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Check out these 6 ancient civilizations that were hiding in plain sight, but never discovered prior to the advent of archeological LASER BEAM technology

September 05, 2023 - ancient civilizations still to be discovered using lidar lasers?

Archeologists have also uncovered nearly 500 long-lost Maya and Olmec ceremonial sites across Mexico. As many as 478 different Mesoamerican sites ranging in age between 2,000 and 3,000 years old were uncovered across a 32,800-square-mile area in the Mexican states of Tabasco and Veracruz.

"It was unthinkable to study an area this large until a few years ago," commented Takeshi Inomata, an anthropologist ...

WATCH as the Health Ranger talks to Randall Carlson about comet impacts, ancient civilizations, and the geological secrets of planet Earth

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Calamitous comet impacts and other extreme "acts of God" appear to be written in the rocks, Carlson and Adams discussed throughout the episode, which you can watch below.

To ignore the profound evidence that exists to support the theory of the Younger Dryas comet impact, as one example – more on Younger Dryas is available here – is to play fast and loose with science.

"It's really not as widely known, particularly among the scientific community, as it needs ...

5 Hidden ancient civilizations discovered by laser technology

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Watch this video about 10 mysterious lost civilizations.

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The Biden Titanic

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(Article Victor Davis Hanson republished from AMGreatness.com)

Biden’s track record as president may be more concerning than his cognitive decline. He has literally destroyed the U.S. border, deliberately allowing the entry of more than 10 million illegal aliens. His callous handlers’ agenda was to import abjectly poor constituencies in need of vast government services without regard for the current struggles of a battered American middle class and poor.

The widespread ...

5 Men convicted of operating massive, illegal streaming service with more content than several big streaming platforms COMBINED

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The five were convicted in June for their part in operating the Jetflicks platform. Subscribers to Jetflicks were charged $9.99 per month. While the platform generated millions of dollars in subscription revenue, the Department of Justice (DOJ) said Jetflicks caused "substantial harm to television program copyright owners."

At one point, Jetflicks boasted that it hosted more than 183,200 TV episodes, a lineup larger than the combined catalogs of official streaming platforms ...

Columbia University suspends three deans for “antisemitic” speech in private text messages

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According to Nemat Shafik, Columbia's president, the three deans "disturbingly touched on ancient antisemitic tropes" in their private text conversations with one another.

"Whether intended as such or not, these sentiments are unacceptable and deeply upsetting, conveying a lack of seriousness about the concerns and the experiences of members of our Jewish community," Shafik wrote in a letter that was publicly released this week.

Washington Free Beacon is credited with ...

Once-vibrant Sicilian tourist hotspot now turning away visitors due to severe water shortage

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A charming coastal city in central Sicily, Agrigento is renowned for its archaeological sites, notably the Valley of the Temples, a sprawling, 3,200-acre archaeological site with eight temples built by Greek settlers between 510 and 430 B.C.

However, the arrival of thousands of tourists every year has made it difficult for the city's residents to maintain their water supplies, especially since the city of 60,000 people still heavily relies on an ancient aqueduct system for ...

Toronto police refused to arrest NAKED Pride parade perverts because “it’s not in the best interest of the community”

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Pride parades, including the ones held in Toronto, are colorful demonstrations of LGBTQ+ pride and solidarity. They feature marches, floats, performances and community gatherings, attracting diverse participants and supporters.

However, discussions around public nudity during these parades have sparked debates concerning legalities, community standards, the rights of participants and the welfare of children and minors. Recent incidents during Toronto Pride parades have drawn ...

Study finds humans, not climate change, responsible for extinction of hundreds of megafauna species over the last 50,000 years

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The answer to the question of whether humans or so-called climate change was responsible for the extinction of hundreds of large animal species has stumped researchers for decades.

By "large," researchers were referring to animals weighing at least 45 kilograms, known collectively as megafauna. During this period, at least 161 species of mammals went extinct, based on the remains discovered so far.

The biggest animals, especially land-dwelling herbivores weighing over ...

ZIONISTS GONE WILD: Former Trump-appointed U.S. ambassador to Israel says Americans must be imprisoned for “antisemitism”

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Former Donald Trump-appointed U.S. Ambassador to Israel David M. Friedman had a meltdown on X about the Biden regime not doing enough, in his opinion, to "arrest and prosecute" Americans for "hate crimes" against Jews.

