Why are old world threads still so sparse on here? It has to be the biggest fucking pill to swallow and fits into just about every agenda there is. Me personally, I don't like referring to it all as "Tartaria" because the term itself has become a blanket word encompassing the old-world(s), whereas 'Tartaria' was likely just one specific era and/or civilization.Old-World Sources:https://www.youtube.com/@Mylunchbreakhttps://www.youtube.com/@jonlevichannelhttps://www.youtube.com/@oldworldexhttps://www.youtube.com/@Restitutor_Orbis_214https://www.youtube.com/@FRESHboostershttps://www.youtube.com/@conspiracyrushttps://www.youtube.com/@MindUnveiledIntroductory videos:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6ebUwJWjoIhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdNOKy4tNSIhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIHwVLnPhSAhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_73tvUlSo0
When I was a kid in the 70s and 80s I read stories about giant skeletons, orphan trains, incubators at world fairs, and other fantastical shit from the 1800s.
>>41982170The "Civil War" wasn't even really a war either...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwDzLkwtGaQhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9RON_--Qc4&t=30sPicrel is from the civil war and they want you to believe these buildings were destroyed by "fires and cannons"...Also very peculiar how the Carrington event happened just a couple years before the war kicked off, which makes one believe that both narratives were created to cover-up a cataclysmic event and the raping/pillaging afterwards.
>>41982189>orphan trainsMind Unveiled has great pieces on the orphan trains and "cabbage patch kids"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jf9CPEyw98ghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CnPFjlciLMhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkpH2_MqGG4
>>41982162>TartariaWe wuzz kangs for Russian Boomer
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>>41982235>>41982247Exactly why I don't like using the term; clearly not only misused but highly weaponized...Likely is a glowing and seething faggot.
>>41982247Yes dude i work for the cia mossad and another shit, suck my foreskin or something retard
>>41982170doin't yall go dying for jeff bezos or any other bill/trillionaire.the last civil war was about replacing you with free labor too don't forget it.
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There used to be a mega Russian civilization made of cardboard and plaster, but the evil Westerners flooded it with mud.
>>41982162Finally a good thread. The mud flood is one of my favorite theories.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0U02KXJ2Fo
>>41982313>mud floodHere's a mainstream source for the unenlightened and glowfags out there:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9P_q3Ocenc
Here is some of their bullshit I personally came across myself.On the left is a Getty copyrighted image from 1929 of the GE building and on the right is from Wikipedia itself -- explaining how the building "wasn't completed until 1931".
>>41982268A conspiracy by Amy other name is just as retarded. Do you have anything going for it other than your "uhhhh, my lack of expertise intuition just tells me that's not right"?
>>41982566>by Amy other nameNot addressing you directly, since you actually are retarded, but those who are new/confused by the term.The various eras of the old world get labelled as "Tartaria" often, which is a related time and civilization, but should be referenced as an overall blanket term.I believe it was intentionally convoluted, because while Tartaria was part of the old world and likely a massive civilization, it should NOT a single reference case for ALL civilization(s) lost/reset throughout time.Picrel is of a Star Fort, definitely recommend looking into these and dismantling the bullshit narrative we are told... "Designed by Europeans" yet found all over the fucking world, including India, Japan, the Netherlands, Americas, and even heavily buried/repurposed throughout China. List of star forts world-wide:http://www.starforts.com/list.htmlReference media:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvCzaB8bvFUhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5fwLBjSHX8https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFDF22dHARM
>>41982633>but should NOT be referenced as an overall blanket term***
>>41982633>India, JapanNo fucking way!!! India, which was ruled by the United Kingdom, and Japan, which copied the West in the 19th century, have European buildings. They must have been the super Russians of Tartaria
>>41982777>copied the West in the 19th centuryExcept the forts in India were said to be built (by Sultans) in the 18th century.. all while your "United Kingdom" was at war with the French, who allegedly first designed these things. And where did the French supposedly learn how to build them? From their enemies of course, the Italians! lmaoI can understand why Eurofags hate anything against nationalistic narratives, especially considering how insecure the individual themselves must be as well.For the actual critical thinkers out there, do you notice a reoccurring theme here?>designed by said peoples who were influenced by said peoples that were inspired by said peoples"Neoclassical" bullshit at it's finesthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqjXbuaGifY
I always found it ironic how the Cuban capital buildings look exactly the same as every American capital building myself.
>>41982162Careful these threads being out the c most obvious shills.
>>41982162>TartariaDude, why do normies keep falling for this retarded nonsense?Here's some documentation on the process of producing cheap prefab fake stonework called "staff" for the legendary Chicago fair: https://worldsfairchicago1893.com/2024/01/22/making-the-best-show-for-the-least-money/And here's a film made in the 30's documenting another world fair from 1915. Near the end of the video, right after the lights go out, they pan through a scene featuring dilapidated pillars of these temporary structures and you can clearly see how "muh stone" just peeled off like fucking styrofoam: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u47URbxlVIg
>>41982162CHARLS. CHARLS. STOP WATCHINGTHIS
>>41982162>I don't like referring to it all as "Tartaria"I like to refer to it as the "Victorian Era", which is an English creation>and perhaps other countries mimicking them as well, for short periods of time, almost like a fakery, like China does to the U.S.
