Scott Wolter

And the nonsense, frankly, that I heard, I got pissed.

And so I said, I'm going to get to the bottom of this.

So starting in 2003 through 2005, I went to Sweden because it's old Swedish language five times.

And I knew that had to be there somewhere because the rock said so.

Found everything.

And, of course, all that did was just piss off the academics even more because I had the audacity to go in their backyard and do what they were too lazy to do.

Well, why do it?

It's a hoax, right?

Now, in fairness to them, I'm not some genius that was able to find the runologists.

Rockhead going and finding this stuff?

I mean, that doesn't make sense, right?

But in fairness to them, the reason why I found it is I went to the island of Gotland.

It's in the middle of the Baltic Sea.

It's where everybody that lives in that region goes for their summer vacations, right?

But there's 92 churches, medieval churches on that island.

And the evidence, the language, the runes, the dialect, all that, all those features were found on medieval grave slabs that were mortared into the floors like this in the churches.

They were brought in from the graveyard centuries ago and mortared into the floor so they wouldn't weather away.

And that's where I found everything.

But in Scandinavia, that was the last place that they studied the runic inscriptions of Scandinavia was on Gotland.

And they weren't published online.