Forum Guidelines and Welcome Thread - Introduce Yourself

[hankcooper]

Hello from Canada I am 70 years old and I remember asking my father what happened to the lost tribes of Israel and he didn't know. Many times I would mistake a Japanese looking person for my brother until he came into view closer.

My uncle who was a scientist that discovered instant ice tea for Liptons and quit because he found out in 1962 that all the products had cancer causing chemicals which they refused to take out. He once said that he thought we had some Mongolian genes which is now something I am not laughing about anymore.

I am pretty upset about the multitude of lies I've been told since birth but as a father and now grandfather I am furious that the lies are not just getting worse but now giant tech is also censoring and digitally burning information on a pace that is breathtaking. I plan on leaving as much truth as possible to pass on to the next generation of my family.

Thank you for the forum here its very informative and important.

 

[zackorus]

I found this website, from a google search while I was doing some research into Tartaria.

 

[poob]

hi, i believe i discovered you in relation to spacebusters youtube channel.

 

[Alexsomar]

Hello. Ive been binge reading a lot of the posts here for quite sometime. Im just genuinely fascinated with the ideas presented here because i, too, think that the reality we are presented with are not really factual. I live in the bay area and im excited to share pics of san francisco (next time i ride my scooter, i’ll snap some photos to share: mudflood buildings, the armory at the mission which really is a startfort from the street pov etc.) also, i like getting my mind blown by ideas. There were several posts that i had ideas to share but alas, i wasnt a member yet. Ut now i am, excited to share with you guys.

 

[Consuela]

Hi everyone. I've been reading the posts here for quite awhile and finally figured I should join. I don't remember how I found SH exactly, but I think it was when I saw an old photo of my elementary school (supposedly built in 1840). In that photo, it had a huge tower on it that wasn't there when I was a kid. From there, my curiosity blossomed, and I started to dig. I've always felt like a lot of things we've been told didn't make much sense though.

I'm kind of a misfit in my personal sphere as I don't like TV or movies, and I stay away from social media. I think the discussions here are much more interesting.

Thank you for all the time and effort, and great info, that everyone here contributes. So much to think about!

 

[ravmen2]

Здравствуйте.
Пару лет назад по ссылкам наших альтернативщиков попал на предыдущий вариант "У краденной Истории". С огромным интересом читаю различные темы на вашем сайте: Тартария, что было раньше до нашей цивилизации?
Спасибо всем, кто выкладывает скрытые или забытые факты.

 

[JohnNada]

Здравствуйте.
Пару лет назад по ссылкам наших альтернативщиков попал на предыдущий вариант "У краденной Истории". С огромным интересом читаю различные темы на вашем сайте: Тартария, что было раньше до нашей цивилизации?
Спасибо всем, кто выкладывает скрытые или забытые факты.

Google Translate:

Hello.
A couple of years ago, the links of our alternatives came to the previous version of "At the Stolen Story". With great interest I read various topics on your site: Tartaria, what was before our civilization?
Thank you to everyone who lays out hidden or forgotten facts.

 

[Wrecktangle]

Hey folks,

Stumbled on your site while looking into “melted buildings” of Sedona. Interesting topic to which I think I agree. Looking towards finding out more.

W

 

[pispasana]

Hiya all,

I'm KaaM. Born and brought up in Scotland - in the lowlands, on the north side of the Firth of Forth.

Now I live in rural France.

I found this forum accidentally, whilst researching Pictish stones (which I've seen and loved) and the theories of William Comyns Beaumont. Although I've had questions all of my life, I didn't really pay attention to them until quite recently.

I had no idea how deep the rabbit hole/s is/are.

Do you still have your 'long spoon" lol. Rural France, lucky you. I was in Crimea but am now back in Fife. Yes Comyns Beaumont is a revelation. Am surprised there isn't more about him here. Took a trip around the coast of England & Wales in August and am more convinced than ever that Britain ha been the scene of much more than we are told.

