Fountains Abbey & the history lie: the ancient site up close & personal

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It was not, as we are told, founded by 13 monks in 1132 who financed the construction of this incredible building with their wool trade. It was built long before this by ancient advanced humans and discovered by these monks, already in ruins. They claimed it as their own and turned it into a religious site, not understanding the significance or function of this antiquitec structure.


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See my previous episode to understand better what I mean by antiquitec.

The reason they doesn't want us to know the truth is because it brings up the question of where these advanced humans went? And what happened to their advanced technology? Us sheeple are expected to not ask such questions because the answers will likely wake us up to the lie called History.

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Once you are awake to that lie, there are a whole bunch more...

Enjoy the film. And notice how they built the structure OVER the river rather than alongside it. Being above naturally flowing water has an energetic healing effect.

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He was a London based filmmaker until he sold everything and set out on a barefoot journey around the world, currently based in the south of France.

He is travelling with his partner & two children and with no bank account he has been living on STEEM & crypto for over two years.

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