Charles Kos

The longevity of humans in Genesis (of the Family) are backed up by Sumerian tradition, saying people were living too long so Enki/EEA, Humans' advocate, with other gods, decided on a reduction of ages for the newer versions of mankind, after the fourth or fifth flood. The alternative was no humans at all on this planet, but EEA wouldn't have that. I apologise to the trolls that this is not backed up by archaeology.... yet?

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Charles Kos

It is known or suspected the Romans planted root vegetables, a kind of white carrot, and raddishes, turnips in Roman Britain, however it would seem from my understanding that the knowledge of root veggies was largely lost! In Tudor times for instance the poor simply ate bread and mainly just grain was sown. In my 1st Edition Britannica, 1760s-70s, I read the entire article on Agriculture and Farming and it talks about new introductions of these root vegetables to Scotland!

My question is this. How catastrophic must have been the death at one time, or multiple times, to simply forget about root veggies! I suspect the plagues plus comet(s).

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Charles Kos

My thoughts on King Arthur as occur to me at the present moment.

The Arthurian legends were brought to Britain from Central Asia

Gawain is Cohen/Kogan, the Khazar name, for example.

The Round Table is the Old Sarum. This along with Silbury Hill are the Geographical center of the kingdom according to an old map. Camalo-donum (Camel Town) is clearly not here but at Colchester, a trading city, conveniently situated to control trade with Proto-Flanders and Holland.

Knights would follow ley lines to reach the round table easily for important meetings.

When was it? Who knows.... but the geography is there and I think plausible. I think Stonehenge times, as the story seems to date to the building of the monument.

There is no King Arthur in the Dark Ages, NONE! No record, nothing. If there are Arthurs they are pretender and imitators and need to be 'massaged' by an expert masseuse to have half a chance at being something like the actual arthur of legend who controlled all the island, and other islands around. I believe he was placed here in the 6th century, simply because it was a gap in history that needed to be filled due to plague and comet impacts.

Your thoughts below.

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Charles Kos

Very exciting video I just recorded, and I'll try and put out today. I now believe there is a massive void under the great pyramid as the scans suggest and I have 'firm but circumstantial proof' regarding this, straight from the LIPS of the ancients!

Of course some of my derivation is controversial and requires the following, based on my analysis of the situation:

Yngling settlement of Egypt around 6k-4k BC. This was the predynastic.
Central Asian (Turk) Settlement of Egypt for Old Kingdom.
Gupta (Indian) settlement of Egypt in Middle Kingdom?
ETC.

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Charles Kos

PART 2. The Grand Tour. Germany and Holland.

Having just completed Hibbert's great book about the Grand Tour, I can add a second part regarding travel in Germany and Holland.

After leaving Italy, it was into Germany and then the Netherlands before heading back to England. In the seventeenth and eighteenth century, Germany was still 'The Empire' and it had the same problem as Italy with regards to an excessive number of kingdoms.

This created problems with travel regarding customs officials. To circumvent this, English would style themselves as a 'baron' and dress up in fancy costume, with expensive carriages, and retinues and feathers in their hats.

Having dressed up in this way, they would be presented in royal courts and have interviews with dukes and even royals well above their station. The Germans entertained quite lavishly especially in Austria, and Vienna, was seen as the luxury capital of Europe, not France, which came second.

There were about 70 royal courts in Germany and if aristocrats failed to entertain them, the tourists were disappointed as this was expected, such were the Germans reputation! Destinations included Potsdam in Berlin, the capital of Prussia as well as Dusseldorf, still a luxury capital. Cologne was seen as full of beggars and weeds and lazy folk, their unfinished cathedral a burden and blight for 700 years.

These days Germany is not seen as a top travel destination by tourists vs. say Spain or Italy, (however having travelled there it is simply fantastic and I cannot understand this view among Westerners!), but in those days it was seen as a premier destination with beautiful cities, and Spain was ignored as 'irrelevant'! Tourists would eat beer, pumpernickel and 'greasy sausage' at their inns.

