Stupid video for stupid audiences.
The World's Fair
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Stupid video for stupid audiences.
Kadam303
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Old World Buffalo, Pan-Am Expo 1901, Iroquois, New York, McKinley, Erie Canal, Oldest Photographs
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Today we will take another strong sip of “Old World” tea. My focus in this video will be Buffalo, New York. Buffalo has been occupied since 7000 BCE, and was home to many Iroquois-Speaking Native American tribes before European settlers arrived. Throughout history, different European settlers have all claimed to have “founded” or owned Buffalo, including the French, British, and Dutch. Buffalo was also home to one of the largest congregations of Susquehannock Native Americans, who have a very unique history (which we will discuss, briefly). With the opening of the Erie Canal in 1825, Buffalo rapidly grew. Buffalo was one of the largest cities in the USA around 1900, and still expanding. For this reason (according to the current narrative) Buffalo was chosen to host the Pan-American Exposition of 1901. The 1901 Expo showcased some of the greatest architecture, in my opinion, of any of the World’s Fairs. The saddest, if not most unexplainable, portion of the narrative is how all these buildings were constructed merely to last the length of the fair, and intended to be torn down shortly afterwards. Today will be a compilation of roughly 200 unique and rare photographs of Old World Buffalo, including before and after the 1901 Pan-American Exposition. Thank you for being here! We are at 6K Subscribers and still growing! Please let me know your thoughts and comments about these Old World structures, and the narrative behind them, down below.
Pan-American Exposition - Wikipedia
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History of Buffalo, New York - Wikipedia
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Buffalo, New York - Wikipedia
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Pan-American Exposition - Wikipedia
History of Buffalo, New York - Wikipedia
Buffalo, New York - Wikipedia
Kadam303
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axj
The Living Force
It seems that this "Tartaria" narrative is also false for the most part, possibly a psyop to muddy the waters (similar to "flat earth").
There are some mysteries raised by its proponents that seem legitimate, eg. the early World Fairs constructions, but the overall idea of a forgotten advanced civilization just a few hundred years ago seems to be a psyop to misdirect people from topics like ancient cataclysms, Atlantean civilization, phantom years, etc.
stellar
The Living Force
These structures are clearly older than a few hundred years but it is unclear from when. the last few hundred years certainly provided ideal environments where facts could be manipulated and history rewritten but that does not equate to when they were built. Kind of like writing history centuries after the fact.
I guess one has to look beyond the misnomer of 'Tartaria' to even take interest in the glaring evidence of the official narrative lies.
I really don't understand what you people find interesting in those videos. I find them to be very boring. A bunch of pictures of old buildings with some guy narrating his fantasy. Just like Avi Loeb showing a fuzzy picture of a space rock, narrating his fantasy that it's an alien spaceship. There is no real research in any of them.
Yes, which is exactly what these YouTubers are doing. Where is their support for anything they claim?
stellar
The Living Force
You are entitled to your opinions and likes, of course, but there is no need to gaslight those who are seeking truth and facts about our questionable history. I don't have curiosity in some topics on the forum but I respect peoples curiosity and research and I listen to where it leads. Sometimes even following breadcrumbs can lead to meaningful discovery.
I'm sorry I don't see a clear comparison. These are not fuzzy pictures we speak of. They show exceptional engineering and technicality, highly questionable for the time. So, 'you people' have nothing to gain but ridicule from those who refuse to see the discrepancies in reality and prefer the comfortable conformation bias of established history. Certainly there are many youtubers out for clicks and fame, even riding on the coattails of others work but I am not dismissing everything and would rather listen with critical discernment to the details.
If you listened more carefully to the video I posted above, for example, the author gives plenty of examples of his travels and research. It is not enough to just look at the boring pictures, as you put it, but you can do as you like.
stellar
The Living Force
For those who deny research exists that throws reasonable doubts on our existing narrative of history, they may want to listen carefully to the text presented in this video.
As an aside, it is my suspicion that a great deal of above ground infrastructure has also been misrepresented either in whole or partial construction.
Similarly, anything that may originate from the soul of Russia is a target for destruction, vilification and denigration especially if it is for the good of the whole or of many. I think a lot more originates from Russia in the past millennia than we are aware of. Population posterity, technology, spirituality; just a thought.
Similarly, anything that may originate from the soul of Russia is a target for destruction, vilification and denigration especially if it is for the good of the whole or of many. I think a lot more originates from Russia in the past millennia than we are aware of. Population posterity, technology, spirituality; just a thought.
stellar
The Living Force
It just gets more and more curious. About one researched discovery in San Francisco:
"If this photograph is authentic and expert analysis suggests it is, then the
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structure beneath the Embarcadero is not a repurposed basement or forgotten
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foundation. It is the remnant of a bridge older than the modern city. A
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bridge built before American settlement. Before the gold rush expansion, before
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the historical timeline acknowledges advanced infrastructure in this region."
"If this photograph is authentic and expert analysis suggests it is, then the
37:19
structure beneath the Embarcadero is not a repurposed basement or forgotten
37:24
foundation. It is the remnant of a bridge older than the modern city. A
37:30
bridge built before American settlement. Before the gold rush expansion, before
37:35
the historical timeline acknowledges advanced infrastructure in this region."
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