Old World Lighthouses

➡ The article discusses the mystery surrounding the construction of lighthouses in the United States, particularly those supposedly built in the 1800s. The author questions the lack of construction records and the inconsistencies in the dates provided by the National Archives. They suggest that these structures may have been built by a previous, advanced civilization, or were constructed in anticipation of future population growth, not for the small populations of the time. The author encourages further investigation into the history of these lighthouses.
➡ This text discusses the mystery and history of granite lighthouses, particularly those in Maine and North Carolina, built in the 1800s. The author questions how these structures were built and powered, suggesting they might have been constructed by a group called the Donkeys Incorporated Club and powered by free energy. The author also hints at a possible underground connection between these lighthouses. The text ends with the author’s determination to uncover the truth about these lighthouses and their past.

Please. Do not forget the punctuations! Please. Do not forget the punctuations! Please. Do not forget the punctuations! We have the master list, a list that the National Archives gave us. Back in episode 159, a massive mistake by the mainstream history. We’ve been studying this list for months now, reviewing it in fall, and we have located a huge pattern, and that is that the search term Lighthouse. It shows up 1,159 times, showing up over a thousand times. In the National Archives record database, where we can see that they hold zero construction records, no files, files that would prove that they know exactly how these lighthouses got here.

And these weren’t just random lighthouses. These were supposedly government-funded lighthouses, supposedly built and paid for by the United States taxpayer. And again, this is not thousands of years ago. They should have the records of construction. I hope you’re ready, because we’re going to be exposing something shocking today. Constructing a lighthouse requires surveys, material logs, engineering plans, maintenance records. These things are normally built on a cliff, and on top of rock formations, this is not a shed in your backyard. It would require a document. They’d need a blueprint. The Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, North Carolina, which we can all see, has gotten a really interesting paint job.

We all know that the official narrative is that this 270-foot-tall lighthouse was constructed in 1870. And in 1999, the entire lighthouse was moved 3,000 feet away. But the problem for them is that we see that they’re telling us 1870 as the construction date. But when we check the master list, here it is right here. It is listed as N.D. Listed as N.D. They don’t know the construction date. Within the National Archives, they do not have a date listed. They don’t know the construction date, and literally list it as N.D. right here. So not only do we know that this 1870 date right here is unverified.

We can go back to the story. And they say that the one that we see today was, of course, the replacement supposedly, and that there was an original lighthouse, if you can believe it. And that one was constructed in 1802, they tell us. A 112-foot lighthouse made of dark sandstone. And what in the world happened to the first one? Apparently, this mysterious first lighthouse was just demolished in 1871 and eroded away in a storm. This is ridiculous. I can’t believe that we all trusted these stories for so long. I want to see more Old World Lighthouses.

We have over a thousand of them to investigate over time. So let’s keep moving. The White Shoal Lighthouse, which is the tallest lighthouse on the Great Lakes. And I say on the Great Lakes, because it’s literally in the middle of the lake. It is located five miles off the coast, in the middle of Lake Michigan, made with brick interior. Again, they are painting the outside of these things. And I 100% believe they’re doing this to make them look completely insignificant. Putting this dumb spiral design on them so that we don’t ask the question, how in the world did this get constructed during the horse and wagon era, during the porta potty era of the past? I don’t believe for a second that these lighthouses were originally built with this terrible paint job on it.

Zero documentation on this lighthouse within the master list. And they don’t even put ND here. They just don’t even put a date at all. Nothing. They have no idea when this thing was actually constructed, because if they did, they would have a single document. Now who in the world was the architect? We are all told that a general in the 1800s was just knocking out lighthouses. A general was the master architect. You gotta be kidding me. Just pinning this one to the United States Lighthouse Board. What an incredible excuse that we have just uncovered.

They just created a fake board and pinned these old world structures to that board. Just saying that the military was going around in the 1800s, throwing lighthouses together all over the place. And because it was the military doing it, it was just excused. And no architect needed to be pinned to it. That excuse no longer works. I want us all to keep track of the paint that’s on all of these lighthouses. I want to see over time if this is something that’s an attempt at making us think that these lighthouses are all just brand new.

And nothing special, distracting us from what’s really underneath the paint. And this is when we see Princes Bay Lighthouse, Staten Island, New York. And you can see that it doesn’t have any paint on it. Constructed in a single year supposedly. And constructed yet again. Under this United States Lighthouse Board, no architect is actually pinned to it. And since it was supposedly constructed, under a federal agency, and not some random architect, they should without a doubt have reports. They should have budgets, documents, blueprints. But when we all go into the master list for the National Archives, again, they do not have a single document.

They don’t have the construction date for this one either. So yet again, 1864, like we’re being told, is completely unverified. Going over to the Nash Island Lighthouse, located in Maine, I believe, again, all of this is in my opinion, and you’re free to think whatever you’d like. That being said, I believe that they were finding these lighthouses and then just building these houses next to them. And I believe that the construction dates are actually the construction of the house that’s sitting right next to the Old World structure. These houses were just built, in my opinion, and they’re sitting right next to the Old World lighthouses.

Remember, going back to these dates, let’s go back to this lighthouse in the middle of Lake Michigan. How many people were boating in Lake Michigan in the 1850s? This one’s in Emmet County, Michigan, where Emmet County wasn’t even fully organized in 1850. And the first official population count for this county was in 1854, where we are all told that they only had 4,900 people. And then in 1860, the population of this county drops down to like a thousand people. So what is going on here? Why does a county of nobody need a lighthouse five miles off the coast? The mainstream history tells all of us that during this exact time of nobody being here, between 1852 and 1860, 26 new lighthouses were built for a population of a thousand people.

