New: Joe Rogan is in pure awe when independent researcher Cassie Coppersmith shows the mystery of the ancient Bahubali statue in India built over 1,000 years ago that stands at 57 feet tall and weighs 2,000,000 pounds:
COPPERSMITH: “The Bahubali statue is the most impressive thing I’ve ever seen with my own two eyes.”
ROGAN: “Holy sh*t.”
COPPERSMITH: “The ears alone are 5 and a half feet tall.”
ROGAN: “Woah. Look at the lips and fingernails on this thing. The precision it was made with is insane.”
COPPERSMITH: “This is over 1,000 years old and they’re still trying to figure out how it was made.”
ROGAN: “Wowww what is this thing?”
COPPERSMITH: “I think this thing was clearly made using a machine. Everything is just way too precise and perfect.”
ROGAN: “This just makes you think what was the peak of advanced civilizations 10,000 years ago. We must’ve lost so much information during the flood.”
COPPERSMITH: “It’s 57 feet tall and weighs 1,000 tons. This is the largest standing statue left on Earth from ancient times.”
ROGAN: “That’s truly amazing.”
COPPERSMITH: “It’s considered a holy site. When you sit up there you feel different. You literally feel like you’re being healed.”
Este es el momento en que un hombre identificado como Yovani Romo fue alcanzado por un toro en las corralejas de Fundación, Magdalena.
El hombre falleció ayer tras ser corneado por un toro malherido, en un acto de defensa propia, en medio de las "fiestas" del municipio.
El año pasado, en Colombia, se aprobó la ley "No más Olé", de autoría de la senadora Esmeralda Hernández, mediante la cual se prohibieron las corridas de toros en todo el país.
Es hora de decir también: ¡NO MÁS CORRALEJAS!
Sí a la prohibición, no a las "regulaciones".