Who hides the truth about Atlantis and the Anunnaki? The forbidden history of Earth - Franc Zalewski

Zalewski explains that he approaches each artifact like a piece of evidence, gradually eliminating impossible explanations. He describes, for example, the casing blocks of the pyramid as multi-trapezoids—a geometric figure not described in literature—which must have been individually cut by a machine, because the lower block retained marks from the cutting of the adjacent one. He claims that the construction process included at least five stages: from rough forging or milling, through increasingly precise cutting, to polishing. He also used this method at castles in Poland (Ogrodzieniec, Rabsztyn), finding identical traces there as in Egypt, Anatolia, or India—which, according to him, proves the work of the same machines across the globe.

Zalewski reports that participants of his expeditions initially try to rationalize the traces—e.g., attributing them to the Middle Ages—but after seeing the same traces in Giza and Lesser Poland, they conclude that they must have come from the same advanced machinery. Particularly striking is the motif of a triangular drill hole with a side of 8 cm: our civilization cannot drill triangular holes, and such traces are found in Lesser Poland, Egypt, India, Malta, and the USA. Zalewski mocks archaeologists who explain them as the work of Casimir the Great, ironically asking if the king sent an expedition to Abuwas in Egypt and to India.

Zalewski argues that if there is a record in the Aryan Vedas of an emergency landing, and in the field there is a corresponding geological structure that can be measured and seen from space, then we are dealing with empirical confirmation of the account. He emphasizes that no one came with a shovel and piled up hills half a kilometer high.

Zalewski emphasizes that his findings are not conjectures but the result of field research conducted on many continents. He analyzes architecture from India through Africa to South America and everywhere finds the same traces of machine processing—triangular drill holes, straight saw cuts, multi-stage polishing. In his opinion, archaeologists ignore this evidence because they focus exclusively on pottery and ornaments, and they throw away stones with traces of processing. He says directly: 'They don't know how to interpret it.' He claims that after the catastrophe and the subsequent wars between races, humanity lost all technical knowledge within a few generations and returned to chipped stone technology, which explains why written history begins with 'people running around in skins and bark shoes.'

Zalewski discovered that the base of the pyramid is a trapezoid (not a square), and the whole forms an octagonal star. The location at the 30th degree of latitude and the angle of inclination of the walls (51°52') are not accidental. By making his own measurements, he calculated that the dimensions of the base (230.45 m for the south wall and 230.39 m for the north) correlate with the circumference of the Earth at the 30th parallel. On this basis, he claims that the pyramid was built in an arithmetic system other than decimal—probably base-16—and served an informational function for beings arriving from space. He compares it to a book that one must know how to read, and emphasizes that he managed to read only a few parameters.

Zalewski spent a month in the state of Karnataka, studying the formation which, according to him, was created when a huge spaceship scraped against the ground during an emergency landing. He claims that sedimentary rocks rich in iron ores were then uplifted to a height of up to half a kilometer, creating mountains visible to this day. He emphasizes that this trace is visible in Google Earth and everyone can verify it. He refers to the Aryan Vedas—texts he knew from childhood, but which were banned in Russia as allegedly exalting the white race. He notes that the four races (Darians, Kharians, Svyatorus, and Rusyns) are symbolized by four-faced statues, similar to the Slavic Svetovid, which in reality do not look to the four corners of the world, but represent the first four Homo sapiens sapiens peoples on Earth.

Zalewski argues that traces of three numerical systems are ubiquitous. The Aryans, the first race to arrive on Earth, operated on base-16 arithmetic—the same on which modern computers are based. Their heritage includes, among others, the pud (16 kg) and country names ending in -ia (Poland as Lechia, Russia, Japan, Sweden). The Anunnaki introduced the base-15 system, visible in the division of the day into 24 hours, the circle into 360 degrees, and units such as mendel (15) and kopa (60). Their legacy is countries ending in -an (Iran, Lebanon, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan). The third, current race manages the base-12 system, manifestations of which include the 12 apostles, the former division of the pound sterling into 240 pence (until 1971), and the imposition of the decimal system about 100 years ago. Zalewski claims that modern rulers deliberately set -ia (Christian) and -an (Muslim) countries against each other to perpetuate conflict.