[fmjrey]

Nope, I have nothing to do with that guy. I'm just intrigued by all the questions being raised in these videos. Perhaps you would have preferred a link to single video instead of all of them. Hard to single one out, but I'll try: https://youtu.be/TsZFE7CUrYY

As I said, I still doubt some of the explanations brought forward (e.g. the mining activities in the video I just mentioned) but when you see so much visible stuff from satellite imagery in the middle of nowhere in North America it really makes you wonder what was there, what do our history books say?

[tsimionescu]

It's really funny the things you can believe if you're really convinced of something. He really is looking at dirt roads criss-crossed by more dirt, and claiming they are ancient roads criss-crossed by ancient railroads. Or looking at artifacts of how Google maps are built (being stitched together from photographs from different days, different cameras, and a combination of satellite and airplane imagery as you zoom in and out etc) and getting convinced that they represent both doctored images AND signs of artificial construction on a massive scale).