Mmm but I'm lazy ;-;

Knowledge don't come for free

Knowledge is power that's why they've hidden this technology from us

Well I'd rather spent my time researching something I actually care about

indeed, doing science costs money

Spend your time watching sports ball or cat videos

ball sports, ew

oi

wait I don't play any nvm

I'll skim through it for you <3

i play a ball sport game

It doesn't benefit me. It benefits everyone to know this. It's being hidden for a reason

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcnIsDSDFYQ

The Vatican has a lot of this ancient technology hidden.

can you give a summary of the video please, I can't watch it atm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEiZ0j1Jx2M

The buildings of ancient times resemble modern cities of today. Who built them and how?

i dont play irl ball sports ew

They were in America well before the official timeline

i play rocket league :)

hmm, ok

entertainments are a distraction

one of the method of control

They were also the same type of buildings from Jesus's era

entertainments are simply entertaining

1000 years has been added to our official timeline

Free energy and weapon technology existed even back then

How did people move and cut these massive stone blocks back then?

It takes technology to do that

We can't even do that today with all of our technology?

Huh but the book was written in the 18th century so it shouldn't be that special that there are more modern buildings depicted?

Those buildings were old even in 1800

that is one possible angle
another is that the pyramids and other so-called ancient structures were actually build much more recently by these Phoenician - Canaanite / Jewish / Freemasons / merchant bankers

I'm referring to what we call Roman times. Why does Washington DC buildings look identical to ancient Rome?

nah just google 18th century architecture and you'll find dozens of this kind of building

because of a certain period called the renaissance, people tried to copy the romans in art and architecture

How did we build them in 1776 America? We had horses and log cabins back then?

It's pretty common knowlegde

Where did they get the manpower and technology to build these buildings?

There's no pictures of these buildings being built

There's no blueprints for these buildings