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01:40My name is Scott Wolter, and I'm a forensic geologist.
01:45There's a hidden history in this country that nobody knows about.
01:48There are pyramids here, chambers, tombs, inscriptions.
01:53They're all over this country.
01:55We're going to investigate these artifacts and sites, and we're going to get to the truth.
02:00Sometimes history isn't what we've been told.
02:27This is Scott Wolter.
02:28Leave me a message and I'll call you right back.
02:32Hi Scott, this is Alan.
02:33You've got to come and meet me out here in Washington, D.C.
02:36I found something incredible.
02:38It's really going to blow your mind.
02:40As you know, I've been studying the place for a while, but now I've found symbolism associated with the people
02:45who built this place that is just incredible.
02:48This is evidence of something really huge, Scott.
02:50Get here as quick as you can.
02:52I'm in Washington, D.C., following up on a cryptic call from my old buddy, Alan Butler.
02:58He says there are secret symbols hidden in the design of D.C.
03:03And if there are, I want to see them for myself.
03:07D.C., or the District of Columbia, has been the seat of power for the president since 1790.
03:14The National Mall runs through the center of the city and includes the U.S. Capitol, the Washington Monument, the
03:20Lincoln Memorial, and the White House.
03:23D.C. I'm meeting Alan on the steps of the Capitol building to learn more about the architects who designed
03:28this city and about their allegedly mysterious motives.
03:33Alan, how are you doing?
03:35I'm fine, man. Are you?
03:36I'm doing fine.
03:37Boy, have I got something to show you.
03:39You do.
03:40I tell you what, that phone call was very cryptic, and you definitely got my attention, so do tell.
03:46Well, I've discovered that this whole city of Washington is filled with symbols left here by a secret society.
04:00Do you happen to have a map of Washington with you?
04:03I brought one with me. Let's go over here.
04:10All right.
04:17Well, what I'm going to do first is I'm going to put some dots on here on some of the
04:21major intersections in Washington, D.C.
04:26There's four there, and the most important one goes right in the center of the ellipse.
04:33We're going to join those two lines together.
04:36We're going to put another line down there to the ellipse.
04:41We're going to have a third one there to the ellipse, and then we're going to have another one there.
04:50Now, what do you see, Scott?
04:53Well, I'll tell you what I see is I see two of these.
04:56It's an ancient symbol of the sacred feminine or the goddess.
05:01Many have speculated about the significance of the shapes that can be created when connecting important landmarks throughout the city.
05:09For example, a five-pointed star, symbolic of both Venus's orbit in the sky and of the goddess Venus herself,
05:17connects the White House, DuPont Circle, Mount Vernon Square, Washington Circle, and Logan Circle.
05:24Connected another way, they form two Vs, which is also a goddess symbol known as a chevron.
05:32Goddess worship, or worship of female deities, was practiced by many ancient cultures, including the Romans, Greeks, and Egyptians.
05:41Alan thinks it's no coincidence stars and Vs are found here, though I need a little more evidence to convince
05:48me.
05:48What really interested me when this cropped up was not just that the chevrons were there, but the actual length
05:56of them.
05:57Each of them measures 366 megalithic yards.
06:02Megalithic yards?
06:03Yeah.
06:03I've never heard of that before. What's a megalithic yard?
06:06The megalithic yard is an ancient unit of linear measurement.
06:09It was rediscovered by a Scottish engineer called Alexander Tom.
06:13He measured over 600 of the most famous monuments in Britain and France, like, you know, places like Stonehenge.
06:21Understanding the megalithic yard is critical to Alan's theory.
06:26Alan believes that the megalithic yard, which is equivalent to 2.72 feet and is often used in units of
06:32366,
06:34was used to design structures like Stonehenge over 3,000 years ago.
06:40This was the same time ancient cultures were practicing goddess worship.
06:45If we can prove that the megalithic yard was also used in D.C.,
06:50it could mean that the architects of our nation's capital were also familiar with goddess worship.
06:56Like we might use the foot or the meter, they were using a unit which was 2.7 feet in
07:04length,
07:04and he christened it the megalithic yard.
07:07We have it here in Washington, D.C.?
07:09I know it's incredible.
07:10These units of 366 megalithic yards are all over the city.
07:15There are dozens of examples.
07:17And although it's incredible, it's true.