>>41983087Clearly, but that's a good indicator that it's worthwhile. >>41983164>30's documenting another world fair from 1915.>they pan through a scene featuring dilapidated pillarsYou have the same shit you will find with any "construction" photos or footage back then... A bunch of men and shit equipment rolling around, but no actual footage of them building anything... other than facades they bring up, which clearly look like shit, so they can make an excuse to finish demolishing whatever they find possible.Where is the footage of them actually in the process of CONSTRUCTING anything? Scenes of half built (or half destroyed) shit can certainly shed light on either narrative.P.S. the world's fairs could very well have also been a thing that was part of the old world and salvaged as well. It would certainly make a great facade in itself and give credence towards the reverse engineering that was occurring under the guise of "the industrial revolution".
>>41982223Oh yeah, my old friend (born 1930) told me about these. A lot of starving farmers put kids up for adoption during the Dust Bowl, others lots parents in WWII. Either way, trains came full of orphans and some kind families took in one or two, and then the train went to the next town
Examples of salvaged and reverse engineered tech:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bU7EgI-OS-8https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEmOzGxMxishttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xej9pHBq-QsTearing apart the repeating narrative:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCickAQLyk8The ultimate AI pill:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5Myb03TCo4Speaking of San Francisco, have (You) seen the first (alleged) panoramic photo of the city?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NMVcLdTCBwMaybe it's me, but that's a shit ton of housing and structures for a population of ~200,000...
>>41983294>P.S. the world's fairs could very well have also been a thing that was part of the old world and salvaged as well. It would certainly make a great facade in itself and give credence towards the reverse engineering that was occurring under the guise of "industrial revolutions".You seemed to completely disregard that point as well, dumbass. It's likely these fairs were just huge fronts to depict "technological advancements" and "a utopian future" of which everything was taken literally from the past. The Chicago World's Fair specifically is sus on many levels, considering it happened right in the middle of the great fucking depression... not to mention it was all allegedly concocted by a serial killing con-man? lmao>muh white gloves and cum-stained apronThat and/or you are still paying off your student loan with nothing to show for it but shit-posting on 4chan.
>>41983358You're out of gas and seem to be hung up on world's fairs, so I'll throw you a lifeline... Let's just focus on the most popular fair, that of Chicago 1893.NO DEFINITIVE Construction date, just stated as 1891 (so to be fair we’ll say 1st January 1891).Opening date: 1st May 1893Closing date: 30th October 1893Total days open: 18327 million visitors [!!!] equivalent of 147,540 visitors each day27 million guests over 6 months would require a large amount of hotel/lodging rooms, on site food, toilet facilities, etc, yet at that time many people in cities preferred to live in lodgings or hotel rooms rather than buy their own house, it being far cheaper, so one must question the availability of so many 'spare', or 'empty' lodging/hotel rooms.Not only that, travel was expensive at that time, it was often slow and laborious, crossing the Atlantic alone could take up to 5 days, then the only other transport was either by train or stagecoach, although they did have trams in the city (likely salvaged as well)..>Construction "data"40,000 employees690 acres, including area along the city’s south lakefront area150 buildings (14 main buildings)-total floor space of 63 million square feetSubway total length 6,195ft (1,888m)75 million board feet of lumber18,000 tons of iron and steel120,000 incandescent lightsAll works to be completed in just 28 months, of which 9.5 months would have been in the snowy winter period, ground frozen and/or water logged, leaving 18.5 months of, HOPEFULLY, good dry, non windy weather.. in Chicago.Also, with an average of 58 people per acre, how are we not even seeing more than 5-10 in any given photo? And where are the blueprints? Not one single fucking blueprint?Seems to me these (few) "construction" photos are likely depicting deconstruction and include layering models (a technique often used for effects in the 1800s)...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXjUzm_EB-8https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feJ4eyuh5ho
>>41983479>shit wasn't perfectly documented, and I don't work in a field whereby these old, insufficient records of construction and logitics can be adequately assessed therefore muh retardtariaAre you out of your mind?
>>41983479Dude it's over, it's all here: https://worldsfairchicago1893.com
>>41983508>>41983513>The Columbian Exposition remains alive today through research and reprints;Lmao okFind me one single blueprint.Just one.And not a map, jackass.. but an actual blueprint of ANYTHING.
>>41983525Kek cope. It was a fair and it's gone. Providing evidence that it wasn't is your job, not mine.
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>>41982162>tardaria threadwhat exactly are we supposed to see on these images?all of these looks normal, what incredible are we supposed to see there?
