Laura's book 911 truth compared with the research of Lee Merritt MD #phrygia #khazaria

[Kadam303]

in the vid Lee marritt discusses symbolism, pre-khazaria, Phrygia and modern symbolism.

interesting, i think, vid with some coloration to lAURA'S BOOK ON 911, PART ON KHAZARIA dna etc.
Can anyone tell if Laura's work links with what Lee Merritt is presenting, or if they are completely mutually exclusive?
all comments welcome.
maybe there is nothing to talk about, and the topic is a waste of time. I'm not ruling it out... :)

 

[Laura]

It's independent. Never heard of the guy.

And the book is mainly Joe's, I only wrote that later part of it. He did the 911 research and wrote the main book.

 

[Kadam303]

It's independent. Never heard of the guy.

And the book is mainly Joe's, I only wrote that later part of it. He did the 911 research and wrote the main book.

Very good book , i was especially blown away by the DNA part....
going back to the vid above and part about her questioning old buildings in USA capitals. (similar are easily found in all capitals of the world). i hope enough of us will get interested to get to the bottom of those recent times beauties. they must have been multipurpose devices, from electricity to healing perhaps, :

thanks for responding! :)

going ba

 

[irjO]

I don’t know much architectural details but that’s an old vague theory similar to the Tartaria story one, and it’s high tech civilization buried because of a flood or whatever. What I know is that in older times, mostly after dark ages, buildings specially religious ones (churches, temples etc) had mostly that design (with pikes and high crosses) with the idea of wanting to be “closer to god” or closer to the heavens. That was way more prominent in the gothic style of building.

Per Wikipedia:

The defining design element of Gothic architecture is the pointed arch. The use of the pointed arch in turn led to the development of the pointed rib vault and flying buttresses, combined with elaborate traceryand stained glass windows.

Per Stanford study:

Gothic architecture’s emphasis on height and light was not just an aesthetic choice but a theological one, reflecting the Middle Age desire to connect with the divine. This architectural approach significantly influenced the cultural landscape of Europe, leaving a legacy that continues to captivate and inspire the field of architecture today.

Back then churches or temples were of the major importance not just because of religious purposes but it was a symbol of the area, was also used as a method of showing the status of a town/city. The reason they got bigger and bigger in size.
The US cities had the influence of these type of architecture back then but also slowly fading out with time to more modern architectural styles. Also, most of the pictures online showing lights on temples before their time, are AI generated to support the Tartaria nonsense.

 

[Kadam303]

I don’t know much architectural details but that’s an old vague theory similar to the Tartaria story one, and it’s high tech civilization buried because of a flood or whatever. What I know is that in older times, mostly after dark ages, buildings specially religious ones (churches, temples etc) had mostly that design (with pikes and high crosses) with the idea of wanting to be “closer to god” or closer to the heavens. That was way more prominent in the gothic style of building.

Per Wikipedia:

Per Stanford study:


Back then churches or temples were of the major importance not just because of religious purposes but it was a symbol of the area, was also used as a method of showing the status of a town/city. The reason they got bigger and bigger in size.
The US cities had the influence of these type of architecture back then but also slowly fading out with time to more modern architectural styles. Also, most of the pictures online showing lights on temples before their time, are AI generated to support the Tartaria nonsense.

check this out and tell me what you think?
i know its not solid , definitive eevidence of any thing, also may be desinfo, but what if not...