Timothy Alberino

Obviously, we didn't get into the tunnel, but it's there. But you will. It's there. And you know what I just told you? Nobody knows. Nobody knows that. Wow. That's fascinating. That is something that most people are going to learn for the first time here on your show because nobody knows.

I mean, I have my members community and stuff where I talk about this stuff, but it's never gotten this kind of exposure. Man. And I think it will be, as I keep saying, the greatest discovery in Peru since Machu Picchu.

I mean, I have my members community and stuff where I talk about this stuff, but it's never gotten this kind of exposure. Man. And I think it will be, as I keep saying, the greatest discovery in Peru since Machu Picchu.

I mean, I have my members community and stuff where I talk about this stuff, but it's never gotten this kind of exposure. Man. And I think it will be, as I keep saying, the greatest discovery in Peru since Machu Picchu.

Is that going to happen soon, do you think? It should, yeah. I don't want to get into all the details because Anselm never really gave me permission to disclose the fact that he's elaborating this project right now. But yes, the preliminary stages of that project are officially underway. And this is Anselm's life's work. This is his—the greatest objective of his life is to get into that tunnel.

Is that going to happen soon, do you think? It should, yeah. I don't want to get into all the details because Anselm never really gave me permission to disclose the fact that he's elaborating this project right now. But yes, the preliminary stages of that project are officially underway. And this is Anselm's life's work. This is his—the greatest objective of his life is to get into that tunnel.

Is that going to happen soon, do you think? It should, yeah. I don't want to get into all the details because Anselm never really gave me permission to disclose the fact that he's elaborating this project right now. But yes, the preliminary stages of that project are officially underway. And this is Anselm's life's work. This is his—the greatest objective of his life is to get into that tunnel.

Wow. And he wants to bring me with him. And he and I have done a lot together, and it would be an honor to be a part of that.

Wow. And he wants to bring me with him. And he and I have done a lot together, and it would be an honor to be a part of that.

Wow. And he wants to bring me with him. And he and I have done a lot together, and it would be an honor to be a part of that.

Yeah, I can only imagine what's under there. Me too. So to reiterate, no, the Inca did not build the walls of Sacsayhuaman. Anselm Pirambla has proof that they did not build the walls of Sacsayhuaman. Those walls were there. The Inca discovered them. And I believe the same can be said of Machu Picchu. Machu Picchu, I've been there like five times. Machu Picchu is magnificent.

Yeah, I can only imagine what's under there. Me too. So to reiterate, no, the Inca did not build the walls of Sacsayhuaman. Anselm Pirambla has proof that they did not build the walls of Sacsayhuaman. Those walls were there. The Inca discovered them. And I believe the same can be said of Machu Picchu. Machu Picchu, I've been there like five times. Machu Picchu is magnificent.

Yeah, I can only imagine what's under there. Me too. So to reiterate, no, the Inca did not build the walls of Sacsayhuaman. Anselm Pirambla has proof that they did not build the walls of Sacsayhuaman. Those walls were there. The Inca discovered them. And I believe the same can be said of Machu Picchu. Machu Picchu, I've been there like five times. Machu Picchu is magnificent.

You know, when I lived in Peru, I never wanted to go because I don't like touristy areas. I stay away from those. My God, Machu Picchu is breathtaking. It's definitely worth it. Have you been there? No, I haven't.

You know, when I lived in Peru, I never wanted to go because I don't like touristy areas. I stay away from those. My God, Machu Picchu is breathtaking. It's definitely worth it. Have you been there? No, I haven't.

You know, when I lived in Peru, I never wanted to go because I don't like touristy areas. I stay away from those. My God, Machu Picchu is breathtaking. It's definitely worth it. Have you been there? No, I haven't.

breathtaking, and the foundations of Machu Picchu are megalithic, built in the Cyclopean style. And I believe that the Inca, the Inca styled themselves as the sons and daughters of the sun. They were the inheritors of the gods. They were the progeny of the gods. And what belonged to the gods belonged to them.

breathtaking, and the foundations of Machu Picchu are megalithic, built in the Cyclopean style. And I believe that the Inca, the Inca styled themselves as the sons and daughters of the sun. They were the inheritors of the gods. They were the progeny of the gods. And what belonged to the gods belonged to them.

breathtaking, and the foundations of Machu Picchu are megalithic, built in the Cyclopean style. And I believe that the Inca, the Inca styled themselves as the sons and daughters of the sun. They were the inheritors of the gods. They were the progeny of the gods. And what belonged to the gods belonged to them.

And so I believe that when the Inca came to Cusco and they saw the remnants, these megalithic remnants of this once mighty civilization that I think was pre-flood and was destroyed in the cataclysm, They said, the gods lived here. So this is our heritage. We're going to rebuild. We're going to rebuild on the foundations of the habitation of the gods.