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Hello to all. Perchance, we may have stumbled upon one of the best ways to inform people of our covered-up ancient world, one that directly influences our current reality. Once folks catch wind of our ancestors and who they really were and what they were capable of, the haystack may catch fire with ...

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Ill bet you dimes to doughnuts the ancients built those big, thin islands that surround the bay and protect it from the ravages
of the ocean.
JWW

Two forts guarding Mobile Bay! Huzzah for the Confederacy of The South! Down with that carpet-bagger President Lincoln! Id like to bring your attention to all the harbors, artificial islands, and long-as-hell breakwaters of the famous bay. I know the US Army Corps of Engineers work very hard, but wh...

My dearest chums, Im also a military historian. Why would anyone build pointed bastions instead of round ones? A rounded wall deflects cannon fire much better, and its easier to position the guns for traverse of fire. Theres no cannons straight ahead on a star point, what if you needed grape shot fi...

On the ground last Sunday with my wife. Some interesting details. The stone sea wall was impressive, and there's a protected wildlife area that looks to have a boat quay on it. No access. Wetlands. The he fort gave off a wild energy. Theres a Freemason-designed statue of Orpheus in honor of Francis ...

I think the pentagon-shaped lake is significant.
Perhaps the pentagon is a very powerful sacred geometric shape?
I think so.
JWW

The Germans and SS built many hardened bunkers, even the Wolfs Lair, along Ley Lines.
I'll bet a few sites of military importance were built upon ruins of star forts.
The Thule and Ahnenerbe societies knew they were ancient power sites.
JWW

Nice work Sylvie! Words have may meanings. Words like: "Skullduggery" "Cover-up" "Brainwash" "Sheeple" (US military and Intel Community slang) Someday soon, someone in power will say: "We would have gotten away with covering up all those star forts and mounds if it wasn't for Shaggy and Scooby-Doo a...

1660, or so they say.
JWW

“Americans have not treated what Dr. Pauketat calls “Ancient America’s great city on the Mississippi” with reverence. Four-lane roads and highways surround and bisect Cahokia, the sprawl of East St. Louis covers more of the ancient site, and many of the earthen pyramids have been scraped away to use...