I don’t  believe any of the Capitol Buildings in the United States were built by members of our civilization

Dr. John Reizer

I traveled to Washington, DC, in the fall of 2024 and toured the US Capitol and the Library of Congress with my wife. We also visited several other buildings and the tunnel system connecting the US Capitol complex to several important locations.

Within ten seconds of seeing these amazing constructions, I knew none of what we had been taught about these buildings was true. Our civilization did not build any of those buildings or the tunnels connecting them.

Photo Credit: John Reizer

This tunnel system pictured above (allegedly built in 1802) connects the US Capitol to the Library of Congress and other buildings in the Capitol Complex.

In my opinion, none of the Capitol buildings in America and other sovereign countries that remarkably resemble one another were built by our current civilization.

I believe we have all been brainwashed and sold a bundle of lies about our historical narratives. I also believe artificial intelligence has been around our entire lives and is responsible for authoring the lies and disinformation that make up our history books and, more recently, our electronic encyclopedic record systems, which AI constantly edits in real time to modify our officialdom as our controllers deem necessary.

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12 thoughts on “I don’t  believe any of the Capitol Buildings in the United States were built by members of our civilization”

  1. NoFakeNews's avatar NoFakeNews September 14, 2026 / 6:08 pm

    Thanks for sharing, Roark! 👍

  2. Roark's avatar Roark September 14, 2026 / 1:32 pm

    Hi Lisa,

    I guess a robot is like a 3d printer. Might explain some of the incredible structures all around us, we still can’t build today. Or can we? 😉

    Roark

  3. lhakes12's avatar lhakes12 September 14, 2026 / 10:58 am

    Robots! Interesting thought Roark. That never occurred to me. But who knows with the intelligence of AI and some talented tin cans? 🤣 They really might be very skillful!

    Lisa

  4. NoFakeNews's avatar NoFakeNews September 14, 2026 / 3:20 am

    👍🙂

  5. Roark's avatar Roark September 14, 2026 / 2:28 am

    Indeed John,

    I encouraged an old college buddy, who had studied electronic music years ago, to try Suno and I couldn’t believe it but that very same day he wrote back and had made an incredible piece of music that sounded like an Off Broadway musical.

    First, he enlisted Chatgpt or Claude to help with the lyrics, just as I’d suggested. Then, he copied and pasted the lyrics into Suno and before he knew it, he was impressed!

    Suno version 6 is out as of a few days ago. For the next 24 hours, they aren’t even requiring credits to try it!

    Please do try it and let me and the rest of your fans know. In fact, once you have a song, look for it in the list, then look for the … (Menu) beside it, And choose Share and then choose Share again if necessary, to get the URL into your clipboard so you can then share with us by pasting into a reply to this post! (Hint. Hint.)

    I can’t wait to hear it!! It will be music to my ears, literally, 😂

    Roark

  6. NoFakeNews's avatar NoFakeNews September 13, 2026 / 11:33 pm

    Wow, that sounds pretty cool, Roark. I’ll have to give it a try. 👍😎

    Thanks for sharing the instructions.

    John

  7. Roark's avatar Roark September 13, 2026 / 11:22 pm

    It is the easiest thing in the world to do John. User interface quirks notwithstanding.

    I think you would get an absolute kick out of Suno

    Here are some instructions from me:

    .  You can try it easily enough and for free.  If you have a Google account, you can just use those same credentials to log in to Suno with your Google account.  I think the User Interface could still use some improvement.

    It defaults to a really simple mode where you just describe the song you’d like.  It can generate the lyrics and then when you click the big orange Create button, you wait for 3 minutes and voila!  You have a song!

    But you can put it in a more advanced mode. 

    1 This lets you enter your own lyrics (which you can paste in from your song writing efforts using a word processor, or from asking ChatGpt or Claude to write lyrics for you). 

    2 The second thing you do is go to the Styles box and enter something about the sound you want.  These are learned keywords, but you can start with words everyone knows like:  “jazz ensemble”, or “country ballad”.  You can embellish later by adding more descriptive words like “female” or “male” and “finger picking electric bass” (one of my favorites).  They are all listed with commas between them.

    For example:  House, finger picking electric bass, violin, male lead

    3 When you scroll down, there are 2 or 3 sliders to adjust under “More Options”.  I recommend keeping these at or below 50% to start out with.  They don’t do as much as you might think.

    4 Then, you just click the big orange “Create” button at the bottom, wait 3 minutes, and there’s your song!  It tries to generate 2 different versions for you to see which one you like best.

    The thing is you can keep the same lyrics but come back and change the words in the style box and when you click Create, you get a song that sounds different but has the same lyrics!

    The really fun part is when you make a simple recording of yourself just singing something wacky.  Under 30 seconds is good in the beginning.  I still try and keep them short.  Less is more. (It has to be longer than 6 seconds though.)

    Anyway, there’s an “Audio +” button you have to look for in the upper right corner, that lets you upload your sample recording. 

    After that, when you go to make your song, you first look for your recording in the list. 

    Click the 3 dots next to it and choose “Remix” and then choose “Cover”.  This tells Suno to use your sample as the “cover” for your new song.

    The AI then seems to do some incredible things with your audio, no matter what you sing into it.  It’s like the AI is inspired by it!  Now your songs start to sound more original.

    So, I got a little carried away.  You can see how excited I am about it all.

    Regards,

    Roark

  8. NoFakeNews's avatar NoFakeNews September 13, 2026 / 11:04 pm

    Thanks for sharing, Roark! 👍😎

    I haven’t tried creating a song with AI yet. Is it difficult to do? Do you create the melodies and words with AI, or just one or the other?

    John

  9. Roark's avatar Roark September 13, 2026 / 10:54 pm

    Hi Lisa!

    Hi John!

    This is an excellent entry as usual. Thank you for the picture that you supplied. Wow! I have to agree about the structures. I don’t know enough about AI. I suspect AI has been around longer than they would have us believe that’s for sure.

    So maybe AI helped design all the Capitol buildings as it were and robots of some sort constructed them?

    Have you tried using AI to write a song yet? It is fascinating and I am hooked!

    I have to say most songs that I have built using AI are much more pleasing/interesting to listen to in my opinion then a large number of songs that were supposedly built organically in years past.

    Very truly yours,

    Roark

  10. NoFakeNews's avatar NoFakeNews September 13, 2026 / 8:15 pm

    It was an eye-opening experience, Lisa. Seeing those buildings, and especially the tunnel system connecting those structures, was the clincher for me. There’s no way possible that our civilization built those things, given the narrative out there.

    John

  11. lhakes12's avatar lhakes12 September 13, 2026 / 8:11 pm

    John, what a fabulously interesting trip you and your wife must have had to Washington D.C. 🏛

    One has to be in awe about the incredible structures around the world and what all might lay beneath the surface. But I am also in awe and in wonderment about the people who built them.

    What did they look like I wonder? Some certainly must have giant in size by the looks of the doorways. Although maybe not all.

    Did they even look like today’s humans? Maybe they could emanate light from within that was visible around them like an aura? They obviously had a connection to the aether to be able to construct and create such artistry.

    My imagination leaves me bedazzled about their appearance and intelligence.

    Also, how did these superior beings with their advanced technology become defeated by a cataclysmic event or invasion of darkness?

    All bewildering! 🌟

    Lisa

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