John L. Crangle

@ArchaicLens It's remarkable that quite a few opt for the most unrealistic explanation ranging from stone-softening to alien technology when the most practical doesn't even get a mention. The evidence suggests that the recipe for crude steel was known.

And to those who do believe the pyramids were built by aliens with laser cutters, while I don’t agree with your hypothesis I don’t see you as less than human, an enemy, a crazy, or someone not deserving respect. I see you as someone who is trying to explain the evidence as you see it with the theory that best fits. Who knows you may be right I’m open to the idea though I personally favor Stone Age machines capable of these feats made of logs and ropes, albeit on a scale never before imagined or dreamed, turned to dust over the ages

For those curious as to my exact thoughts on why so many similarities pop up around the ancient world, in particular for those who haven't read my book, my hypothesis is that cultural exchange was happening over a greater geographical extent than is currently accepted. My preferred mechanism for this is that, generally, as agriculture was spreading east and west from Turkey circa 9600 BC, cultural elements were also being transmitted along with agricultural techniques and in many cases copper working techniques. Thus well-established and accepted data regarding the spread of agriculture (referenced below) could also loosely be viewed as routes of cultural exchange. Are we really to believe these people shared agricultural techniques and no other elements of their culture? Of course not and I really don’t understand why this is a controversial idea. I do understand why the next part is wildly controversial and elicits such a knee jerk response from many: that once the migration of culture arrived at the coasts, it simply did not stop and proceeded to cross the oceans. I am not proposing this is the work of a single individual or group of individuals, in fact the migration of agri-culture and xyz-culture was slow and happened over thousands of years. Perhaps an institution or secret society was involved (Sumerian texts and Hindu texts both speak of the seven sages, for example), perhaps it simply happened organically without any explicit organization, we obviously don’t understand the mechanism and that’s the point. We can surmise that the mechanism existed, we can see the evidence of it, we can see th data which is well documented throughout Europe and the Middle East, and more and more data proves trans oceanic voyages were happening (eg: South America x Polynesia). It confuses me why this concept is treated with the same absurdity as the pyramids being built with lasers by aliens.

@JeremyVineOn5 @bonsuman @theJeremyVine There's too many cons with the Reform lot, not enough pros.

"It will never stop..." "The answer can only be Farage." 📞 John thinks Reform is the only party brave enough to strip people of benefits, but @bonsuman says that is unlikely, given Nigel's popularity in deprived areas with high amounts of claims. @theJeremyVine | #JeremyVine

@JeremyVineOn5 It depends upon if the inmate is genuinely sorry for the crime, has learnt from the experience and has a low-risk of re-offending. It took a 14 months of 23hr jail for me to learn that it's a waste of lifetime and I vowed to stop my criminality 30 years ago.

Is it a mistake to release prisoners early? That's what the Police Federation has claimed after a prisoner was freed from jail just three months into a three year sentence. Or do you think it's necessary to deal with overcrowded prisons?

@JeremyVineOn5 It's not like that they got away with it as no matter where they go, people will find out. Some crimes carry a lifelong sentence so it was fairly surprising that the judge would think like that as it'd be obvious to anyone that the media would tell everyone.

Was a judge wrong to spare teen rapists from jail? Three boys have been given community sentences after raping two girls. The judge said he wanted to avoid unnecessarily criminalising them - two of the boys were 14 at the time, the other was 13. What do you think of this?

@TheresaArueyin1 There are such things as human rights even though few deserve them.

The older I get, the more I understand why God flooded the world.

@TheProjectUnity All of the tombs are empty like they were trying to say something. It's a dead plan from a dead army.

Reminder: No mummies have ever been recovered from inside the Pyramids on the Giza Plateau. Carry on.

@JeremyVineOn5 @zatzi @MrJohnNicolson @bonsuman @theJeremyVine The condition was that a referendum was offered to the Scottish before the Brexit referendum. Why? Because you are either with us or on your own. They're not getting another referendum for another 20 years as they were told it's a once-in-a-generation decision.

"I've actually donated money at rallies, and I don't want the money back." "What I want is a referendum." 📞 John says Scottish independence remains top of his agenda, despite Peter Murrell's crimes. @zatzi | @MrJohnNicolson | @bonsuman | @theJeremyVine | #JeremyVine

@JeremyVineOn5 As long as they're not tight shorts, my eyes will not be offended...

