Matthew LaCroix

Okay.

Wait till you see where we're about to go on this, okay?

I knew it.

I love this.

And you start to realize that it's more like an ancient technology.

Okay, so again, I'm just giving an example of how far away these locations are across the world.

They're not supposed to be connected in any way.

Is there anything in North America?

Well, and everybody keeps asking me this.

Let's answer this because it's like never ending patriotism questions because they want to know what's there, right?

I get it.

um north america was a very inhospitable place um i'll say specifically the united states mexico wasn't mexico obviously mexico central america down to south america was a totally different ball game but the united states in particular canada

where everybody asks about was so inhospitable because of the glaciation during the last ice age, that that area was in some places, like for instance, up in Northern Montana, where people think there's a wall, there probably wasn't even life living there.

during the ice age, because we're talking about ice caps that are miles thick, that are, what are we call moving?

They're moving forward and backwards based on slight thaws and freeze.

And so if you're in a place that has that ice cap going back over you, it's grinding everything down to nothing beneath you.

No trees can really live.

That's why when people bring this up about the United States, there are no ancient, highly advanced megaliths, but that doesn't mean there's no evidence of what we're looking for.

Most of them are in South America, Turkey, Egypt, places, some places in Southeast Asia and some other places like- What latitude does Turkey match up with in North America?

It's all built on this 30th to 40th latitude parallel.