Divine mysteries

Some examples of doors built in the old world clearly meant to accomodate a people of much larger stature. Aesthetics is one thing but look closely where locks, and handles are placed. We also see smaller doors built within the larger door.

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Between 1603 and 1868 Japan had what was termed the Sakoku policy enforced. This policy was a self isolationist policy aimed at blocking out the rest of the world in Japan.

The Japanese were not allowed to leave the country while foreigners were not allowed in, Catholic missionaries were banned, goods, clothing or anything from abroad was banned, including written letters. All this was punishable by death.

Yet we see this, so-called Greco Roman architecture usually classified as 'western' all over Japan and allegedly built precisely during this period.

Japan was particularly hostile to the west during this period and its is well known that the Japanese carry their own flavor in building styles. Look at the details, the spires, the window frames and dome.

These were features belonging to a past advanced and united civilization.

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We find the same style in architecture all over the world. We're told this is historism, a mix of Gothic and Greco roman. But what people don't consider is why, especially since each region on the earth has their own clear and distinct style. Another thing we don't consider is the short period we're told they're built in. Very often it appears these structures just popped up.

These are in fact the remains of what was once a united civilization.

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We've had the technology before and just now have started to reintroduce it. Think what else they are hiding from us, of which they will bring forth as a 'new' discovery.

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A demonstration of the size many of our trees reached before being torn down. This is relatively small compared to other examples. The largest of trees are now mountains and cliff tops.

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