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You guys are all awesome in helping this channel out a lot. What a weird narrative. It’s strange if you really think about it. Why are we being told that there were all of these lighthouses being thrown together all over the place in the 1800s? I personally believe, without a doubt, that the previous civilization was here, prior to the 17 and 1800s, an extremely advanced group of people, and we have seen their structures all over the world. If I was forced to suggest something else, if I was forced to say that they actually constructed these lighthouses in our timeline, when these stories say that they did, I would have to say that they knew that we were all coming, and that they were setting the stage for all of us, because they were definitely not building them for only a thousand people.

There’s way too many lighthouses in a place that nobody was even boating at that time. Either way, the story is off. The story is clearly off, and it doesn’t add up at all, and this is when we go deeper. We go to Maine, the Mount Desert Lighthouse, a granite lighthouse, and where in the world is this one located? In 1830, in the middle of the water yet again, the pilgrims of the past were just suffering, yet they needed to construct granite lighthouses, so that they could just set sail and deliver the greatest goods of the time.

Grandma would hit the waves on Tuesdays, and be back for dinner thanks to the lighthouses. A population of 50 and half of them are kids. This was no issue for the people of the 1850s. A granite outhouse would have been nice, but they settled for the granite lighthouse instead. They would keep their wooden toilets for good luck. Oh, and this granite lighthouse is 20 miles out in the middle of the ocean. There are rumors floating around that the Donkeys Incorporated Club would saddle up. They would ride the swimming donkeys out into the middle of the ocean, and they would construct these lighthouses when nobody was looking.

According to locals, the donkeys of the past could haul the granite no problem. My question is where in the world are all of our granite lighthouses today? I just want one. I want a single structure, I don’t care what it is, to be built without a power tool in a year, and made of granite. I want to see it happen. We need the Donkeys Incorporated Club to help us out with this. Thank you to all of our badge members, all of our Patreons, and every single subscriber. We’re closing in on 300,000 subscribers really quick on YouTube, and it’s really cool to see this community reaching new people every single day.

We’re also on Rumble, we’re on X, Instagram, TikTok, eBay, and Spotify, if you’re looking for even more content from us. So this is located 20 miles off the coast, off a town called Tremont in Maine. Again, built in 1830, supposedly, and we are told the truth that it originally had a bell tower, which we just saw in episode 170, that they removed all the bells in Illinois. And guess what? At the exact same time in 1889, they did the exact same thing right here. This lighthouse had a bell, and the bell was replaced by a steam-powered whistle in 1889.

And of course, we read right here that the house that is there was officially built after the lighthouse. How long has that lighthouse been there? 20 miles out into the ocean. This is unbelievable. I always think back to our tunnel episodes. I always wonder if these structures all over the world are just the top for something underneath them connecting to each other. It doesn’t hurt to ask the question, because going back to the Cape Hatteras lighthouse, North Carolina, which was fine for so many years, you have to ask, why did they relocate it 3,000 feet away? Was it to hide what was underneath it? I would also watch these lighthouses now.

I would keep an eye on them. It’s strange that when you zoom in on a lot of them, you’re not able to see them. Some incredible pictures here of the contrast between the lighthouse and the construction that our timeline, our civilization did. The plastic siding of the times that looks like it’s about to fall over any second. So if we go down the coastline, we find the Boone Island Lighthouse. Suggesting that they’re connected at this point seems more and more likely. I guarantee you, as we keep going with this, we’re going to see that some of them go underground, under the water.

We all know how this goes, and we all know what the old world was capable of. 133 feet tall, the tallest lighthouse in both Maine and New England. We are all told that this is also the second lighthouse here. And the first one was a granite tower, and it was just washed away into the ocean in yet another storm in 1832. So we’re all seeing the pattern very quickly here. In my opinion, this is a narrative written by an AI. It’s a repeating story over and over, just washing away the first granite lighthouse into the ocean because of that random storm that just comes along once in a while.

How many more times do you think we’re going to see that story? The random storm is the brand new fire narrative. I love finding these patterns and exposing them to the world. This is just unbelievable. So they knocked this second one out in 1855. Who constructed the first one? We will never know. Who constructed the second one? The historians are all out there yelling right now at the screen. I can hear them right now just screaming the words, who cares? Because we all know that they don’t care about verifying anything. It told them in their books that this was the second lighthouse, the end until now.

Now that we know what to look for, we have found patterns already. We have their list. This is going to be fun for us and not so fun for the mainstream history because now I’m going to show you the Bodie Island Lighthouse located in North Carolina. It has the fresh coat of paint. It has the brand new house and it has something else. It has an AI story. We are told that this is not the first lighthouse here. It’s not even the second lighthouse. It is supposedly the third time that the donkeys of the past put a massive lighthouse here.

The first lighthouse was just abandoned. The second one was destroyed two years after it was built. And then the third one is stone and granite lighthouse is here for us today. And who knows what they were doing to this thing in 2010. Now how in the world are these lighthouses being powered in the 1800s? The narrative can try. But we all know that a population of nobody, they were not running cables out there. And we know that ComEd, they weren’t on call in the ocean in the 1850s. We are told that they were using whale oil and kerosene to keep these lights powered, which I do believe is true.

But I don’t think for a second that that’s how these lighthouses were all originally powered. I do believe that there’s something going on underneath all of them. I believe that these were powered by a free energy. I believe that these lighthouses off the coast and in the ocean are the smoking gun to a world that was here that had free energy. And I’m going to try to find it. [tr:trw].