Jimmy Corsetti

Now back to the show. I just for sharing my ideas and lost ancient civilizations, I've been called anti-Semitic. I've been called that I'm spreading dangerous Nazism. Oh, yeah. Particularly because I shared the swastika, which is arguably the most.

Exactly. A lot of people don't are not aware that it's a prehistoric symbol that dates back approximately 10,000 years and is found on five continents around the world. And, you know, so take all the terrible Nazi stuff aside, throw those people away as far as the conversation.

Exactly. A lot of people don't are not aware that it's a prehistoric symbol that dates back approximately 10,000 years and is found on five continents around the world. And, you know, so take all the terrible Nazi stuff aside, throw those people away as far as the conversation.

Exactly. A lot of people don't are not aware that it's a prehistoric symbol that dates back approximately 10,000 years and is found on five continents around the world. And, you know, so take all the terrible Nazi stuff aside, throw those people away as far as the conversation.

But I had shared because I'm like, I consider it strong, suggestive evidence that ancient humans were transoceanic, that they were traversing the continents and the oceans many thousands of years before we were taught in school. And I had sat on sharing that swastika for like six months because I knew I knew that I would get heat for it.

But I had shared because I'm like, I consider it strong, suggestive evidence that ancient humans were transoceanic, that they were traversing the continents and the oceans many thousands of years before we were taught in school. And I had sat on sharing that swastika for like six months because I knew I knew that I would get heat for it.

But I had shared because I'm like, I consider it strong, suggestive evidence that ancient humans were transoceanic, that they were traversing the continents and the oceans many thousands of years before we were taught in school. And I had sat on sharing that swastika for like six months because I knew I knew that I would get heat for it.

And in the back of my mind, I'm like, I just never want to be called a Nazi. Like, I take great homage to that. I mean, I mean, there's I went over and volunteered for Iraq because I looked at Saddam Hussein as being the modern day Hitler. And I'm like, I wanted to fight against that. And I'm like, it's it's just I said this before. I'm like, it is a grown up conversation.

And in the back of my mind, I'm like, I just never want to be called a Nazi. Like, I take great homage to that. I mean, I mean, there's I went over and volunteered for Iraq because I looked at Saddam Hussein as being the modern day Hitler. And I'm like, I wanted to fight against that. And I'm like, it's it's just I said this before. I'm like, it is a grown up conversation.

And in the back of my mind, I'm like, I just never want to be called a Nazi. Like, I take great homage to that. I mean, I mean, there's I went over and volunteered for Iraq because I looked at Saddam Hussein as being the modern day Hitler. And I'm like, I wanted to fight against that. And I'm like, it's it's just I said this before. I'm like, it is a grown up conversation.

You have to look at the swastika as something that has nothing to do with Hitler. He bastardized it. He ruined it for everybody. Right. But it was a symbol of peace. And he turned it he turned it diagonal, right? Yeah, he flipped it or angled it or whatever he did. That's the Hindu version right there. Yeah.

You have to look at the swastika as something that has nothing to do with Hitler. He bastardized it. He ruined it for everybody. Right. But it was a symbol of peace. And he turned it he turned it diagonal, right? Yeah, he flipped it or angled it or whatever he did. That's the Hindu version right there. Yeah.

You have to look at the swastika as something that has nothing to do with Hitler. He bastardized it. He ruined it for everybody. Right. But it was a symbol of peace. And he turned it he turned it diagonal, right? Yeah, he flipped it or angled it or whatever he did. That's the Hindu version right there. Yeah.

And, you know, so to anyone listening that's not familiar, you know, the Native Americans utilize the swastika dating back approximately 2200 years at the Hopewell Mound in modern day Ohio. You'll find it in the American Southwest, the Yavapai Indians, the Pima, as well as the is it the Hopi Indians? I'm getting that right. Yeah, the Hopi.

And, you know, so to anyone listening that's not familiar, you know, the Native Americans utilize the swastika dating back approximately 2200 years at the Hopewell Mound in modern day Ohio. You'll find it in the American Southwest, the Yavapai Indians, the Pima, as well as the is it the Hopi Indians? I'm getting that right. Yeah, the Hopi.

And, you know, so to anyone listening that's not familiar, you know, the Native Americans utilize the swastika dating back approximately 2200 years at the Hopewell Mound in modern day Ohio. You'll find it in the American Southwest, the Yavapai Indians, the Pima, as well as the is it the Hopi Indians? I'm getting that right. Yeah, the Hopi.

Yeah, to give my haters a fair play here, I did make a tweet. So I had visited Baalbek, Lebanon a year ago, September, and there's swastikas throughout the site. Really? Yeah, it's wild. And I had shared a post on Twitter that said, did Hitler and the Nazis know something about ancient civilizations that we don't? And that's when they started calling me a Nazi. I'm spreading dangerous Nazism.

Yeah, to give my haters a fair play here, I did make a tweet. So I had visited Baalbek, Lebanon a year ago, September, and there's swastikas throughout the site. Really? Yeah, it's wild. And I had shared a post on Twitter that said, did Hitler and the Nazis know something about ancient civilizations that we don't? And that's when they started calling me a Nazi. I'm spreading dangerous Nazism.

Yeah, to give my haters a fair play here, I did make a tweet. So I had visited Baalbek, Lebanon a year ago, September, and there's swastikas throughout the site. Really? Yeah, it's wild. And I had shared a post on Twitter that said, did Hitler and the Nazis know something about ancient civilizations that we don't? And that's when they started calling me a Nazi. I'm spreading dangerous Nazism.

But this was a very sincere question because there was something called Nazi archaeology. Himmler and they had allocated enormous resources to go look for the Holy Grail, the Ark of the Covenant. They were looking for Thor's hammer, which is a mind because like what? Like, why? What made them inclined to do this?