Three, two. This is live, ladies and gentlemen, and this is a very unusual podcast we're going to have here in a very

unusual discussion. I have to my left Michael Schurmer, very famous skeptic. He's been on the

podcast before. Of course Randall Carlson, amazing gentleman who knows far too much about terrifying things like

asteroids.

And Graham Hancock, author, also a fantastic human being, many times been on this podcast as well and this all came out of a

podcast that Randall and Graham and I did recently and Michael Sherman commented on it and it was all essentially on the hypothesis that the great extinction that

happened with the North American land animals that happened with the North American land animals that happened somewhere around the end of the ice age and

the end of the ice age the abrupt end of the ice age being caused please correct me if I fuck any of this up, being caused by a comet

impact.

Michael Schurmer had some questions about that and we said this would be an amazing podcast to get everybody together in a room and

go over this. Since then there's been some interesting stuff that's happened.

Well I thought this was really fascinating that Forbes has a mainstream article in Forbes did a comet wipe out ice age megafauna and this is actually from just a couple of weeks ago and then there was also this interpretation that's fairly recent as well about one of the stone

tablets, one of the stone carvings rather on go Beckley tepy and Graham you would

probably be the best to describe that. Yeah, that was published in Mediterranean,

Mediterranean archaeology and archaeometry,

peer review journal, by a couple of scientists from the University of Edinburgh and they are proposing an

interpretation of the Quebecly tappy imagery.

There's quite a lot of imagery on those T-shaped pillars, particularly one pillar,

Piller 43 in enclosure D. And their deduction, what they take from their interpretation, of course many

will disagree with them. Their interpretation is that those images are speaking of the comet impact.

They're speaking of a comet that hit the earth roughly 12,900 years before our time.

And Randall, this has been something that you have been obsessed with for many, many years now.

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