07:20Okay, I have another question for you.
07:22366.
07:23Does this have anything to do with the number of days of the year?
07:26Is it connected that way somehow?
07:27Yes, it is.
07:28The year that was used by the people who built Stonehenge and the other monuments was 366 days in length.
07:36So these units of measurement also related to a measurement of time.
07:40But I can show you something else which is really going to blow your mind.
07:44Do you fancy a pint?
07:46Now you're talking my language.
07:49Let's go.
07:54Alan believes the discovery of the megalithic yard in Washington, D.C. is a big deal.
07:59This is because the use of the megalithic yard here would suggest that designers of D.C. were influenced by
08:06the same ancient beliefs as the builders of prehistoric monuments like Stonehenge.
08:10I think it's possible the designers of D.C. were hiding clues to their own beliefs.
08:17Well, Alan, I like this experiment already.
08:19Well, I can't think of a better place to carry out an experiment, can you?
08:23All right, so what's the plan here?
08:26Okay, what I'm going to do with this beer is prove to you that the megalithic yard and its components
08:33is still alive and well right here in the United States.
08:37This cube has sides which measure exactly one-tenth of a megalithic yard.
08:44What I want you to do is to pour that pint into that cube.
08:51And if I'm correct, it will fill that cube absolutely to the top, proving that the pint is a megalithic
08:58unit.
09:04Alan's experiment has proven to me that the megalithic yard is not only a real measurement, but also that this
09:113,000-year-old unit still has relevance and is with us today.
09:15Well, I'll tell you what, Alan, that was pretty impressive.
09:18And as far as the megalithic yard existing in ancient times, I'll buy it, okay?
09:23But what has that got to do with Washington, D.C., and what does it have to do with goddess
09:28worship?
09:28We all know that the megalithic yard is an extremely ancient unit.
09:32It goes back in Britain to at least 3,500 B.C.
09:36The woman within society at that time was seen as being something very special because she had the power to
09:43create life just the same as nature has the power to produce crops and fruits and animals and all the
09:49rest of the things that human beings need.
09:51I can appreciate that. I mean, if we go back far enough, they didn't understand procreation, so all of a
09:57sudden this female is giving life.
10:00That would have been mysterious, and I can see why they would look upon women with reverence.
10:06So, hence goddess worship, right?
10:09Absolutely.
10:10Many ancient cultures and some secret societies may have practiced goddess worship and represented it through the use of symbols,
10:17like the Ds I saw earlier on the map.
10:22Alan believes that the same people who revered the goddesses used an ancient unit of measure called the megalithic yard.
10:30The discovery of both in D.C. suggests to me that goddess worship could have been going on here as
10:36well.
10:38Why is it that it has to be veiled? Why all the secrecy? Why embedding it within Washington, D.C.?
10:43The goddess worshiping people were very much marginalized.
10:47We tended to end up with a much more patriarchal sort of religion.
10:52And when that happened, the people who were the most devout of the goddess worshipers, they had to find somewhere
10:59to go so that they could maintain their beliefs without being persecuted.
11:04So I think to a great extent it was driven underground.
11:07And so you're saying it survived in part due to the megalithic yard?
11:11I think the two probably survived hand in hand.
11:14The people who used the megalithic yard, it was part of their pact, their secret, their pact with a goddess.
11:20And it became just as secret as the goddess herself was secret.
11:25So Alan, do you really think that there are symbols and signs of goddess worship embedded in Washington, D.C.?
11:32Oh, absolutely, Scott. Have you got the map that we were using earlier?
11:36Yep. Right here.
11:39So look, Scott.
11:40Yeah.
11:40The double chevron.
11:42The chevron has always been associated with female sexuality.
11:46That's right.
11:48It's the pubic triangle, the symbol where life comes from, a very ancient symbol that's been around probably forever.
11:55And it's not the only symbol we can associate with the goddess that we might find in and around Washington,
12:01D.C.
12:01There may be cases of other chevrons, and perhaps most significantly, we might find diamonds.
12:07Diamonds.
12:08Okay, the diamond.
12:09That's very important.
12:11The diamond shape has represented many things throughout history, and it is still used today.
12:17In esoteric circles, it serves as a symbol of the birth canal.
12:22The diamond shape is also used to celebrate the female as the life giver, which is a basic principle of
12:29goddess worship.
