Isolated community preserves century old understanding of the satanic conspiracy.

[Marklennon]

This documentary is being run on RT's website. This lady was born in isolation after her family fled radical religious reform in the soviet states.

Whats interesting is her take on the satanic conspiracy which has survived generations of social conditioning.

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[loc333]

What a great women, and a great soul. A person who walks with god.

[Bubu]

At her age the way she swings the axe convince me that she is for real.
Her parents should have brought her up in total isolation from deceptions.
If I where to raise a child away from the matrix I will let her inner self be her guide; no scriptures no laws no standards no moralities. It would be interesting to see how a person will turn out. A century old belief system will not escape a deception that has s[an more than two centuries. a total no belief system approach will.
She has that happy vibe that most of us in the matrix never had.

[amor]

The video is apparently no longer available. I have noticed this happening with many videos which TPTB might consider undesirable for us to see. Who is the sensor here?

[Kristin]

The video is apparently no longer available. I have noticed this happening with many videos which TPTB might consider undesirable for us to see. Who is the sensor here?

Works for me.

[RunningDeer]

The video is apparently no longer available. I have noticed this happening with many videos which TPTB might consider undesirable for us to see. Who is the sensor here?

It works for me, too. Here’s another, but a slightly shorter copy.


Surviving in the Siberian Wilderness for 70 Years
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Published on Apr 9, 2013

In 1936, a family of Russian Old Believers journeyed deep into Siberia's vast taiga to escape persecution and protect their way of life. The Lykovs eventually settled in the Sayan Mountains, 160 miles from any other sign of civilization. In 1944, Agafia Lykov was born into this wilderness. Today, she is the last surviving Lykov, remaining steadfast in her seclusion. In this episode of Far Out, the VICE crew travels to Agafia to learn about her taiga lifestyle and the encroaching influence of the outside world.

[Mitm]

Similar to Anastasia, but Anastasia has no dogma at all in her upbringing. She also lives in the Siberian Taiga, but she doesnt endure the physical harshness due to her "space of love". she is still connected to her pagan "Vedruss" way of life..

[Jayke]

Similar to Anastasia, but Anastasia has no dogma at all in her upbringing. She also lives in the Siberian Taiga, but she doesnt endure the physical harshness due to her "space of love". she is still connected to her pagan "Vedruss" way of life..

I've only read the first book in 'the ringing cedars' series, was Anastasia based on a real person, or just part of the myth of the series? I never could tell based on the authors writing style...an inspirational story either way for sure...

What fascinates me most about the hermit in the above video however, is her assertion that its the year 7522 since the creation of Adam...an interesting date because if you read the book Uriels Machine (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Uriels-Machine-Ancient-Origins-Science/dp/0099281821) by Christopher Knight and Robert Lomas; they make a compelling case that the biblical world flood occurred at roughly 7500BC, when a comet split into 7 fragments...with various pieces landing in different oceans causing massive tsunamis that wiped out a global civilisation...given it might take a couple thousand years to recover from such devastation, 7522 years before now or 5500bc (which is the time the authors give for megalithic sites like Newgrange and Skara Brae being built...in which the authors also compellingly connect to the Book of Enoch)...definitely adds an element of validity to the timeline of her story in my mind.

[CurEus]

Hancock suggests major impact events in N. America roughly 11,000 years ago well within the "range of possibility" as "dating" most events is a highly problematic science. I believe Dr. Paul Laviolette also suggests "about 11,000 years ago for his "galactic superwave" based on ice core and volcanic samples. I am not certain what dates the Kolbrin Bible suggests but Gobleki Tepi fits in the timeframe,

[syrwong]

Very interesting was her abhorrence for barcode, to the extent that she would not accept any food if there was a barcode on it. She believed that the barcode was the symbol of the devil, and the apocalypse would come when everyone had a microchip on their arm or forehead.

Since the words barcode and microchip are modern words, her centuries-old Christian belief would have stated that a series of bars would be the mark of the devil and every man and woman would be marked with these bars before the second coming of Jesus.

What are barcodes for? They are for identification. I understand the old believer’s prophecy to be that when every human being is identified like goods, the devil will have its greatest power and the apocalypse will soon come.

This forced microchipping of the world population is undoubted coming. Of course, people will be led to believe it is for their own good and it is convenient and antiterrorist.

[Jayke]

Hancock suggests major impact events in N. America roughly 11,000 years ago well within the "range of possibility" as "dating" most events is a highly problematic science. I believe Dr. Paul Laviolette also suggests "about 11,000 years ago for his "galactic superwave" based on ice core and volcanic samples. I am not certain what dates the Kolbrin Bible suggests but Gobleki Tepi fits in the timeframe,

There's enough evidence to suggest multiple comet strikes on the Earth...one at 11000BC, another at 7500BC and a smaller one at 3500BC. One theory suggests a star in the local galaxy went supernova roughly 36000 years ago and it took 25000 years for the explosive fragments to reach our solar system and collide with our planets...or it could be as Randall Carlson suggests and our planet just went through an unlucky streak and got bombarded several times in rather frequent succession. Either way 3 comet strike events over a 10000 year period would be enough to send an advanced civilisation back to the stone age and create a species with amnesia.

Edmund Marriage has some really great talks, especially on the 11000BC - 7500BC comet impact period...Learning From History Part 1 of 6 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JT1heGsp1aw)

Did anyone catch the point in the video (23:00) where Agafia mentions "see those mountains over there...there are houses as big as mountains on top of it"...that really got my imagination stirring in light of all the giant megalithic sites in the balkan areas by the NewEarth documentary series on youtube...

Unknown megalith of the size/design of the great pyramid in Bulkaria, Russia. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWW1uLX3ClY)

and the belevi megaliths, found near the black sea, with similar polygonal stonework as in Peru...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ihd-zyh0Lw