Holland! Holland was seen as the cleanest place in Europe. Dutch women would actually wash the cobblestones in front of their houses and all along the street, which was perfectly clean. This differs to France where the cobblestones were caked in grime and dirt and were quite slippery.

Along the lines of aquatic ape theory, one tourist commented on the amphibian-like look around the eyes of some Dutch men and wondered if the whole country had not once been covered with water and the ancestors of the current inhabitants sea creatures.

The country was described as one huge garden with rows of flowers across meadows. Unlike the Germans, the Dutch nobles and regulars did not entertain the English at all, some said out of parsimony, and it seemed it was a national sport to try and get rich.

In Italy and especially Naples, if there was a dispute about payments at the inn, a shotgun was produced. In Holland if there was a dispute, the landlord would increase the price and summon the local magistrate. Due to all this, the English actually ran their own inns in Holland and many tourists simply ate their and ate English style food, beef and beer.

The tourist would also travel into Belgium, then known as Spanish or Austrian Flanders. At Spa, waters were seen as the most curative in Europe. Being a monarchy it was a bit more backwards than the republic to the north, and the countryfolk seen as friendly and stuck in time.

:)

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Charles Kos

What was, the Grand Tour? The Grand Tour, from the English perspective, was a trip the aristocratic young were expected to take, partly to keep them out of trouble, and to be inspired by the ruins of Classical Civilization.

The tourist would reach France, usually at Calais, which had a largely Anglo-origin, though French speaking population. They would take a coach, usually with no suspension, trying to reach Paris as quickly as possible without staying at too may questionable inns. He would then visit Versailles, tour cities of the south, and cross into Switzerland to reach Italy, avoiding the possibility of Corsair pirates if he took a sea journey.

The classically minded did not appreciate the mountain passes of Switzerland until the romantic era of the 1800s. He would marvel at the North Italian ciites with especial attention paid to Florence and Venice. The goal however was Rome, and many English settled there. Italian aristocrats would make a business out of entertaining English aristocrats, showing them rooms full up to the ceiling of paintings they might wish to purchase as a momento. It was also seen as necessary to have their portrait painted with Roman ruins as a backdrop.

From there it was usually necessary to see Naples, which was the most thriving and energetic and interesting of the Italian cities. They would then attempt to climb Vesuvius, sometimes getting their clothes smoky or burnt.

That was as far south as most of them went. Travelling in Italy was troublesome as the country was full of bandits and customs officers (legal bandits), and the gentle English often failed to negotiate price, paying what was asked, earning them the disrespect of the locals. They then ventured north again, often through Germany and then the low countries, and back to England.

That was the grand tour.

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Charles Kos

A post I made at 3am. As it pertains to history I put it here:

Harsh truths that occur to me just now. Feel free to add in the comments.

+ Laws like no fault divorce or even divorce were just a power transfer from church to government to enslave everyone by reducing the importance of family. It's another expression of state communism and anti faith that God isn't making the right decision in marriage.

+ University is great fun but a form of entertainment like watching a movie.

+ Working a job or business is a reality transfer from self expression to existence, with rights transfer from post to pre revolutionary life even after the revolution.

+ The fact you can see galaxies ten million light years away as out of focus fuzz balls means there is no existence possible in the intervening space as there is nothing there to block the view. The universe then is largely a vacuum chamber with a couple bits of dust to cling to. This contributes to a sense of acrophobia I get when I look at the stars. The same is true of Earth. All this unused volumetric space but we can only live at waters edge at a certain altitude.

+ The middle ages of a thousand years ago or even eighteenth century life was for most, no different to life tens of thousands of years ago in terms of technology. Most of the technology has only happened in the last two or three generations.

+ Human population causes species extinction but Sumerian texts claim the world was destroyed due to overpopulation 4 or 5 times over.

+ When the western world lost its faith it lost its power and right to existence, and since then faith has been replaced with the materialism religion of buying things which is why people hate the China tariffs in America.

