I'm never bored because Pagan antiquity Medieval Catholicism Knights Templar Lost gnostic mysteries The Oera Linda Codex Dolmens & Menhirs Lost Celtic history Hyperborea And so on ad infinitum European history is unbelievably diverse, mysterious and utterly rewarding.

The majority of the worlds fairs structures were timber frames with stucco/plaster/staff facades. They used painting machines to paint them white. None of this was impossible for them to achieve.

It's interesting that Wooden Nickels' excellent videos showing how Tartaria / Old World Order is incorrect don't even get 10k views but the Tartaria videos get like 40k views upon release Tell me again how you're censored Tell me again how the algorithm isn't promoting you

Americans used steam machines throughout the 1800s and in the construction of the worlds fairs. Powerful steam shovels to dig vast amounts of earth. Steam graders to flatten earth and move & relocate trees. It was NOT just horse & cart Images are of the Louisiana Purchase Expo

The notion that "everything is a lie" is not only wrong but it is also a mindset that has the potential to ruin your life. Don't fall out with friends and family over some nonsense truther content you discovered online. It's not worth it.

Old World Order gang... Why do you believe the photographs of the Great Chicago fire are real... but think the construction photographs of Americans building these structures are fake? What methods are you using to determine the legitimacy of a given photograph? I'll wait.

If the Great Chicago Fire was actually an attack on the Old World Order and was meant to destroy and erase the buildings and real history of a former advanced civilisation... Then what people rebuilt Chicago, including all the skyscrapers?

Wooden Nickels is a legend and is going to be investigating something in the states for me. If it pulls through, then there is a classic video incoming for sure.

"Can you see now..." how all these Tartaria accounts act and talk the same, like one big network pushing the same message? "Do you see it now?"

A bunch of You Tubers looked at these old maps and, using all the critical thinking skills they had, came to the conclusion that it was appropriate to re-classify all of European architecture as "Tartarian" 🤣

I'll never forget when these You Tubers tried to convince their audiences that "Tartaria is just a word we use to describe this topic of hidden history" lol yeah right It also just so happens to be the specific geographic region that's asserting itself over the West right now.

I know it may have triggered some, but Ballad of the ANTI-CHRIST - objectively speaking - is my best work. youtube.com/watch?v=gfALeX…

Crow has been capturing some epic shots of the sun with his telescope lately. Well worth checking out. I don't think we've even scratched the surface of the sun's mysteries.

Here the Bully Slayer - a top Tartaria account - aligns with Julius Malema, who has called for the killing of white farmers in South Africa. When many of these accounts try to convince you that European architecture is actually "Tartarian", they are trying to ERASE your history.

"Question everything" Except for the narratives pushed by those questioning "everything"

If race is not real to you, then why did you make this post about Britain not being white?

Europeans built the West and they were masters of masonry and construction for thousands of years. Manual construction is very possible. There was a time when most didn't sit around on computers and phones all day, but BUILT. youtube.com/watch?v=Ajqort…

The Mystery of the Cathedrals by Fulcanelli is essential reading.

The worst aspect of the Tartaria psyop is the "we didn't build these structures"... "we couldn't even do that by hand today" mentality. It's called learned helplessness. It disconnects us from our past; it makes us think we cannot achieve greatness without advanced technology.

stained glass to block out the harmful aspects of sunlight so as to not corrupt the great work (or works) in the cryptic medieval cathedrals a labyrinth the philosopher's glass