When You Realize SAHARA Proves a GREAT FLOOD Actually Happened

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  • Опубликовано: 13 янв 2023
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  • @BrightInsight
    @BrightInsight  Год назад +387

    *The question becomes...WHAT on Earth could have caused such an extreme flood event??*
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    • @Aknayelth
      @Aknayelth Год назад +101

      Showing the Great Flood as a real event would destroy the main stream narrative, that's why nobody talks about it.

    • @alwin2588
      @alwin2588 Год назад +14

      Can you also tackle The Mysterious megalith of Gornaya Shoria, or the Siberian Megalith, how those structures can exist is freezing cold mountains. Maybe it links to the legend of Hyperborea

    • @Todd4America
      @Todd4America Год назад +63

      Magnetic pole shift

    • @crossfitover50
      @crossfitover50 Год назад +27

      I watched the WHY files yesterday about the Adam and Eve boko (supposedly banned by the CIA) which talks about pole shifts and so on.
      Thatcould account for some of this that you're seeing here.
      Also ... PANGEA happened like 7 times already - nobody talks about that either

    • @malimau1444
      @malimau1444 Год назад +1

      👍

  • @reaperspartan6571
    @reaperspartan6571 Год назад +1608

    I remember when I was young we were taught to think with an open mind, yet modern science appears to do the opposite.

    • @JL-pj6kk
      @JL-pj6kk Год назад

      Science has morphed into a religion. And you must not question the dogma.

    • @j.k24
      @j.k24 Год назад +52

      true that,its called greed

    • @panganaranga
      @panganaranga Год назад +62

      itˋs all business…

    • @jdnj1982
      @jdnj1982 Год назад

      It’s by design. They are hiding something and prepping us for a reason.

    • @danemeyer008
      @danemeyer008 Год назад +66

      The academic community is very insular. People forget that an education doesnt equate intelligence. Thousands of people get degrees every year worldwide. Its common that people have self interest and academics are not an exception.

  • @STORYTXLLXR
    @STORYTXLLXR Год назад +1384

    Everytime someone says you’re wrong , you come back stronger and stronger with more research. Thank you for your enthusiasm on learning and educating others and simply having a childlike impression to constantly share information you’re proud of. Thank you Jimmy!

    • @atlet1
      @atlet1 Год назад

      Very interestting! Why do it happened? The most likely is that a big meteorgite hitthe ocean. The reasons for main stream science to deny it is several and one is the "steady state theory", despite it is falsified since long ago. Another is that science don't progress through new discoveries, but through new generations of scientists. A other is a strong force in modern science to try to prove the the bible is false. The likelyhood of a miteorite impact or a earh quake to happen in the ocean is twice that om land.

    • @billkarmetsky4003
      @billkarmetsky4003 Год назад +3

      @@laserhobbyist9751 We should live so long as to know for sure.

    • @Mr._Infamous
      @Mr._Infamous Год назад +8

      @@laserhobbyist9751 sound plausible. Notice also the "Drake passage" looks like water came through there in a torrent and separated South America and Antarctica. Maybe even the same event at the same time as what we seen in the Sahara.

    • @lorensmith7442
      @lorensmith7442 Год назад +8

      @@laserhobbyist9751 but if we could just go a little greener we could avoid rising sea levels 😉

    • @gordonmurray3153
      @gordonmurray3153 Год назад +4

      Having an open mind is like an unattended builders skip:- everybody will try to fill it with their rubbish!

  • @revophoto9037
    @revophoto9037 Год назад +300

    I had a GRADUATE LEVEL FLUVIAL GEOMORPHOLOGY CLASS I was mistakingly admitted to as an English major undergrad 30 years ago. Interesting class, and fairly small. For about two weeks the professor lectured us on the Badlands of the Dakotas. Not just the Badlands, actually, but the entire great plains. At the conclusion of the section, he asked for someone to summarize the last two weeks of lecture. I raised my hand (only undergrad in the class) and said, "The great plains were formed in one or two days by a cataclysmic flood of water let loose by a failed land dam holding back a massive sea to the north. The sea was roughly on the US / Canadian border." I was roundly laughed at by the other students, all graduate and PHD's. The professor then said I was correct. The other students quickly quieted down and then ignored me the rest of the semester. I think that it's possible there was a land 'dam' in Europe holding back an ocean that may have let loose, just like the one on the great plains.
    It is commonly understood that the great plains were created by wind erosion. That is wrong. The fact that all of the graduate students laughed at the lowly undergrad English major speaks volumes about most of what you are discussing on your channel. The dogma is so strong in the academic world that even when presented with direct evidence, many will refuse to even consider an alternative from the party line.
    I would love to know if you have encountered anything similar with your investigation into Africa.
    Additionally, the same professor (UW Madison) pointed to oscillation as a possible catalyst. He noted that the earth acts like a top and can have some pretty big variants in our axis just due to the earth being 'out of balance.' Again, very interesting stuff. It seems like you are putting things together and taking them much further by connecting the societal dots. Good.

    • @BobsUruncle-dl7cs
      @BobsUruncle-dl7cs Год назад

      You were taught all lies in school no matter what level you paid to attain. ALL SURFACE SCARRING we see ON EARTH is evidence of the last Global Continental Displacement Wave Event. Every continent bears undeniable evidence of the last 3 GCDWEs. This paradigm change I am explaining to you is not an option if you dont share it you are lost in space.

    • @revophoto9037
      @revophoto9037 Год назад +27

      @@BobsUruncle-dl7cs I didn't mention what price I paid for my education (40+ hrs/ week work, no family money) nor did I claim to have any answers as you do. I would, however, say that a single world event could be possible as you say. We're all here because we are curious and attempting to solve the problem.
      My very point was that I was in a class in high academia in a discipline not my own. I was a fly on the wall. The other students in my class who were deep in the field wouldn't believe or even consider a theory not unlike what you are presenting as well.
      If we throw out the baby with the bathwater, we're guilty of exactly what it is we're trying to avoid. Even if that professor had it 50% correct (single day water damage) that was 100% more in the right direction from conventional thought. He was a good man making due with the information he had 30+ years ago. I was a 22 year old student then. What were you doing then, and what information did you have?
      I'm happy to keep the discussion up and stay respectful if you are. Clearly you are interested in all of this as many others here are and have found some good information.

    • @BobsUruncle-dl7cs
      @BobsUruncle-dl7cs Год назад

      Sorry there was no land Dam although you and others were taught that , that is a clear and obvious lie one cannot possibly accept if the truths are in play. Look at the Richat Structure and ask yourself if a land dam released water to do what was done there? As I said Global Continental Displacement Wave Events scar every continent with undeniable evidence.

    • @orestislazanakis4960
      @orestislazanakis4960 Год назад +12

      @Revo Photo you should totally take this testimony higher, put it somehwere that more will see it. It is important, an example that a whole generation of explorers can point back to when it doubt or under pressure. I can do my best to help you out with setting it up if you're in.

    • @lucassmith1886
      @lucassmith1886 Год назад +7

      Excellent explanation that I've never considered before, regarding the idea of a land dam releasing all of the water so quickly that is...

