Debunking Historical Construction Myths

I've been wanting to show everyone this photo for a while.

This is Mont-Saint-Michel in France.

This photo was taken in 1925.

Now on the ground you can see there is a railroad track in the dirt.

Railroad tracks need to be screwed into wood.

If they were constructed in our timeline, just like this picture, you can see the wood

because we constructed it.

Now the train was basically brand new to the world at this point.

So we should be able to see the wood planks in this photo.

They are completely covered up by the dirt.

The only thing sticking out is the railroad tracks from, in my opinion, the previous civilization.

And we are reusing their technology.

This entire area was dug out of the dirt.

You can see where the previous ground level was, here off to the right hand side.

This is an incredible structure.

Very clearly a place that was built by the previous civilization, considering Paris City

Vision lets us know that this was built before cowboys and Indians.

In fact, they tell us that it was built over 1,100 years before cowboys and Indians.

In the year 708.

Very casually knocking this one out in the year 708.

Any year would have worked honestly.

706, 707 would have also been a winning number.

Anything goes if you're the mainstream narrative, until now.

Because we all know that this is just ridiculous and a complete lie.

The logistics in building this before anyone even knew how to make paper is complete nonsense.

708, wow.

Oh, and did I forget to mention that this thing is in the middle of the water?

Did I leave that part out?

Well, yeah, it's in the middle of the water.

And we are supposed to just believe that they had a great shipping company, an architect,

a financial guy that would make sure that they had this all covered in the year 708.

Oh, and it of course lasts forever.

With zero issues and not one flaw in the construction.

It's perfect.

Unlike anything that we have ever constructed today.

How does the mainstream history make any sense at all at this point?

You cannot go from this in 708 to evolving and advancing into sheds.

And now we build motel sixes.

It's crazy.

How can anyone ever go into a history class again without laughing?

The year 708 was just a year of brilliance, I guess.

Yeah, right.

These buildings are from the previous civilization.

And more and more people are realizing this every single day.

And once you know, you know.

You don't go back to thinking that the year 708 built massive structures on a cliff in

the middle of the water with a train that just pulls right up to the front door.