Megalithic Marvels - Graham Hancock just Dropped these Bombs on the Joe Rogan Podcast

Episode Date: November 1, 2023

Graham Hancock was recently a guest on the Joe Rogan podcast, and he was dropping bomb after bomb! In this episode we are going to listen to some of Graham’s top highlights from the interview and lo...ok into the fierce battle that is currently being waged for the control of history. We will also dive into some of the mystery surrounding Gobekli Tepe, the Sphinx and the Great Pyramid. You are not going to want to miss this... SHOW NOTES Egypt Tour Joe Rogan's full interview of Graham Hancock

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Gaubeckley-Tepi, which is 11,600 years old. I mean, it used to be argued Robert Schock and John Anthony West work on the Great Sphinx, suggesting that the Sphinx could be 12,000 plus years old. It used to be argued that was impossible because there was no other site anywhere in the world, no other megalithic site of the same age. And then we discover Gobeckley-Tepi, and it's 11,600 years old. Now, if you can make Gobeckley-Tepi with its 20-ton megaliths beautifully carved representations of human and animal figures in those pillars. If you can do that, you can cut the
Starting point is 00:00:33 great sphinx out of bedrock as well. Ancient expedition. I think we're looking again at a lost technology and it was this ancient apocalypse 12,800 years ago that wiped that from the human memory backs. Why were these ancient elongated, sculled peoples or humanoids of Malta living underground? Now I believe we're talking prior to 9,700 BC for the original construction of the Sphinx. And they were what some people have called giants, probably no more than 7 to 8 feet tall. And those giants have been pulled out of American maps. Whether it's the colossal statue heads that have been on earth, to all the strange artifacts you've been showing in the museums, to some of the strange features they seem to possess, the more I learn about
Starting point is 00:01:29 the OMAC culture, really the more fascinated I've become. So Graham Hancock was recently a guest on the Joe Rogan podcast. And as you just heard, he was dropping bomb after bomb on the mainstream history gatekeepers. In this episode, we are going to listen to some of Graham's top highlights from this interview with Joe Rogan. And also look at how the mainstream narrative's stranglehold of history is slipping. You are not going to want to miss this. Derek Olson here to journey deep into history's mysteries with you. So for those of you who may not be all that familiar with who Graham Hancock actually is,
Starting point is 00:02:13 I just wanted to give you a little bit of an overview because I never want to assume that everybody is just on the same page. So Graham Hancock is a British gentleman. And he started his career as a journalist back in the 70s. writing for newspapers like The Independent and The Guardian. So some pretty big publications. Prior to that, though, a lot of people don't realize that during his childhood, Graham moved with his parents to India, where his father worked as a surgeon, I believe, for some years.
Starting point is 00:02:52 So you can just see how this journey of living in India, I imagine surrounded by ancient ruins and sometimes visiting these ancient ruins. And then writing as a journalist for decades, eventually paved the way for Graham to become who he is today. The fearless leader, basically, of the alternative history movement. And when I say alternative history movement, I just basically mean those of us who are critical thinkers, those of us who believe there is more to history.
Starting point is 00:03:27 than we've been led to believe. When I say alternative history movement, I'm talking about those of us who believe history goes back much further than we've been told. When I talk about the alternative history movement, I'm talking about those of us who don't believe just the mainstream narrative that we were told in high school or we were told in college.
Starting point is 00:03:51 I'm talking about those of us who are open to the idea of that there were lost civilizations. When we say alternative history, we're talking about those of us who are open to or believe in the idea of lost ancient technology or lost high technology that I believe you can see the evidence for in Egypt, in Peru. Graham is the author of several books, the most famous of which is probably fingerprints of the gods. Another book he's written more recently is this one right here, if you can see it, America before. And I was pretty proud. I was on a little road trip last weekend here in Washington State where I live. And we stopped in a little coffee shop kind of in the middle of nowhere, the town of Cleellum, if you know where that is. I think it's called Pioneer Coffee, great little coffee shop in this little mountain town.
Starting point is 00:04:45 And we were ordering coffees. And I was just kind of scrolling on my phone. I think I was on X. How about ready to post a photo? So when I look over at the bookshelf, and what do I see? America before is sitting right on the bookshelf. And to my pleasant surprise, this was one of those things that said, leave a book, take a book. Well, I saw this book. Let's just say I ran in Lunge to For It, and it was like, it's mine, baby.
Starting point is 00:05:17 So this is my next read. I actually have not read this one yet from Graham. so thank you, Graham. Graham Hancock is also the star of the Netflix docu-series, Ancient Apocalypse, which came out last year. It's been taking the world by storm. And obviously, one of Graham Hancock's biggest disciples is Joe Rogan, host of the world's biggest podcast.
