a loss of many adults... they used these hospital to repopulate..birthing productions or cloning...Cabbage Patch kids, orphan trains... An open mind is needed .I am on the fence.

  • @staceysiystravels9424
    @staceysiystravels9424 2 года назад +12

    Another excellent episode! Thank you for footage and well thought out commentary.
    I am from Davenport and have enjoyed learning about my local history. Will you please provide a link for the underground tour in Independence?

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  2 года назад +1

      Thank you! Here’s a link- www.independenceia.org/248/Underground-City-Tour they do it one time a year, usually in august..

    • @staceysiystravels9424
      @staceysiystravels9424 2 года назад +3

      @@JRESHOW , thank you!! I thought you might also be interested to know that there is a walking tour in Davenport next month, called The Darker Side of Davenport. My husband and I are going to learn more about the interesting facts about our town. Thank you again for sharing all you have learned on this tour and the other facts about Davenport. Appreciate what you are doing and helping me to question the narrative!

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  2 года назад +1

      @@staceysiystravels9424 wow! I haven’t heard of that! I’m def. going to look into it :))

    • @staceysiystravels9424
      @staceysiystravels9424 2 года назад +2

      @@JRESHOW , It is hosted by the German American Hertiage Center. There are several dates to choose from next month.
      Keep up the great work! Love your channel!

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  Год назад +3

      My wife started a QC history exploration page on discord - hopefully it will develop into a group of locals who can discuss like topics! - discord.gg/7ZYcgXNa

  • @whitetiger432
    @whitetiger432 Год назад +1

    At minute 3:28 where they're giving tours of the underground city erase the buildings because of the frequent flooding amazing after they raised the buildings the flooding stopped

  • @nprbiz
    @nprbiz Год назад +4

    Something that always pops in my mind when I see all the people in these old pics. Society has gone from a uniformed, and policy or decorum oriented one to an obscure, disoriented and technologically advanced one. It just doesn't follow a logical progression. There may be something to the engineering of the U.S. population in the late 1800's. The orphan trains, ODD Fellows, the sanitariums etc..

    • @WhiteWolfBlackStar
      @WhiteWolfBlackStar Год назад

      Can you expand on the ODD fellows? I know we have a building built by them in San Francisco, also one of my relatives was part of the organization, but I never seem to get much info, WHO WERE THEY? What were they known for doing?

  • @user-sc4ed1mq4f
    @user-sc4ed1mq4f 7 месяцев назад +1

    Very nice and informative video. I decided to subscribe.
    I've seen videos on this subject before, i was surprised that there weren't any orphanage buildings close by. I kept waiting to hear you mention it.
    Most generally they were close by. It's funny how they seem to explain the underground building as they buried them because of flooding. LOL Or they do some construction and suddenly discover buried buildings, under many feet of dirt or clay, they claim they didn't know it was there.
    I watched a video they were talking about the Great Chicago fire, you know Mrs Oleary's cow started. There were at least 20 different places that had fires, that destroyed major sections of cities . Illinois Wisconsin and Indiana. I even know that my home town, had a fire in 1905 and possibly one in the 1880s.

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  7 месяцев назад +2

      Fires are very common… and of course orphans. Strange to place we live.

  • @ancientartrevived
    @ancientartrevived Год назад +2

    Brilliant production. Hats off to you sir. We need to create a discord server for the purpose of establishing a professional community for the re-discovery of our stolen heritage. Would you consider a conversation with me about this? I have been making plans and need to start putting them into action.
    Regardless subbed to channel and look forward to following your studies.

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  Год назад +1

      I’m sure there are many discords on these topics. I have lots to learn myself. If you get one going send me an invite and I’ll join!

  • @suzannewhitaker3507
    @suzannewhitaker3507 3 месяца назад

    My dad worked at both Mount Pleasant and Independence hospitals. I went to kindergarten at Independence in 1952. There was an underground tunnel you could walk through to go from the school to the corner store, supposedly for safety, but now I wonder about its origen.

  • @karenbearden6198
    @karenbearden6198 2 года назад +3

    Wow! Thank you so much that was very interesting.:)

  • @gmanette188
    @gmanette188 Год назад +1

    Thank you for the information
    Enjoyed

  • @D-train69
    @D-train69 Год назад +5

    At 6:08 their is a US CORPORATION FLAG not an American flag this country's flag has never had a gold fringed around it.

