05:28. The Vatican Apostolic Archive ceased to be called Vatican Secret Archive *in 2019.* If the rest of the video is as badly researched as the Vatican segment, we can be sure it is all fake. Is this a channel of conspiracy theories or it uses TikTok videos as sources? Basically, nothing of what it is said here is true. If I am wrong, prove it, with reliable sources. For my part, I send you to simply google "vatican apostolic archive," "vatican apostolic library," "vatican museums," "vatican conclave," "vatican council" because the segment does a mash-up of very different entities with extremely different ends and protocols. You use Google, and you will find their websites, Wikipedia articles, addresses, working hours, etc. Like the Pentagon or the Library of Congress, they are guarded, but *they are not secret.* Like any archive of any government, there are historic documents that need special care, and current diplomatic affairs that are not tourist' business. If you are doing historical research with legit credentials, you can access the Archive. The thing of "male of certain age" is nonsense. Just like the whole segment. And one thinking that Mr. Whistler had some work ethics or cared to not fuel stupid conspiracy theories... but it seems that views and likes were all that mattered here.

The entire history of electric cars would be a good one

Allegedly.

You got me woof bark donkey

It’s rumoured the only things that can get in are ridge wallets and magic spoon cereal

Allegedly. In your opinion. Allegedly.

​@@becks5867don't forget Sheath underwear or Vessi shoes

oh yeah... smallest criminal there is El Chapo

​@@otaviofrn_advThere are plenty of inmates at ADX Florence that are lower level than El Chapo. Paul Bergrin is serving a life sentence there for conspiracy to murder a witness against one of his clients, as well as his participation in prostitution and drug trafficking. He's on a much, much smaller scale then El Chapo. Even smaller are several mates who are there for killing inmates at other facilities, and who were deemed to be an ongoing threat that could not be reasonably managed by even high-security facilities.

Lot of guards for an empty building

There are no tank gunnery ranges anywhere near Ft. Knox's gold vault. I know. As an ex Army armor officer, I spent enough time stationed there.

@@melangellatc1718well yeah he’s not saying there are, only that he lived nearby. The stuff about the hold vault and the bit about wandering downrange are seperate thoughts

Shame he didn’t mention NSA, Never Say Anything or No Such Agency. They have their own fire department and the building is clad in a suspended curtain wall to prevent resonance vibrations from leaking out.

@@o2benazthat’s actually kind of interesting, I did glass glaizing for a while so I’d love to have seen the engineering behind that suspended curtain wall

He did say no one can enter the facility if you're a civilian.

the director bought the soldiers bears?

@@adamprobst5543 Yes, as payment.

@@knazibaz Grizzzly or Black Bears?

@@kw8757 Koala

@@kw8757 Gummy

aka "hide in plain sight"

They keep a guy named Svarkel and his sons permanently housed in his own bunker nearby, so that if cataclysm occurs, good ol Svarkel or one of his boys can open their vault, stroll on over to the seed vault and insert the 3 foot long 23 pound key into the vault door, and access the seeds. His son's live there in case anything were to happen to Svarkel, making sure there is always someone to unlock the vault.

There is a small town down the road called Longyearbyen, so there would be some humans (population is around 1,750 people) nearby in the event of a global catastrophe.

Yep, Fort Knox is where the army's armored troops conduct their training. Plenty of tanks and armored fighting vehicles along with their crews.

Years ago I was a swamper for a big lumber yard doing a delivery to a super max prison. Same as you, 2 guys stinking of weed but driving a battering ram. We used the wrong gate, guards were not impressed.

In the end, it’s an office building. A very strictly controlled one… but all kinds of day to day business goes on there. You’re not getting near that inner perimeter without authorization. When I was younger, I took a tour of the Fed in NYC. This was back in the days when they could open the vault. Fantastic place.

Sounds super made up. Source?

​@@VisionThingright out of his @$$

I could imagine these places having no visible security however. Almost akin to hiding an old speakeasy.

Greenbrier It’s security was no one knew about it

@@myhandlewastakenandIgaveup Yeah that sounds more sensible but even then security by obscurity doesn’t really work. But not having ANY security sounds made up, like what would be the upside with that?

Good question. Very good question.

It is secure against natural disaster and secured against humans by other humans. I think they would have a contingency plan stored somewhere on how to access the vault if all people inside die for some reason. It can't rely just on keys that can be lost.

Google street view has images right up to the door of the seed vault (a former coal mine) taken by a guy riding a bicycle. He does pass two people walking outside the entrance. One is holding a camera, the other has a rifle. It is likely that the rifle is not for guarding the place. People walking anywhere outside the town of Longyearbyen are required to have a gun to guard against polar bear attacks.

It's like a plot from a disaster movie. The only thing that can save humanity is (almost) out of human reach.

@@p_serdiuk ya, and those with the info are also dead.

His basement. Right out of reach of Danny's chain.

I get ghosts, but _aliens?_ Come on man... (unless they're the ghosts of dead aliens _obviously)_

In the USA, space alien technology is not held at Area 51, but Goodfellow AFB, Texas. Also home of the Norma Brown Trainer facility. That way if there is ever an 'incident' they can claim it was just a training exercise.

Yes, me too, I just install ublock origin and Sponsorblock to my browser and it does it for me!

ah yes, the not loading replies under comments. Yt at its best...

I do, they already get their youtube check. Just greedy having in video ads on a 12 minute video

@@markymark7803 I was referring to the ones that Simon does himself.

@@notmyworld44 I know and always fast forward past them 😎

Tell that to the 3 billion people across the world who don't know where their next meal is going to come from.

Elaborate please?

That's exactly the reason. If he gives a live speech, it will not be clear where it's happening, making it much more difficult to target him.

The dems took most of it.

Seeds can't hold guns, let alone shoot (they don't have hands).

It's not something they train them for. They just only pick soldiers who are already weatherproof. You either are or you ain't.

Already sold

If you can't figure out a way to get inside, then you probably can't effectively make use of the genetic materials of the seeds inside anyway. LOL

Those banana plants do exist and grow well in some locations. But the majority of bananas are grown in one country, and that particular type of banana plant was being destroyed there by disease, so a GM seed was made and that’s the Cavendish bananas we mostly eat today - which now is being subject to disease …. Now we wait for the next GM banana

​@@becks5867 Current Cavendish are not GMOs. They replaced the Gros Michel ("Big Mike") cultivar in the 1950s, right around the time that researchers were beginning to understand the basic structure of DNA. As Cavendish are all clones of the original plant (as Gros Michel are, since neither have seeds), there's been no genetic modification happening until very recently. In May 2023, Australian researchers created the first GM Cavendish, designed to be resistant to rhe fungus that is putting the Cavendish at risk. If it works, the same might happen for the Gros Michel (which is still produced in small numbers, but they're rather expensive at sometimes several dollars per banana).

You're kidding, right?

It’s empty Went to China to pay the national debt

Yes. It was awesome. Check out what happened to him when he was ousted though.... 😬

Tradition.

to get the seeds to help save humanity?

@@iainlyall6475 that doesnt explain that level of security

@@romeomyblueheaven8237 'F' if i know dude :-( :-)