Father Crespi and The Ancient Metallic Library Lecture
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J. Golden Barton gives his account of visiting Father Crespi in Ecuador, and of all the fascinating ancient artifacts he was able to see and photograph. This was given at the Ancient Historical Research Foundation symposium held a BYU on 5-25-05.
Father Crespi was an Italian Salesian monk who did missionary work among the natives of Cuenca, Ecuador, known as The Shuar. In honor of the friendship between him, The Shuar began presenting Father Crespi with ancient gold artifacts of Egypt and Mesopetamia. Even more shocking is the underworld cave system of The Shuar people from which these artifacts were discovered, which include legends of inner earth deities described almost as alien or at least inhuman creatures that "possessed the power of the earth and the sun, and could throw lightning that could cut through mountains". It sure sounds similar to the Phillip Schneider story of his encounter with underground reptillians that possessed some sort of lazer gun technology.
I'd say it's all too crazy to believe if there wasn't so much corraborating narratives in these native mythologies, not to mention the numerous expeditions and ancient archaeological relics that have proved the findings genuine. Be it alien intervention, an ancient one world culture (Babylon?), underground caves that connect throughout the entire world or all of the above, it is glaringly obvious that there are aspects of our history that the academic community either refuses or has yet to undertstand. Or perhaps The Truth once again is being kept hidden intentionally from the public by entities and agendas that we barely understand.
Stay tuned for more videos and documentaries on Father Crespi, underground civilizations, inner earth theories and native legends that speak of an inhabited underworld beneath our very feet. If you enjoyed this lecture be sure to checkout the Mr. Mythos YouTube Channel and watch his Inner Earth Conspiracies series, particularly epsidoe #3 where he goes in depth on the Father Crespi story.
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