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Alright, folks, we are back with Tim Constantine for the
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second part of this interview because the first one got
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cut short, frankly, so, so Tim, tell us who you
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are and where we can find you.
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Tim Constantine, I'm the host of sixth Sensory podcast. You
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can find me on Spotify, Apple, YouTube, Patreon, and I
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have an Instagram And it's great to be back here again.
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For Yeah, I don't know if you call this part.
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Two or or whatever I would say. I would just
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say that it's you know, part two or continue either way,
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go check out the other episode we did together too,
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so so yeah, man.
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So we're talking probably segue some stuff, right, Yeah.
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Absolutely so. So one of the things that we kind
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of left up on and I had to I had
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to rush rush along because I had another, uh interview
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in like a minute, you know, So I we kind
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of pushed along, but we kind of started dabbling into
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the hidden Chamber by the Pyramids and and like are
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that talks about like the stuff that's in there, talks
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about how it was built and things like that. That's
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kind of where we left home.
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Yeah. Well, since then, since we talked, and.
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We've also had that announcement about the stuff like the
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the scans.
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So yeah, yeah, so it seems like that's back in
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the societal lexicon again. And we've heard over the years,
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we've heard many people sort of theorize that there is
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something under there, whether it's an ancient city or or
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what have you. I mean, I've always kind of thought
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that there was more down there. And of course I
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think we probably brought this up last time too, when
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you're talking about those Minoan statues that we thought were
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just as for for centjuries and their full bodies right now,
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I mean, do they know that for sure? What's that? Oh?
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That their full bodies?
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Yeah, I mean I've got a picture on here on
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my laptop of them where they've dug one out.
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Yeah. Yeah, it's crazy.
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Yeah, you could see all the people. It's not an
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ai image. It's you can see like the the excavators.
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They're dirty and they're down in there. But so we
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were talking about so my theory here, and honestly, I
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don't even know if I want to say it that way.
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It's like I hate when people do that. I feel
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like I sound like that, like I sound like exactly
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you know what I'm saying. Yeah, it's not just like Jesus.
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That sounds crazy when I say it, like or whatever, you.
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Know, I know, it's like like I'm some big shot,
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Like okay, here we go, listen, wait here.
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It is like.
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What I've come to think through research is that there
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was a chamber of sorts that was sealed off down there.
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And I think we've talked about that last time. And
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you look at the work of Edgar Casey as well.
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The I think he was a Kentuckian. Originally he was
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a clairvoyant, and you know, he was able to do
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clairvoyant stuff and get information, you know, and a lot
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of times now that sounds kind of woo woo and
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like kind of shady, but when you look into his predictions,
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a lot of them turned out to be accurate, especially
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the stuff to do with like geography and geology. Like
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he he said there was an old river that ran
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through Africa to the I don't know if it was
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a branch of the Nile. I don't remember the details,
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but they did after him, After Casey, they went back
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and they found exactly what he was talking about. And
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he said that there was the Hall of Records, and
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I think it was the Great Pyramid so that's.
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One thinks are one of those somewhere, right.
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It may have been the Sphinx. Uh But anyways, anyhow,
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there's there's reason to think that there are chambers there,
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especially with the old freemation legends of Tubalcane. They they
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caught wind that a deluge was coming, they caught winded
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the flood, they took all their knowledge and sealed it
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in a chamber beneath the Great Pyramid. So that's been
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the legend. If if you and that's not a legend,
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that's that's necessarily out there. I mean, it's funny been
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at like I told you last time, I'm like, if
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you look at nine vaults, Yeah, right, they've taken that
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down from Google now since we talked about it, right,
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And I know it's not because I said it, but
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it's no, I don't know.
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But at the end of the day, it's.
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So if people go look up nine Vaults, you're gonna
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have to look deeper because it's not as readily available
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as it was a couple of months ago. And that's
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you know, that's the nature of Google, man, that's how
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it works. But this guy that I talked about, John Kenneman,
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he the guy who in the twenties said that he
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discovered a chamber beneath the Great Pyramid on the South
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Wall and it had records in there, and that the
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records pertain to the creation of the pyramids themselves, and
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that it had to do with Atlantis potentially and flying
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devices like the Manas or something. So I was able
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to get a hold of one of his books recently.
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It's very rare, so I'm excited about this. And this
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is a This is a book that guy wrote. This
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is from John Kenneman. It's called Diggers for Facts. And
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I haven't read it all the way through yet. I
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haven't barely touched it yet. I just got it. But
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it's interesting because what this is is biblio archaeology, right,
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which they say this guy was just an archaeologist until
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he made that discovery, and I think it was maybe
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twenty three, I think it was. After he makes that discovery,
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his whole trajectory switches and he becomes a Bible archaeologist
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like overnight, you know. So he did find something.
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Right, yeah, something changed them, right.
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Yeah. So I got this book. I'm excited to read it.
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You know, contents here he goes into Bible Lands, early writings,
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and Biblical origins, archaeology as related to in the Bible,
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the story of Abraham and Lot as revealed by archaeology.
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Let's see Moses and the Pharaoh's daughter, King Tut and
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his relationship to the Bible. That kind of a thing,
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all right. Yeah, So cool stuff, man, I'm looking for
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cool stuff.
