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There is so much that is hidden from us because the true history would paint a vastly different picture of our past..

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Dallas Smith🦅🇺🇸vor 7 Monaten

It’s a obsidian. You’ve got bad information.

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Mari0x🌙vor 7 Monaten

Sure buddy sure…

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Old Rusty Truckvor 7 Monaten

Just black obsidian.

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Chronocivilisvor 7 Monaten

The second one shows Devil’s Tower, which is a classic example of columnar jointing. My photo, taken in Iceland, also shows columnar jointing and illustrates the same geological process in action.

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Clinton Collumvor 7 Monaten

That is obsidian. Amber is much lighter, fractures into pieces upon impact, does not split cleanly. This splits exactly how you would expect volcanic glass to fracture. In other words, someone is lying to you, and it isn't the geologists.

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The Factsvor 7 Monaten

The Smithsonian is run by the cabal, a high ranking job will NEVER go to a normal person.

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apathy⏳vor 7 Monaten

Can these mfers be put in hospitals already. If u believe this shit plz stop whatever drugs u are abusing and get help

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Tylervor 7 Monaten

That’s definitely obsidian

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GuardianAxiomvor 7 Monaten

🤦‍♀️ Man, you got to study some geology..

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Agent Mockingbirdvor 7 Monaten

Devil's Tower's hexagonal columns? Petrified wood giants, like tepuis and Giant's Causeway. Miners in the 1800s saw cathedral-sized roots before USGS wiped the logs. Egypt's vaults echo the same buried timeline, geology's rewrite to hide antediluvian beasts. Hilarious how they think we're still asleep.

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Daniel Justicevor 7 Monaten

if it was a tree, why is it glass?

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Tim Kulogovor 7 Monaten

I'm waiting for them to find the chainsaw that cut those trees down to make a flat stump.

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𐌕𐌀𐌽𐍉✨vor 7 Monaten

The idea that mountains are tree stumps, supposedly the remains of gigantic cut-down trees, was originally a joke spread by a user nicknamed AsGard back in 2016. Later, the internet picked it up, and the false claim started spreading worldwide. He himself admitted on a forum around 2018 that it was just a joke. But now most people take this joke completely seriously. It has already been 10 years, and people still believe it is true.

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Rich39 (BREAKING NEWS AND MUCH MUCH MORE)vor 7 Monaten

Isn't the matrix just wonderful?! Most people call you nuts, say you've got it all wrong, and fiercely defend the official narrative. But with everything we've uncovered today, it's crystal clear: pretty much everything we've been taught is a blatant lie. Time for some to open their minds, embrace a healthy dose of doubt toward these 'official' stories, and question the hell out of them. Just my opinion... but the evidence is stacking up fast.

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fancy 🇵🇸vor 7 Monaten

"it's not obsidian" he says as i look at the most obsidian looking obsidian

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Freddie ✞vor 7 Monaten

Sorry what happened to the giant chainsaws that they used to cut these huge trees into stumps. 🤣

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The Factsvor 7 Monaten

Everything needs to be questioned, but we need to to be objective. So lets say Devils Tower was a tree, who cut it, making it flat on the top? A big chain saw? Answers can be found, but likely not through the intellect.

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boythatdudevor 7 Monaten

The crackpot already knows That it’s obsidian so he has to jump in front and declare that it’s definitely not obsidian they’ve done tests. (Doesn’t show the test they totally did)

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cow 🐄 cityvor 7 Monaten

lol I love the silly conspiracies. At least they’re goofy and fun, and not all super dark and gross. “THEY DON’T WANT YOU TO KNOW THERE USED TO BE REALLY BIG TREES!!!!” Sure man 👍. Go off.

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Winston Lyonsvor 7 Monaten

Ok all the scientists are wrong 🤪

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lem✨🏴‍☠️vor 7 Monaten

they must hv had massive chainsaw back in those days to cut those trees like that

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ECLOGITE1vor 7 Monaten

This guy is an idiot. That is obsidian and is black because of igneous iron and magnesium oxides, not amber. Columnar basalts are formed by hexagonal stress and contractional jointing, not erosion.

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Woman of Many Hatsvor 7 Monaten

Who ever added the community note needs to do research. BUT NOT using USA Today or Snopes! What a loser!

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Open Source Penguinvor 7 Monaten

I love how you dismiss the obvious answer explanation right in the beginning and then go into schizo nonsense

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John Paulvor 7 Monaten

No root system found on any of these ancient giant tree stumps. T'is bullshit..

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Margit the foot Omenvor 7 Monaten

Its Obsidian, petrified sap doesn't look like that.

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Sherwin Prescottvor 7 Monaten

An asphalt tack truck just dumped some tar in a hole they dug, probably while doing a repair. They then covered it up and it hardened into what you see here. As a former asphalt company owner, that's all it is.

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M_Grahekvor 7 Monaten

Do you have a link for this video? I think this looks like a large rock TBH.

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seanvor 7 Monaten

Occam's razor. It could be that there is a big conspiracy to lie about our history. But it's more likely that this cool shit ends up in private hands, either through bribery or theft.

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Just Some Dudevor 7 Monaten

Ever seen tar that they use on the roads after it hardens ….looks like that .

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Lyon’el Lunas 😈🌳| Tiefling VTubervor 7 Monaten

That’s not what petrified sap looks like. Amber is a much lighter color. This just looks like a chunk of obsidian, and you conveniently left out this “analysis” they did.

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Golmervor 7 Monaten

That's definitely obsidian. It's a really nice specimen.

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Brantaniumvor 7 Monaten

The "Going Theory" is that it is obsidian.

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Dukevor 7 Monaten

Tree stumps. If rock did it push up or was it eroded way under a sea?

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