Forum Guidelines and Welcome Thread - Introduce Yourself

[annabella]

Здравейте, намерих accidently movie Stolen History in YouTube in 10 parts. After i understand is 3 parts and found it Bart account. Then translate it to my mother languege - Bulgarian. Its awesome work wich turn upside out all my view for the world and life. Start do my own reserches and looking in old buildings here in my town Sofia. Bulgarian history is absolutly fake.

 

[perelax]

Hi all, returning poster from just before the pandemic.
I posted about genesis being the birth of an empire and wanted to detail what I've found.

 

[Matvei]

Hello, my name is Matvei.

I am an amateur alternative historian, who has found lots of materials over the years. Information about obscure topics that many do not even know about. I am here to share some of my knowledge and insights and unique theories.

I will be posting here shortly. Thank you all for your patience.

 

[punkmaxx]

I am an avid seeker of knowledge

 

[rowdarts123]

Hi, not much too say about me. Im just looking for truth. Happy to see you all.

 

[akp7474]

Hi. I was researching alternate history theories on yandex search engine and stumbled across this site. Interesting.

 

[Achille]

Does anyone read these? ;]

I first heard of alternative history in the late 90s...bits and pieces on OOParts and Atlantis on books and magazines... I began learning more while mostly lurking on the Italian forum Antikitera, and I used to spend time on Google Earth looking for odd places.

After a few years of hiatus, where I got very interested in spirituality, I "relapsed" thanks to the Italian video translator Dino Tinelli who brought several interesting topics together, especially scientific observations that don't fit current models, both at the microscopic and macroscopic level. Only narrow-minded dogmatists close their eyes when information and observations challenge what they think they know, yet - oddly enough - that seems to be the mindset of mainstream academia and traditional "freethinkers," both of whom claim to be our "saviors" from the "dark ages" of "Catholic obscurantism" (ha!). It is so important to be open to new perspectives...and it is very challenging to neither become cynical nor lose (all of) the innocence that we all start with, while realizing there is much out there that seems not to be as we are told...

I see "big pictures," so I can't be bothered with minutiae regarding everyday events, politics (either national, transnational, or ecclesial), symbolism (and propaganda) in mass media, or highly theoretical and abstract topics such as transhumanism...although one cannot manage to be completely unfamiliar with a vast amount of such topics when familiarizing with the many facets of alternative history. After all, we neither know, nor should we think we know...and the more we know, the less we understand...thus it is, that the most learned are those who can truly say, in nil sapiendo vita serena.

Thus I stopped following the news, or watching TV, or studying [almost] anything in depth, because after all these years, the one thing I truly seek is interior peace and my long-term goal is to move away entirely from the Internet, and possibly from computers and smartphones... however I came across your forum and "relapsed" again...see what you did?

Now, I guess, I'm here for a short while, just to learn a bit more about "mud flood" / "Tartaria" (and what some call "antiquitech") since I find it intellectually entertaining for the time being. Thanks for having me.

 

[Niko]

Hello, I am new and I've found stolenhistory on ancient architects videos and D. A. Ritchie.

 

[ElrondHubbard]

Hello! I’ve been a truth seeker who has found a lot of valuable information on this site. TON of good research from smart folks who really do their homework. I like that.

 

[ItsRainingRoans]

Hello everyone!
I've been a lurker here for quite some time. I came across the YouTube series and found this forum. A lot of my local history definitely has more to be explored, I've known that since I was young, and I was very happy to see there are like-minded individuals out there who also want to uncover the blurred part of our history. Kudos to everybody who keeps this site running!

 

[Grif]

Hello all! I just recently found and have started going down this rabbit hole, finding that the more I look the more it's obvious that we have been lied to on a much grander scale than I could have ever imagined. History has always had a, shove it in your brain until it hurts, sort of appeal to me, so I never took any significant deep dives. That being said I feel like a detective on the case now and find myself entrenched, looking at photos and written diaries from the 1800s, diving into the digital libraries throughout the nation and building folders and stories to both completely convince myself, but even the most ardent detractors. Very interested in contributing where possible and learning all the things I never knew I never knew and postulating the answers of it all. Cheers. -Grif

 

[Quais]

Howdy everybody - I finally made my way over here to do some digging. I've heard about this site from several people over the years but never took the deep dive. I'm currently looking into the history of Denver, Colorado and trying to make sense of the narratives put forth. Some of the 1800's architecture is mind blowing. I look forward to reading a lot around here and if I find anything cool I will share!

 

[Huntsman78]

I am new here and I am excited to have discovered this site. It's nice to know that there are others who enjoy these topics as well. I am a voracious reader and enjoy speculative studies and informed skepticism. There is so much we do not know and I look forward to learning more and looking at topics with a new perspective. I'm no scholar, a layman at best but, looking to expand my knowledge. I hope everyone is well and enjoying the site.

 

[Mihuella]

Hi, I have been reading on this site for a while and have eventually joined in case I may have anything to participate with. I first came here to see a post on the validity of the moon as a natural object and then dipped farther and farther in with other posts. I particularly warm to the clear presentation that is encouraged here and the sharing of discussion on some really interesting research.

 

[LadySnow]

Hwy yall. I found this sight, or maybe first one?, years ago and have been lurking since. I finally decided to join. Who knows maybe I can help in some way. I live in the southern US near the Gulf of Mexico. I have no advanced education, so no degree. But I read everything I can get my hands on, with some discernment of course. I understand phonetics(Caballa), some philology(?) and entymology, and mythologies/religions. Also reading through psychology texts, to get an understanding of trauma and it's effects.

 

[mike62]

looking for truth

 

[Rosalie]

Greetings from New Zealand. I came across this site on a search for the Bradbury Pound. I'm an historical storyteller in the small town of Thames, NZ, and an avid consumer of especially British history, but world history generally.

 

[FreiherrvonL]

Hans Peter is german.and lives in South-Amerika. Since his near-death experience at the age of six, he has been preoccupied with spiritual topics throughout his life. He turns over every stone three times, connects with the source of creation and receives information that he compares with archaeological, literary, ancient writings and geographical traditions. His soul plan and his message to him is to bring ancient knowledge of humanity into the present and make it accessible to people, as he himself has been there in an infinite number of incarnations. Join him on a spiritual journey through the eras of humanity and get to know the ancient wisdom anew. Clarity, purity and truth in complete trust in God are his motto.

 

[gravedigger7863]

Hey, new here looking for answers and viewpoints

 

[lasciateognisperanza]

I've used the forum for many years when I needed off-history commentary on a subject. Got a little freaked out when the old one went dark. So I was glad to see it back. Love the open minds and digging seen here. Had to finally join up. I don't post much but plan a couple posts in the future. Working on some research and the sourced here keep me busy. I'll give back one day. Promise.