My response to Graham Hancock
Guys, I have been rumbled. My CIA connections have been revealed. I am part of a conspiracy to suppress the truth about ancient history. So, alleges Graeme Hancock in his in his latest video debunking the debunking industry.
>> Here he is with his team. There's Milo Rossi, minute mini minute man. Um and uh Stefan Milo and Bill Farley and Jason Kolivito, world of antiquity. Uh they're all grouped together uh determined to destroy any hint of disagreement with the mainstream view.
>> It's a tad dramatic, I would say. Bit of a dramatic claim. I can't believe Graeme has even seen any of my videos if he thinks that's what I'm doing. That's a dramatic claim, isn't it?
I mean, come on. I think it would be more exciting if I was involved in some conspiracy. I think my life would be a little bit more exciting. I feel I feel compelled to defend myself because that's just not what I do.
I think he's just saying it cuz I disagree with him. This is my response. This is debunking the debunking the debunking industry. Let me start by saying this.
Graeme is very good at making it seem like there is a mainstream view in archaeology. that there is one accepted view in archaeology. And I don't think that that is the case at all. There's there's a lots of disagreement, lots of possibilities about all sorts of things that happen in prehistory, right?
Because we only have a fraction of of the evidence left to analyze and and analyzing it isn't always straightforward. Everyone that does archaeology uh understands that, right? is he's very good at presenting half of the evidence or or half of a discussion and never getting into the weeds, I would say. And I'm going to use the example of uh Aboriginal DNA uh in South America, which is how he started off his speech.
He makes it seem like there's only possible explanation is that uh people sailed across the Pacific, which is quite a feat. That's that's not a small feat. Okay, that's not a small feat. That is one possibility though for why uh native South Americans have this genetic connection to to Australian Aboriginals and uh and other people in that region.
Uh it's not that they have a direct input from Australian Aboriginals, but they both hypothetically ...
Watch the full video by Stefan Milo on YouTube.