Let’s explore lunatic asylums a little further today because I find the subject fascinating to think about. In addition, let’s explore the notion that there ARE castles in the United States. They were just designated as penitentiaries.
Tag: question the Narrative
Sometimes the Most Important Question Is HOW???
Although this video was originally going to be directed at homeschoolers, I’m finding that this is a question we ALL need to seriously start asking in this day and age.
When was the last time you asked HOW???
Question the Narrative | Mudflood Window Explanations?
Today’s QtN video is a bit shorter, I know, but I really thought it would be helpful to go over some explanations being presented for mudflood windows because, you know what? It’s not as cut and dry as some people believe.
Question the Narrative | Underground Cities
Although I had to edit out a portion of this video because I got a copyright claim for 45 seconds of a video with no sound, I think this is one of my favorite videos in this series. To me, it solidifies so much of what I’ve been saying about manufactured history, #mudfloods, and, the fact that, yes, there are underground cities, and you CAN build one city on another.
Question the Narrative | Castles for Giants (and Other Artifacts)
In today’s video, I started out answering a common question about #mudflood windows and then shared an interesting article about Eureka Springs. The main topic, however, are castles and other #Tartarian buildings that seem to have been built for giants, and not the average man.
Question the Narrative | Faking History?
The Question the Narrative series is about the possibility that we have been deceived about most things that we believe to be true. People often ask how this could possibly happen. How can they hide it? What about eyewitnesses? In today’s video, I’m sharing some ideas for how that could happen rather easily.
Question the Narrative | The Mother of All Rabbit Holes
If my flat earth videos triggered you, you may not want to watch this. 😉 I say that only partially in jest.
Always remember that these videos are meant to pique your curiosity. I find interesting things that seem to have some evidence behind them, so I share them with you. That is not the same thing as a 100% endorsement.
With that being said, dig in.
Question the Narrative | The Great Fire Enigma
Are you ready for another rabbit hole? Here you go.
Have you heard of the Great Chicago Fire? The Great San Francisco Fire? What if I were to tell you that almost every single major city in the US experienced a citywide “great fire” from around the mid-1800s through the early 1900s – the same period as the most mysterious World’s Fairs.
As Scott Wolter always said in America Unearthed – the history we were all taught growing up is wrong.
Homeschooling 101 | Are You Teaching Science or Scientism?
As #homeschooling parents, we have the advantage of teaching our children how to weigh evidence and seek out both sides of an issue – something not really offered in a public school environment. Now, more than ever, we’re faced with the indoctrination of the populace by a group of technocrats who believe more in agenda than truth.
Are you teaching your kids the difference?
Question the Narrative | Antarctica – The Edge of the World
I had to take a break from my Question the Narrative series after the last one because, while I was prepared for some backlash, I was surprised at how many people were genuinely angry about me broaching the topic of the flat earth. After some time of prayer and contemplation, however, I’ve realized that I cannot allow the opinion of others to dictate the things I talk about, especially when it comes to encouraging others to not be afraid to question what we’re told to believe without evidence.
In today’s video, I addressed a couple of questions I received since the last one on this topic.
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