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Why didn’t these Old World structures have toilets? That question has certainly been asked quite often—especially when you look at these perfect structures.

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Andyvor 4 Tagen

Yes, there was another civilization before the resets. And only they, with their technology, were capable of constructing all those highly advanced buildings. We simply found them and rewrote history. That is why everything that happened before the last reset is a lie.😉

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RNR, RN, BSNvor 4 Tagen

They didn't have kitchens either.

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Andyvor 4 Tagen

No TOILETS in the Old World What if the most shocking truth about our past isn’t in what’s been found—but in what’s missing? We uncover the eerie absence of toilets in the world’s grandest cathedrals, palaces, and castles—structures built with perfect geometry, advanced materials, and sacred design principles, yet no place to relieve yourself. Were these monumental buildings really created by candlelight societies that wiped with leaves? Or were they powerful energy machines—resonance chambers built to heal the body, align the mind, and channel vibrational frequency through organs, stained glass, and stone? This episode dismantles the mainstream timeline, exposing plumbing as a reset technology and still water as the trap. Once you ask the question—why no toilets?—you’ll never unsee the truth buried beneath your feet. My Lunch Break

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BlueChecksMattervor 4 Tagen

I remember when I first watched a documentary about this on YT, I was like yea ok, how does that work, and then I kept an open mind and it made sense. These individuals, who were most likely the Millennial Saints (not the way they’re depicted like jackasses such as Scorsese) were on a whole other level when it came to energy. You can actually see it depicted all over these buildings, where they are performing all these supernatural acts and miracles, from our perspective. The way the narrators believed it was contrived, was the fact that they were just burning off everything so fast, and they didn’t eat every day. Even a lot of these scientific theologians believed that the reason why they were as powerful as they were, and lived as long as they did, and were as healthy as they were, is because the parasites never got a chance to take hold in their bodies, which would’ve made perfect sense. Not to mention, it’s starting to make more sense, that the average size of the human beings during these days were a lot bigger than they are letting on. Only, after they started to cut down all the trees and smother the Earth with all these volcanic man-made disasters, did the life on earth start to become smaller and downsized.

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Jestervor 4 Tagen

Back then it was just a bucket that they emptied afterwards... or a outdoor house (because of the smell) you didnt have running water et so having a toilet inside would smell like crap!

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Andyvor 4 Tagen

Given the technology used in the buildings—which is so perfect—it is hard to imagine.

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Jestervor 4 Tagen

I get what your saying, but the smell... If you go to these old places, you often se big holes in the walls, where people could use a bucket that then got emptied. Or a outhouse to do you thing in.

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Joevor 4 Tagen

Good question, what is your personal reasoning on the subject of all these old world structures being basically "toiletless"? I speculate sometimes on the matter, then become distracted and forget what I was thinking about where plumbing is concerned.

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Andyvor 4 Tagen

Since all these structures were built by a completely different civilization, they likely didn't need sanitary facilities—whereas we, the ones who discovered them, certainly do.

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Joevor 4 Tagen

I have thought about the idea of a body, human or not, being so efficient that whatever was consumed for fuel was completely used without anything being left for waste. I could elaborate but I'll spare you.

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VAL THORvor 4 Tagen

DID NOT EAT, AETHER ENERGY ONLY.

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Huntervor 4 Tagen

Because they are left overs from the “millenial reign” and we are in SLS. This is the “secret” that the “Elites” and “Secret Society’s” know…

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derjokervor 4 Tagen

wer sagt das sie Menschen waren!

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Andyvor 4 Tagen

👍

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Miggy Love🛞 X1vor 4 Tagen

when you dont consume food you dont need toilets.

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Dwayne Pothiervor 4 Tagen

IMO they the parasites changed our DNA so we have to eat? Just what I have found over the years????

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TranslateMomvor 4 Tagen

With Portuguese captions:

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BowtiedWhitebat + Read Pinned Tweet or NGMIvor 4 Tagen

mane after i said that thing i cant stop seein these 'towrs' as 'weabons'

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Raven Onevor 4 Tagen

Amazing 👏

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Thinkaboutitvor 4 Tagen

I believe they were healing places.

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Anita Roystervor 4 Tagen

They certainly weren’t church’s

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Hatlábú Farkasvor 4 Tagen

Hey @TartariaLives Y no toilets?

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GeschichteAutor44vor 4 Tagen

They were power stations.

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JADEvor 4 Tagen

super aware ai building. Has no waste.

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Fenius Farsaidvor 4 Tagen

@maryharryheff 1c AD Roman public latrines at Ephesus

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Anita Roystervor 4 Tagen

Stunning pat attention to the doors and windows

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SisterWendy23 🍊vor 4 Tagen

This is something I ponder often.

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fivedollarhugvor 4 Tagen

I know why

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James Bernard 🇦🇺✝️☕🎸vor 4 Tagen

Probably had outside dunnies, until this civilisation brought the unhygienic stuff inside for "convenience! It appears running water was kept outside too!

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Anita Roystervor 4 Tagen

Copper all throughout

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bdog aka BENJAMINvor 4 Tagen

downstairs…

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Sof j.vor 3 Tagen

They did have toilets, just not the kind you expect. Ancient cities had sophisticated drainage and public latrines. The real question is why we assume "perfect" means "like ours."

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Norm Roginski🦍💎🙌〽️vor 4 Tagen

@369Earth432Hz Glorified bodies don’t need them

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alicevor 4 Tagen

Drove past Westminster abbey at night during lockdown and me and friend both felt a shift in energy very very dark energy they defo was doing some sacrifice in there 🤔 wonder if the sound of children screaming and bouncing of those high ceilings would create some type of energy

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Lavender🪻vor 4 Tagen

They remind me of wooden instruments 🎻

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Valentínovor 4 Tagen

@TranslateMom Español

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Johnny Cookvor 4 Tagen

They had indoor plumbing in ancient Rome. Then it was lost for over 1000 years.

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L&Svor 4 Tagen

Generally, there aren't any restrooms in industrial facilities (very few), which is why public restrooms and showers existed; people didn't live in the “cities”—they lived on the outskirts in their homes in the countryside.

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LeTicia SowsRichLeevor 4 Tagen

perhaps they were considered too divine to make a place for waste

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