Biblical Archeologists Found The Ancient Lost City of Sodom & Gomorrah | George Howard

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2. Anyone seen "Over the hedge", this guy makes my tail tingle…

3. The Christers are using science to prove their book.
   The classical writers used myth to understand science.

   Love the science and the mythos.

4. This guy on here is so damn white they started talking about Graham Hancock and how Flint dibble said he was a white supremacist and all that and then this guy says he's married to a beautiful black woman no sir no sir not even close she's an Indian woman from Pakistan she is Pakistani if you want to be really technical she is very far from being a black woman although her skin tone is quite dark because she is a darker-skinned Indian woman but yeah no huge difference that's hilarious that was specially probably buy any pictures of her and her attire you figured you'd be able to tell not to mention all the damn times at Graham has mentioned her and where she's from and how he did excavations in her native country because she speaks the language. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

5. Holy shit holy shit holy shit. I never even put this together until 2 minutes in. The Venus Fly Trap is native to the area he's talking about.

6. Ppl will tell themselves anything to fit a specific narrative…"every tree on earth stopped growing" 😂 man please, there's absolutely no way that can be proven….what a bunch of pure bs

7. The moon is drifting away from earth, we once had no eclipses and one day will not have them again. We are in a very lucky time frame🤙

8. The guy who thinks that the back side of the moon is always dark doesn't seem to care about what the Chinese might be doing on the backside of the moon!?
   So the Chinese are going to the moon. But they don't want anybody to know what they're doing, so they're going to the back side! Duh!

9. Totally agree Graham did not get body bagged, by Flint? No way

10. Wanna see the whole and way more complex picture of the younger dryas impact? There is a crater, that caused the earth's crust shift, which led to the end of the ice age, the permafrost in Siberia, Alaska and Canada, and the extinction of the mammoths, that were frozen in ice alive in north of Russia. All that and many more I talk about in my presentation I worked on completely alone for 2 years, and published it just about 3 weeks ago! And yea, it's way more massive then people in the west are prepared to see. Regards, Anatoly

11. @42:05 with that animation of what he calls the 'shot-gun blast' type of impact – meaning a fragmenting comet (or other) – you have to also keep in mind that the earth is rotating as the impacts make contact. Something we saw from the Shoemaker-Leavy impact on Jupiter. The impacts or airbursts don't hit just one area of the planet, they appear as a pathway on different continents as the earth turns. Much debris landing in the oceans was likely, but hard to establish as there are rarely impact craters on deep sea floors. One exception is the Burckle impact in the Indian ocean approx. -2807bce (dated by the holocene impact working group, et al). This impact is one of a three large-impact event they believe took place in the Indian and Pacific oceans, causing week-long deluge (heavy rain) events on coastal areas. The burckle impact is responsible for the massive tsunami chevrons on the east coast of Madagascar.

12. This was another delightful interview – on both sides as well as the techincal support
    I am enjoying this channel a lot
    I watched an interview with Steven Collins
    Man!
    Archeology has taken a cool turn
    16 years in the making

    Thanks guys

13. Awesome show

14. One problem with Flint Dibble, he was using data that only went back to about 1100 AD, while claiming it covered the YDB era which was 13,000 years ago not 1200. Meaning he's basing his entire thesis on roughly 10% of the actual data. Seems extremely unreliable of you ask me.

15. Flint Dibble is a tool bag😅

16. Rockets don't work in space. So much of this guy's arguments depend on, that we've been in space. Rockets don't work in space there's no oxygen in space. Fans don't work in space.

17. Keep in mind that the secondary impacts were also from a fragmented asteroid that all struck across the Ice sheets. That's why they have directional perspectives with variations all across the geography of North America.

18. The bit about the moon, I think you guys left out the most important part. Without the tides our moon provides, there is a very strong possibility life on Earth never would have left the oceans. The tides are what possibly coaxed the ancient shoreline life to adapt to life on land. The moon is literally one of the biggest reasons we exist, or any terrestrial animal. If life in the universe is actually as common as we think, AND if similar moon/sun/planet relationships happen on these other life-bearing Goldilocks planets, the chances of these circumstances happening COINCIDENTALLY would literally be impossible.

19. So the sun and the moon are the same size but there's 400 reasons why they're not

20. Graham was butt hurt and emotional

21. I may have understood incorrectly, Danny, but your guest seems to think that the Dead Sea was always "dead" (and always had that name).

    He mentions Abraham's nephew, by name. And, of course, the Genesis account relates how Abraham's entourage (family, servants, and livestock) and Lot's entourage parted ways: with the latter choosing to split off and "go Left"– toward Sodom– because it was an oasis down there.

    If Lot's wife was turned into a pillar of salt (not table salt), then that "fire & brimstone" (firey brimstone) would have been associated with a volcanic eruption.
    Not the type of event your guest describes.
    >>I'm not contesting the "event" your guest is describing, but Sodom was farther South, (yet still in modern-day Jordan); and was destroyed in a different manner.
    >> otherwise, Lot and his daughters would not have escaped/survived.

22. "I'd prefer an authentic asshole to someone fake but polite." ~Me As a Vvierd artist (also shaman and esoteric Oracle of ()ssum ness), I really enjoyed this! 🌈🌪️🌊😶‍🌫️

23. Awesome listen

24. Cosmic Summit 24!!!!

25. There was a law made against anything that allows free energy and I seen that off of broadcast team alpha if you go in their playlist not long ago it's pictures of the plan

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