Starting point is 00:05:44 And so Joe Rogan's featured Graham several times on his show over the past several years. And I believe this is one of the biggest, reasons for Graham's influence, just soaring, which I believe culminated in the Netflix dockey series, which has awakened so many millions of people to this idea of lost civilizations and alternative history, basically that there's more to history than we've been told. However, with all of Graham's recent success, the mainstream gatekeepers, have become absolutely furious.
Starting point is 00:06:26 Graham Hancock, a guy who has devoted his life to research of the ancient past, who spent year after year in Egypt researching and investigating, he has now been banned from the country of Egypt. Let that sink in for a minute. An author is banned from ever going. to Egypt again to visit the Great Pyramids. That is insane. So that shows you right there how serious this battle for truth is, if you want to say it, for history.
Starting point is 00:07:05 So here's some further proof to show you the onslaught against Graham Hancock. I pulled up his Wikipedia page here, and right on the top it says, Graham Bruce Hancock is a British writer who promotes pseudoscientific theories involving ancient civilizations and hypothetical lost lands. And that word pseudoscientific is something I've definitely been accused of, and that's something you're going to see a lot when it comes to Graham Hancock. It's pseudo-scientific. And what's that mean anyway?
Starting point is 00:07:40 Pseudo-scientific, if you look up the definition basically says falsely or mistakenly claimed or regarded as being based on scientific method. So there's pseudoscience for you. Here's some other headlines I found that are kind of popular when you Google who is Graham Hancock. This article pops up from Medium.com. It says, why Graham Hancock is just plain wrong about ancient civilizations. And then the tagline underneath that, I love advanced ancient civilization theories, but there is no real evidence for them.
Starting point is 00:08:20 Don't you love how this author cloaked that? He's trying to make it sound like he loves the idea of lost ancient civilizations, but there's just no real evidence for him. Here's another article I found that pops up on the top of the internet search results. The title is, quote, the dangers of ancient apocalypse's pseudoscience, end quote. There's that word pseudoscience. And then the tagline for this one says,
Starting point is 00:08:53 Reviewing Netflix's ancient apocalypse. An anthropologist explains how its host, Graham Hancock, devalues both archaeology and indigenous heritage. That is a load of crap. So there is just a few examples to show you the battle waging against Graham. So in that first clip that we heard or watched, if you're watching on YouTube or Spotify. Graham makes the brilliant point
Starting point is 00:09:24 that archaeologists used to argue that it was absolutely impossible for the Great Sphinx of Giza to be 12,000 years old or older as geologist Robert Schock claimed. And they said this because they said there was no other known megalithic site dated that old.
Starting point is 00:09:44 However, now with the discoveries at Gobeckley-Tepe, which are widely believed to be dated at 11,600 years old, so almost 12,000 years old. And even mainstream archaeology is being forced to admit it's really this old, based on all kinds of evidence. These same archaeologists are being forced to change their history timelines. So as Graham would say, stuff just keeps on getting older. History is going back further. And so Graham goes on to say in that first clip that if an ancient civilization could make Gubekli-Tepi with these 20-ton ornately carved megaliths 11,600 years ago, then they could also craft the sphinx from the limestone bedrock of Giza.
Starting point is 00:10:39 That is an incredible point. And I thank you, Graham, for making. it. Okay, in this next clip, Graham and Joe Rogan talk about several mysteries and anomalies concerning the Great Pyramid. Check this out. Archaeologists will tell you they could build a Great Pyramid,
Starting point is 00:11:00 but I defy them to do that. The Great Pyramid is literally impossible. It's something that doesn't make any sense. It certainly doesn't make sense as the tomb of a megalomaniac Pharaoh, which is what we're told it was. Well, it's also sort of the ultimate, that if you wanted to leave behind evidence of your culture, something that if there was a cataclysm and people did have to sort of rethink the history of the world, that would be the best thing to leave.
Starting point is 00:11:27 Time capsule. Because it's so insanely sophisticated that you're forced to sort of reckon with this idea that something might have existed before us. Yeah, definitely. And it incorporates all kinds of interesting math. It incorporates pie, which again is supposed to have been discovered by the Greeks. It incorporates the dimensions of the earth on a particular scale. There's a lot about the Great Pyramid which suggests that it was intended to transmit information to the future.
