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| So, this is a quick view of my office setup. | |
| Here, it's like a little get-together meeting board game room at the hotel, but the internet doesn't seem to work down in my cabin right there. | |
| It's like most... | |
| The internet doesn't seem to work very well anywhere. | |
| But anyway, while I was here working on stuff, waiting for something to upload, I looked at this book, and this says Tyrell and Alton Anstin, which... | |
| Loosely translates into Tyrol in old views, which means Tyrol in old pictures, because this book is filled with some amazing pictures. | |
| I want to share some of these with you. | |
| I've got it marked. | |
| I've got the markings done with leaves. | |
| Here's the state of Tyrol. | |
| From last night, we had a meal at a restaurant, and the owner was serving us. | |
| She said, Tyrol is the heart of Austria. | |
| She goes, Vienna may be the cultural center, but the heart of Austria, the blood, pumps out of Tyrol. | |
| And this is Innsbruck. | |
| This is where we flew into. | |
| This is the biggest city in Tyrol. | |
| And then you travel along this road. | |
| Seafeld is probably the biggest city listed on here where we are. | |
| And then Telfs is somewhere over here. | |
| And the tyrannical scum of Bilderberg is up here. | |
| So there's that. | |
| There's the state of Tyrol. | |
| It's a little history lesson report. | |
| Here is what Innsbruck looked like back in the day. | |
| This is from 1730, 1740. So that's a nice little panoramic view. | |
| And this was the Internet of Old drawing these pictures. | |
| This is how communication was transferred. | |
| Let's go to the next picture. | |
| Here's another shot of Innsbruck. | |
| See that? | |
| People are going down. | |
| This is how trading was done, through rafts. | |
| And there's a really fast-flowing river in Innsbruck. | |
| I guess right now it's got a lot of melting snow making it happen. | |
| This is, when I first saw this, it was like, wow, this looks like the Boston Massacre almost. | |
| But look, both sides are fighting. | |
| And this is actually the fourth battle of the Battle of Bergesil, which was a revolt between the militia of Tyrol revolting against the King of Bavaria and Napoleon of France. | |
| So they had four battles, all of which the militiamen won the first four. | |
| And then the last battle, they were overwhelmed and had to submit, unfortunately. | |
| Seems like they are still submitting to this day. | |
| And I think that's why that police officer was really getting mad at me when I was, you know, educating them. | |
| It was because they're a proud people, and they should be. | |
| But they shouldn't lay down and submit. | |
| I really like this picture. | |
| It's got these old barns. | |
| And this is kind of how they set up to block. | |
| Snow from building up on their roofs. | |
| They even have a system like that now. | |
| I'll show you that on my little roof. | |
| It's got two gutters which help drain the water off and also keep the snow from piling up on the roof. | |
| That's very important. | |
| This is the amazing view again. | |
| And there's where we went yesterday. | |
| Up to about right there. | |
| In fact, we might be able to see the radio tower up there. | |
| There's a cell phone tower up that way. | |
| Can't see it from here, though. | |
| Anyway, back to the history book. | |
| I thought that was neat. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I kind of like old barns. | |
| There's different watercolors, and I guess it's just a collection of historical paintings and drawings that were then put together and published into a book. | |
| Shows some country life, very relaxed people. | |
| This is how they cross the river, pulling a log across while the guys stood on the log and they're pulling them across. | |
| You've got these raging rocks and water. | |
| Back then they didn't have a lot of dams built, so these weren't controlled. | |
| There you see the snow mitigation for the roofs. | |
| Here's another one. | |
| Looks like they've got a dam built here, letting water flow through, but it's also flowing under. | |
| See some people on the bridge watching it. | |
| This was done in 1840. It's another interesting looking image. | |
| It's like how they've started dividing up farmland. | |
| There's some hunters traveling back. | |
| There's a farmer and an old, looks like maybe a church. | |
| This was done in 1590. There's another big panorama. | |
| You can see the wall around the city. | |
| And then you've got... | |
| Some areas where animals were kept here. | |
| There's a farm up here. | |
| You got this wall around this city. | |
| There's some more crops. | |
| Around the river that runs through Innsbruck down this way, all farmland. | |
| Everywhere. | |
| Everywhere around it is farmland. | |
| Here's a guy walking next to what looks like to be a glacier, and this is in 1819. All the SUVs and everything back then were causing global cooling. | |
| Al Gore was right. | |
| Here's an interesting photo. | |
| This looks like some sort of cultural holiday that they're having. | |
| This was done in 1850. Here's the date right there, 1850. Another shot. | |
| It's a really cool book. | |
| I haven't had too much time to spend with it, but I wanted to share it with everybody before we pulled out of here, and I would have kicked myself for not showing it. | |
| Because you don't run into these very often. | |
| When I was interviewing Russell Means, we found an old Wounded Knee book where we got a lot of the images from. | |
| And it's history. | |
| You can't deny the photos. | |
| The U.S. troops had massacred the Indians. | |
| They stacked them up like cordwood and it had frozen over the nights. | |
| Everybody was frozen in place and they just put them in a mass burial grave. | |
| Here's one from 1840. | |
| This is just a really interesting book, but there's an amazing picture coming up. | |
| Ah, yes, here it is. | |
| This is called a glacier. | |
| This is from 1824. So there was a mini ice age. | |
| And glaciers kind of reformed and started carving out areas. | |
| I imagine the whole valley down there was carved out by a giant glacier. | |
| Yeah, but this, I mean, I think this is definitive proof that Al Gore was right and global warming exists and it's caused by... | |
| By humans and SUVs, you know, because these guys were driving around in their gas-guzzling cars burning coal, and that melted this glacier. | |
| And that's why we have the problems today, because of these people. | |
| So we have to limit human population. | |
| Obviously, I'm just kidding. | |
| It just doesn't make any sense. | |
| And there's also photos you can go find of Greenland when it was green. | |
| But now it's not green. | |
| It's covered with snow. | |
| So there have been different warming and cooling periods that really have nothing to do with human interaction. | |
| They have to do with the sun, mostly, and solar cycles. | |
| And probably stuff within our own Earth, too. | |
| I imagine our core heats and cools. | |
| But it's just a really interesting book. | |
| I haven't even gone through the whole thing, but I wanted to share with you guys some of the images. | |
| And then also tell you that Al Gore was right. | |
| We are causing the earth to heat up. | |
| So that's about it. | |
| That is just a quick look at Tyrol in history. | |
| Hope you enjoyed it. | |
| I've been Rob Dew from 4Words.com. |
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