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Spain; History Repeating Itself - A Warning for Europe (Part One)

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As I write this, Spain is currently facing the exact same crisis it found itself in 87 years ago, back in 1936, just before the Civil War began. This is the result of 46 years of so-called democracy and capitalism, the last 37 of which were spent within the European Union. The much reviled...
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Lunatic asylum and other strange structures of West Virginia

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I recently took a trip to West Virginia. This state is a time capsule. I’ve traveled a lot in the United States, including to many of the forgotten places, but West Virginia is frozen in time to a degree I haven’t encountered anywhere else. Only Mississippi comes close. I had a free day, so I...
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Moonlight Towers and the Wayne County anomaly

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Before I begin let me show you a photograph of the Wayne Country Building in Detroit (officially dated 1902) that can be found on the Library of Congress: Some of you may have seen this before but if not then let me explain. This is actually a good example of so-called vanilla skies but there...
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Lost New Orleans

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PART ONE: INTRODUCTION Some of the most interesting posts here are the deep dives on specific cities and buildings. New Orleans, Louisiana is a very special place and deserves to be examined, so I would like to start a thread about it, which I have divided into five parts as I have unearthed a...
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Forgotten Civilizations

The Battle of Hastings never happened

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“It definitely did not happen. The only proof that you’ve got is the Bayeux Tapestry and that is absolutely fake news. It was cobbled together to make people look good.” After he was pressed by a shocked Greg James, Matt said he was basing his opinion on ‘lots and lots of facts’. When asked to...
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Mounds and Koppies

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Here's the mainstream narrative: At first glance, Lonehill Nature Reserve is little more than the rocky outcrop of large boulders surrounded by a bit of rocky veld and shrubs. The only piece of nature in a concrete jungle. The significance of the Lonehill Nature Reserve is that it conserves...
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Forgotten Civilizations

Tartar Templar Mormon Lies

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Making no pretence to omniscience and with apologies to John Le Carre, I suggest reading about the historical geographical situation of France and the Holy Land before reading the present essay. Above: Jacques De Molay and the Templars beseiging Jerusalem in 1299 (officially apocryphal) The...
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Mormon Takeover of the West and Why

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I would say I have a fairly strong understanding of Mormonism / Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints for a non-member. Now that I found out the big lies about our stolen history and have had to re-examine EVERYTHING I KNOW, I have recently looked at the LDS church again. Here's my...
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Myths and Religions

Pelasgians, the people before the moon

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In ancient writings and traditions one can find proof of a time when the moon did not exist. Democritus and Anaxagoras mention that there was a time when no moon could be seen in the night skies. In describing the history of the Greek region of Arcadia, Aristotle writes that the Pelasgians lived...
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Forgotten Civilizations

Solid Sky Theory (a mudflood explanation)

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So Ive developed a concept termed Solid Sky Theory. The essence of which as the title intimates centres around the Sky of Earth becoming Solid of State. The Premise, The Nitrogen and the Oxygen in the Air are conditioned by temperatures below -220 degrees Centigrade. Temperatures i have only...
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Cataclysms and Wars

Temples and Churches as Radio Frequency Receivers

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This post is basically a book report. There has been much discussion on this site about the temples and cathedrals of Europe and their original functions. Were they "healing centers"? Were they designed to stimulate psychic energy and funnel it upwards so that it might be harvested by archons...
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Forgotten Technology

Atmospheric energy - A Retrospective

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I obtained this document ‘Atmospheric Energy – a Retrospective’ from a scientist who is attempting to reproduce the methods of extracting free energy from the Ether. It was originally part of a funding proposal, so the intended reader was someone who a) knows about the suppressed technology and...
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Fact and fiction as sources.

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There are always claims within the written story. The claim is why the story was written. The act of writing places it in an agreeable to hierarchical authority chronology and is used to craft endless speculation and opinion because the weight of such things is of importance when it comes to...
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Rome - Money - Land Enclosure

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A lot of ideas came together in my mind recently. No-one in medieval England used money. They lived in communities that had common land and everyone had a birthright to enough land to grow vegetables and graze their animals. Life was sweet! Rome, above all, was the imposition of money, tax...
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Stolen History and Psychoanalysis

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I am not a historian by training, but a psychoanalyst. A psychoanalyst is a kind of historian. There is a long tradition of historical criticism in psychoanalysis, from Freud's "Moses and Monotheism" (in which Freud argues that Moses was an Egyptian and that he was murdered by the ancient...
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The Great Pestilence and it's Disguised Origins

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"It is not at all certain that the diseases we observe today are the same that troubled our ancestors." - The Black Death and the Transformation of the West, by historian David Herlihy left: The Triumph of Death by Pieter Bruegel the Elder. 1562; right: Detail of Humana Fragilitas (Human...
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Runes and ancient Chinese found engraved in medieval English castle!

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We recently visited Old Wardour Castle, in Wiltshire, southern England ( 51.0364° N, 2.0889° W). Both of us have lived within 100 miles of it for our whole lives and had never heard of it, and were expecting the usual mound of earth with a few old walls. We were astounded by the incredible...
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Post-War Germany: Bruno Gröning, Lost Buildings, and the Evils of Money

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Germany in the 18th Century, before the spread of modern architecture and industrialization changed the nature of cities forever (Paintings by Bernardo Bellotto). In the past, a city seemed like a healthy living and breathing organism, and today's cities seem to be infected by something...
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The strange appearance of hopped beer in history

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Today beer is synonymous with hop beer. But it seems that at the same time as the Reformation war between Catholics and Protestants waged in Europe, there was also a battle over what defines beer. Over the course of the last 500 or so years, hopped beer slowly replaced the original beer - gruit...
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"Mythical" Islands from Welsh folklore turn out to be real

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Gough Map or also called Bodleian Map, presumebly one of the oldest map of (Great) Britain Lost islands cited in Welsh folklore and poetry are plausible, new study of coastal geography and a medieval map suggests Historians conveniently refer to lost islands marked on historical maps as...
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