  • @ABagOfLag
    @ABagOfLag Год назад +126

    Jimmy,
    I was taking a university class on Japanese culture and history and a mystery stuck out to me. They are the Ancient Japanese Mozu Tombs. There are thousands of sacred ancient burial mounds in Japan called “kofun”. Hundreds of them are megalithic. There are at least 50 documented megalithic ones, the biggest one being “Daisenryo Kofun” in Sakai city, which has a larger surface area than the great pyramid. Next to the modern city’s large buildings, it looks gigantic.
    The large ones are very protected. No archaeologists, scientists, or tourists are allowed in as they are strictly controlled by the Imperial House. Nobody has been inside the large ones in thousands of years. They are now overgrown and covered by trees, but under the trees are giant, symmetric, intelligently designed compounds. There are other documented cases of megalithic stonework in Japan I’m sure you know about.
    The mainstream theory goes that early Japanese people slaved away for 20 years of hard labor to build these by hand as tombs for the emperors (sound familiar?). But nobody knows what is inside because nobody has been there. I think the story may be very similar to the pyramids. A later civilization stumbled upon them and used them as tombs, but they were created by a much older civilization for a different purpose. No doubt some of the smaller ones across Japan could have been built by hand, but these may just be examples of the modern civilization emulating the earlier civilization’s buildings.
    I believe some of the smaller ones have been excavated and came back with tomb artifacts, vases, jewelry but I don’t think anybody has been in the large megalithic ones. This is not my area of expertise, I am just a casual fan of the work by you, Graham Hancock and co. This may be worth an investigation because it could be more evidence of work done by an ancient, global advanced civilization.
    These tombs have piqued my interest. Please look into them.

    • @adamgorelick3714
      @adamgorelick3714 11 месяцев назад +4

      As someone with a lifelong fascination with ancient cultures and archeology, I've nonetheless always felt ambivalent about tombs or anything that has remained sealed off from the world for millennia being explored. Of course it would be enthralling to see what are, no doubt, incredible finds and even groundbreaking { sorry } discoveries in these megalithic structures. I suppose that something so ancient having remained, literally, not breathed upon for all that time endows it will a sense of wonder and mystery.

    • @BigSexyWizard
      @BigSexyWizard 6 месяцев назад

      it does make one wonder though if things are better left hidden away from the world sometimes. Like what if what we think we know turns out to be false or a plague of untold power could be unsealed. Not necessarily paranormal that's not what I'm saying but something we havent had to face like a deadly spore or infection but idk lol@@adamgorelick3714

  • @heaz32
    @heaz32 Год назад +421

    I was a geoscience major at Penn State from 2013-2016. I dropped out before I was to start my senior thesis. There was no encouragement for critical thought or making sense of what our eyes told us. The entire program was built around math and computer modeling. Sure we'd go out and take a few measurements on occasion, but we never truly observed and discussed what our senses were telling us. I can only remember a single professors name. The rest of them had such big heads and ego's that it was even hard to ask questions. Thankfully I got the heck away from that suck hole.

    • @hxyzazolchak
      @hxyzazolchak Год назад +1

      I bet they were all atheists

    • @glenrisk5234
      @glenrisk5234 Год назад +32

      Seems pretty obvious that the cult of personality, it's politics is the greatest barrier in one way or another to the advance of science.

    • @Ralph_Baric_PhD_C2019
      @Ralph_Baric_PhD_C2019 Год назад

      I did first year Earth atmosphere and Environment as part of my science degree in 2016. The "narratives" be it anthropocentric climate change or existing Paleo-climatology were well set in and there was no divergence.
      The geology school was so full of, well, young Greta types, but older and often with unshaven underarms and a tendency for same sex relationships, or outright bushpigs that the few males that took that class renamed it Rocks with cocks.
      But as a side i will say go take a look at OZGEOGRAPHICS channel, his latest video series is of an impactor in the Indian ocean circ 5000 ya. With impacts of tsunami felt right around the indian ocean and especially australia.
      I mean the latest carlson trend is to latch onto the melt water pulses and the ocean rises the accompanied them and the precipitating events.
      But if you want a closer event that could have been the bible flood, especially the red sea indian ocean then i reckon you have your event right here.
      And just to refute, idiot in this video says about Australia and its Inland sea...
      As if some kind of flood must have smashed its way through there.
      Nope, it was a sea. When you get onto the sea lavel maps its easy to see that a sea level rise of 60-70 meters puts an inland sea in Australia.
      On north africa, you need 300 plus meters of sea rise. Didnt happen.
      What is more likely is pole drift or magnetic reversal and glaciers.

    • @ghostgate82
      @ghostgate82 Год назад +37

      “Trust the science” = “trust the magisterium”

    • @ro2778
      @ro2778 Год назад +70

      I spent 5 years in medical school and then 7 years in anaesthetics training before bowing out a year before becoming fully qualified. During the pandemic I realised that almost no doctors are capable of critical thinking and I couldn't participate in the biggest health scandal in history. I wouldn't be able to look my children in the eyes, or have the authority to give them any advice, if I didn't have the self respect to say no to the psychopaths who run this world and their drones who inhabit all levels of middle management.

  • @philipac2gmail
    @philipac2gmail Год назад +269

    I've overflown the Sahara many times over the years, in the West, in the center, in Sudan and Egypt, as well as the Arabian peninsula, and I was always astonished at the evidence for water erosion on an immense scale that was there for everyone to see - and for no-one to acknowledge. I often wondered why this was not discussed in mainstream geology.

    • @WatchmanXuk
      @WatchmanXuk Год назад

      Most likely because the gatekeepers of the scientific community avoid anything that backs up anything such as global or similar flooding. In the same way they ignore the fact that the Smithsonian has admitted to destroying over 10,000 remains of giants since the introduction of evolution theory.

    • @chuckdeuces911
      @chuckdeuces911 Год назад

      A massive, nearly world wide scale flood? They'd have to give credence to the bible then and if they did that then God would be real. They can't do that...

    • @akulkis
      @akulkis Год назад +47

      Because it correlates with the story of Noah in the book of Genesis in the Bible. Academia is extremely hostile to Christianity, and the Jews (Talmudists) are extremely hostile to the religion of the Hebrews.

    • @CosmicClaire99
      @CosmicClaire99 Год назад +3

      I had the great pleasure of flying over the Sahara many times as a child. I particularly remember the scoured out river valleys which I was told were from flash floods but which are really the skeletons left behind from when the Sahara was green and had rain and permanent rivers.
      Sunrise on the journey the other way was amazing too.

    • @TheTricktracktruck
      @TheTricktracktruck Год назад +7

      @@akulkis Could you explain the last bit please? The Jews are hostile to the religion of the Hebrews??

  • @sharshar_wav
    @sharshar_wav Год назад +38

    You should also check out Egypt's Western desert, we literally have a stretch called the whale bone desert with massive skeletons scattered across it! More evidence that the area was under water

    • @sharshar_wav
      @sharshar_wav Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/KWLlRSL7bFw/видео.html

    • @sharshar_wav
      @sharshar_wav Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/bt1r9zDKYjU/видео.html

  • @dr.strangelove7739
    @dr.strangelove7739 Год назад +24

    I'm an American that lived in Tripoli, Libya for 10 years while working in the oil and gas business. I was amazed to learn many secrets hidden in the Sahara desert - including the seashells and fossilized sea creatures that lived in a 200 foot deep sea that used to cover the Sahara more than 50 million years ago. In some parts of the Sahara, there is no sand, instead the ground is covered by pulverized seas shells that have turned into a powdery substance the Libyan's call "fesh-fesh". In the rocky parts of the Sahara, large star fish skeletons and fossils from other sealife covers the ground. All that is left from this sea is the largest fresh water aquifer in the world, "The Nubian Sandstone Acquifer", located beneath Libya's Sahara. Water from the salty sea permeated the ground and settled in deep acquifers. The ground purified the water and removed the salt, making the fossil water so "sweet" you can drink it straight from the ground.

  • @techstuff7414
    @techstuff7414 Год назад +182

    I live in South Australia not too far from the salt flats you were talking about. I've been to them and walked on them. The amount of salt is incredible. If you reach down and grab a fist full of the ground it'll be nothing but (almost) pure salt. There really is no explanation other than water previously being there.

    • @robertgreybeard1432
      @robertgreybeard1432 Год назад +9

      Thank you for your comment….boots on the ground.

    • @gordonmurray3153
      @gordonmurray3153 Год назад +25

      Plate techtonics:
      There are fossils of ancient sea creatures found near the top of Mount Everest.
      Much of the land we walk on was once miles underground for millions of years.
      The Australian Red Desert was once ocean for millions of years, maybe more than once as it happens.
      Saltmines were once seas, coal mines were once forests, today now hundreds, if not thousands, of meters underground.