  • @didicoy72
    @didicoy72 Год назад +4

    I wonder if the pandemic of insanity was in other parts of the world simultaneously; or was it just an American thing....?

  • @cjvilleneuve1566
    @cjvilleneuve1566 Год назад +7

    i have seen list of reasons to be admitted in a asylum and just asking question or standing ou was enought to get there, in fact anything that they didnt like ''everything;; was a reason to be send to the ''rewiring station''

    • @DP-hy4vh
      @DP-hy4vh 10 месяцев назад

      Anybody who remembered the old world was forcefully reprogrammed to accept the new narrative. Insane Asylums were the original FEMA camps.

  • @stanleykelly6073
    @stanleykelly6073 8 месяцев назад

    Excellent find!! Just like the 'accidental' great fire of London. Which not only hid the previous architecture and designs, it made over 100,000 people (poor people obviously) homeless..And then you had prime river business real estate up to the highest bidder..
    The real kicker is the year of the fire 1666 FFS.

  • @ellen4956
    @ellen4956 Год назад +1

    Where I live, they started tearing up the streets during the pandemic. I asked once what they were doing and one of the men said "putting in new sewer pipes. That's not what it looked like at all, and it's still going on three years later! Two residential streets have been blocked to through traffic for years now and the little downtown area main street is a mess. They aren't making any moves to put it back the way it was. We're near San Francisco. It has a history of weird architectural things because they built right over cemeteries and threw the gravestones into the bay and used some to pave pathways through parks. Those graves hadn't been there that long at the time. Occasionally one or two headstones wash up on the beach. And you know about the fires in 1851 and 1906. No one talks about the 1851 fire and if you google for images you'll only find drawings and a few small close-up photos of people selling coffee and sitting on the beaches.

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  Год назад +1

      Wow! I wonder what’s under there… Whenever I see streets getting tore up I always go and look down to see what’s down there.

    • @ellen4956
      @ellen4956 Год назад

      @@JRESHOW I would do that, but there are usually several men standing around it when it's open! When they aren't working on it they cover it with big metal things. know there was a huge amusement park on the beach here that closed in the 1940s and there is no trace of it left. They filled in part of the bay and built condos there. They also put a big outdoor shopping mall on the beach near there. Some people still remember playing around the ruins of the park as kids. Somewhere under that area is the ruins of the park and filled-in swimming pools. No one is allowed to dig around there now though.

    • @aseriousinquiry8425
      @aseriousinquiry8425 6 месяцев назад +1

      This reminds me of Dark City. An old movie about a city in which the city would remake itself and the people's memory and relationships would change and they'd normally be unaware. It was like a social/psychological experiment.

  • @soco13466
    @soco13466 Год назад +3

    Battle Creek, MI is similar. When one of the main streets was dug up for underground work, the original storefronts were visible. Some businesses were built over the Kalamazoo River, and later were removed

  • @vrijevoeten
    @vrijevoeten Год назад +3

    Tartaria is everywhere!

  • @kevineichorn5654
    @kevineichorn5654 9 месяцев назад

    It’s ALWAYS a fire story.. every single time with these buildings

  • @JRESHOW
    @JRESHOW  5 месяцев назад

    👀👀 I’m going to look into that. It’s everywhere!

  • @jessecurlgoddess7320
    @jessecurlgoddess7320 8 месяцев назад +2

    I mean you can just build on top of buildings. Where did they would need to bury the original building first, right? I live in a suburb of Cleveland & we have a small cute little downtown area that just one strip. But still to imagine the amount of dirt needed to bury just that small strip is incredible.

  • @mariellavandergaast9055
    @mariellavandergaast9055 Год назад +4

    I worked at the Independence Mental Health Institute.

  • @jakegorman7121
    @jakegorman7121 Год назад +2

    Atypical fire does not burn hot enough to melt a bucket of steel nails, it would have to be over a couple thousand degrees...

  • @kristinbaker6421
    @kristinbaker6421 Год назад +3

    I had to stay there at mhi for 9 and a half months. Hated it there

  • @Jreme-Mical-Radmay
    @Jreme-Mical-Radmay Год назад +1

    This is an excellent example research mud flood

  • @blazingstar9638
    @blazingstar9638 4 месяца назад

    Really well done video 💯

  • @DP-hy4vh
    @DP-hy4vh 10 месяцев назад +1

    We live in a post-apocalyptic world. The mudflood and heat event (melted buildings) was the apocalypse.

