@americanspeaks: Joe Rogan & Timothy Alberino Discuss The Book of Enoch 📜🎙️ #fyp #viral #joerogan #joeroganexperience #timothyalberino

geo...1111 :

Next time take a picture

briandickson976 :

Those poor goats

waterblue ✅ :

No one could ever invade Afghanistan, ever! There is a reason.

mattk :

Ridiculous answer imo. Giants would be the least dangerous subject to talk about.

La Machine à Mixer :

And people believe this stuff? 😂😂😂

Rafi Khaja :

there u go one example

Wali Haidari :

Jack :

ufo is a narrative, giants they wanna hide, cause its history and all pointing to the nephilim bloodline rather than some alien fantasy.

364LaNaSeVoL :

The story of the Giant of Kandahar is one of the most famous military urban legends to emerge from the war in Afghanistan, blending modern combat lore with ancient cryptid mythology. According to the popular narrative, the incident occurred in 2002 when a U.S. military squad vanished while patrolling a remote, mountainous district in Kandahar Province. A Special Operations team was sent to track them down, eventually following a trail of abandoned gear to a cavernous opening surrounded by broken weapons and human bones. As the soldiers approached, a massive, 13-foot humanoid with flaming red hair, six fingers on each hand, six toes on each foot, and a double row of teeth emerged from the dark. Wielding a giant spear, the creature impaled one of the soldiers before the rest of the unit opened fire. It reportedly took nearly half a minute of continuous, high-caliber automatic fire to finally bring the beast down. Afterwards, military brass supposedly airlifted the giant's corpse out via a heavy-lift cargo helicopter, shipped it to an undisclosed location, and forced every witness to sign strict non-disclosure agreements. In reality, the story did not originate from official military logs, but rather surfaced years later on alternative media platforms. It was heavily popularized through conspiracy author Steve Quayle and researcher L.A. Marzulli, who presented an interview with a masked whistleblower claiming to have been there. Proponents often try to link the tale to biblical Nephilim or ancient giant legends, but the U.S. Department of Defense has flatly denied the story, and there are no casualty records or official incident logs matching the claims. Fact-checkers view it as a classic piece of modern military folklore—a campfire story created by bored or stressed troops in isolated war zones, borrowing heavily from older myths like the red-haired giants of Lovelock Cave.

Dijalog Podcast :

It proves Bible is true.

andromeda :

There is no good reason to cover it up 😂😂 😂

Grafter :

So why we never seen one , cos they don’t exist

DaniAvianne :

how people can talk without saying anything?

BB :

It's all BS ppl... come on man

SYED AGHA :

it's true afghanistan does have giants, well I would say not giants, but strong big people, there were many but now only few are remaining, and my ancestors are from that tribe, my father is 6.8 and uncles are 6.5 to 6.9, grand father was way taller than my father and my great grand father was bigger than my grand father, so we does have kinda giants😂

Redstar44 :

Shaq is a giant

Marty :

gimme a break

Borreschmidt :

Could this guy be more vague I hope it’s the cut and not how he were the home podcast.

Nadi :

They don't have cameras over there...?

bibigoyo :

Said a whole load of nothing

7uly :

Yet no one has a video or pic of these so called “giants”

Harvey Hogg :

It is really Bigfoot

davelevy73 follow on Instagram :

What number pod please ?

crybaby :

the NBA is full of giants,