    • @bjornyesterday2562
      @bjornyesterday2562 Год назад +13

      @@gordonmurray3153 Plate tectonics would not move powdered salt to the top of the ground.

    • @robertgreybeard1432
      @robertgreybeard1432 Год назад +2

      @@bjornyesterday2562
      Not 6 or 12,000 years ago.

    • @mnomadvfx
      @mnomadvfx Год назад +8

      "There really is no explanation other than water previously being there"
      Ya, because it used to be part of the ocean floor
      If you drained away the Mediterranean Sea you wouldn't be able to grow anything on that land until the salt blew away or was removed by human hands.
      Likewise places that used to be part of the ocean floor are now on land because of plate tectonics.
      There are places in the Himalayas today where you can find aquatic dinosaur fossils of all things for exactly the same reason.

  • @LS-wc6mr
    @LS-wc6mr Год назад +63

    Always excited to see a new Bright Insight video!

  • @JonoFaulks
    @JonoFaulks 10 месяцев назад +5

    Aussie here, my first comment on RUclips. My home town is at the very tip of that gulf pictured when you show Australia. I have always thought there was a massive flood here just looking at the landscape. There is also a flood myth, where the Aboriginal people fled from the giant green snake. And took refuge on the hills of the Flinders Ranges to the east of the salt lakes. There is a place called Wilpena Pound which is like a huge bowl raised up out of the ground, this according to these stories was made by the green snake. And where people fled to, its like a natural fort. Also Flying over this area it looks like ripples at the beach.

  • @jackle3002
    @jackle3002 Год назад +64

    I'm an Australian, I just found those Australian striations independently after watching your video on Atlantis. Seems pretty plausible that anywhere a desert exists that it could have been caused by a decimating flood and then a settling of sea salt - stopping anything growing.

    • @Zer0fuks
      @Zer0fuks Год назад +1

      If the Earth shifted it's axis sideways, do you think the Oceans would resettle or stay the same?

    • @lunap7029
      @lunap7029 Год назад +9

      I didn't even think of the fact that the salt from the water could be the reason the land is mostly barren now. They always talk about how the conquerors would salt the earth, but this really is the same but on a much grander scale. Thanks for helping me connect the dots.

  • @kimrajunis7149
    @kimrajunis7149 Год назад +67

    Love this ! Makes sense that North Africa was once green that a major flood not only swept all that away, but that the salt made it into a desert where nothing could regrow.

    • @MJG206
      @MJG206 Год назад +11

      Id never considered the salting of the earth from the sea water. That makes sense.

    • @NarcOfTheCovenant
      @NarcOfTheCovenant Год назад +1

      if there was saltwater left behind from a mass flood event - where is the large salt basin? The salt flats? Why is it all sand?

    • @citizen_cicero
      @citizen_cicero Год назад +13

      ​@@NarcOfTheCovenant there are numerous locations in the desert known for salt. It was one of the main exports for Sahara adjacent societies. Not to mention the Eye of the Sahara has visible salt deposits that are in every bright insight video on this subject. Are you purposely ignoring this or just not watching the full videos?

    • @finnz7786
      @finnz7786 Год назад +5

      @@NarcOfTheCovenant it's hella salt there African countries made money selling it for 100s of years

  • @thedruidzmademe666
    @thedruidzmademe666 Год назад +166

    I wholeheartedly agree with your findings because the evidence is simply undeniable. This content is absolutely mind blowing and literally just clicks everything together in terms of that blurred era of history. Great work as always.

    • @RockSteadyCrew73
      @RockSteadyCrew73 Год назад +9

      It surprises me that this is pointed out again and again by Jimmy. I said this in the comments of his first video regarding the Atlantis theory that it's clearly visibly that there was a massive flood. And i still believe that this is caused by the asteroid that hit greenland 12.850 years ago. I also believe that the earth plates are less rigid and such an impact can lead to sudden elevation of the earth plates in other parts of the world. Causing massive floods that happen within minutes. Like a half-inflated soccer ball that you push in on one side and the other side rises.

    • @Michael-dl2cf
      @Michael-dl2cf Год назад

      what i find mind blowing is how people have absolutely no common sense and believe all this 😂

    • @Michael-dl2cf
      @Michael-dl2cf Год назад

      @I R O N I have looked, I've been to different parts of central Australia several times.

    • @Michael-dl2cf
      @Michael-dl2cf Год назад

      @I R O N it's called, traveling. it's far from waste land you dropkick.

    • @Michael-dl2cf
      @Michael-dl2cf Год назад

      @I R O N some parts are, but not all. clearly you haven't been there.

  • @larryd6143
    @larryd6143 Год назад +25

    Looks like OzGeographics has found supporting evidence to the work you have been doing. GREAT WORK Jimmy! As the evidence mounts the excitement grows. You may be a big part of rewriting history.

    • @konradcomrade4845
      @konradcomrade4845 Год назад +3

      OzGeographics has updated his first video. Now he found, engraved in the Mediterranean seafloor, west of Greece a potential double crater! Big enough, but a little bit elongated in shape, because of tectonic pressure (between African- and European - plates) and also with characteristic central uplifts, each. These need more exploration, with sonar, sample drilling, and possibly magnetic measurements. The double impactors could have been nickel-iron?

  • @travishaines7410
    @travishaines7410 Год назад +9

    Jimmy it's simple, you have nailed it with such great evidence and it has led you down a road that tied in other cataclysmic events and also ones to a closer time period also. Legend 👏 don't stop mate you are teaching so many

  • @jdg9359
    @jdg9359 Год назад +110

    Never thought I’d believe in Atlantis, Jimmy your evidence and presentations are top grade. Been subscribed since the beginning, keep trucking brother.

    • @henryknox4511
      @henryknox4511 Год назад +2

      Atlantis- 450km
      Richat structure- 28 miles.

    • @norlofthor7088
      @norlofthor7088 Год назад

      Myself too, I thought was just legend, but now seem to be all real. Atlantis must been a rich city. So bad historians have hide from people.

  • @SCPMstudios
    @SCPMstudios Год назад +26

    It’s about time this information comes to the people. I’ve been making this claim my whole life, and I’m tired of being called crazy for being reasonable

    • @karinakyntoaho7140
      @karinakyntoaho7140 Год назад +2

      Feeling like Noah, who said to people that a great rain and flood will come, but they never listened, until it started to rain and it was too late 😉

  • @herveleguellec6561
    @herveleguellec6561 Год назад +24

    Recently travelling to the south of Italy, I was visiting TARENTO located in the gulf of Tarento and small villages around and I was surprised by the geological formations which can be found. Large and deep claws looking very much like the ones that can be found in the scablands or at the south od Lake Ontario between Rochester and Syracuse. These claws are typical of a large amount of water flooding the area and re-designing the landscape. They are easy to find on Google earth just north from Tarento, between Massafra and Mottola. Also visible east from Massafra, in Castellaneta.

  • @beatgrinder
    @beatgrinder Год назад

    You are the go-to on this topic and I impatiently await the next video of developments. Your argument is totally concrete and impressive, it forces paradigm shift. Expect an upward battle, but you will absolutely win it!

  • @davidcrain453
    @davidcrain453 Год назад +162

    It's absolutely insane to me that the professionals haven't put this together like you have so eloquently done... Thank you Jimmy...

    • @scintillam_dei
      @scintillam_dei Год назад

      They're biased against the Bible, and if they want funding, they can't espouse pro-biblical views. This is Satan's world, after all. Lies are promoted while the truth is suppressed. That's why the most popular youtubers are shallow and immoral.