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  10 месяцев назад +1

      What now?

  • @samsalamander8147
    @samsalamander8147 10 месяцев назад

    I live in Foxboro Ma and I always drive by that giant building!

  • @kelvinbel8910
    @kelvinbel8910 Год назад +3

    I recently explored Rome Georgia for the architecture and learned that the downtown is the same as this. The people said because of flooding 🤣😂🤣🤣

  • @Billygoat710
    @Billygoat710 Год назад

    Dude, you’re missing out. This video alone has almost 100k views! I’m subbed now, let’s ho

  • @sloppydog5427
    @sloppydog5427 2 месяца назад

    Looks just like Main Street in Marshalltown Iowa, and there are underground tunnels all over their uptown, along with a courthouse and many church buildings that are Tartarian style construction

  • @laserus3333
    @laserus3333 Год назад +1

    There were alot of people that snapped in that time period. Some event overwhelmed their fragile eggshell minds. "Men's hearts will fail them"

    • @WhiteWolfBlackStar
      @WhiteWolfBlackStar Год назад +1

      It may have been more likely what he said towards the last 2 minutes of the video. That was pretty much all it took.. for you not to agree with HIS STORY of events. Or as in my home growing up.. the stpemonster! My dad would warn me that I had to 'play the game' with her or else.... her son pretty much said the same thing. My DAD was born in IOWA, so this pretty much explained a whole lot when I watched it from that angle!
      Let me put it in a way more easily understandable.... LOOK AROUND YOU at what's going on in the US TODAY. If you don't agree with a certain group.... well..

    • @suzannewhitaker3507
      @suzannewhitaker3507 3 месяца назад

      maybe two world wars?

  • @aaronroach1333
    @aaronroach1333 2 года назад +6

    Imagine mental asylums were built purposefully with tunnels. One by me has them connecting every building as well. Mad creepy to explore.. Marlboro Insane Asylum, thanks to Weird NJ the cops are always waiting for ppl to go there

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  2 года назад +3

      I just looked up Marlboro and found this aerial photo of the place… - m.facebook.com/MarlboroState/photos/a.1435889806667335/1435889753334007/?type=3&source=44

    • @aaronroach1333
      @aaronroach1333 Год назад +3

      @@JRESHOW it's pretty damn creepy exploring at night

  • @chris8534
    @chris8534 2 года назад +5

    It occurs to me as poles shift and lands rise and submerge that the mud floods are from when they submerge. In the next shift if Atlantis rises off the coast is South America then all those ruins will reappear under a lot of silt and mud and all our current structures will be covered back over again

    • @neetweasel6277
      @neetweasel6277 2 года назад +2

      Go on...

    • @chris8534
      @chris8534 2 года назад +3

      @@neetweasel6277 it also occurs to me that if quantum physics is correct and there is an infinite number of possibilities and realities then when we dream or daydream we are actually looking at events a parallel universe

    • @neetweasel6277
      @neetweasel6277 2 года назад +1

      @@chris8534 Hey wait a minute, I was looking for historical information.
      Whenever certain events happen nowadays, it is always based on events that occurred in the past already. I'm familiar with the concept of the mudflood where buildings that got built on the natural earth got sunk into it because the rains turned the land into mud and the heavy buildings got buried under its own weight.
      Man....I was hoping if you gave out some history on Atlantis or South America.

    • @chris8534
      @chris8534 2 года назад +1

      @@neetweasel6277 It's half entertainment for me I should add - there is a great channel called the why files - he ropes you into all the emotion of the conspiracy theory then debunks and then let's you know what is still unexplained - his episode on Mount Shasta is where the location of Atlantis is from memory (Atlantian's vs the Lemeurians) ruclips.net/video/LQJs8BHtTXg/видео.html . As you would know there is more to the mud floods than just this - also the melted ruins that JonLevi talks about a lot ruclips.net/video/1PUn824gx5c/видео.html like some extreme heat rained down on everything and melted it. And then there is the famous video from Bright Insight from about a year ago where he believes atlantis is at the top of Africa (I think it's this video) ruclips.net/video/BTd1fRCAvR4/видео.html - it's all pretty interesting stuff. Hard to refut some of it - especially when you see a major ruin 1/2 pristine and the other side melted and deformed. If anything it would make for great movies instead of this Hollywood garbage. Have a good one.