Is it ok to wear shorts at work? The UK has just seen its hottest May Day on record. Some parts of the UK saw temperatures soar to a whopping 34C. With the balmy weather set to continue into the week, we want to know if it's ok to rock up to work in your best bermudas?

@randallwcarlson A multi government group seems to be responsible but evidence implies that group security wasn't strong and that they were eventually reduced to a small group known as the Catharii. There's a high probability that the recipe for steel was known to them as a closely-held secret.

@randallwcarlson I'd go with that as we have evidence of national community at 40,000BCE with identical cave symbols throughout Europe and cartographic skills by 10,000BCE using Gobeklitepe imagery.

Randall Carlson's digital academy is finally here - sacred geometry, ancient catastrophism, and the hidden patterns of our world all in one place. Click here for everything you need to know: kosmogoniauniversity.com New erosion analysis suggests the Great Pyramid complex may be far older than conventional archaeology claims. The preliminary study applies relative erosion methods to structures across the Giza Plateau, measuring weathering patterns to establish probable construction windows rather than exact dates. While the researchers acknowledge the need for additional measurements and refined accuracy, their findings assign a low probability to the official date of 2560 BC. Instead, the data points to a construction window around 23,000 BC, pushing the timeline back by over 20,000 years. He notes that this kind of dating method works within probability ranges, not absolutes, but when the evidence consistently falls outside accepted timelines, it demands serious reconsideration of what we think we know about early civilization.

@waitbutwhy Some of the sniff that I've had could have been called that...

Isn’t Coke Zero just Diet Coke branded for men?

@StuartHameroff Latest Data-Engine-Server statement on the brain being a collective time crystal:

What exactly is the ‘system’? Health is optimal life but what’s your definition? We say the unitary nature of life depends on quantum coherence, entanglement and Bose Einstein condensation. Those should be optimized for optimal health and graceful aging. And the best place to minimize aging is the cytoskeleton whose microtubules are the cell’s time piece ( time crystal) ingentaconnect.com/content/10.537…

@ArchaicLens ...

If you showed me these statues, without telling me anything about them, I would suggest they were done by the same artist. Not artists of the same culture, not artists of two cultures that influenced each other, I would think the same actual artist. My logical brain knows this is impossible. Yet my brain that is open to possibility says “look at them, they were done by the same artist”. Clearly this is impossible as one is from Easter Island and the other is from Gobekli Tepe and these cultures were separated by 11,000 years and half the geographic circumference of the earth. And yet, to me they look as though they were carved by the same hands, the same artist. How can this be.

@Anyextee For your reference:

@Anyextee It contains the world's longest serpentine layout for a start. It appears that an ancient multi government group had existed since Gobeklitepe which I suspect was ended with the ousting of the Templar Knights. Going by available evidence, they built on a global scale.

You’ve probably been told the famous Dendera “light bulb” proves the ancient Egyptians had electricity. 💡 But what if you’ve been looking at it completely wrong? In this video, you’ll discover: - what the accompanying hieroglyphs actually say - the deeper esoteric meaning and ritual technology associated with this crypt, and how - all 7 Hermetic Principles are symbolically encoded within a single relief. Once you understand the symbolism, you’ll never look at the so-called “light bulb” the same way again. Watch now and please subscribe: youtu.be/WXfCafBwyuM?si…

@kelly_ques Usually do but there's always a minute of indecision before I do...

Have you ever dropped something on the floor, then picked it up and eaten it?

@Breaking57 And have one of their weirdo fans piss through my letter-box? I'd just give them a wide swerve.

I want to run into one of these filming guys. just to piss them off. they never give out their name. i would stand next to them and yell out my full name and address to irritate them

@JeremyVineOn5 Have crowds gawping away or gawping as a crowd? Each to their own, I think...

Should a naked charity bike ride be banned? Campaigners are calling for a safeguarding review into a legal 'grey area' around indecent exposure which is all but expected during London's upcoming naked bike ride in June. So- should the event be scrapped, and does it offend you?

Legend if you ask me because it totally looked like the type of shite clothing that whacko designers come out with especially the shower-cap.