    • @billkarmetsky4003
      @billkarmetsky4003 Год назад +6

      I know Brien Foerster eludes to cataclysmic event involving much water erosion around Giza -- Pyramids, Sphinx, etc., The very top of the Great Pyramid seems to be someone intact where below it, the facing seems washed away. However, Foerster does show there must, too, been a massive heat event that burned the face and tops off massive one-piece maga structures of statues and pillar columns burned off at the top. I mean burned. Wish all these people would get together and discuss some things -- this guy, Foerster, Kaus Dona, Michael Tellinger, Michelle Gibson to name but a few.

    • @Brzypoint
      @Brzypoint Год назад

      actually they have...they just don't talk about it...declassified CIA document "Adam and Eve Story"...classified decades ago. Look up DUMB's, they have been building and stocking them for decades. Tunnel systems that stretch across the USA.

    • @missmorla1339
      @missmorla1339 Год назад +22

      @@wallstreet1469 Go grab a juice box sweetie

    • @missmorla1339
      @missmorla1339 Год назад

      @@billkarmetsky4003 The main stream science communities have tried to cover and dismiss this now that the old farts are no longer in charge and retiring the truths are coming to light!

  • @xnickhuntley
    @xnickhuntley Год назад +12

    For anyone wondering nobody is talking about it on purpose

  • @SweetE1403
    @SweetE1403 Год назад

    Man this channel is so awesome!! New subscriber right here 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

  • @frankcerbini2402
    @frankcerbini2402 27 дней назад

    It’s the same reason that April 19th, the Shot Heard Around the World day is not a Federal Holiday. We are taught to comply, to accept that nothing much ever changes, to be docile and trusting Leaders who do not have our best interest at heart. Think of how fundamentally different we would be, how much more alive we’d be if we knew the truth about dramatic, unpredictable changes. Keep up the good work! You are a true light worker

  • @rodolfoquijano3275
    @rodolfoquijano3275 Год назад +59

    Great insight Jimmy, the evidence is obvious. I appreciate your dedication and hard work. Water is the only force able to move mountains, it was used during the gold rush to find the precious metal.

  • @heyeverybody5616
    @heyeverybody5616 Год назад +112

    Thank you Jimmy for softly brining this subject to light. It’s a lot to take in. Carry on young man!

    • @erikred8217
      @erikred8217 Год назад

      Hey you. Mind if we chat?. What's your background and feelings and thoughts on all this?. It sure makes me wonder about what is really going on. And whatever wondering that even means.

    • @erikred8217
      @erikred8217 Год назад

      I'm right in the middle. late 30's or maybe even 40 something. for context. you?. .

    • @cerberus50caldawg
      @cerberus50caldawg Год назад

      @@erikred8217 this would make for a great discord chat! 😃

    • @erikred8217
      @erikred8217 Год назад

      @@cerberus50caldawg lol. pretty much a great ony 'anywhere'.

  • @Indoorboss
    @Indoorboss Год назад +1

    Hope all is well jimmy! Love how you take these breaks not only for yourself but for ur fam! Take as long as you need. When you come back I’m sure it’ll be a killer vid!

  • @angeladowden4535
    @angeladowden4535 Год назад

    Well done Jimmy!! . & Hi from Australia... YES.... It looks SO obvious!! ... it's mind blowing how you can discover this & yet the very " learned" people seem to be ignoring it... Or are they covering it up..🤔

  • @williamdiaz3475
    @williamdiaz3475 Год назад +260

    Ever since you started these videos on Atlantis I can’t help but think of the Biblical story of Noah and the flood. The time line just fits and many civilizations have stories catastrophic flooding.

    • @cdawg9149
      @cdawg9149 Год назад

      I wonder how many animal species Noah put on his boat , that we have shot , murdered , ate and made go extinct.

    • @Josua100
      @Josua100 Год назад +22

      Yes, i think the same

    • @fortheloveofnoise9298
      @fortheloveofnoise9298 Год назад +21

      Even the Hopi Native Americans have a story of a flood and being forced to leave their content to come to the USA.

    • @doomerquiet1909
      @doomerquiet1909 Год назад +28

      It’s almost like.. *gasp* it happened or something and that’s why every culture has a legend about it.
      But yea no, Richard Dawkins says mean things funny so let’s just agree with him

    • @meatyboy8811
      @meatyboy8811 Год назад +1

      I believe there is a shred of truth to most old stories. That saying I think its more likely that a big asteroid hit the sea and caused a massive wave and Tsunami ! I don't believe that it rained 40 days and 40 nights. A asteroid hitting the sea would make more sense as it changed the world and land as well! Antarctica was not frozen land so something very big had to happen! Its hard for me to believe the Noah story for the simple fact that animals randomly going to a boat and traveling most likely very far to that boat seems a bit far fetched! There's evidence that more then a few asteroids has hit earth that I can say is fact!
      For those that believe in the bible there's one major problem with it Problem with the bible is it wasn't originally wrote in English so I do believe some things were lost in translation! I read the bible a few times and it seems more of a story and a guideline to follow then actual fact!

  • @BionAvastar3000
    @BionAvastar3000 Год назад +129

    A great flood happened in the ancient world, wow! It's almost like we were told about this for the last few millennia across different cultures!

    • @jimparkin2345
      @jimparkin2345 Год назад +20

      Sarcasm aside, the point is that while that is the reality of true history, it is dismissed as uniformitarian theories have become entrenched and any catastrophism is dismissed. Not to mention that modern materialist academia laughs at tales and folklore as nonsense, ignoring entirely that they are a global cultural memory.

    • @RichD746
      @RichD746 Год назад +6

      we were also told about talking snakes and people rising from the dead, so some probably have taken it with a grain of salt. Or maybe a pillar lol

    • @jimparkin2345
      @jimparkin2345 Год назад +3

      @@RichD746 Modern materialism has no categories for the supernatural.

    • @mtn1793
      @mtn1793 Год назад

      Also what has been hinted to us is the possibility of great civilizations being torn apart by cataclysm. Atlantis. the Library of Alexandria, the fall of Rome. And more. Only one thing we can know for certain is to be very very careful of “knowing” any one truth for certain. Knowledge is a tapestry in constant motion. We are all connected.

    • @RichD746
      @RichD746 Год назад

      @@jimparkin2345 …..I’m aware. But I don’t think I’m understanding what you meant by that

  • @angelicamichelle1646
    @angelicamichelle1646 Год назад +2

    O wow this is where I went??! I mis you and so very glad I found you again?

  • @bradjunes1610
    @bradjunes1610 Год назад +1

    Loved the coverage. Thanks from Oregon.

  • @mattmaynard6382
    @mattmaynard6382 Год назад +36

    I’ve been following you for a long time and am very confident that your ideas will be proved beyond doubt.
    It is very odd that the ‘experts and professionals’ in and around this field of research aren’t even talking about this… their silence is deafening. Thank you Jimmy.. stay on it buddy.

    • @tommyatomic1284
      @tommyatomic1284 Год назад

      the 'experts'' arent talking about it because they are all old men from the system that started the push to change the global political agenda. they will deny anything that opposes their narrative til the day they all die. nothing will get updated and talked about and studied properly til they are all gone. they are controlling the direction.

  • @robertkoford471
    @robertkoford471 Год назад +84

    An older video you did on Atlantis inspired me to view the whole area in much the same way. If you pan all the way left, while looking down from space, following the "debris flow" to the coast, you arrive very near a group of islands. One of these is actually half of an island, having been blown in half via volcano...which the island is. The blown out side lines up perfectly, facing toward the "debris flow" evidence just to its NE. Is it just me? Great video. 🙂

    • @richardchambers1124
      @richardchambers1124 Год назад +3

      Which island? North of Crete?

    • @robertkoford471
      @robertkoford471 Год назад +6

      @@richardchambers1124 Sao Pillipe. Cape Verde

    • @richardchambers1124
      @richardchambers1124 Год назад +1

      @@robertkoford471 wouldnt that mean it flooded from west to east?

    • @derianvandalsen
      @derianvandalsen Год назад +3

      @@richardchambers1124 tsunamis do go back and forth...

