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Kurimeo Ahau

This is why he sounds like a Jamaican ! WATCH THIS VIDEO COMPLETELY OR DONT WATCH IT AT ALL ! youtube.com/live/LJj0ohb-Y1k?si=ucPV2SA6ruzvgDLO

15 hours ago | [YT] | 86

Kurimeo Ahau

In this video we will show why the Irish politician Thomas Gould sounds like he has a Jamaican accent.
This is the real context and history !

18 hours ago | [YT] | 30

Kurimeo Ahau

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2 days ago | [YT] | 210

Kurimeo Ahau

In this Video we will be discussing the Ancient American’s advanced knowledge of Open sea navigation. Ancient Americans have been navigating the seas for at least 32,000 years, influencing the stories of Plato’s Atlantis and mythical lands.
Did you know Costa Rica was the center of an advanced ancient seafaring culture?
Did you know Americans were the first to Discover Europe?
This video examines two overlooked works —
The American Discovery of Europe and
Atlantis in America —
which challenge the idea that civilization and navigation began only in the Old World.
We explore:
• ancient American seafaring
• ocean currents as travel routes
• archaeoastronomy
• megalithic architecture
• flood and Golden Age myths
• and the theory that Atlantis reflects a lost American civilization
This is not about belief.
It is about investigation.
If oceans connected rather than divided…
and if myth preserves memory…
then the Americas may hold keys to humanity’s forgotten deep past.

2 days ago | [YT] | 75

Kurimeo Ahau

This video is a visual and spiritual journey through real ancient American artifacts and stoneworks found in museums today — including sculpture, pottery, wall paintings, writing systems, metallurgy, and monumental architecture from across Mesoamerica and the Americas.
These images are not fantasy or modern reconstructions.
They are authentic works created by ancient American peoples, showing advanced artistic techniques, scientific knowledge, and cultural expression thousands of years old.
Many of the stone heads, reliefs, and figures display a wide range of human phenotypes — including features often labeled today as “Sub-Saharan” or “African.”
These are not depictions of Africans, but representations of the American peoples themselves — showing how they saw and recorded their own faces, bodies, and identities. Alongside them are many other forms and features found across the world, reflecting true human diversity long before modern racial categories existed.
Combined with traditional Native American flute and melodic music, this video is designed to stimulate the mind and spirit — creating a meditative visual experience where sound and image work together as one frequency.
This is not about rewriting history —
it is about seeing what was already carved, painted, and preserved.
No labels.
No modern boxes.
Only memory in stone and sound.
Let the art speak.
Let the music carry it.
Let the viewer remember.

3 days ago | [YT] | 60

Kurimeo Ahau

Did Europeans ever describe themselves as dark, brown, or swarthy?

This video presents only primary historical descriptions from the 1400s–1700s — no modern labels, no speculation, just historical words in context.

Watch here:
👉 #5 - Black Europeans Uncovered / What The Primary Sources Actually Say
https://youtu.be/CjMQJYLosN4

4 days ago | [YT] | 707

Kurimeo Ahau

For centuries, Europeans were described in their own records using terms such as black, swarthy, brown, and very dark — not as modern racial categories, but as physical descriptors recorded by eyewitnesses.

This video presents one full hour of primary source quotations from the 1400s through the late 1700s describing Europeans of every class — including kings, queens, nobles, knights, soldiers, peasants, and servants — using complexion terms that modern audiences are rarely shown.

No modern race labels are imposed.
No speculation is added.
Only historical descriptions, read directly from period sources.

These records challenge simplified modern assumptions about what Europeans “looked like” in the past and demonstrate that phenotypic diversity was openly acknowledged in early European literature.

This presentation is:
• source-based
• chronological
• class-inclusive
• non-political
• focused on historical language as written

The goal is not to rewrite history — but to let historical voices speak for themselves.

📚 All quotations are drawn from early modern and Renaissance sources and are presented in their original descriptive context.

4 days ago | [YT] | 51

Kurimeo Ahau

The crypto Jews & Crypto Muslims in colonial America

6 days ago | [YT] | 30

Kurimeo Ahau

Trailer of upcoming animated cartoon I’m working on

6 days ago | [YT] | 3

Kurimeo Ahau

“We gonna keep our code and take our land back” - Khan Drop & Kurimeo

1 week ago | [YT] | 78