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[quote="The Great Dog" post_id=295 time=1578942862 user_id=1541]
It's Christian based, but the images are what's important...
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That is an excellent compilation of desert images. That took some time for the author to shoot and edit that video. I can visualize those days back when the Electric Universe forces were modeling that region of the world. Thanks for providing this video link.

This reminds me of some Youtube videos about Sodom and Gomorrah. There are some structures near the Dead Sea that have balls of ultra-pure sulfur embedded in the walls, as well as looking half-melted like Balochistan. It's Christian based, but the images are what's important...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IksUJCFCaMo

TGD

https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/esp_orionzone_9.htm

"For the reasons detailed above, I think the "cave" described in the headline story of the Arizona Gazette, April 5, 1909 and its fantastic underground installation was, and still may be, located above an approximate six mile stretch of the Colorado River in Marble Canyon, at the border of Marble Canyon and the Navajo Nation above an area near Kwagunt Rapids."

The Balochistan Temple Complex Part One
https://www.thunderbolts.info/wp/2019/12/31/the-balochistan-temple-complex-part-one-2/
I watched a video on the Grand Canyon and at one point the low flying plane rounded a bend and directly ahead was a formation that immediately reminded me of a badly eroded Hindu temple, quite different to the adjacent formations. I have however watched many videos about Hindu temples so the pareidolia effect has to be considered of course. That there are many badly eroded structures that were without a doubt artificial only complicates matters. There have also been claims of Egyptian artifacts in the Grand Canyon.
https://seethesouthwest.com/the-legend-of-the-egyptian-artifacts/