    • @robertkoford471
      @robertkoford471 Год назад +1

      @@richardchambers1124 im no expert, but I guess that is what it appears to me...that the energy went the other way

  • @randomoffgrid
    @randomoffgrid Год назад +5

    What happened to this guy? Was he abducted again?

  • @brianwillerton8659
    @brianwillerton8659 Год назад

    We, are with you, kid! We didn't have access to all this information 50 years ago...

  • @shortbuspimp
    @shortbuspimp Год назад +19

    Something so obvious not being talked about or noticed is hard to accept as anything but intentional

  • @mastersifu
    @mastersifu Год назад +110

    I remember when i was in high school, when i said to my history teacher that atlantis is somewhere in africa he laughed in my face and called me stupid, years years later finally someone is coming out with strong evidence.I like how you bring up every background check with strong proofs and actually you are making sense for all of this.

    • @knowledge4741
      @knowledge4741 Год назад +13

      This evidence has been around for years, Jimmy just does a good job at putting it together so the normal everyday person can understand and consume this information. I've known about this stuff for years now.

    • @weisthor0815
      @weisthor0815 Год назад +3

      the eye oh the sahara is not atlantis, but it might be connected to it. atlantis lies beneath the azores.

    • @sedaentertainment
      @sedaentertainment Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/NxbAhCMCHcA/видео.html & ruclips.net/video/a73lTcPAQfQ/видео.html

    • @karmaoutlaw
      @karmaoutlaw Год назад +1

      Hopefully you can now forward this to your history teacher. Neener neener.

    • @axel_r_
      @axel_r_ Год назад +10

      Claiming something is not same as proving something, not even if it happens to be true. Your teacher, however, should not call you stupid. I doubt the teacher said this, though.

  • @yourmomdx
    @yourmomdx 11 месяцев назад

    Jimmy is going down in history. The man is proving things that change everything.

  • @ybarrahouston6488
    @ybarrahouston6488 Год назад +1

    This is so fascinating. Thank you for sharing.

  • @aesoundforge
    @aesoundforge Год назад +51

    I remember watch an episode of Nova, a long time ago, that was about the canyons in Arizona. There was a geologist back in the 1800s who thought they were formed by water erosion from a cataclysmic event. His piers stifled his theories because they said it sounded too much like the biblical flood and they wanted to separate religion from science....

    • @joshx022
      @joshx022 Год назад +10

      This holds the key to understanding suppression. You're RIGHT on top of it. And we can see it still happening daily with folks on social media sites trashing each other because the division those two things feed. Suppression and confusion create an unstable environment. 😀

    • @tiffanydrouin2622
      @tiffanydrouin2622 Год назад +4

      🎯

    • @LOVE-wq4ku
      @LOVE-wq4ku Год назад +1

      @@joshx022agreed

    • @darkmatter...369
      @darkmatter...369 Год назад

      How dumb do these people have to be smh we are in a paradigm shift critical thinking is a must.. They can't lie to us anymore thank you for this information the unbiased untainted consensus is there was definitely a flood from a cataclysmic event. It's way too coincidental that almost if not every ancient culture speaks of a catastrophic event that reset the world. Our ancestors realized that is what happened to them and that it can happen again so they warned us ie.. Göbekli Tepe which literally has illustrations describing what they went through and what could possibly happen again.. too many dishonest idiots with brainwashed Western ideology that want to stifle us today. We are waking up though..

    • @jonathanmoore4837
      @jonathanmoore4837 Год назад +7

      That is exactly the problem - as soon as something could be 'biblical' then it is written off as being made up and not scientific

  • @michaeldique
    @michaeldique Год назад +30

    I said Mars had clear markings from water 10 years before it became accepted, and it looks crystal clear to me that these markings could only have come from a violent massive flooding!Looking forward to hearing your theory on how this happened!

    • @genghischuan4886
      @genghischuan4886 Год назад +1

      honestly I believe there was a shift of the planets axis

    • @youcanhandlethetruth4695
      @youcanhandlethetruth4695 Год назад

      We got the Water from Mars. In the Velokovsky or Thunderbolt Project Mars Video you see, that a Electric event has ripped Mars Surface apart, especially the northern half. This Planetary Event has Blasted Earth.
      Wich explains the impact creators in North America/ Greenland and the Sea level Rise. Remember the Myths say the Sky broke and Water came from above for weeks. We know the Sea is 150 m Higher. Wich they "explain" with melting Ice from the North. But if there was such a Huge Ice Mantle in the North, why where there so many Large Mega Fauna? They need lots of green Food and there was Hyenas and Lions All around the North.

    • @master_Blaster91
      @master_Blaster91 Год назад +1

      Could be the proposed 12000 year sun cycle which ends in a micronova event and a pole shift of 90 degrees 99.9 percent of life wiped out humans back to the stone age to rebuild. We are supposed to be at the end of the latest cycle

    • @BulletMagnetMan
      @BulletMagnetMan Год назад

      If you can manage to watch the BBC TV show The Planets with Professor Brian Cox it goes into detail about Mars in ancient times. There are clear signs Mars was a water world but billions of years ago. There were giant waterfalls that scourged the landscape. We can still see the dried up remnants of them today.

    • @BulletMagnetMan
      @BulletMagnetMan Год назад

      @@genghischuan4886 Nah. I think The Planets theorised that it's more likely it was bombarded during the Late Heavy Bombardment when Jupiter wandered inwards. Plus the magnetic field shut down so too much heat and radiation got through and baked the planet dry.

  • @jamicel
    @jamicel Год назад +1

    Love your stuff. Keep up the great work.

  • @neilmetzgar7233
    @neilmetzgar7233 Год назад

    Thankyou, love what you're doing, be careful. We were never meant to truly be sharing this information. For what ever reason.

  • @Ms13Funpolice
    @Ms13Funpolice Год назад +60

    Jimmy, I caught a direct flight from Auckland, New Zealand to Doha, Qatar and it goes over the Australian desert - You should get that flight some time! I remember you saying that you'd be more keen to fly over the Richat than go 'boots on the ground'. The flight path goes around the South coast of Australia, straight over the great red desert plains. While we were in the air, I remember thinking how it looked just like the entire landmass was once under the ocean and it drained off it very particular patterns.

    • @Gumby777
      @Gumby777 Год назад +9

      Parts of Australia are below sea level. "According to Geoscience Australia, a division of the Australian government, about 0.11% of Australia is below sea level. This encompasses approximately 3,282 square miles (8500 square kilometers) of land"
      There was a plan back in the 60's or something to flood parts of the interior with sea water and create an inland sea

    • @Ms13Funpolice
      @Ms13Funpolice Год назад +1

      @@Gumby777 Yeah, Lake Eyre is the remnants of a once great lake. There is also the Flood plains in the Katherine area, Northern Territory and Western Australia which form underground river systems that water the majority of the East Coast. China has been buying up companies in these areas in order to control the water resources of Australia

  • @LetGaiaLive
    @LetGaiaLive Год назад +18

    G’day Jimmy! I live in South Australia, in the southern part of the Adelaide Hills. When you mentioned about the Lake Eyre area, I just about fell out of my chair with one of those “Of course!!” moments! I’ve never been to Lake Eyre - it’s quite a sparse, out of the way place, but I’m aware of the water erosion in that area. At school the teachers told us it’s wind that caused “all those sand dunes”… I never really thought that was right.
    Cheers, mate, keep up the great work; it IS important work. 😃👍

    • @Bitchslapper316
      @Bitchslapper316 Год назад +1

      It probably is the wind. He's grossly underestimating what wind and sand can do. He also compared wind erosion on bedrock in a sandy desert to wind erosion on ice which resurfaces itself.
      Lets put the Saharan wind in perspective. It blows 22,000 tons of phosphorus across the Atlantic each year which feeds the amazon rain forest in South America. That is well documented and well understood. That is the cause of that image he keeps showing of sand dumping into the ocean.