Starting point is 00:11:55 And that's one of the reasons why it's so big and so enormous. And why we keep on finding new chambers and passageways inside the Great Pyramid. There's a thing called Scan Pyramids, which is now going on, which is using the latest tech. And they've identified a second Grand Gallery above the Grand Gallery, above the Grand Grand Grand. gallery. The grand gallery is one of the wonderful features of the Great Pyramid. It's 30 feet high, 120 feet long, rising up through the center of the pyramid. But now we know there's a second one above it that hasn't been explored yet. And that's a result of scanned pyramids. There's corridors and passageways that we didn't know were there. So the Great Pyramid is gradually bit by bit
Starting point is 00:12:33 revealing its secrets. And it's almost as though it was waiting for a time when human beings were ready to receive those secrets and had the ability to decode them. So Graham starts out saying that it does not make any sense that the Great Pyramid could be the tomb of a megalomaniac pharaoh, which is what we are told is the case. And then Joe Rogan responds with saying that if a worldwide cataclysm was coming and an ancient civilization wanted to leave behind evidence
Starting point is 00:13:08 of their ancient culture, the Great Pyramid is like the ultimate, sophisticated structure to leave behind. And then Graham chimed in, yeah, it'd be like a time capsule. Great point, great bomb dropped there. And having been up close to and inside the Great Pyramids and the Great Pyramid multiple times now, I would unequivocally agree with Graham and, Joe Rogan on these points. As I've talked about at Nazium on other episodes and other podcasts,
Starting point is 00:13:47 mainstream archaeology or history tells us that the dynastic Egyptians, who rose around 3,000 BC, built the Great Pyramid. And also, as I usually say, the dynastic Egyptians were an incredible culture. but there's so many reasons to question if they actually did build the great pyramids. Now, Muhammad Ibrahim, my tour guide, our tour guide when we go to Egypt and also an Egyptologist. He's the only Egyptologist I know that's broken with the mainstream. And he believes that a previous lost civilization built the great pyramids. his word to describe them as the pre-deluvians, this civilization who existed before the great
Starting point is 00:14:39 cataclysms or the great flood. And so you might also think of these prediluvians as the ancient, ancient Egyptians. Whoever this civilization was, they had a high order of astronomical knowledge. They had profound knowledge regarding the principles responsible for the created universe. They had a precise and profound knowledge of universal, harmonic, rhythmic, and proportional laws. They had advanced mathematical and scientific knowledge, and this knowledge was literally written into their temples. Not in explicit texts, but in harmony and proportion, mathematics, myth, and symbol. In every field of Egyptian knowledge, the underlying principles were kept. secret, but made it manifest in the works. And I'm paraphrasing there, I believe that's from
Starting point is 00:15:38 John Anthony West. As I've said before, when you go inside the Great Pyramid, you're immediately taken back by the scale. This isn't just a bunch of blocks stacked in a triangle. It's 3D inside. It's machine-like. It's precision. The outside, the outside of its limestone, the inside and these key chambers is rose granite. And when you're descending down these steep passageways, even with a small backpack on, it's backbreaking because you're doubled over because it's not high enough for you to stand up straight. And it's backbreaking with this wooden stairs and the modern wooden railings they've put in there for you to hold on to. It's backbreaking. So how would the dynastic Egyptians of 5,000 years ago
Starting point is 00:16:35 have traversed up and down these steep passageways on the way, let's say, to a funeral procession, the king's chamber, or the so-called king's chamber, as they call it, carrying huge statues and sarcophaguses without stairs, without railings, In my estimation, that's impossible. We've talked before about how the rose granite inside the king's chamber of the Great Pyramid came from at least eight hours away by car. So how did they move it eight hours away by car to the Great Pyramid? The point is, the Great Pyramid is a stunning artistic achievement.
Starting point is 00:17:26 It's the work of masters of architecture, as Graham has said before. Another example is there's 70 ton blocks of stone inside the so-called Kings Chamber that were raised more than 300 feet above ground. The achievement of making it into a high-precision structure is unfathomable, but if you make any tiny mistake at the base, by the time you get to the top of the 481 feet, You wouldn't have a pyramid. And nobody today with all of our supposed great technology can really explain it.
Starting point is 00:18:05 And unlike the confirmed Egyptian tombs in the Valley of the Kings, again, which is down near Azwan, over eight hours away by cars to the south, unlike the confirmed Egyptian tombs found in the Valley of the Kings, where there's hieroglyphs, where there was mummies, where there's all this Egyptian artwork depictions. None of that has been found, confirmed on the bare megalithic walls inside the great pyramids. No king mummy was actually found that we know of in the so-called king's chamber. No queen mummy that we know was actually found in the so-called queen's chamber. And so the point is the inside of the great pyramid looks world apart from inside the valley of the kings, where we know the dynastic Egyptians were buried. And with all this talk about Egypt and the Great Pyramid, I would like to personally invite you to join me to experience a private visit
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