Croatoan Mystery Haunted Outer Banks: The Lost Colony of Roanoke

Witches are real too. And we just look through the counts of them and we think, oh no, that’s a trampoline, that’s silly. That’s a centaur. That’s silly. Well, it’s like all of this. And what if it’s just a technology we don’t understand, right? You know, using these things for bad or for good, people may have been using a very old system, you know, to achieve different types of healing or results, it just was too much for the modern people of the time to really accept, but those were used potentially for thousands of years to, um, to obtain results of different sorts.

So in conclusion, goat man is real and, uh, the outer banks may be haunted. I’m pretty sure the outer banks are haunted. I mean, when you have a, when you have a area that says, um, that says toxic sort of so many deaths, so much of a crazy weather system in the areas, you’re bound to have weird energy and weird things happening in those places, right? I mean, why is the weather system like that in the first place? There has to be, if you look into like Wilhelm Reich’s research on Oregon and dead Oregon, he was basically saying that weather systems are usually just the result of dead Oregon energy.

And what he was doing was trying to send, um, mechanisms into the sky. Essentially that would produce positive Oregon energy, and it would always disperse the dead Oregon, balance it out, and it would create this, uh, parting of the clouds in the area in which he sent those up, maybe that area is producing an enormous amount of dead Oregon energy because of the trauma on the area, and that’s why you have, it’s sort of like a bizarre epicenter for supernatural, um, supernatural phenomena, you know, I mean, could be. And I mean, just to kind of wrap this up a little bit too, what is your take on and your, your belief around the, the word Croatoan, what do you think? Do you think that this is a thing? Why has it lasted this long? I mean, why is this after all of these years, we still have mysteries of the unexplained reporting about Croatoan and its last look, lore has lasted this long, verbally and or otherwise.

You want to get into the Q and A Rob? Yeah. But what do you think about that before we do? Oh, the word Croatoan. Um, there’s something to it. I don’t personally think things happen randomly. I think there are reasons for everything. What the reason is, I don’t know, but it’s, it’s become a mystery. So even if it wasn’t originally, it certainly is now. And I don’t know, I don’t know where that, what the significance of that word is other than the Island and the native tribes name, except now it’s become so synonymous with the mystery.

Have you ever looked into the cracker toe, a volcano explosion? Possibly look around that, too. Yeah. Do me a favor and look that up. It’s called Krakatoa. And it was one of the volcanoes, I think, in the. Was it in the United States and Java? This is in Java. Now, apparently this this volcano erupted in 1883 and it it was a massive eruption. Let’s see what it says here in 1927, a fourth Island. Oh, go up a little. Yeah, right there. Uh, a knock Krakatoa or child of Krakatoa emerged from the caldera formed in 1883.

There has been, there’s been new eruptive activity since the late 20th century with the large collapse causing the 2018 Sunday straight tsunami. So this thing is still going. I just think it’s interesting that the word is so similar. Uh, yeah, anyway, probably something to get into another time. Anyway, what do you guys think about Krakatoa? Uh, you got to leave us a comment below and let us know what you think. We’re about to go over to rise.tv, where we’re going to have a Q&A where we discuss all of this stuff and probably get into some questions from a bunch of you viewers and, um, have a little bit more of a, uh, direct conversation about all of this and you can get access to rise.tv and be a part of that just by going to rise.tv and subscribing to support our work.

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