43. Enclosure D, Pillar 18, Pillar 31

43. Enclosure D, Pillar 18, Pillar 31

Author: The Skepsis Telegraph March 7, 2022 Duration: 1:27:38
  Welcome to episode 43 of The Illuminati Telegraph where we look into what we do not know about what we do know. On this episode, what we do know is that Gobekli Tepe is one of the more recent archeological finds that is changing the landscape of science and rewriting the story of human history. What we do not know is exactly what does it all mean?    We dive into Enclosure D, the main area of the whole complex that is more excavated, photographed, documented and interpreted than any other area. Each one of these pillars weighs between 15 and 20 metric tons and allegedly face the star Deneb in the constellation of Cygnus.    Cygnus would have been the main constellation of the zodiac at the time of the cultures who lived before the Younger Dryas impact some 15,000 years ago. Perhaps this astronomical alignment is an ode to the the prior civilizations who were devastated by the Younger Dryas impact as Gobekli Tepe was built by the pre-pottery neolithic cultures that re-emerged in the Levant some 10,800 years ago.    As is usually the case, the more answers that are revealed the more questions come with it. Join us on this discussion as we talk all things Enclosure D, including the prominent fox and comet symbology seen on more than one carving at Gobekli Tepe. Were these arbitrary art forms of animals for the sake of it or were these specifically chosen symbols that represent a comet or asteroid?    According to the rituals of some current indigenous cultures that carry their ancestors traditions, the fox symbology is much more than a cute design.    We hope you enjoy this conversation as much as we did. Please subscribe, follow us everywhere and join our conversations as we continue unearthing all things hidden from us. Much love! follow us on twitter, Gettr and Instagram, and youtube.  @illuminatitele Death of Skepsis   Golgothan (Spotify)  Golgothan (BandCamp)  Alfred and the Teddinators  CoolDill  Metamorphicon  Dillon Crozier 

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42. West African Chocolate Slavery and the World Cocoa Organization [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:23:28
Welcome to the latest episode of The Illuminati Telegraph where we look into all things we do not know regarding things we do know. This week what we do know is the chocolate industry is large. What we did not know was t…