Mike Collins

I mean, this is what reduces something like a pyramid in China to a pile of rubble within a few decades. I mean, it'll look just like a mound. It'll lose all semblance and shape of a pyramid within 10 to 20 years, if not sooner.

so do you think that they're intentionally attempting to destroy ancient sites or at least i can't understand any other way to look at that yeah all right these are supposedly highly educated people and to to pretend and act as if they don't understand what's happening what what the amount of damage that those trees what do they should be petitioning to remove those trees 100 they talk about

so do you think that they're intentionally attempting to destroy ancient sites or at least i can't understand any other way to look at that yeah all right these are supposedly highly educated people and to to pretend and act as if they don't understand what's happening what what the amount of damage that those trees what do they should be petitioning to remove those trees 100 they talk about

so do you think that they're intentionally attempting to destroy ancient sites or at least i can't understand any other way to look at that yeah all right these are supposedly highly educated people and to to pretend and act as if they don't understand what's happening what what the amount of damage that those trees what do they should be petitioning to remove those trees 100 they talk about

holding off on excavation in order to preserve the site so when they can excavate it to a better to a better degree but that but then they're allowing that to happen it's ridiculous so i either have to assume that they are not as intelligent as they continue to love to perf to tell us that they are right and treat them as such or there's something else going on here um

holding off on excavation in order to preserve the site so when they can excavate it to a better to a better degree but that but then they're allowing that to happen it's ridiculous so i either have to assume that they are not as intelligent as they continue to love to perf to tell us that they are right and treat them as such or there's something else going on here um

holding off on excavation in order to preserve the site so when they can excavate it to a better to a better degree but that but then they're allowing that to happen it's ridiculous so i either have to assume that they are not as intelligent as they continue to love to perf to tell us that they are right and treat them as such or there's something else going on here um

Because I've seen enough sites around the world, hundreds and hundreds of ancient sites and examples all over the world, and I'm intimately familiar with how well One tree can damage a site in the absolute destruction and damage. And not to mention that, you know, once these things grow to, you know, the ones on top there look much more mature.

Because I've seen enough sites around the world, hundreds and hundreds of ancient sites and examples all over the world, and I'm intimately familiar with how well One tree can damage a site in the absolute destruction and damage. And not to mention that, you know, once these things grow to, you know, the ones on top there look much more mature.

Because I've seen enough sites around the world, hundreds and hundreds of ancient sites and examples all over the world, and I'm intimately familiar with how well One tree can damage a site in the absolute destruction and damage. And not to mention that, you know, once these things grow to, you know, the ones on top there look much more mature.

You're talking about root systems that can go down incredibly deep. So, you know, you can't... We'll see what they decide to do in the future, but the fact that they're not up in arms about this when they profess to be the people that are working in the best interest of preserving a site like this, it doesn't add up. It just does not add up.

You're talking about root systems that can go down incredibly deep. So, you know, you can't... We'll see what they decide to do in the future, but the fact that they're not up in arms about this when they profess to be the people that are working in the best interest of preserving a site like this, it doesn't add up. It just does not add up.

You're talking about root systems that can go down incredibly deep. So, you know, you can't... We'll see what they decide to do in the future, but the fact that they're not up in arms about this when they profess to be the people that are working in the best interest of preserving a site like this, it doesn't add up. It just does not add up.

And this is unfortunately something that seems to be going on all around the world. I referenced earlier, you know, when they all get these tin roofs, you know, I think that that is a clear indicator that the site has now been marked for profitability. That's the function of this place now.

And this is unfortunately something that seems to be going on all around the world. I referenced earlier, you know, when they all get these tin roofs, you know, I think that that is a clear indicator that the site has now been marked for profitability. That's the function of this place now.

And this is unfortunately something that seems to be going on all around the world. I referenced earlier, you know, when they all get these tin roofs, you know, I think that that is a clear indicator that the site has now been marked for profitability. That's the function of this place now.

Yeah. And that is the function of Gobekli Tepe at this point. I think the argument's over. Arguing back and forth with these people is like, you know... It's like trying to get a liar to admit to something. You're just not going to do it unless you put them in a corner and you have some kind of damning evidence, which would be a document or something proving.

Yeah. And that is the function of Gobekli Tepe at this point. I think the argument's over. Arguing back and forth with these people is like, you know... It's like trying to get a liar to admit to something. You're just not going to do it unless you put them in a corner and you have some kind of damning evidence, which would be a document or something proving.

Yeah. And that is the function of Gobekli Tepe at this point. I think the argument's over. Arguing back and forth with these people is like, you know... It's like trying to get a liar to admit to something. You're just not going to do it unless you put them in a corner and you have some kind of damning evidence, which would be a document or something proving.

But otherwise, I think, you know, look at what people do, not what they say. And what we're doing here is destroying an ancient site and not moving forward with excavating it and finding out anything more about it by saying that we're going to pause excavation on it for 50 to 100 years, for future generations. What is that? It's ridiculous. Here's what's really going on.