 

[Gabriel]

Hi Everyone,
Years ago, one casual day, YouTube recommended a 5 minute WTC-7 truth video- into my "light consumer home-DIY video feed". Next minute, I am reading about giants and archaeology. For myself, I don't think anything has been this fascinating, such as the mind-blowing research on this site, particularly about the ancient architecture. Never for a second would I have ever thought to investigate the origins of these buildings. In the Hudson Valley where I grew up, I saw them everywhere. Fine buildings that nobody has come anywhere close to, just garbage posing as modern art, especially in the MOMA, where modern art hides inside real art. I went inside the Empire State Building perhaps 5 or 6 times. 30 years later, I went inside a "sister building" to the Empire State Building, when I lived in Winston Salem, NC- this building is called the Reynold's Building. It is a nice hotel, a "superior" building. Interestingly, it was the "prototype" for the Empire State Building.It meets all of the criteria. This is an excellent site to be the first forum I have joined in twenty years, because the research is very high quality, and the community responses are most often equally informative. Cheers!

 

[Oracle]

Like the Essenes, who buried some of their knowledge before one of the reboots, or resets, it may be a good thing to bring some of the knowledge about the things happening, the reasons why and the parasitic forces that pupeteer the world leaders, from digital to analog, from virtual to hardcopy and bury it for the coming generations

That thought has also crossed my mind. Welcome!

 

[theheir]

I've been looking into history for a long time as it doesn't feel or seem quite right. I've visited this site and it's predecessor many times.

 

[Glaxiatensis]

Hi y'all!

I did lurk for most of the time on the old forum (as "Italian84"), and kept doing the same here - until today.
Although the interests are wide and polyhedric, my first and true loves - aside books - are History and Languages, which I tried (and failed) to merge during academic days.

Digging and scavenging through national and international archives, I'm currently working on projects aimed to present fellow countrymen (as well as researchers from abroad) with stolen and suppressed history topics, keeping them factual and only using primary sources - you'll see bits and chunks within my posts.
The most difficult one is, mostly because of its huge width, about Ta(r)taria. Apparently, Italians had general knowledge of it until, as far as it came out, early WW2.

This username is the old toponymic of my hometown, a "comune" around 25km from Milano - famous for being the eastern-most terminus on the local Metro network.
After 11 years of summer vacations over there, I've been a London resident since late 2012, enjoying the freedom denied by certain Italian laws.

I'm still recovering from a 2003 near-death brain damage, so please excuse me if certain behaviours will appear filled with arrogance or infantilism. Research is what keeps me alive - inside and outside.

Bless you all!

 

[dreamtime]

I'm still recovering from a 2003 near-death brain damage, so please excuse me if certain behaviours will appear filled with arrogance or infantilism. Research is what keeps me alive - inside and outside.

Welcome! There are a couple brain-healing nootropics out there - The Big List of Nootropics – Nootropics Expert

Some things are better than others. Some beneficial ones are DHEA, pregnenolone, theanine, pine bark extract, vitamin B3, Vitamin D, lithium orotate, glycine and CBD oil. Usage has a synergistic effect. I have similar problems and over the years I found a couple things that actually work.

 

[anusandhitsu2002]

I can't exactly remember how long ago I discovered the forum. I didn't decide to create an account back then for some reason. But due to some personal project I've decided to create this account today.

 

[Queen Elizabeth II]

I discovered the forum while in my math class looking for some history forums, and was not a member on the old forum.
I have a love for all history so I wouldn't say there is a specific reason. But if I had to say a reason it would be because I want to expand my knowledge of the world, and how it affects today.
I think Im mainly just gonna be a lurker though lol.

 

[Dreamer]

Hello fellow humans!
I have been reading SH since the old SH page existed. First I lurked for a long time, then I registered on the old website but not long after that, the old website just disappeared.

So after lurking here from since this new version was up, I now decided to register .

I am from Scandinavia. I'm an open minded person who has realised slowly but surely that we are being lied to 24/7 by TPTB.

And SH helps me in the way that I see there are people that are like me, and that gives me hope for the future because I think humans deserve something better than what the "elite" are doing to us now.

And I think our children, and their children, will benefit alot if the type of open minded Ness that we have here is spread to them.

Thank you!

 

[Deleted member 37]

@Queen Elizabeth II you have the best profile of the entire forum lol

 

[abraxas]

I am a longtime lurker, and I thoroughly enjoyed the .org blog as well. It was a shame to see it go. I am interested in almost all topics of revisionist history, and these old-school type internet forums like yours reminds me what makes the internet so great.
I am very open to different ideas and interpretations of history, which is shared by the members of this forum it seems.

 

[Saturniine]

Hello! Found this forum through a friend who recommended a flat earth documentary that he had found through this forum.