12:31You know, the District of Columbia is in the shape of a diamond.
12:35It's 10 miles by 10 miles by 10 miles by 10 miles.
12:39A hundred square miles that are marked by 40 boundary stones around that perimeter.
12:44There's your goddess symbol again.
12:46And I tell you what, I need to go take a look at one of these boundary stones.
12:49I think it will connect the Founding Fathers with goddess worship.
12:53Do you realize what you're suggesting?
12:55I mean, this is pretty provocative.
12:58In fact, when people hear about this, they're going to go, no way.
13:01But if you have measurements, the megalithic yard, and it exists here, and you can show and demonstrate it enough,
13:09you might be able to convince people, and that would be borderline explosive.
13:26I'm here in Washington, D.C., investigating whether the monuments and buildings lining the city streets are part of one
13:33big secret.
13:34My historian friend, Alan Butler, has a controversial but potentially groundbreaking theory.
13:41He says the architects of our nation's capital used a long-lost unit of measure called the megalithic yard to
13:48plan the city's design.
13:49A unit of measure he believes was used by ancient people who practice goddess worship.
13:57Alan and I believe there's a reason these goddess symbols are here in D.C.
14:01But first, I need to understand who helped establish the D.C. location as our capital, and why.
14:22Fergus, I'm investigating a theory that involves the boundary stones that outline Washington, D.C.
14:28But the first thing I'd like to know from you is, how did D.C. get to where it is
14:34geographically?
14:35Well, imagine we're back in 1789.
14:38The Constitution has just been signed.
14:41There's a consensus that the country needs a permanent capital.
14:44The capital's been wandering from town to town for 10 years.
14:48That permanent capital would be a physical symbol of unity for these 13 fractious states that comprise the United States.
14:55But when plans for our nation's capital started to take shape in 1790, many cities were fiercely vying to be
15:03chosen.
15:03There were more than 30 locations under consideration, including Newport, Rhode Island, Williamsburg, Virginia, and Annapolis, Maryland.
15:12Each city made their case, but a backroom deal led to Maryland and Virginia donating land for D.C.'s construction
15:19as part of the Residence Act.
15:22So, Fergus, why would they pick Washington, D.C.?
15:25Wasn't it all swampland back then?
15:27Well, actually, it was pretty good land.
15:29It was pasture land.
15:30It was never really a swamp at all.
15:32Plenty of rolling hills here in the district, as a matter of fact.
15:36Capitol Hill.
15:37The Capitol is on a hill.
15:38The notion that it was a swamp was propaganda.
15:40It was propaganda launched by other parts of the country that wanted the Capitol for themselves by denigrating the Potomac.
15:48Another thing that strikes me as very curious is when you look at the shape, and I understand that we're
15:55talking about 100 square miles, the layout, 40 stones that make up this.
16:00What I see is a diamond shape.
16:02Congress mandated that the federal district, as it was called, would be a square.
16:06Why does it look like a diamond?
16:09Because George Washington stretched it so that the one corner of this square would incorporate the city of Alexandria, where
16:18he owned property.
16:19I see.
16:27This is one of the original boundary markers.
16:30The first boundary stone was laid in April 1791.
16:35Over the next two years, 40 boundary stones were laid to mark the diamond-shaped 100 square mile area that
16:41President Washington had chosen for the city.
16:47Thirty-six of these 200-year-old stones have survived to this day, making them the oldest federally placed monuments
16:55in the United States.
16:56Well, I tell you what, it's in pretty good shape.
16:59I mean, it's suffered a little wear and tear, but it does feel like sandstone.
17:04I think it's called the Aquia sandstone.
17:07And my understanding is there's a number of buildings in the capital city that are made with this sandstone, including
17:13the White House.
17:14And the capital building itself.
17:16The capital itself.
17:17Okay.
17:17Well, you can still see the inscription.
17:20And on the side there, I think it says 1792.
17:24The first stone was placed at Jones Point on the Virginia side of the river in a Masonic ceremony.
17:32George Washington was present and quite a few other prominent members of the community.
17:40I know that George Washington, like many of our founding fathers, was a Freemason.
17:45Fergus said Washington was the one who altered the plan to include Alexandria and make the boundary stones into a
17:52diamond.
17:52Maybe he had a secret reason for that.
