Aboriginal Amaru Khan: American Origin of Fossil Records

Published 2025-05-12 · Duration 10:02 · Video file (30 MB)

Aboriginal Amaru Khan explores the American origin of fossil records, challenging Western archaeology's dating methods and presenting evidence from the Mian calendar.

Transcript
Western, well, I can't even say Western, white archeology and black archeologists who follow the white archeologists basically state that these hominids and these human beings have certain dates or ages to them. So we want to go through some of these dates so you can understand these periods of time. They basically break the errors down into three errors. The Sinnozoic Mesozoic and Paleozoic. I'm not going to say I agree with these particular things at all because we have studied these things meticulously and we found errors in them. We're going to use them just to prove all of these erroneous theories as false. These Sinnozoic periods is broken down into eight or seven periods. The Mesozoic is three periods and of course the Paleozoic is seven periods. Inside of these periods you have the appearance of certain things going on allegedly. For instance over five million years ago you should have the appearance of any people of modern type going on in any place. In fact in the Jurassic period which is about 213 million years ago in archeologists will argue which you down to the bone to say oh no you'll never find evidence of any human being anywhere on the planet in the during the Jurassic period. This is the time period you had the so-called larger reptile that we called dinosaurs which you find in bones and other things of. But we want to show you from the message of the engraved stones of Ika the Piction of people interacting with the Jurassic period animals. This is where you need to get this particular book. Now the interesting thing about this is nowhere on the earth do you find this type of the Piction? nowhere and the reason why that becomes important is because it deals with how old is humanity or we're going to use to engage that particular subject. One of the books that I want to recommend for you just for your study which is going to lead right into what we are about to talk about right now is a book called the Mian calendar and the transformation of consciousness. It's by a man named Carl Johan Palaman. The Mian calendar and the transformation of consciousness. Why is that? Why is it important? It's because of one thing. Now we know that the name is not Mian. We call them Amaroo. These are more. These are the sheep people. They're the sheep people. And both the old Mian and the Mian are actually the same people. But archaeologists have given them different names because they are there. They divide and they separate because it's not only in their nature but that's a part of their behavior to control the information. So we know from looking at the bottom text delays what the Mian's phenotypically look like and depicted themselves last. When you go to the bottom text delays or any other delays that the Mian said well the old Mianx or these upper text and in these other groups what you find very clearly is that they are phenotypically black and brown peoples. They painted those murals thousands and thousands of years ago and they're still there for us the day for those who travel to go and see them. You can go if you can't travel go right to your computer type and bottom text. The old Mian, the M. T. E. K. Stailays. Mian's and you will get some of the pictures that are available online. We place a lot of those online from being down in research. All right so it leads us to the point of a particular calendar amongst these Morish Aboriginal black people in Central America. This particular calendar is found in the Yucatan at a place called Kumbha and archaeologists will call the Mianx Kuba Stailays as STEL A E. When you go to Stailay 5 which is actually a total Mian have a particular calendar that's broken down and synchronized with time days periods the calculate years and periods the calculate larger groups of years. The calendar is broken down into days which are called Kins. I ancestors the book is counted down. Yonos which is a 20-day period 18-Yeonos equal 360 days plus a period that we call the Y. E. which is a five-day period which equals a year which is called a tomb and when you take 20-tunes you get a cartoon which is 20 years approximately 77,200 days which is about 100 days less than that period and 20-year period and 20-tunes equals almost a 400-year period which we call it the back-tunes and 13 of those equal 13 back-tunes where the cycle recicles itself. All right so we got 40 years cycle. Now at Kuba they have a calendar that is 16.4 billion years oh! Now we have to scratch I had to ask ourselves a question. Like folks tell us that the plan is only 4.5 billion years old who on earth we have a calendar 16.4 billion years old in fact is the oldest calendar in the world right here in the Americas from black folks that we are descended from that we know nothing about. 16.4 billion years of history stretched into a totem to leave for you and me so we'll know who we are and we are amazed and jumping around thinking we've from some monkeys that are 2 million or 3 million years old. This is the insanity that goes on because they're not going to tell you that the Maya are phenotypically black and it definitely not going to eventually tell you that they're connected to the Aboriginal tribes of North America who are also phenotypically black. The Cherokee to Chalk, Tala, not the Accetara and that they align their monuments to each other's monuments meaning that they knew about each other therefore we deal with one lineage of people who had a particular type of culture, a science and a math that was preserved amongst them. So we look and say who has the oldest calendar on the earth the question is definitively answered by saying so called black folk in the Americas have the oldest calendars on the planet. The are no calendars in Europe that are older, the are no calendars in Asia that are older and they are definitely no calendars in Africa that are older. So now you can go and study for yourself get the book or travel to the Yucatan to cover yourself do some research and find this calendar and you will see the oldest calendar on the planet is called the Long Cal calendar and put the so-called old Mac and the so-called Maya and had it this is how we know that they are the same people and not only that they wrote down the same name for themselves the Turu Shii which is the noble priesthood amongst these have originals or the Amaru. All right well the Amaru Muru is one of the words that they gave themselves. So they left that calendar for us so if you want to study you will find that this is the oldest calendar in the world. All right so any arguments on that will have to be made with our ancestors because they left that board and if anybody can find a calendar that's older than that 16.4 billion years ago then hey I would love it. Bring it on all right and we'll be able to argue with you down to the wire to prove that we were here for a long long long long time brothers and sisters long been in white folks can even write down in their archaeological books. All right so you need to study that information now with that being said 16.4 billion years of history. We use in the scale of time to go back into years the geological errors and the periods the census or the mesosore the paleosore the paleosore the paleosore is the oldest and only goes back to 590 million years. So now the minds have a calendar that stretched beyond the modern ability to even calculate the things that they try to calculate in the fossil records and the early microbes and the evolution of life. This goes to show that the whole period of evolution is a joke. We are thinking that we are evolving and we are actually devolving. I can't afford to eat McDonald's every day evolve. It's a joke.
Aboriginal Amaru KhanAmerican Origin of Fossil RecordsMian CalendarPaleozoicMesozoicSinnozoicHuman EvolutionWestern ArchaeologyFossil Records