Forum Guidelines and Welcome Thread - Introduce Yourself

[igneous]

Hello! I'm Igneous and this is a Test Message!

 

[Jef Demolder]

Hi everybody,
I participated in some discussions on the old forum. I have my own blog of history criticism and I am interested to stay in contact with the whole community of history criticism from the US to Russia. I live in Belgium, where apparently I am the only one involved in chronology & history criticism. Jef Demolder

 

[Witchcraft]

Hi I'm from the old forum, there's a pic of me in the old giants thread if it's still available (I'm the short one!).

 

[Ελευθερία_ή_θάνατος]

Hello, I am also a lurker here on the old forum! Will probably lurk here too, unless I ever have something to contribute to all the interesting posts here. Keep up the good work guys!

 

[Magnetic]

Hi I am Magnetic in this forum and the old forum. I posted a radical interpretation of Kubricks 2001: A Space Odyssey and commented on the scientific nature of technology and reset science. KD found along with others found antiquetech that was astounding and not of this historical narrative. Since we cant be sure of the history in the1800s, we are groping in the dark about past times. Obviously the world does not work as given in the modern narrative and stolen history has found tantalizing clues into what did exist in the past. The key IMHO is the magnetic reversals and magnetic disturbances to cause catastrophes and phenomenon of an unusal nature that for instance resulted in clay and sand falling from the sky in fantastic quantities(the mud flood) and other chaotic destructions. The well guarded secret is that these events have a correlation with moon cycles and eclipses and occur every few hundred of years and not ten thousand or more as toldby the controlled establishment scientists. I have discovered a Roman race track 10 miles from Chapel Hill NC and discovered have an old map from 1768 showing it. I have discovered a plethera of media that has encoded reset phenomenon. I would like to share this but I am hampered by using a tablet that is cumbersome and not suited to postings that are complicated and long. My computer blew up 4 months ago along with my cell phones and have had 2 drives fail in the previous year and its been a struggle to post. I have 3 old lap top hard drives and if anyone has an ancient laptop gathering dust in a closet I would be greatful. It was curious that KD left without letting anybody know after a mention by miles mathis about the nature of the owner of the blog. Anyway its good to be back and am looking forward to reading and contibuting to this new Stolen History site.

 

[Forrest]

Congratulations on recovering stolen history! It's an inspiring story. I had registered months ago but couldn't post at .org.
I hope the dinosaur man returns. Forrest Bishop

 

[conductor]

I was conductor on the old site and still am here. My interest has always been truth. I am an intuitive empath. I am sensitive to energy from other beings, the cosmos, most anything really. The last couple years, my focus has shifted to what comes next. It has been clear to me that the divide is growing between those that still want to play the game and believe the mainstream, and those that don't. Breaking down the historical narrative is a way to solidify this abstract concept and figure out who is making which choice.

I enjoy the high level of experience and discourse at this site.

Thank You to those that built this new site!

 

[solarbard]

I'm SunBard, but I forgot and put SolarBard.

 

[Bluestorm]

Hi, I'm a lurker on the old site.
I've always been interested in how history never adds up, and why where we were always taught to memorize the facts and figures at school. I always got into trouble for questioning too much!
When I found SH it was a blessing to see so many interesting people wanting to question the narrative in a rational way.
Thanks for bringing it all back to life!

 

[TempleUnderfoot]

Hello all,

A long time lurking user on the old forum, I unfortunately didn’t register until near the end. I was mostly quiet, had the same username, I doubt anyone remembers me based on my rare posts. The sudden loss of our beloved forum hit me surprisingly hard and left me lost in limbo in the online world, made me regret my low participation. Im hoping to participate more when I can offer something of value.

As far as real life experience, I have a wide and decent background in construction, having dabbled in most areas over the years, currently make a living as a woodworker and cabinet maker. So once in a while I can have insight on construction techniques and such.

Like most here I’ve had a lifelong interest in history which eventually went sideways and led me here lol. Always been fascinated with traditional crafts, having learned many, or traditions in general, and the mysteries of both ancient and now recent history.

Traditions, such as handed down craftsmanship, generational family traditions and “long standing” and “well documented” local traditions, etc.. in the context of hidden history is little discussed subject I would like to bring to the table eventually. I’ve slowly been working on the idea but it’s a wide subject. Eventually I would like to make it into a post, or a series of posts.

I can’t thank the dedicated crew that brought us back online enough. What you guys have done is literally priceless. Being very literally the modern equivalent of a luddite I was sadly no help at all and can only stand in awe of the tech wizardry that made this possible.

 

[Moüssë]

I'm from our old forum. I always appreciated how intelligent and fluid this was. I am just here to learn. Or remember. Either way, this site has been my favorite jumping off point for new ideas. Thanks for letting me come by.

 

[RagnarRedb3ard]

Lurker before, I enjoy reading the thought provoking posts on this forum.

 

[Jarshal]

Hello everyone, I’m from the old website and mainly a lurker. I love deep diving into the various topics and subjects that this wonderful forum has - I appreciate all the dedication and time everyone spent on creating the content on this forum.

I plan to create a post about a topic that I am interested in once I have the all the dots connected.

You are my teachers and I am the watchful student.

 

[4senarsatugitar]

Hi, greetings from I ndonesia. I was a lurker on KD’s old website before its gone, love to see this new site up and running even tho some of the old thread are forever gone but I’m sure this site will flourish once again (this time I’ll try to save the webpages) Thanks so much for @dreamtime and others to make this happen. Salam ??

