Dr. John Reizer
My wife and I just returned from Washington, DC, where we performed some exciting boots-on-the-ground Old-World Research. It was a fascinating experience; we had access to a few well-known government buildings during our trip.
In this brief post, I want to focus on the US Capitol Complex of buildings, the Library of Congress, and the US Capitol building.
These buildings have a few things in common; they are all connected by underground tunnels allegedly constructed in the early 1800s.
The Tunnel Leading to the US Capitol
According to what we were told and some deductive reasoning, it’s safe to assume that a labyrinth of tunnels throughout DC connects many buildings.
In my opinion, many of these tunnels and their ending points (the buildings) were discovered, not built, by our civilization and later refurbished or repurposed.
The buildings, because of their amazingly complex designs and physical characteristics, are the targets of exploration by many Old-World Researchers.
Library of Congress
After touring and seeing many of the buildings in Washington and having had an opportunity to walk through one or two of the tunnels, I am convinced even more so than before our trip that the official narrative we have all been given regarding the American capital is suspicious, to say the least, and needs to be explored and investigated more thoroughly by other researchers.
Remember, any time we dare to question officialdom, our controllers aggressively pull us back into the plethora of rigid boxes they have constructed that were designed to discourage critical thinking!
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