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What was Tartaria?
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>>540420861
Tartaria is a psyop by jews to make you think White people didn't build anything.
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>>540420861
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>>540420861
Dentists of the world United to defeat them and wipe them from the history books
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>>540420861
This is where steak tartare was invented.
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>>540420861
Russia 0.5, biggest reason it's buried and a lot of other countries/kingdoms disappear is that when Rome/the Vatican decided on their vision of history/world order in the late 1500s they only wanted to acknowledge nations they controlled. Given the amount of maps and records that suggest connections between old US settlements these older nations it's likely part of an effort to paint the Columbus era as this accidental discovery of this virgin land when it's far more likely that every continent/major religious influence was contesting claim for hundreds of years.

Since it's pretty irrefutable if you dig deep enough you'll notice that pre-Columbus discovery is the one area of conspiracy discussion where glowies don't even bother. It's best just to go the Machaievelli route and not even deny, just ignore
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>https://christogenea.org/podcasts/community/christian-outreach/revelation-tartaria-pock-clone
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>>540425126
More on pre Columbus discovery?
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>>540420861
>why
it is a mystery
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>>540424590
Antidentite
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>>540420861
Meet the tartars- name everything east of where you met them tartaria. Simple as.
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>>540420861
They invented steak tartar
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>>540420861
Notice how the diagrams are all small tents and camps not fucking Greco-Roman mega-empires like Tartartards propose.
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>>540420861
Some refer to Deutsch-Südwestafrika.
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>>540425231

Anatoly Fomenko and the New Chronology is a lengthy read but it audits a lot of where history and the calendar system were meddled around.

An Inglorious Columbus is a book from an 1800s academic suggesting that Chinese from central Asia came in 500 AD

There's a book called the Zuni Enigma that talks about the quietly and recently confirmed genetic and cultural exchange between Javanese/Malay people and southwest pueblo tribes

Thomas Jefferson and a few contemporary academics believed the natives to have descended from Turks and Scythians, Columbus himself gives accounts of mosques from the Carribean and African merchants that traded with the natives as well.
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>>540421009
This is the fed talking point about tartaria.
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>>540425126
The small and gradual discarding of real historical entities is indeed real (though its the banking cartel rather than the Vatican), but that doesn't give you the right to just invent historical fiction and supposed grand empires that never existed. There's absolutely NO evidence of Tartaria ever being anything systemic, grand, or advanced. It's impossible to leave absolutely nothing behind if there was indeed something.
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>>540425864
The fed talking points are usually

>IT'S JUST A PLACE ON A MAP
>HERE BE DRAGONS WAS ON OLD MAPZ TOO DRAGONS AREN'T REAL
>IT'S JUST OLD IGNORANCE OF ASIA

Usually via some glowie sanctioned comedian. They want to pretend to be truth to power guys but want you feeling stupid for questioning tens of thousands of maps and records and reading way more learned historical figures.
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>>540426064
Aw jeez, too bad about all those intentional city-razing fires in the 1800s. Guess we'll never know so we should never speculate huh!
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>>540426228
>Aw jeez, too bad about all those intentional city-razing fires in the 1800s.
You mean the fires of places like Chicago and San Francisco... oh let's see, some 9,000 kilometers away from the regions of "Tartaria"? Wow yes that surely points to a frozen forest tundra being an amazing civilization full of Greco-Roman architecture.
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>>540426228
All those fires at around the same time and using dynamite to put them out seems kinda strange.
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>>540425832
Fomenko's reconstruction is iffy, IMHO, and Russia-centric, but his brutal takedown of Scaligerian history can't be refuted or discounted.

Tartary was a separate country, mentioned by many people throughout history. There's a book in English from the 1600s that describes a journey there.
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I asked my LLM why "steak tartare" is named as such and it got really uppity about conspiracy theories. First paragraph it told me it had nothing to do with the tatar people.

Then when it answered the question it said it is named after the tatar region or their people.


I didn't ask a loaded question or anything, just "what is the etymology of steak tartare."

It does the same shit when I ask about unground rivers in Toronto too. Freaks about about conspiracies then tells me about huge rivers and small ones under Toronto
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>>540420861
generic name for central asia and siberia and shit
a bunch of tribals and nomads, no central organization
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>>540420861
Tartaria is where the cavity creeps live
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>>540426507
I'm of the opinion the only reason it leans so heavily on Russia is because it probably wouldn't have survived to be published given it being authored in the height of the cold war. I think it had to be flavored with Russian favoritism for the state to allow it.

The Scaglier takedown is one of the most damning things in history
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>>540426522
This happens with words associated with Tatary a lot. Look up "Jolbart", a kind of steppe tiger. I've noticed wildly different results depending on VPN.
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>>540425864
>>540426160
Feds / kikes have many talking points, all designed to deceive. Feds are spiritually jewish after all.

Tartary was a real place. Tartaria Theory, where they had magic technology and etc. is kike / fed nonsense.

>>540426865
I think it's more because Fomenko himself being Russian, he's in more of that cultural context. But it's not a big deal, as you say, the important bits are his exposure of tampering with history. I own the entire History: Fiction or Science set, I'm glad he published the final volumes not too long ago too. I await his publication of his assembled timeline. Apparently it's all drawn out on a 1m wide by 100m long roll of paper!
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>>540426522
>It does the same shit when I ask about unground rivers in Toronto too. Freaks about about conspiracies then tells me about huge rivers and small ones under Toronto
The wicked flee when no man pursueth
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>>540427005
That's insane. Nothing short of heroic that he's still putting together the timeline.
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>>540427486
His work makes many people seethe, jews and feds and catholics alike. It's how you know he's doing good work for humanity.
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>>540425126
>pre-Columbus discovery
Dickhead, TPTB can't hide the fact the Palestine excited in the world for millenia, and pissreal only exists in their mind, but you're trying to convince us they succeeded with all things former Mongolian horde?
What the Fuck is going on that you cunts are shilling so much garbage today?
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>>540428138
Lol what? Get your lodge marching orders straight.
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>>540425231
>More on pre Columbus discovery?
There is a book called “Mysteries of the Far North: The Secret History of the Vikings in Greenland & North America” that was written by an I think Frenchman, as a dissertation at the Sorbonne, that covers some of the issues.
Basically, most of the actual Scandinavian records of the history of the Norse in Greenland burned in a fire in Denmark, after the Royal family moved the records there.
There are hints that the Norse may have actually settled Greenland before the Inuits showed ip, and the book argues that the Inuits showed up specifically to trade with the Norse colonists, and that these colonists may have been traveling to Greenland going back to 800AD or earlier, and that various “Inuit” technology, was actually acquired from the Norse colonists, or maybe English or Welsh colonists, rather than the other way round.
One of the conjectures towards the end of the book, is that “Greenland” was not dome marketing ploy, but was a misunderstanding of “Cron’s land” from “Cronus” who according to Plutarch was chained on an island, with coordinates given that are pretty accurate for Greenland or North America.
Columbus also visited Iceland before his trip where he “discovered” North America, and he might have gotten insider information while in Iceland, since Iceland was the travel point to Greenland at the time.

There is also a book.
“ 1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus ”, that covers various proofs or theories about North America and South America before Columbus.



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