 

[Ilmarinen]

Hell-o! Old member here, not sure how old but a few years. I was highly impressed by KD's threads and research and forum members quality, especially in the beginning. I had an impression that SH started to change as it got more popular, its only logical quality drops, it happens to every organisation and group.

I been interested in stolen history since my first grade history teacher red pilled me by writing on the blackboard these words: "HISTROY IS WINNERS HISTORY". With his reassuring words: "If you can learn anything else over next 6 years, learn this." I wasn't as lucky with other teachers. My interests are across the spectrum and beyond. My focus switches from time to time at the moment I'm most interested in of the *Hyperborean* "Old World" from North, that fantastic noble and warrior like civilisation which has many names and nobody knows the original, its culture & history, science, language and philosophy and what happened to them. Who are their arch enemies (yep, the race war against Hyperboreans is still raging) and how todays post modern globally manufactured LALA-land fits into this ever-changing battle between truth and lies generated by the mystery cabal & their bloodlines.

I wish this SH 2.0 version picks up where KD left it with absolute freedom of speech and research, with wisdom, tact and responsibility to handle that freedom.

 

[Licks]

Hello, long time lurker on original Stolen History just loved to soak up the ideas and information being put forward. Fascinated by the topics, always loved History such a sham with age comes the reality of how much rubbish is taught and then past on as fact. Got past the hurt of how easily we get fooled And opened up to the possibility of what really could have been, where it’s taken us and the dangers of where it’s going.
Like many other I was horrified when the old site went only to find today your all back and seeing so many familiar names taking on the mantle really warms my heart. Plus selfishly I can get back to some serious reading again!
Even tho I never commented or posted a thread (actually never posted anything before) I feel like old friends are back, truly great full for your efforts. Welcome back Stolen History, now please excuse me I have reading to do ?

 

[Tenac]

Hi,
I only discovered Stolen History about a month before it disappeared and was just a lurker,but found it all absolutely fascinating and was in the process of reading through it all.
I'm likely to remain mostly as a lurker,but still need to understand what's actually gone on in the last couple of hundred years - there's a real mystery to be unravelled there for sure.

 

[Akanah]

Hello, I have read at the original forum stolenhistory.org before it was disappeared. I couldn´t register myself till today.
I came from Germany and I hope my english is good enough to write here.
Since two years I know about the ideas of the thunderboltsproject of a cosmic disaster which could have damaged our world.
From the side of Germany I could recommend the ideas of Erhard Landmann, a died linguist which believed all language are dialect from a old form of german. I could also recommend the idea of Dr. Bernard Ellmann, a chemist which wrote a book of a planetary collision of the moon titan with earth (I don´t believe it was Titan, but geological analysis of the chemist are very good and points also to a cosmic catastrophe which could be a plasma - event.) Probaly I must do a compilation about this in a serperate thread.

 

[AllOfUsOneByOne]

i pretty much lurked on the old forum because i found a lot interesting but didn't have much to add.

 

[Referent]

Hello! Sorry for the long post, but I wanted to do the questions justice.

a bit about yourself

Background on me:

• I think I had learned in public school that history is written by the victors.
• Since c. 2007-2008, I have had an active interest in utilizing technology to help improve decision through offloading, scaffolding, alternative consideration, and belief update monitoring.
• Around 2012, inspiration arrived to do a first deepish dive into alternative theory review, consuming swaths of the the Biblioteca Playedes.
• Then, online communication afforded near real time observation of discrepancies between officially and independently reported analyses of so-called history in the making.
• Also, Khalezov and Fomenko were interesting to read and read about, respectively.
• I believe that many of the most pressing issues facing humanity may be addressable through peaceable actions leading to increased awareness, but I acknowledge that this may be naive.
• I am open to reframing my perspectives, but moreover want to learn more about the nature of things as they can be observed, in order to be better positioned to contribute to the universe in accordance with the gifts bestowed upon me.

how you discovered the forum

Not exactly sure how I discovered SH, but I think it was either:

1. a link from a comment on a Youtube page related to health or (non-mainstream) virology discussion, or more likely
2. a highly ranked Google search result for some topic I had come across and was curious about more perspectives on, such as Tartaria, mud flood, dinosaurs, even possibly FE, etc.

I will update this post if I find out, but I think the origination point is lost.

whether you were a member on the old forum

I was not a member on the old forum, but I read it (with great fascination) for a couple of months prior to its defunction. I had attempted to join, but it appeared that signup was closed. I believe a post by KD stated that moderating influxes of new members had become limiting. Super grateful to have been able to join the SH community in its reincarnation.

what interests you the most about stolen history

Most interesting about SH is that there's a great intersection of important topics--power, society, technology, religion--in such a way that each topic can be found increasingly in more beautiful alignment with itself and the others:

1. The nature of the flow of information can be extraordinarily interesting.
2. The act of consideration of information can interesting.
3. The content of the information itself can be interesting.
4. The potential for utility of information is interesting.

More specifically, many topics have been fascinating, including architecture, possible city resets, technology of the times as evidenced by photographs or text, chronology (including 1000 years of phantom time), the histories of nations (especially America), and apparent biblical concordances with recently unearthed (to me) alternative perspectives.