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And the fact that they're yeah, I mean from the
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twenties thirties, that's pretty awesome.
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There were only two of these books available online. I
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got one of them, nice, So I'm stoked about that.
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Do they reprint it?
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I don't. I don't think it's I think it's probably
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been long out of print. That's what I gathered.
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Yeah, like this is original and find it, you know
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what I mean.
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Yeah, this is like an old you can tell, like
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it's hard to see in the picture, but it's like
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this is like an old book. Man.
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Yeah, that's awesome.
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Yeah. So this and this is one of those guys
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it's just been written out of history.
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Yeah. Yeah, that's that's a whole episode right there. Man. Yeah,
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that that Dagon body.
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So I'm excited to see what what contents hold there
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for that. But just to just to touch on Kenneman.
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I mean, you know, as you can see, he was
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a real person. Yeah, he was a real, real archaeologist.
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they said he published four, and I could barely find
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any traces of those online because I think they've the
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Smithsonian has.
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Kind of out of it.
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It's written him out of history. That's that's crazy. And
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I mean I was on a I was on a
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show a couple of days ago this guy and he
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started talking about the Cincinnati Club, which is a club. Now,
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now here's here's the deal. I haven't had time to
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do much research into this, so I'm just going to
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kind of repeat what he told me here. But he
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was like, you know, the way he put it was
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that not all presidents were Freemasons, but all presidents were
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in the Cincinnati Club. And he goes on to kind
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of tell me about this. It's just like a secret
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society for elites and presidents. Essentially, they still have a
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building in DC. So he's telling me about this, and
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I'm like, oh man, that sounds like the Cosmos Club.
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He's like, what's that? So I told him and I
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was like, you know, they still have a building in
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DC too, you could pull it up. So they pull
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up the building for the Cosmos Club and it's a
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crazy it looks like the X Men building or something. Right,
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it's like a like any of those comic book movie
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like League of Extraordinary Gentlemen or something like that. Yeah,
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and it's still in DC. It's a headquarters building. And
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he pulls it up and he's like, dude, this is
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right across the street from the Cincinnati Club building.
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Oh wow.
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And so we found that on It was so cool.
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That's made that discovery on his podcast. But what I
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was getting at was the Cosmos Club was founded by
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a guy named John Wesley Powell. He was associated with
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the Smithsonian as well. Yeah, he he had his hands
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in a lot of pies, but he was from what
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we can tell, he was responsible for sort of cleaning
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up ancient sites here that they didn't want people to
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know about. As conspiratorial as that sounds, yeah.
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I know, man, I'm thinking to myself though, like this,
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I don't know why this just hit me. I mean
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I've thought about it in the past, but why why
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Like why did they want why did they want to
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hide it? You know what I mean?
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That's I can tell you what I what I think.
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Yeah, absolutely, But I do want.
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To say this too, like I just, I just it
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hit me on this podcast with this guy. It hit
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me the significance of that building, those two buildings being
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right across the street from each other, and they look
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a lot alike as well. That tells me that there
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was a relationship there, right. That tells me that that
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little section of DC specifically was meant for wealthy, rich
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guys in the know who were making things happen. They
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were sort of carving out the channel for this country
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in the directions we would take. And there's a lot
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of bad there, you know, Like you've got all those
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presidents who were in the Cincinnati Club who were responsible
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for like the Trail of Tears and moving all the
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Native Americans out of their lands, and it's just a dark,
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bloody history with that. And I think what they were
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doing was trying to burn the book, essentially, trying to
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start new, trying to clear the canvas. Yeah, so they
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could start something new here. Now. That sounds romantic and
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that sounds positive and ideal and all that, but the
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way they went about it was not because they're moving
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people out of their lands. They're destroying history. I mean
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they did it here like John Wesley Powell and a
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lot of those guys were responsible for. They would put
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the railroad right through an ancient site, so thus demolishing
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that site. They would put in dams and flood whole villages,
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and I think what I think, it's just from what
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I can tell, it just goes into manifest destiny, which
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was unfortunately a big part of that was to make
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the native people appear to be savages so we could
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justify taking their lands right because if we were to
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say that in point out the fact that some of
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them were not and some of them were civilized, like
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the Cherokee who went to court to fight for their lands,
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they actually lawyered up and they you know, they tried
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to do it the right way, and they still put
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them on the trail of tears.
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And they still won. They did win, but it's a
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permanent it's a great example of yeat. The courts are
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the courts, but they don't enforce there. What they don't
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enforce their rulings. The executive branch does that. So if
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they don't care, kind of like the Trail of Tears,
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even though the Supreme Court said, yes, you get to
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keep your land. They still took it. So, yeah, that's
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kind of brutal.
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Yeah, it's just something we're going to have to kind
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of come to terms with, is that there was a
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cover up regarding a lot of the history that was here.
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And it's a it's an exciting history too, because we're
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talking about ancient cities we have and and giants and
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all that. And I know people some people grow their
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eyes as soon as you but if you if you
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look into the giants, there's something to it.
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Absolutely, they really were.
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Pulling giants out of the mounds over here.
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Literally, Yes, but the.
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Cover up worked until now. Yeah, because now people are