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45-Degree Riverbeds, Montana Megaliths & Ravne Tunnel with Jock Doubleday — Part 5 of 5 | Classics Rotation

45-Degree Riverbeds, Montana Megaliths & Ravne Tunnel with Jock Doubleday — Part 5 of 5 | Classics RotationNew19 min

Jock Doubleday shows what he calls 45-degree angle sectioning in riverbeds on several continents and argues that riverbeds were laid down as foundations for hills. He then returns to Bosnia to describe the sand-and-stone fill of the Ravne tunnel labyrinth, making this closing part a good listen for anyone interested in the Bosnian pyramid complex or in reading landscapes for signs of construction.

Jock says granite and basalt are "mineral recipes" mixed by the true ancients for energetic purposes, and when the host wonders whether we live in something like a video game, Jock agrees and says free will is what makes it a great one. Sharing a collage, he points to 45-degree sections in the Blanco River in Texas, the Fojnica in the Bosnian pyramid complex, White Oak Creek near his home and the Elands River in Africa, and says the same angles continue up the banks into the hills. He turns to the Montana Megaliths, suggesting their stones may be repurposed continental concrete, and says pyramid blocks around the world were cast in place rather than cut and dragged, separating the later "Ancients" from the "true ancients" who built the continents. Asked how people can support him, Jock mentions a Patreon (as of the original recording) but urges listeners to save their money, go film the land near them and judge for themselves, adding that floods have moved so much material that some sites look natural and that global floods can leave fossils on mountaintops. He outlines a two-stage idea, an artificial planet and then built continents, and places the Bosnian pyramids within that continental construction about 34,000 years ago. Finally he describes Ravne tunnel, which he says was plugged with loose sand and river stones about 4,600 years ago, with volunteers digging it out by wheelbarrow since 2010 and side tunnels behind dry-stack walls opening into water channels, and he points listeners to the short videos on his Bosnian Pyramids channel.

This is an archival replay, not current news. Original YouTube publish date: September 25, 2023. Source timestamps: 1:17:40.200–1:36:30.600. Full conversation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vU895Dblb2c

Original YouTube description:Jock Doubleday is a wizard that is observing the world in his own way and inviting you to do the same. He points out some observations about the fractures within large bodies of bedrock and how the main stream narrative of these just don't add up! Enjoy the talk!

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