  • @warfarenotwarfair5655
    @warfarenotwarfair5655 Год назад +3

    Speaking of high wind speeds I drove through Kansas once. I stopped at a gas station and the wind was blowing so hard my car door blew open. I walked inside to buy some snacks and I said, "you guys got a storm coming?". The cashier says, "no I don't think so". I then said, "well that wind is blowing crazy hard". The cashier says, "the wind is always like that". I said, "always!?". The cashier replied with, "yep as far as I know".

    • @Gumby777
      @Gumby777 Год назад +1

      i lived in Wellington, its nickname is the windy city. I love that city but by god the wind is annoying, im glad to know its a top ten windy place. it deserves it

  • @wilhelminadutch
    @wilhelminadutch Год назад +3

    @Brightinsight we need a new video,please❤

  • @joshmatter9785
    @joshmatter9785 Год назад +48

    Hey Jimmy, I suggest you compare these water striations across Africa with the Lake Missoula discharge basins in Washington and Oregon. I think the large scale patterns have at least some similarities. Hope to find out what really happened across Northwest Africa someday! Keep on keeping me informed! 😁

    • @david_1214
      @david_1214 Год назад +1

      It took so long for the scientific community to accept the Great Missoula Floods. When they did, they act like it was never qhestioned, ignoring the fact that the scientists ardently fought against the obvious evidence. With today's satellite photos, we can easily see many geological evidences and common sense tells even an otherwise fool what happened, but acceptance at any scientific level is scoffed at. Truly a sad state, as we would be able to make great leaps in discoveries and education if we would only look at these things without blinders which are seemingly self imposed.
      Keep up the good work, Jimmy!

    • @johnunkerman
      @johnunkerman Год назад +5

      They say the Sahara was green not so long ago. I wonder if an ocean’s worth of sand was dumped up and onto it during a massive west to east tsunami/deluge? Could that be the sudden desertification of the Sahara that confuses people? 🤔

    • @riofarai6928
      @riofarai6928 Год назад +1

      @@johnunkermanthat makes a lot of sense

  • @mrkeiths48
    @mrkeiths48 Год назад +65

    It takes thoughtful people like you and Praveen Mojan to stir our minds with food for thought. Especially when you make good sense in your arguments. Mainstream history is not written in stone. Keep it coming!

    • @kandsgibson
      @kandsgibson Год назад +9

      It may be "written in stone". We just can't read it yet!!

    • @JonnoPlays
      @JonnoPlays Год назад +8

      Praveen is a legend. Love that guy

    • @bluefish4999
      @bluefish4999 Год назад +4

      Praveen has opened up Indian history and Hinduism to the world. I was very into Asian ancient culture growing up through movies like Godzilla/kung fu/Samurai so I focused a lot on China and Japan, I made the mistake of somewhat ignoring Indian culture till about 5-6 years ago, I'm amazed by some of the sites like Kailash Temple, every bit as amazing as the Great Pyramids but little talked about.

    • @scintillam_dei
      @scintillam_dei Год назад

      @@bluefish4999 Hinduism is evil shit. I proved so in my videos debating Hindu fanatics. The oppressive caste system persists because Hinduism, the root of the problem, remains. Wonder how many Dalits were raped by Hindus today.

    • @scintillam_dei
      @scintillam_dei Год назад +1

      Cambodia uses Angkor Wat on its flag, and the thing they are most proud about... is Indian.

  • @sylvainbrosseau6239
    @sylvainbrosseau6239 Год назад

    Jimmy, you gained my interest the minute I discovered your channel. Now you gained my respect as reseacher. As you say, nobody is talking about it yet, the pictures you show talk for themselves. Good for you. And thanks for sharing this. And the most compelling explanation for Atlantis location is the Richat, I couldn't agree more.

  • @leekuhar1897
    @leekuhar1897 Год назад +1

    Great research Jimmy mate, love it!

  • @linkinpark4life0220
    @linkinpark4life0220 Год назад +9

    As an Engineer who lives in the second windiest place in the world, I can confirm Jimmy you are dead right about this all being water erosion. Wind does not have this effect on the landscape, if you zoom into the Sahara in-between the striations you can see what wind does - effectively wind creates little peaks in the sand similar to waves in the ocean.
    Another great video Jimmy, at this rate the 'mainstream' will have difficulty ignoring the overwhelming evidence. Keep it up!

  • @GAS.M3
    @GAS.M3 Год назад +34

    Always look forward to a new video from Jimmy. And he *never* disappoints. Can’t wait for longer videos again 👏

  • @tonygiglio209
    @tonygiglio209 Год назад

    Great work Jimmy! I've watch all your videos and the 2 JRE podcast!

  • @troublekaliman
    @troublekaliman Год назад

    Absolutely NAILED it once again Jimmy! Awesome analysis!

  • @cjh9656
    @cjh9656 Год назад +36

    Suspicious Observers on YouType, Jimmy. He explains the flooding. Thanks for helping bring evidence and truth to the masses. Happy New Year. Looking forward to more videos!

    • @TheFutureisSteampunk
      @TheFutureisSteampunk Год назад +1

      Watch the playlist!😁

    • @indenial3340
      @indenial3340 Год назад

      Pretty sure they know of each other
      Ben is the one that brought me to Jimmy

    • @TheFutureisSteampunk
      @TheFutureisSteampunk Год назад

      @@indenial3340 Jimmy has no idea Ben exists. That is why he presents all the evidence but hasnt quite figure out what caused it.

    • @indenial3340
      @indenial3340 Год назад

      @@TheFutureisSteampunk Ben knows of Jimmy. He has mentioned him

  • @B3TR0Z
    @B3TR0Z Год назад +20

    This happened 12000 years ago during the previous poleshift and solar micronova. We are due for this event again within the next 25 years or so according to Ben Davidson of Suspicious0bservers.

    • @gaiafirst4266
      @gaiafirst4266 Год назад

      Yes, and what wonders and bother me, being European, is that amount of water coming from the north. As of Bens video yesterday, it must be the big thaw after the big freeze. Question is what path is that amount of water going to take next time, presumably in our life time?

    • @bigdrip54
      @bigdrip54 Год назад

      Noah's flood not polar caps. Read Genesis in you family Bible

    • @d7458
      @d7458 Год назад +1

      Please don’t. Ben is a flake. Don’t watch that shit. See why:
      m.ruclips.net/video/3fTLZTEE7mU/видео.html

    • @Quidisi
      @Quidisi Год назад +1

      @@bigdrip54 So Noah's Flood could not have happened because of polar ice caps suddenly melting?

    • @gaiafirst4266
      @gaiafirst4266 Год назад

      @@Quidisi Exactly my thought, it's one and the same thing. I sense a need to keep things simple and by the way, who says it's not the Quran my family reads.

  • @sylitona3457
    @sylitona3457 11 месяцев назад

    Love you man, you give me hope somehow.

  • @sdillon4605
    @sdillon4605 Год назад

    Hey Jimmy I've been watching your RUclips channel since the beginning, thanks for all you do! I saw you on Rogan the other day, thanks for supporting Kari Lake! She's from my hometown in Iowa and she's awesome. What they did in Arizona brings up a lot of questions to be sure.

  • @keithswynenburg2608
    @keithswynenburg2608 Год назад +21

    The irony is that if mainstream academia would simply use the scientific method as I learned in 8th grade.....much of this becomes very obvious.
    It all starts with an observation and a question. Somehow mainstream "science" has lost the ability to do so.
    Great work.

    • @jl8410
      @jl8410 Год назад

      Not really. This has been explored deeply. Such is the problem I often encounter with people like yourself - you speak out about the scientific community and criticize them without doing any research. I'm sure you say the same shit about the stuff Graham Hancock claims, even though he's been repeatedly demonstrated to be a charlatan and ill-informed.