    • @jonathanbutler3833
      @jonathanbutler3833 Год назад

      Beautiful thought

  • @MrDron111
    @MrDron111 8 месяцев назад

    I want to go see this the next time im back in Iowa!

  • @Cabbage_Town
    @Cabbage_Town 5 месяцев назад

    Would love to do a meet up with local Iowa people and tour some undergrounds.

  • @SirLeDoux
    @SirLeDoux 5 месяцев назад

    Yep- every single old city had a fire and was raised up above the level all around the same time. It’s 2024 and so many cities have been discovered buried- here in Wisconsin in Oshkosh last year they found a buried city . All in Australia too. A relatively new country and buried cities. Doesn’t add up.

  • @vikoivanov4650
    @vikoivanov4650 Год назад +2

    It seems to me that people do not realise that buildings do not come to be by their own or by some magic. They are built by someone. And ancient buildings surely do not look like that. You can see for yourself in many European countries,such as Italy,Greece,Bulgaria etc. If part of a building (surely not ancient one) is under the surface that may indicate rebuilding of infrastructure. If we talk about ancient buildings, however,we need to take into account disasters, natural overtopping of earth, or as it is the case with the Tombs in Bulgaria - conscious building of a tomb that looks like a small hill, they are called Mogila. It is a matter of different situations, cultures and reasons for the existence of these buildings. But talking about some modern (by modern I mean everything that is from few hundred years onwards because it cannot classify as old or ancient) then we need to look into the archives of the settlement for natural disasters,or city planning, rearrangement of infrastructure etc.

  • @ocoinnigh3933
    @ocoinnigh3933 Год назад +2

    Courthouse wasn't a courthouse till the Europeans came. Probably the city center was a meeting hall with a healing bell.

  • @victorponce7238
    @victorponce7238 Год назад +5

    They raised the level of the street...ah ha ha ha 😁😁 and people believe that line of excrement. Lol. People please!!!

  • @josephreams5510
    @josephreams5510 Год назад

    I am from Iowa, there are many structures that are old. There are many old lime kilns in North central Iowa.

  • @kathleenlovett1958
    @kathleenlovett1958 2 года назад +5

    The insanity of the "narrative"!

  • @fosholyfe6115
    @fosholyfe6115 9 месяцев назад +1

    Who has senn Return to Oz? When Dorothy gets dropped off at the crazy house...

  • @Grandma7T7
    @Grandma7T7 Год назад +2

    It burned all of it but the wood is still there? Hmmmmm similar to every other city fire in America. All from one single match. 😮

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  Год назад

      Wood wasn’t as flammable back then… 🤣

  • @Winston.Smith101
    @Winston.Smith101 Месяц назад +1

    'founded' was originally 'found dead'. Having researched Tartarians it appears they were deliberately oblitersted; they were highky skilled and technological advanced. buildings were then empty and when people arrived and moved in, they 'founded' this or that institution. Whenever a business says 'founded in (let's say 1890)' it means the original inhabitants were murdererd, new inhabitants moved into and assumed building ownership. Reasearch Tartarians as it's very interesting.

  • @jkgkjgkijk
    @jkgkjgkijk Год назад +3

    Asylums: "Science" deniers of 2023

  • @QuartzMatrixed
    @QuartzMatrixed 8 месяцев назад

    .... live in a small rural area in coal mining country Pennsylvania. There is an old run down Adam's family furniture store up the road. That is so trippy.

    • @JRESHOW
      @JRESHOW  8 месяцев назад

      Reminds me of Adam in the Bible… 🤣🤷🏻‍♂️

  • @lechatleblanc
    @lechatleblanc Год назад +2

    better than most tartaria channels.... really good work on this vidoe..must have taken u weeks or months ...thank you...u really make it clear how things dont really make much sense and dont really add up.... i like ur rhetorical style also...assertive, but still lets u make ur own conclusions and still maintains a sort of sublte humor

  • @rayray5911
    @rayray5911 2 месяца назад

    Tartaria! We remember you beyond their lies!!!

  • @HIPPIETHUG92109
    @HIPPIETHUG92109 Год назад +2

    The truth lies beneath

  • @angelawaldoch2753
    @angelawaldoch2753 3 месяца назад

    My Lunch Break channel discusses this stuff too. Definitely a reset & cover up starting around 1776 or so! Little Season began.

  • @12TribesUnite
    @12TribesUnite 8 месяцев назад

    Cool stuff!