Forum Guidelines and Welcome Thread - Introduce Yourself

[rolo]

Welcome aboard. In May of 2022, my son's Mother-in-law and daughter came to United States. The idea was to get the daughter, who is 30 and unmarried, out of Odessa before the Russians invaded. The Mother-in-law caused my son a lot of hell and high water by monopolizing his wife's time. Gallivanting all over, having a hallelujah time. In January, the Mother-in-law decided she and daughter would return to Odessa as everything in USA was so expensive. Party time ended. Seemed to me everything in Odessa was humdrum, business as usual so to speak. I'm now wondering just what is going on in the Ukraine. How many lies have we been told?

Well, like I said, I blog about it: The Slavland Chronicles | Rolo Slavskiy | Substack but I'm pretty pessimistic about the whole thing.

 

[wiremite]

I have read Fomenko's series a number of times and am now convinced that the evidence is irrefutable we have hidden history. Of course the current world shows us very clearly how divided we are between media created by a minority and the majority. As I have become quite adept at identifying propaganda from evidence based observations, I need to have access to truth over lies. I am hoping this site is true to its mandate.

 

[muddidflood]

Please tell us a bit about yourself, how you discovered the forum, whether you were a member on the old forum, and what interests you the most about stolen history.

Hello,

I am not a member of the original forum, though I read that forum for a long time, and still check on it occasionally, I have read this one too almost so its incenption, though less often recently, but have never joined before. My primary interest all comes down to whatever it was that we think of as mudflood that happened sometimes between 1790-1830s worldwide. I never really got into the Tartaria aspect, other than as a concept of "society before the mud buried everything." I agree with the Corbin Dallas on the complete unreliability of history in general, even beyond the erasure of the mudflood.

I think that the entire 1800s was a mop up operation and that all of the quintessential 1800s oddities--recurrent great fires, orphan trains, giant insane asylums in every town, mass global migrations, were all part of the effort to erase all memory of happened-- I include the American Civil War in this mop up operation. To me, I am less inerested in the pre mudflood society, than the horror of how we have no idea what happened, despite this being a time close enough that I have known relatives with family histories. How they were able to universally agree to erase it? Where did the mud come from? How did it arrive? And where did the bodies go? Whatever it was, I feel we are on the verge of a repeat, but I think it will be more horrifying than just mud. I think it involves nightmares coming to life, briefly.

Anyway, I joined finally because of one comment. I have to ask that person a question,because they described something that just happened to me.

 

[Erxleben]

We may not always agree. The beauty of disagreement is being able to ask ourself why we disagree. Which invariably leads to sometimes seeing a truth that we've never thought about which can lead to a change of mind.

Beautifully said, Mavis, if you allow.

Dear aunties, uncles, sisters, brothers, girls and boys,

I am interested in history, NOT, I repeat, NOT in the slightest in 'alternative' history, or worse, 'alternative' 'histories', plural (shudder).

Surely, this is an approach easy enough to grasp. After all, the reason most of us are here is, that we want to know what actually, really and truly happened, because we all had a gutful of actual 'alternative' history.

Now that we've established that, it is only a comparatively small step to realise that according to the above example, somebody on here using the term 'alternative history' to express the desire to find out the truth has it backwards.

Another example (this is funny, because I told someone off for referencing joolywood, and now, I'm doing it; only, I am actually proving something, other than the guy I told off):
In Shawshank Redemption, there is a scene with two (phantastic, in my irrelevant opinion) female singers giving a rendition of a part of Mozart's Le Nozze di Figaro. Naturally, they're singing words, as opposed to 'lalala', but we hear the 'narrator' babble something of the girls singing about something so beautiful, that it can't be put into words!?! And the 'beautiful' thing they were singing about revolved around a motif of adultery, or so I've read, but forgot where.

I can't remember to whom this one was attributed (probably a freemason):

"Muddy language makes for muddy thinking, and vice versa."

And if it was the devil himself who said that, he'd still be right.

How about this one from joolywood then: in one of the Wimpy Kid films, in a setting: 2 parents, their 14-ish year old son and a friend of the same age, they play 'I love you, because...' (which never existed anywhere in the real world at any time, I'm prepared to bet), and the son ends up saying to his mother: "I love you, because you help me keep my body clean." Incest with minors anybody?

So much for joolywood, the 'entertainment industry' (entertainment: method of time-killing sought by those actively idling) at large, myself, and my approach to language.

Ending up here in the first place was the result of me websearching 'Kammeier', to see how the publication of my translation of his works on archive.org was received. Then, I 'dumped' them here as well.

Never even knew that there was an 'SH1' before arriving here.

Kammeier is a good starting point to explain what interests me about stolenhistory.net. I consider his works qualified for mandatory secondary education, anywhere in the world.

Thanks for having me.