+ From my analysis the Roman Empire collapsed when everyone became a public servant of the emperor. The Emperor eventually made everyone a citizen in order to take all their land. It became a burden to own a farm so everyone sold themselves into the slavery of feudalism which lasted in many respects until the twentieth century, and caused an unusual power transfer to the middle class. The middle class then beaueocratised and created a new feudalism to destroy itself, attacking independent farmers as in late Rome, with government as the only good, happening now. Next step is defection to local war lords and refeudalisation to make the encroaching tyranny irrelevant as the Germans did to West Rome and the Ottomans did to the Byzantines.

+ Comets hit very regularly and bring disease. This destroys most of the population. Last big one may have been the dark ages.

+ Ice age are overdue it might come in decades rendering half of Europe uninhabitable...or the ice ages aren't true and rock striations were caused by a global flood, earth's mechanism to reset the human population, or both. We may find out within one hundred years.

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Charles Kos

One of the best insights in my last video:

Church/Cathedral is for CUPS, same root, ie GRAIL, (Also for food or Slav word for King) so it's also a kitchen, (Hence you have mass there cos it's a mess hall, not the puerile and unsatisfying conventional, which reeks of bad logic-explanation that the word comes from the act of leaving the place, dis-missal) but Cup is similar to CHOOK, so there is the sacrifice element. Chickens. Meanwhile the larger animals all have god-names. Suddenly Last Supper and Church can go together. The original mass was a feast, in an eating hall? Thus for the Nordics, a Hall is Holy, and for the Latins it's a Cuppository, to worship Mithra and other deities. Catal Huyuk looked like both a temple with the bull horns, but from memory lots of kitchen implements too... 6000 BC. As for the Urnfield Proto-Celts: JAR from IAH-(WEH) worship, CUP/KID (Lamb)/CHOOK from GOD, Bottle/bowl = BUDH. Hence the delightful faces sometimes seen on these rotund objects.

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Charles Kos

If you want to be a good researcher, you need to have a mind like Ghengis Khan, (incidentally probably of Germanic ancestry, 'Johannus Gunn',) not Peewee Herman.

You need to disrupt, be prepared to ignore, current 'understanding', one needs to be able to filter knowledge from fashion, understanding the difference. Most of our knowhow is fashion, in a way...

Those who venerate current understanding, may as well wrap themselves in bubble wrap and pack themselves off as an ebay listing, because are a commodity, a slave, and not an individual 'free of restraint.'

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Charles Kos

Ghosting.


USA is full of Sasquatch GHOSTS and humanoid GHOSTS. They never find the bodies, never run them over, but they are there but they aren't.


Before you say 'oh I Don't believe in ghosts' fair enough, I RESPECT YOU. That's fine, some of my best friends and family don't believe in it either. Good. Everyone has their own belief system and whatevers, BUT when I saw the old lady across the street talking to me like she was a physical person when she was already dead, well after that, and saw the same phenomenon all over the internet, well draw your own conclusions. Quantum mechanics kinda supports the ghost theory and this is going HAYWIRE in USA and Americas ESPECIALLY, but LESS SO in other countries.


In America it's so bad, when I was there I heard alien abduction stories that happened to the story teller, over the camp fire... in UK it might be more like 'I know a bloke who knows a bloke, who knows a bloke, who had something funny happen to an acquaintance, 100 years ago!" My guess is the magnetism or something in USA is very different and this is also responsible for their freak weather. Where are the tornadoes and Hurricanes in Europe or Africa? THIS is the link.


It's a REPLICATED phenomenon, Loch Nessy investigators found the SAME THING, trying to observe the lake, saw nothing, about to drive away, and then when packing up they heard a <SPLASH!> and the camera happened not to be working...


Now that's quantum mechanics. You say 'oh quantum mechanics is only for the atomic world'. WRONG, in Astronomy, and you can verify this with galactic superclusters, they are in the sp2, sp3 configurations same as atomic orbitals. I've done a lot of astronomy and I see it in globular and star patterns. It's not MY fault that Astronomy has tunnel vision and is stuck in the Kelvin era that only 'gravity' does everything.


This paranormal is also paraphysical. It's there, but it's not... Now if you have tunnel vision you will say 'oh i don't believe'. But if you are more refined you might say 'well it's not real for me,' but it might be real in another way.'....

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