Randall Carlson

Well, you know, from my knowledge, Emanuel Swedenborg was not the kind of person who would make up something like that. You know, he was a highly respected person. scholar and all of this. So why would he do that? Mention it. So it seems to me that there is evidence for another race. And we'll consider when you go back into the Pleistocene and you start looking at the megafauna,

Over and over again, you see large, large animals. Everything was larger. You know, look at the imperial mammoth. It was 16 feet tall at the shoulder. Your modern elephants are eight, nine feet. You know, this thing was 16, I saw a skeleton of one they had in the Fernbank Museum about 10, 15 years ago. And they had to take the tiles out of the ceiling to set the skeleton up. It was so darn big.

Over and over again, you see large, large animals. Everything was larger. You know, look at the imperial mammoth. It was 16 feet tall at the shoulder. Your modern elephants are eight, nine feet. You know, this thing was 16, I saw a skeleton of one they had in the Fernbank Museum about 10, 15 years ago. And they had to take the tiles out of the ceiling to set the skeleton up. It was so darn big.

Over and over again, you see large, large animals. Everything was larger. You know, look at the imperial mammoth. It was 16 feet tall at the shoulder. Your modern elephants are eight, nine feet. You know, this thing was 16, I saw a skeleton of one they had in the Fernbank Museum about 10, 15 years ago. And they had to take the tiles out of the ceiling to set the skeleton up. It was so darn big.

And it's like, you're standing there and you go, my God, this thing was roaming around North America, you know, 15,000 years ago. You know, the giant cave bear, the giant short-faced bear, six feet tall at the shoulder, standing up on their hind legs, 10 and 12 feet tall. I mean, on and on and on, you know. So you go, okay, so is it so out of the question that hominids, humans may have been?

And it's like, you're standing there and you go, my God, this thing was roaming around North America, you know, 15,000 years ago. You know, the giant cave bear, the giant short-faced bear, six feet tall at the shoulder, standing up on their hind legs, 10 and 12 feet tall. I mean, on and on and on, you know. So you go, okay, so is it so out of the question that hominids, humans may have been?

And it's like, you're standing there and you go, my God, this thing was roaming around North America, you know, 15,000 years ago. You know, the giant cave bear, the giant short-faced bear, six feet tall at the shoulder, standing up on their hind legs, 10 and 12 feet tall. I mean, on and on and on, you know. So you go, okay, so is it so out of the question that hominids, humans may have been?

Very large. It doesn't seem so bizarre to assume that. No, it's not.

Very large. It doesn't seem so bizarre to assume that. No, it's not.

Very large. It doesn't seem so bizarre to assume that. No, it's not.

to look back on and to know that much about all the different species and how where they you know where they lived how big they were what they what they did yeah i feel like people yeah megatherium up there that was the side megatherium was the size of a modern day elephant yeah a mastodon was as big or bigger that is mammoth so that was not actually even the biggest of the mammals

to look back on and to know that much about all the different species and how where they you know where they lived how big they were what they what they did yeah i feel like people yeah megatherium up there that was the side megatherium was the size of a modern day elephant yeah a mastodon was as big or bigger that is mammoth so that was not actually even the biggest of the mammals

to look back on and to know that much about all the different species and how where they you know where they lived how big they were what they what they did yeah i feel like people yeah megatherium up there that was the side megatherium was the size of a modern day elephant yeah a mastodon was as big or bigger that is mammoth so that was not actually even the biggest of the mammals

Camelops, that was a camel that was again, sometimes could be eight feet tall at the shoulder. The bison Antiquas, they could, they've been found remnants with the, the, the, the horn span was up to 10 and 12 feet.

Camelops, that was a camel that was again, sometimes could be eight feet tall at the shoulder. The bison Antiquas, they could, they've been found remnants with the, the, the, the horn span was up to 10 and 12 feet.

Camelops, that was a camel that was again, sometimes could be eight feet tall at the shoulder. The bison Antiquas, they could, they've been found remnants with the, the, the, the horn span was up to 10 and 12 feet.

We don't know. And I think there's so many anomalous things that they don't fit the standard narrative of history. And at some point we got to say, okay, we have to reconsider our models. And this is what I'm pushing for.

We don't know. And I think there's so many anomalous things that they don't fit the standard narrative of history. And at some point we got to say, okay, we have to reconsider our models. And this is what I'm pushing for.

We don't know. And I think there's so many anomalous things that they don't fit the standard narrative of history. And at some point we got to say, okay, we have to reconsider our models. And this is what I'm pushing for.

I mean, and I'm not, I don't say I'm a hundred percent right about everything, but I do think that there is a much deeper, more complex history on this, especially the human species on this planet. And you know what I hear the, your archeologists over and over, well, where's the evidence? Where's the, you know, what are you looking for? You know, where's the pottery? Right.