17:55Along with some of the greatest ancient civilizations, like the Romans and the Egyptians,
18:00the Freemasons may also have been secret practitioners of goddess worship.
18:05And if a Mason created a diamond symbol with boundary stones like this one, other symbols might be hidden here
18:12too.
18:13So how about the street system now?
18:15That's a whole nother thing that many researchers have pondered over to this day.
18:21Well, for that, Washington picked Pierre-Charles L'Enfant, a remarkable Frenchman who had served heroically with Washington in the
18:33revolution.
18:34Pierre L'Enfant was a brilliant architect.
18:36In fact, he was trained as an engineer.
18:38He was a man with a mathematical head.
18:40He was admired deeply by Washington and other founders.
18:45On the other hand, he was a pain in the neck.
18:49He couldn't get along with anybody.
18:51Even Washington, who adored him, was so irritated by the man, he fired him.
18:57Interesting.
18:58Okay, so you've seen the layout of the city, obviously, and it is a series of angles and geometric shapes.
19:06Have you ever heard of the concept of sacred geometry?
19:09I've heard of the concept.
19:11Okay.
19:11This is one of the main tenets of Freemasonry.
19:14And we know George Washington was a Freemason.
19:17Our understanding is L'Enfant was a Freemason.
19:20And I think there's pretty strong evidence to suggest that this whole concept of sacred geometry is part of what
19:27inspired L'Enfant in the layout of the city.
19:30What do you think about that?
19:31I don't agree with it at all.
19:32I don't think there's any major historians of the early federal period or of early Washington who would agree with
19:40that.
19:40And as far as any Masonic connections or symbolism associated with Masonry that was incorporated into the design of the
19:48city, your thoughts on that?
19:49I don't think it exists.
19:51You don't think so?
19:51No.
19:52Okay.
19:53Well, I disagree.
19:54I respectfully disagree.
19:56In fact, I think it's obvious.
19:58And on one level, when you look at the geometry of the city, I believe the diamond, its shape itself
20:04of the District of Columbia is where it all starts, and that's just the beginning.
20:07I think it is related directly to Masonry.
20:10I think the Founding Fathers, George Washington, absolutely for sure was involved in laying down the secret symbols and signs
20:18within the city, and that's what I'm investigating.
20:21Part of what I'm looking into is something I believe the Founding Fathers embraced and that all Masons embraced.
20:28It's something called goddess worship.
20:30And I also believe that our Founding Fathers and people in Washington right up to this day had a secret
20:37agenda hiding something important, perhaps a religious ideology that we're not aware of, that's embedded within Washington, D.C.
20:53There may be clues that Washington, D.C., our nation's capital, could in fact be a city dedicated to goddess
21:00worship.
21:02Female shapes and symbols suggesting it's the city of the goddess might have secretly been included in the city's design.
21:10Many of the designers of D.C. were Freemasons, a secret society that I believe may have revered women as
21:17goddesses.
21:18Their use of symbols here, together with their use of what may be an ancient unit of measure called the
21:24Megalithic Yard, could have been important.
21:27And I'm just starting to understand how important.
21:42While I checked out the diamond-shaped perimeter of the city, my friend Alan was working to find some more
21:48clues hidden in plain sight here at the Washington Monument.
21:52How's it going for you?
21:53Well, it's a little bit difficult, as you can see, because of all the work that's going on here at
21:58the monument.
21:59Yeah.
21:59But generally speaking, the measurements are holding up quite as I expected.
22:05Really?
22:05Yeah.
22:05But we haven't finished. Do you want to help me go on measuring?
22:08Absolutely. Let's go.
22:17So what we need to do, Scott, is get to the very end of this ellipse.
22:21OK.
22:21And then take a measurement to the base of the monument.
22:27I'm going to start by drawing an ellipse.
22:31Right.
22:32So then what we have is we have another ellipse.
22:37That's it.
22:37Right?
22:38And then we have a second ellipse.
22:42Yeah.
22:42And then we have the Washington Monument right here, correct?
22:46Yeah.
22:46I need to take a measurement from here to the edge of the monument.
22:51About 173 megalithic yards.
22:54So...
22:55And I can tell you that the monument has a base of 55.125 feet.
23:00And how many megalithic yards?
23:0120.25.
23:05I also would like to use the measuring wheel and do the whole circumference of the circle just to make
23:09sure we've got it absolutely right.