  • @thomasfholland
    @thomasfholland Год назад +6

    Actually if I remember correctly, the Younger-Dryas event that happened ~12,000 years ago explains all of this very well.

  • @tarot72
    @tarot72 Год назад

    Your channel is one of the best here on youtube.. I love it...

  • @aquariusbathandbody
    @aquariusbathandbody Год назад

    Wow that's very interesting, I look forward to watching more about this.

  • @Melobi25
    @Melobi25 Год назад +69

    Been subscribed to this channel for years. I've always had a huge interest for ancient civilisations, especially Atlantis and ancient Egypt. Every time I watch one of your videos, they bring me so much joy and excitement. The evidence, the research and work you put into them always leave my mind blown by the end, it sparks my passion. Keep doing what you're doing, I always look forward to new videos.

  • @JkersteJr
    @JkersteJr Год назад +13

    Jimmy, check out the Younger Dryas Flood Boundary Field map, there are two distinct areas washed out which makes sense if we assume a comet impacted in the northern ice sheets. One of these fields' borders ride right along the NW tip of Africa, the other, completely envelopes Australia...

    • @pinetree2473
      @pinetree2473 Год назад +1

      Not a comet. Our sun micro-nova-ing and the Earth turning over.

    • @JkersteJr
      @JkersteJr Год назад

      @@pinetree2473 Right, so a pole flip, definitely plausible to explain massive disturbances of geographic features but is there any solid evidence for it? I don't necessarily trust the "official" numbers but they say the last one was nearly a million years ago. Randall Carlson has found multiple sources of concrete geological evidence suggesting a high speed impact much more recent in timeframe.

    • @Quidisi
      @Quidisi Год назад

      @@pinetree2473 Why are you so certain that impacts were not involved?

    • @bigdrip54
      @bigdrip54 Год назад

      Educate yourself with the word of God in Genesis

    • @nidhishshivashankar4885
      @nidhishshivashankar4885 Год назад +2

      @@bigdrip54 *indoctrinate

  • @DukeCannon
    @DukeCannon Год назад +3

    Itchy Boots channel has some nice drone shots of Richat Structure today

  • @user-xs3sj3em6u
    @user-xs3sj3em6u Год назад

    As you say, the truth right there for anyone with eyes, to see.

  • @StripperCoin
    @StripperCoin Год назад +33

    Definitely water erosion. The work you've done I think proves things people have been discussing for 100's of years. I can't wait until this breaks in to the mainstream, if it ever does.

    • @kevinkeyes6625
      @kevinkeyes6625 Год назад +1

      It might leak into mainstream entertainment tabloids. 100s of years ago , ( before critical think was popular) people believed this stuff too. Superstition wins again

    • @chillgasm
      @chillgasm Год назад

      eyyy #cardano

    • @seekthetruthuk
      @seekthetruthuk Год назад

      Totally agree! I have been following Jimmy from the start! Could I ask for some of your time to head over to our channel and check our video too? We cover similar topics mainly around lost ancient global civilizations! It would be really appreciated! Thanks QEC

    • @ace_bean7011
      @ace_bean7011 Год назад

      I hope so - very much

    • @andrewknowles5250
      @andrewknowles5250 Год назад

      From Google: The Sahara Desert was once underwater, in contrast to its present-day arid environment. This dramatic difference over time is recorded in the rock and fossil record of West Africa. The region was bisected by a shallow saltwater body during a time of high global sea level.

  • @trevorfinney4640
    @trevorfinney4640 Год назад +23

    Jimmy, I appreciate the work. Great job sleuthing this out. Yes, it is a mystery why something so obvious has been ignored. Thank you

    • @MrSmid888
      @MrSmid888 Год назад

      It isn’t ignored. You’re comparing wind blown snow wearing to sand. It’s the same in Australia, heat and sand!

    • @scintillam_dei
      @scintillam_dei Год назад

      'Cause anything that supports the Bible must be rejected by default by the anti-Christ establishment that promotes the NWO agenda which currently is in the atheism-promoting phase. Later, atheism will be abolished after the satanic global religion takes over, and atheists will perish, as they will have served their purpose, tools that they are.

  • @jenbraga9372
    @jenbraga9372 Год назад +1

    YES!! we need to dig to see if we can find anything there please!!!

  • @witherow777
    @witherow777 Год назад +26

    Thank you for being a voice of reason amidst the strange dogmatic narrative. I remember being taught it was wind that caused these formations too… but it never made sense because it doesn’t keep happening from wind in other places. Stay strong!

    • @seekthetruthuk
      @seekthetruthuk Год назад

      Totally agree James! Been following Jimmy from the start! Could I ask for some of your time to head over to our channel, we cover similar topics mainly around lost ancient global civilizations! Would be really appreciated! Thanks QEC

  • @easygoindood
    @easygoindood Год назад +9

    Protect this man at all costs! He is a national treasure! Thanks for the hard work and honesty Jimmy!

  • @user-dy1rn7nu9c
    @user-dy1rn7nu9c Год назад

    Jimmy ! You are on the RIGHT PATH don't EVER give up! ALOHA! WE HEARD THE SAME! AS HAVE MANY FOLLOWING YOU! ur young fresh in an old man's Game but that helps our younger s
    Generations! Keep up the Good Work!❤

  • @bigboss-tl2xr
    @bigboss-tl2xr 10 месяцев назад

    Thanks Jimmy, 'preciate ya!

  • @KasperKevin
    @KasperKevin Год назад +12

    I litterally always thought this was something that was common knowledge. Until I found your videos. When google maps first came out, the first thing that came to my mind was: "That's some heavy water erosion".

    • @scintillam_dei
      @scintillam_dei Год назад +3

      The Bible keeps getting vindicated the more I learn.

    • @Memoiana
      @Memoiana Год назад +1

      @@scintillam_dei the Bible is a historical account of past catastrophic events

  • @markhershner2240
    @markhershner2240 Год назад +32

    Your theories and insights make so much more sense and are much more believable than any of the mainstream scientists!! I've been following your channel from the beginning, so keep up the great work!!

  • @gazza6348
    @gazza6348 Год назад

    G'day mate awesome channel love your work just need more of it 🤣 thanks 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺

  • @DubSly13
    @DubSly13 Год назад

    Love your stuff! We need more videos Jimmy! ❤

  • @hexadecimal7300
    @hexadecimal7300 Год назад +35

    When I first became aware of these striations, I tried to reconcile them to being made by winds but realised that did not make sense. However if caused by ocean water from the north east then it trully is a game changer and so many scientists are burying their heads in the sand. Thankyou for all your investigations Jimmy.

    • @Cecil_Augus
      @Cecil_Augus Год назад

      Probably this water came after the then landlocked Mediterranean sea that was around 120 meters below oceanic levels was fluded though the strait of Gibraltar around 12.960 years ago.

    • @Cecil_Augus
      @Cecil_Augus Год назад +1

      Atlantis is below the sands of the Sahara. Thats why the Egyptians considered themselves their ancestors.

    • @thealmightyloaf3187
      @thealmightyloaf3187 Год назад

      @@Cecil_Augus you are mistaking that flood event with that of the Black sea, that happened like 5 million years ago

    • @Cecil_Augus
      @Cecil_Augus Год назад

      @@thealmightyloaf3187 I never said Black Sea, dude. The water came from the Atlantic Sea. There's a mountain path through today's Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia that funneled the water until it entered Africa through Lybia and Egypt.

    • @thealmightyloaf3187
      @thealmightyloaf3187 Год назад

      @@Cecil_Augus the mediterranean wasnt landlocked 12 thousand years ago, the flood that filled the mediterranean was 5 mill years ago (Zanclean flood)

  • @stevenmetz8642
    @stevenmetz8642 Год назад +7

    You are nailin' it. I relish viewing each and every frame you share with us. A gripping mystery is unveiling in our lifetime. Thanks for your diligence.

