1907 Vancouver Canada -- in Color VFX 60fps Remastered -- Population, 1901: 26,000 (?!?)

Now those streets are full of drug addicts. Sad.

The original GoPro

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electric cable car

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That's a street car in the pic.

Cable cars are moved via cable embedded in the street. They do not have electric motors.

Vancouver population reminder:

1887: 1,000
1891: 14,000
1901 26,000

There are plenty of things to notice in the vid dated 1907...

-- btw, ambient sound is added

-- -- Buildings & storefronts already look aged and old for a supposedly "brand new" city. As do electric poles, street lights, curbs, etc. Vancouver 1907 architecture and street scenes appears as if it could be any other old city in Europe (or Mainstreet, USA.)

-- Some buildings look empty.

-- "Antiquitech" antennae and mercury balls all over (street overhead electric lines are there -- but mostly faded out)

-- Everyone appears dressed to the nines for church, suit & tie. Where are all the regular workers and craftsmen?

-- People seem to be purposely walking and crossing the street right in front of the cable car; some are acutely aware of it. One lady stops and waves. Does any of this look "natural"? And un-random?

Possible or plausible:

WAS THIS PARTICULAR FILMING A PLANNED, STAGED, CHOREOGRAPHED EVENT BY THE CONTROLLERS? (Similar San Francisco footage pre-Earthquake was said to have been choreographed and planned with several vehicles and people seen weaving back into front of that cable car.)

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Given the historical narrative for the time we are told, none of it makes any logical sense. It gives much pause that with so sparse population that such an intricate, vast city could be built so quickly -- with its ornate towering buildings, its city street grid, electric lines grid & installation, rail grid AND entire infrastructure grid. (And here we go again: A 'Great Vancouver Fire' in 1886 is said to have destroyed 1000 buildings. Get that? 1886 -- 1000 buildings already in Vancouver at that earlier time went POOF!! )

Vancouver of early 1900s looks like its already a 250+ year old city. What say you?





The steepled Gothic Church (upper right) looks like a very old cathedral fond in Dresden or Cologne Germany. Entire area from aloft...looks as though it has already been well established for hundreds of years. (Of course IF this is true, the entire historical narrative of North America has to be changed.)

"Bank of Montreal" (already looking like a typical c.1500 or earlier Parisian building)

I think the thing that amazes me the most is how clean the sidewalks are. The good ole days.

Everybody, every animal, everything living thing that you see in the video is now dead.