23:11OK.
23:18architect pierre l'enfant the man behind dc's street layout decided to put the washington
23:24monument on the mall construction didn't begin until 1848 that's when the cornerstone was laid
23:31in a masonic dedication ceremony completed after the civil war it's the tallest stone obelisk in
23:38the world at 555 feet there's one particular thing about this area that i've noticed and i managed
23:46to get a picture which will illustrate it really well so as you can see this is the outer ellipse
23:55now the distance from that point of the ellipse the widest part to that point of the ellipse
24:02is exactly 366 megalithic yards exactly yeah that's incredible absolutely 366 is the number
24:11of megalithic yards found throughout the city like the chevron allen showed me it could be a throwback
24:17to when ancient people used a 366 day calendar year it has to be more evidence the people who designed
24:25this were using the measurement intentionally how come nobody knows about this i don't know i guess
24:32i guess it's because they don't know what they're looking for i mean would you look for a 5 000
24:38year
24:39old measurement in a 300 year old city and you you wouldn't even know about it to look for it
24:44but what
24:44i really want to ask you scott is what do you see in the center of this picture what we
24:50have here is two
24:51ellipses but oftentimes you'll have two circles sometimes will be symbolic of male and female
24:57and when you push those two circles together you create a vertical almond shape this is called sacred
25:03geometry in esoteric circles but that vertical almond shape that you create is something called the
25:09vesica pisces vesica pisces is the name of the shape created when two circles intersect and overlap to
25:16form an oval the term comes from the latin phrase that means bladder of a fish a similar shape is
25:23seen in religious symbols such as the christian fish symbol most importantly allen's research suggests
25:30the shape is sometimes used by freemasons and can even be seen as symbolic of female genitalia
25:37it's an ancient representation of the female vagina and here again this gets into this thesis you have
25:44of goddess ideology or goddess worship being embedded into the city of washington dc absolutely
25:50and and look at the symbolism scott we have a huge phallic representation in the goddess representation of
26:00the vagina that is the union of heaven and earth as well as the union of the god and the
26:07goddess and so what
26:08this represents is this concept we've talked about many times symbols and signs hidden in plain sight absolutely
26:22well you've demonstrated that the megalithic yard measurement is used here in washington dc and
26:28specifically at the washington monument i was thinking about the whole layout of washington dc
26:34we're talking about this information of the megalithic yard and the goddess ideology being kept in secret
26:40well take a look at this i was looking at the boundary stones the diamond with the 40 boundary stones
26:49of
26:50the district of columbia just struck me that there's a symbol that appears to tie the freemasons to
26:56everything that we're doing here in washington dc take a look at that what do you see there the square
27:02encompasses the square and compass you know what alan this compass in the square in the shape of a
27:08diamond i mean it's fundamental it's obvious it's an exact replication of the diamond that encircles
27:15washington dc this is the connection i think that absolutely ties it to nobody else but the freemasons
27:22and don't forget scott that that diamond going around washington dc is the district of columbia who is
27:30columbia the goddess the goddess most people think of the name district of columbia as a reference to
27:42explorer christopher columbus however columbia was also the name of a pagan goddess who was a symbol of
27:49liberty female personification of liberty can be seen all across america from the statue of liberty in new
27:57york to the statue of the goddess atop the capitol dome and even in the logo of the hollywood studio
28:03columbia pictures alan i don't think there's any question about it at this point that the only
28:09people who could be behind these secret symbols that lay out this goddess worship in washington dc
28:15has to be the freemasons i agree so at this point what i feel i need to do is i've
28:20got to talk to a
28:20freemason that that might know something about this that's the only way to get to the bottom of it
28:25so that's what i'm going to do next
29:00i'm at the scottish right masonic temple the scottish right is a branch of freemasons said to
29:06have special hidden knowledge from the real assassins of abraham lincoln to the true meaning
29:13of the symbols in dc i'm looking into the mysterious design of washington dc there's no question that in
29:21the city of washington many symbols exist and have to do with freemasonry what i'd like to know is
29:27did the founding fathers embed these symbols within the city that indicate goddess worship that only
29:33people who were illuminated with the eyes to see could see
29:39so
29:39so
30:17in dc everywhere you look you find goddess statues and goddess symbols the architects of our nation's
30:25capital might have been hiding a big secret amongst its streets and monuments
30:30for those who had the eyes to see there's one man who knows more than most about freemasons
