Dr. Max Fomitchev-Zamilov

Oh, heck, you know, in my hometown, I was born in Smolensk and I was walking to school through the fortress. And there was this earthwork next to this fortress that looked just like a mound to me. But recently I looked at this satellite picture and like, oh my God, this looks like a star-shaped fortress that, you know, from the ground you cannot see. But in these various, you know, hills,

Oh, heck, you know, in my hometown, I was born in Smolensk and I was walking to school through the fortress. And there was this earthwork next to this fortress that looked just like a mound to me. But recently I looked at this satellite picture and like, oh my God, this looks like a star-shaped fortress that, you know, from the ground you cannot see. But in these various, you know, hills,

Oh, heck, you know, in my hometown, I was born in Smolensk and I was walking to school through the fortress. And there was this earthwork next to this fortress that looked just like a mound to me. But recently I looked at this satellite picture and like, oh my God, this looks like a star-shaped fortress that, you know, from the ground you cannot see. But in these various, you know, hills,

When you look at them from the, you know, from a satellite or from a drone, you could see a fortress. But I never knew it was there. And I walked past it to school, like, every day. And these are the same things we're talking about. You know, we walk past them daily. We never question them. And then when we start questioning them, the narrative falls apart because it makes no sense, you know.

When you look at them from the, you know, from a satellite or from a drone, you could see a fortress. But I never knew it was there. And I walked past it to school, like, every day. And these are the same things we're talking about. You know, we walk past them daily. We never question them. And then when we start questioning them, the narrative falls apart because it makes no sense, you know.

When you look at them from the, you know, from a satellite or from a drone, you could see a fortress. But I never knew it was there. And I walked past it to school, like, every day. And these are the same things we're talking about. You know, we walk past them daily. We never question them. And then when we start questioning them, the narrative falls apart because it makes no sense, you know.

I think so. You know, the megalithic, uh, there's a, this megalithic bathtub, um, Nobody knows. I mean, they say it was made in the Urals and brought. And once again, you know, without the roads on horses, you know, how?

I think so. You know, the megalithic, uh, there's a, this megalithic bathtub, um, Nobody knows. I mean, they say it was made in the Urals and brought. And once again, you know, without the roads on horses, you know, how?

I think so. You know, the megalithic, uh, there's a, this megalithic bathtub, um, Nobody knows. I mean, they say it was made in the Urals and brought. And once again, you know, without the roads on horses, you know, how?

The other thing that comes to mind, and this is not controversial. So they found ruins of cities in Siberia. And one of them is called Arkaim. And that's the megalithic bus stop. Wow.

The other thing that comes to mind, and this is not controversial. So they found ruins of cities in Siberia. And one of them is called Arkaim. And that's the megalithic bus stop. Wow.

The other thing that comes to mind, and this is not controversial. So they found ruins of cities in Siberia. And one of them is called Arkaim. And that's the megalithic bus stop. Wow.

Yeah. I mean, why? How? Yeah. And it's in the middle of a dump. Yeah.

Yeah. I mean, why? How? Yeah. And it's in the middle of a dump. Yeah.

Yeah. I mean, why? How? Yeah. And it's in the middle of a dump. Yeah.

It just keeps going. I mean, there are ruins of megalithic walls around St. Petersburg that was just polygonal blocks. But what I was going to say, you know, in Siberia, they found this culture in one of the towns they called Arkaim. And it's like a spiraling town. that housed smiths and porters and, you know, all trades, you know, we can think of.

It just keeps going. I mean, there are ruins of megalithic walls around St. Petersburg that was just polygonal blocks. But what I was going to say, you know, in Siberia, they found this culture in one of the towns they called Arkaim. And it's like a spiraling town. that housed smiths and porters and, you know, all trades, you know, we can think of.

It just keeps going. I mean, there are ruins of megalithic walls around St. Petersburg that was just polygonal blocks. But what I was going to say, you know, in Siberia, they found this culture in one of the towns they called Arkaim. And it's like a spiraling town. that housed smiths and porters and, you know, all trades, you know, we can think of.

And they found many of these identical sites throughout Siberia and Kazakhstan. And they date like thousands and thousands of years, maybe like three or four thousand years. And recently we've been told there was nothing in Siberia. Now we're finding these towns. So we don't know who those people were and why they left. We know that they burned their town and left.

And they found many of these identical sites throughout Siberia and Kazakhstan. And they date like thousands and thousands of years, maybe like three or four thousand years. And recently we've been told there was nothing in Siberia. Now we're finding these towns. So we don't know who those people were and why they left. We know that they burned their town and left.