 

[Mavis]

Thank you

 

[Caesarah]

Hello everyone.

Long time researcher.

I'm looking forward to contributing and happy to be here.

Many sincere thanks to the contributors of this forum.

 

[Kaliahandra]

Hello, I am a wife and a mother of 4 boys. I was told about this site by a YouTuber I watch. I am glad I chose to come, there is lots of good information here. I know the world is a lie, and all things are to go against the Most High.

 

[Mavis]

Welcome aboard.

 

[papaganda]

Howdy,

Regular 30yrold ciswhite male from a big city in the US. Single, no kids. Didn't really see this all coming, had a breakthrough whilst stayworking on a goat farm in 2021, introduced to jonlevi by the guy who owned it, a carpenter, found miles mathis... I was traveling already so everything changed as the evidence kept building as I visited more places with opened eyes. interested in the aura, the Cathars, and in particular frequency resonance and tonal qualities when applied in music or otherwise. I've been eyeing this forum for a while and am glad to have found it. You all seem to be speaking my language, so.. thanks for being here. Every time I stop by I stumble onto some new nuggets of awareness... my favorite my own recent discovery of the hopi prophecies involve a doomsday featuring everyone turning into turkeys, which happen to be swarming my hometown as of late..

Ermmm.. musician, self/unemployed, mushroom fan, college dropout... somewhat literate? I have many questions I'm sure some of you have spent more time thinking about answers to. Not sure if I was required to say hello, but figured I might as well. Thanks again ~

 

[Gerwin]

Hello,
my journey began with me wondering how many windows here in Vienna/Austria are half sticking out of the ground. Now I'm here Vienna is an incredible place for traces of the old world - including a world exhibition in 1873. I have to admit that I'm still amazed and a bit skeptical about the alternative history.

 

[polymath]

Hello truth searchers! I was on the forum under the same name before. I took a little break from the madness for a while but I can't stay away long. Too many questions!
I've lived in a few cities of little overall importance on the world stage that somehow all have interesting burn/flood/pestilence cycles. My hometown was a small place in Appalachia that I may try to explore further. I then moved to a larger town in NE Tennessee, then Raleigh, NC and Jacksonville, Florida.
Insane asylums/sanitoriums are also a theme I've been researching as well as mineral/thermal waters and activity around them.
Looking forward to great conversations and research this time around. Cheers!

 

[jjsodapop]

Alternative history is kind of amazing to be honest also I can really appreciate old maps

 

[Ares]

hello. always been fascinated by alternative history and get an insight into what is kept hidden from us.

 

[Titanshockwave]

Hi all, I love reading about the topics covered in this forum.
A dear friend sent me a thread and I subscribed.

Thanks for what you do

 

[altereshkevich]

I’m new on this forum but watched a lot of videos on YouTube where this forum was mentioned.
So I’m interested in discovering it

 

[Gryffon]

Hey long time lurker here. This is the most interesting website I've ever lurked on by far

 

[utzpretzelz]

the human experience is to gain complete understanding of our 5 senses, and to gain contextual references so our ability to convey thoughts, and to understand thoughts is present in our soul. with out these things when our body or avatar is gone how will our soul communicate with out context understood by both parties.

as a result of coming to the understanding our brain washing, not schooling, was just that a total fallacy i have come to the conclusion this lifetime is the infancy of the immortal soul.

whats up my name is Utz pleased to make your acquaintance

 

[Tsigan]

the human experience is to gain complete understanding of our 5 senses, and to gain contextual references so our ability to convey thoughts, and to understand thoughts is present in our soul. with out these things when our body or avatar is gone how will our soul communicate with out context understood by both parties.

as a result of coming to the understanding our brain washing, not schooling, was just that a total fallacy i have come to the conclusion this lifetime is the infancy of the immortal soul.

whats up my name is Utz pleased to make your acquaintance

Can you not sense when someone has entered the room?

 

[KindnessOfStrangers]

Hi all. I've been coming and going for a few years now. I'm always impressed by the breadth and depth of discussions on here, so I finally decided to join.
Hoping I can contribute where possible.

Cheers

 

[Flameghost]

Hi everyone,

I've been reading threads on Stolenhistory for a couple of years now and thought I'd register to make the odd comment here and there. I probably won't be creating new threads of my own, but will ask questions or offer my thoughts occasionally.

My interest in stolen history dates back, I suppose, to a childhood interest in Geoffrey Ashe's work to establish a historical King Arthur, which led me into a fascination with ancient civilizations as well.

A friend mentioned the Tartarian hypothesis two or three years ago, and that prompted me on a quest to dive down a whole bunch of rabbit holes that eventually led me here. I never saw the original forum, alas, but I'm glad that so many threads were able to be archived here.

Sometimes I think there are far more questions than answers, but questioning our reality is a good beginning in any case.