30:37and their motivation behind the use of symbols to represent their ideas and beliefs if anyone knows
30:44whether masons were hiding secret symbols of goddess worship in dc it's akram elias akram i recently
30:51talked to a historian of the city who absolutely denied a connection between freemasonry and the symbols
30:57that i saw here that clearly indicate the handprint of freemasons are these symbols the work of
31:04freemasons or not in washington dc there's no question that in the city of washington many symbols
31:12exist and have to do with freemasonry the language of symbolism was paramount was essential to the enterprise
31:22from the beginning now interestingly enough every major architect who worked on the cities design
31:28and architecture starting with pierre lenfant the architect who worked on on the white house the united
31:34states capital happened to be freemasons it makes sense to see masonic symbolism in almost every one of
31:42those symbols of those symbols in the city but that does not mean however that these architects came together
31:49as a group and conspired as some of the conspiracy theorists talk about so what you're saying is is there's
31:55not
31:55necessarily a grand plan that they all got together and said okay here's what we're going to do however because
32:01they had the
32:02same basic training in freemasonry a lot of these concepts and ideas are inherent so they're naturally going to come
32:09out is that what you're saying correct i want to tell you a little bit of a
32:12about some of the research that i've done with alan butler he has documented to my satisfaction that the
32:19founding fathers incorporated a unit of measure something called the megalithic yard that he has
32:27documented pretty much all over the city that he believes goes back thousands of years so the question
32:34is is there a secret system of measuring that was incorporated into the design of the city by the freemasons
32:42numbers are essential in the language of freemasonry in fact they are essential to the
32:49natural order of this universe it is no coincidence that even in the bible you have a book on numbers
32:56and the most important thing in the city that i would say geometry at the heart of the design of
33:03washington dc is geometry now interestingly enough geometry is feminine it is feminine it is feminine in
33:11freemasonry we speak of the deity whatever that supreme intelligence is as the grand architect or
33:17the grand geometrician this is where the letter g is used between the compass and the square compass
33:24so it's geometry the square and compass is both a measurement tool and one of the most recognizable
33:31symbols of the freemasons the square is said to symbolize integrity and maybe where we get the phrase
33:38fair and square the compass represents an initiate's journey of understanding as he moves through the
33:45different levels of freemasonry the g at the center is connected to geometry a female concept and another
33:53possible link to the sacred feminine are freemasons goddess worshipers for freemasonry
34:01to worship anything or to tell people to worship anything that goes against the essence of freemasonry
34:06however in the teachings of freemasonry the duality the balance the equilibrium between the feminine and
34:14masculine are at the core some researchers suggest that the feminine seems to be emphasized through
34:21symbols and signs within washington dc freedom is a feminine concept this city is dedicated to the
34:28feminine that is freedom freedom is represented by the feminine not by coincidence having the feminine
34:35as well as the masculine represented through symbols in the city of washington makes sense because
34:40was washington dc's hidden symbols and mysteries in its architecture and design reflect an idea and that
34:48is that there is feminine and masculine okay i think i get it now and after everything that i've seen
34:57so far
34:57in this city these freemasons by and large they incorporated feminine symbols in that duality of male female
35:06heaven and earth good bad light dark back into balance america is much more than a land much more than
35:14a
35:14country much more than a people it is an idea and that idea is liberty freedom
35:34hello scott i've been taking these measurements and what i've discovered will blow your mind
35:41i found more evidence of the use of the megalithic measurement here in dc
35:45but i've also found an amazing connection that links to an ancient site in england
35:49that was built over 3 000 years ago where the pentagon what
36:07could the architects of washington dc have designed this city as a temple for goddess worship
36:14a spiritual practice linking many of the world's most advanced ancient civilizations represented in secret
36:21symbols that's what i'm trying to find out
36:28everything i've seen so far leads me to believe the symbols hidden in the city's layout are important
36:49and there's one more place i need to check out the pentagon a place that's significant to me
36:59as a forensic geologist i was part of the team that examined the fire damaged concrete after the attack
37:05here on 9-11
37:15all right alan you've piqued my interest more than a little bit we're here at the pentagon a place where
37:22i
37:22spent time after 9-11 working on this building so it's very meaningful to me hijacked american