  • @MoodyDudey
    @MoodyDudey 10 месяцев назад

    I can’t believe I’m just now finding this video! I’ve been constantly thinking about how Randal Carlson is proving the Flood happened and he just might not realize it! Exciting times

  • @JessiLondonV
    @JessiLondonV Год назад

    You’ve clearly done thorough research about this. I think you’re brilliant.

  • @DLN81649
    @DLN81649 Год назад +8

    Love your work. Someone actually brave enough to ask the hard questions and cut thru the BS. Look forward to all your posts.

  • @JamesKing-qc9bs
    @JamesKing-qc9bs Год назад +4

    You have it dead to rights my friend. IT IS A FANTASTIC TIME TO BE ALIVE!!!!!! My biggest regret is that I am aged beyond my years...... If only I could lay my hands upon the sands of Giza. If ever you might desire a traveling companion who's main concern is learning all I can about our forgotten past. I so envy you Jamie,boot's on the ground is a concept I can only dream of.....please continue your most awesome quest, I will be with you in spirit my friend!!!

  • @dramahawk58
    @dramahawk58 Год назад

    Most people don't want to learn something that goes against what they believe and where taught

  • @kowengrogg2546
    @kowengrogg2546 Год назад

    Absolutely love your videos! Great content plz continue

  • @Rolletti21
    @Rolletti21 Год назад +9

    GO Jimmy!!!!! I've been following your channel for years, even through all the struggles you're still going & following your passion and dreams. 💪

  • @sylphofthewildwoods5518
    @sylphofthewildwoods5518 Год назад +12

    Genesis 6:9-22
    Noah and the flood.
    I always look forward to your videos @Bright Insight
    Your research is outstanding. Thank you, Jimmy.

    • @cliffdickinson7091
      @cliffdickinson7091 Год назад +2

      Absolutely.

    • @brandoncornthwaite4071
      @brandoncornthwaite4071 Год назад

      They hid the truth behind the Noah story.

    • @missmorla1339
      @missmorla1339 Год назад

      This is outside of your timeline and your myth doesn't match reality no matter how much you try to fit the square block in the circle hole. Earth 57 268 900 square miles, 8.7 million species for one tiny boat and done in one week nice try only the cognitive dissonanced believe that flat out b.s. and I figured that out at 6 years old.

  • @thomasstone1363
    @thomasstone1363 Год назад

    Excellent video, great research!

  • @avlisk
    @avlisk Год назад +32

    It seems that there is an Official Narrative, and once it's established, no amount of evidence will change it. (It's happening a lot lately in many areas.)

    • @montanacreed5826
      @montanacreed5826 Год назад

      I agree, but have one small correction to suggest: it isn't that it "seems" that way... it IS that way.

    • @Ky-ma-ro
      @Ky-ma-ro Год назад

      No it goes we make a general consensus and stick to it until enough evidence is discovered to revisit the subject.

    • @Ky-ma-ro
      @Ky-ma-ro Год назад

      This is science/history in action. Discoveries like this, which amateur/freelance scientists/historians sort out and then bring to the general community. This is then peer reviewed and scrutinized against the current consensus. If there's enough evidence that something else could be true experimentation on a grander scale can occur with actual funding. If from these test and reviews it proves something new then he would receive credit for bringing this scientific discovery to light.

  • @geeteshm4858
    @geeteshm4858 Год назад +25

    Jimmy is doing great work imo. It's refreshing to see someone who is constantly positive but not blind to his own confirmation biases. Great information again👍

    • @seekthetruthuk
      @seekthetruthuk Год назад

      Totally agree with you! Been following Jimmy from the start! Could I ask for some of your time to head over to our channel, we cover similar topics mainly around lost ancient global civilizations! Would be really appreciated! Thanks QEC

  • @igson-in4rd
    @igson-in4rd Год назад

    Watching one of your videos is always such a treat you do such great research keep it up man you're a legend

  • @timw6596
    @timw6596 Год назад

    The one thing we know for sure is that we know nothing for sure !

  • @PikaBane94
    @PikaBane94 Год назад +20

    Please keep doing what you are doing. This information has been suppressed for along time and we now live in a world where any average person can do the research themselves and discover the truth. We need to keep hammering this idea home until it is modern fact.

    • @seekthetruthuk
      @seekthetruthuk Год назад

      Totally agree Troy! I have been following Jimmy from the start! Could I ask for some of your time to head over to our channel and check our video too? We cover similar topics mainly around lost ancient global civilizations! It would be really appreciated! Thanks QEC

    • @andrewknowles5250
      @andrewknowles5250 Год назад

      From Google: The Sahara Desert was once underwater, in contrast to its present-day arid environment. This dramatic difference over time is recorded in the rock and fossil record of West Africa. The region was bisected by a shallow saltwater body during a time of high global sea level.

  • @themodelmechanic3837
    @themodelmechanic3837 Год назад +13

    Jimmy, I’ve been watching your channel for a few years, and I knew you would connect the dots about the flood :-). Proud of you and THANK YOU for doing your due diligence with all of your research and common sense approach to all of the evidence of everything you study. You are awesome! Keep up the great work and may God Bless You in all that you do!

    • @seekthetruthuk
      @seekthetruthuk Год назад

      Totally agree! I have been following Jimmy from the start! Could I ask for some of your time to head over to our channel and check our video too? We cover similar topics mainly around lost ancient global civilizations! It would be really appreciated! Thanks QEC

    • @FacelessOnes
      @FacelessOnes Год назад +1

      As an agnostic, this seems to prove and validate creationist theories and Abrahamic religions more so than us evolving from monkeys.
      What is going on… I am literally questioning everything I know now.

  • @stevenguevara2184
    @stevenguevara2184 7 месяцев назад

    One thing is for sure. I’m not buying what they are selling.

  • @elisemarie5368
    @elisemarie5368 8 месяцев назад

    Love this channel!

  • @SchmittyonDrums
    @SchmittyonDrums Год назад +29

    Hi Jimmy, My hats off to you for this analysis. In my current theory there was a massive heaving of the earths crust due to geologic heat and gases escaping from volcanoes. During this whole Sahara region dropped below sea level, flooding very rapidly, and as the water sucked in it brought all the sand that is currently the desert sand. Later on in time the crust heaved again in the reverse direction, pushing the water off itself as it heaved. This where the current water scarring of the region's landscape while raising the whole region to it's current level above sea level. If I recall there is evidence that the level of the Mediterranean changed dramatically a few times. This would answer part of the question of where the water came from and went to...

    • @oddballsok
      @oddballsok Год назад +2

      and..WHY ..does a sahara (part of earth crust) heave down..and up ..decades? ..later ??
      ..only a heavy meteor impact ..on the EXACT other side of the globe would have this (action= - reaction) effect...(that wld be in the middle of the pacific...)

    • @funkyfiss
      @funkyfiss Год назад

      There is a hypothesis for a Late Pleistocene Great Flood. It argues that brackish Neoeuxinian Lake, which occupied the Black Sea basin, was rapidly inundated by glacial meltwater overflow from the Caspian Sea via the Manych-Kerch Spillway shortly after the Late Glacial Maximum, about 14 000bc. This could of led to the bospherus breaking around 12000-11000 and causing a great flood in the Mediterranean that spilled over in Africa.
      Remember in Platos story of Atlantis it clearly states that the Greek warriors were also all wiped out and that Greece also was devastated. Which would make sense

    • @taboovsknowledge1603
      @taboovsknowledge1603 Год назад

      A beach ball with Earths image on it. Place an ice sheet over NA. then remove it. seems like the only force that can involve the plates going up & down. If the ice was to be gone quickly, there would be a release of energy. The plates resist until they snap and almost every plate contact line goes' malten, allowing all plates to radically move. The water would be the evidence. The bones in the desert, east of the eye. The are the proof! What's the date on those bones?

    • @MrWeAllAreOne
      @MrWeAllAreOne Год назад

      😂😂😂😂