"Antisemitism is now tolerated and even supported in the United States in ways never before seen in our country," Friedman complained. "It is a national crisis and an embarrassment. It has gone far beyond criticism of Israel, which itself was violent, vulgar ...

Fmr U.S. Ambassador David M. Friedman demands Americans be imprisoned for ‘antisemitism’

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(Article by Chris Menahan republished from InformationLiberation.com)

Friedman said that President Biden or "whoever tells [him] what to do" needs to "get tough on Jew-hatred" and suggested they launch a "federal" effort to "arrest and prosecute" anti-Semites for "hate crimes."

Not doing so will lead to the end of the American Empire, Friedman argued.

Friedman wrote on X:

I see no real effort on the Federal level to arrest and prosecute the ...

6 Civil War-era foods you can still make today (recipes included)

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The history of these foods is probably much richer than their flavors. They were developed using materials available at the time. (h/t to PreppersWill.com.)Confederate shortbread

Wheat flour was quite scarce in the South during the Civil War, so soldiers baked bread from available ingredients, like white cornmeal. Some folks prefer to add baking powder, but you have to keep in mind that back then, soldiers did not have baking powder or butter. Sunflower seed oil was used ...

Prepping must-haves: Essential items to include in your survival stockpile

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Emergencies highlight the need to start your survival stockpile now so you don't run out of important items because you are unable to buy more at the grocery store after things go south.

Below are some items that you need to start stockpiling before it's too late. (h/t to AskAPrepper.com)First aid items

Most non-preppers often have a few first aid items stored in the bathroom or kitchen cabinet, but it’s better to add more supplies to your survival stockpile so you ...

Food storage: How to keep fruits and vegetables fresh without a refrigerator

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Traditional methods of refrigeration

These age-old techniques are not only sustainable, they also foster a deeper understanding of natural preservation methods that can be adapted today.Zeer pot

Originally from ancient Egypt and still used in parts of Africa today, the Zeer pot, a simple evaporative cooler made from terra cotta pots, offers a viable means of refrigeration in arid regions. Enhancing this method could involve experimenting with different sizes and materials ...

Archaeologists find records of Pompeii’s survivors, proving many survived Mount Vesuvius eruption

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On August 24 in 79 A.D., Mount Vesuvius erupted after centuries of dormancy, devastating the once prosperous Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum and killing thousands. Based on most modern accounts, both cities were destroyed with their people fossilized. (Related: Vesuvius eruption wiped out people of Pompeii because it lasted longer than 15 minutes, study finds)

The latest research is threatening to upend the narrative about the story of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius ...

Study shows aromatherapy with rose essential oil can help relieve stress naturally

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In ancient Egypt, essential oils became a part of religious rituals and healing practices, with some historical texts recording the therapeutic effects of inhaling different fragrances. In ancient Greece, Hippocrates -- considered to be the father of modern medicine -- strongly promoted the benefits of aromatic baths and scented massages, believing them to be the key to maintaining good health.

Ancient Chinese and Indian healers also advocated the use of aromatherapy for ...

Prepping guide: Salting meat for long-term preservation

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There are many food preservation methods, but one traditional method that has stood the test of time is salting or curing. (h/t to Prepper.life)

Salting has been used for centuries to prepare food that will remain edible for extended periods, especially back when refrigeration and modern preservation methods were not yet available. Salting has deep roots in human history. Before the invention of refrigerators, people needed ways to store food.

Early civilizations, ...

Archaeologists uncover barracks and artifacts in Colonial Williamsburg from America’s first soldiers in the Continental Army

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Experts believe that the barracks was constructed between 1776 and 1777 before ultimately being destroyed by the forces of British general Lord Charles Cornwallis in 1781.

The barracks were found during an archaeological excavation of the location identified by the Historic Triangle Recreational Facilities Authority  as the preferred site for a planned regional indoor sports center before the finalization of the project proposal.

This excavation was done in accordance ...

Food storage tips: How to dehydrate honey

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Honey also has a number of beneficial properties that make it a great natural remedy. In addition to being an excellent antioxidant and anti-inflammatory agent, honey boasts strong antibacterial properties that make it useful for treating burns and open wounds, preventing infections and promoting wound healing. Honey is also commonly used to relieve sore throat and cough symptoms in children. (Related: Herbs and honey: 7 Natural home remedies for a cough.)

Because of its ...