37:29airlines flight 77 crashed into the pentagon on september 11 2001. as a forensic geologist i was
37:38called to examine structural damage after the terrorist attack later i learned what a significant date 9-11
37:46was for the pentagon the attack came exactly 60 years to the day after construction began on the new
37:54headquarters of the u.s department of defense several locations were considered but president franklin
38:02delano roosevelt himself finally selected the site
38:08and i wonder why he chose that location
38:11the reason that i brought you here is because the pentagon specifically associates with a place in
38:20my own homeland back in england i'd like to show you a couple of photographs if i may
38:25this is the place where you've been scott stonehenge exactly this is at least 5 000 years old has a
38:33circular
38:33hinge yeah and then a smaller circle of stones yeah and are you going to tell me there's a connection
38:38here with the pentagon there absolutely is all pentagons have to be designed within a circle and
38:45the circle around the pentagon is exactly five times the size of the henge at stonehenge
38:53what alan appears to have discovered could be earth-shattering it could mean that the
38:58headquarters of our nation's military was designed with ancient principles of another goddess
39:03worshiping group of people stonehenge is a place that may have been constructed using the megalithic
39:10yard that's the same ancient measurement that alan and i believe we found in dc and that may link to
39:17ancient goddess worshiping cultures wasn't it president fdr who made the final decision of where
39:25the pentagon was going to be located it certainly was and he also had something to say about its overall
39:31design it was intended to be further over originally and nearer to the city on the very last day before
39:39construction began he pulled rank as supreme commander of the armed forces and said no i don't
39:45want it there i want it on this side of the old hoover airport and by the way fdr was
39:50a freemason was
39:51he not 33 degree 33rd degree freemason okay the question then becomes why did he want to move it here
39:57why here i think the reason that he wanted to do it was because it was sending a message to
40:03other
40:03freemasons in doing this in putting the pentagon here he created a megalithic triangle which led from
40:11the capital to the pentagon from the pentagon to the center of the ellipse and from the ellipse back to
40:17the capital and that triangle was 33 times 366 megalithic yards in length and of course he was a 33rd
40:29degree
40:29freemason the number 33 is significant to the freemasons the number 366 may have been significant
40:38to ancient people like the ones who built stonehenge it used to be the length of the year
40:43the triangle can be seen as yet another symbol of the female the goddess the fact that we have
40:50a megalithic triangle incorporating both of these numbers here in dc linking america's most
40:56significant structures in my view is no coincidence i think it could be further evidence that the freemasons
41:03who had a role in building our nation's capital were replicating the architectural practices of ancient
41:09cultures ancient cultures ancient cultures that were likely involved in goddess worship alan this is
41:16incredible this has to indicate that they had to have used the megalithic system does it not i think
41:22that's absolutely the case and when we look back we see with stonehenge 4 000 years ago they're using the
41:29megalithic yard the plan of washington dc is laid out and the megalithic yard is already inherent in that
41:37plan after that we have the pentagon which again is using the megalithic yard ellen you continually
41:46amaze me this discovery the megalithic yard is incredible quite clearly fdr knew that it was
41:53inevitable that the usa would be drawn into the second world war that's why the pentagon was built he
42:00must have looked out many times from up here and seen the statue on top of the capital which after
42:06all is
42:07the goddess but it's the goddess in the guise of armed freedom we've seen goddess symbols all over
42:13the city i think in part it was due to a veneration of the sacred feminine the goddess is a
42:19symbol of
42:19freedom which is one of the messages our founding fathers was trying to send
42:30everything i've seen suggests to me that washington dc could be the city of the goddess
42:36i believe that there are indications that the megalithic yard could have been used to lay
42:41out america's capital and that it may have been used in the past by societies that revered a female goddess
42:47above or on par with the male god i think the builders of dc many of whom were freemasons may
42:55have revered a goddess as well this five thousand year old unit of measure may have been used hand in
43:02hand with the reverence for the feminine that was a sacred part of the ancient world and i think that
43:07both the megalithic yard and the reverence for the goddess were passed on through time by secret
43:13societies such as the freemasons it's just one more example of our connection to the past
43:19in ways we're just starting to understand
43:26if you have a mysterious artifact or site i need to see i want to know about it go to
43:32history.com
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