Old World Order

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An exploration of the greatest cover-ups from the 20th Century.







https://youtu.be/ydXD5pTIIJM?t=2

1u30min

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An exploration of the greatest cover-ups from the 20th Century.







https://youtu.be/ydXD5pTIIJM?t=2

1u30min

Bekijk dit vanaf minuut 57, en kom dan terug met opmerkingen! AUB!

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Let's continue!

It wasn't the first on the site and some guy won a design competition, then built it in 2 years... always the same fairytale.
Dunedin Railway Station, New Zealand :



"The Illinois Central Railway station in Chicago, known as the Central Station, was built in 1893. It was constructed to serve the Illinois Central Railroad and provide a downtown terminus for the railroad's commuter and long-distance trains, guess she was lost ...



This the Maritime Commissariat in Ostende, Belgium.
Built in 1898, demolished in 1991, photo ca 1907 :



This the Argentinian Pavilion at the 1889 Paris Expo. They shipped it off to Buenos Aires where it became the Palace of Fine Arts, to be demolished in 1933. They think we're stupid.



Star Fort Japan... built by the Spanish, right?



Boy’s Central High School in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Allegedly built in 1894, demolished in the mid-20th century for a parking lot :

A HIGH SCHOOL...



Sydney, Australia, built in 1 year, 1892-93, on the site of the previous, The Belmore Markets, who believes this??



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Old World Tacoma (Washington State)

Welcome to another exploration into the cities that were (if you're new here, feel free to browse the catalogue, and welcome!). This episode puts the city of Tacoma, Washington State, under the microscope. Exhibiting an impossible amount of multi-storied brick and stone architecture, two absurd population booms, and a demolished court house that should only exist in fairy tales, we bust the narrative wide open!

https://youtu.be/wKD_l_i6dkk?t=2

52min

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Opened in 1875 as a departmentstore, Wertheim, Berlin. Why would they make arches this massive, why waste materials and effort?



They want you think these were built by white people, and it was the 'Victoria' Terminus. Except it wasn't. It was stolen and renamed. Now has been renamed back...(Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus) Bombay here. (now Mumbai) :



Work on the first building was begun in 1718 under the direction of Hermann Korb. After the building burned down in 1830, a second palace was built by Carl Theodor Ottmer, being completed in 1841. It was completely demolished in 1960 Ofcourse! Braunschweiger Schloss :



Airships?



Old Main Building, University of Texas at Austin, 1894 :



London 1870 :



MONASTERY of SANTA CLARA, Coimbra, Portugal.
Research: Mud Flood



South Africa Mudflood :

https://x.com/LampsOfValar/status/1940501918813667454

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San Jose Electric Tower, San Jose, USA (Built: 1881, Demolished: 1915) :





Berchem, Belgium.
Nowadays you not see any structure with a tower or minaret on it. There is a reason for this, and it comes down to energy source :



San Francisco, buried... very early 1860's :



Wistar Institute of Anatomy, c. 1894. U of Pennsylvania.
A whole level buried that's visible :



Bendigo, Australia. Fully built up city for no one - without even any roads :



“The Hebrew Orphan Asylum (above), a colossal home on Amsterdam Avenue and 136th Street that housed 1,000 kids, opened in 1822.” New York, date of image unknown :



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Op een lichtere noot :

Vragen over de wereldarchitectuur: Denemarken

https://youtu.be/wjlm6GeGP28?t=2

32min

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CAPPADOCIA, Turkey
And yet...people still don't question the narrative! ????
~Meltology~






Gerdek Kaya, Türkiye, it melted :



Incredibly detailed map of Belgium and Holland from 1609 :



link to zoomable HIGHRES :

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/74/5f...eab70f6842.jpg

Who built this? Slaves in loincloths? HIS-STORY...

https://x.com/RjNol/status/1941000385231290778

1min

En nog elke dag zien we glorie van de oude wereld, Leuven :

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Palacio Concha-Cazotte, Santiago, Chile (Built 1872-1875) :



Maputo, Mozambique, gebouwd tussen 1908 en 19016 :



Saigon, Vietnam. 1875 :



Plan of Barcelona by Alexandre de Laborde. 1806, Starfort City :



Cathedral of the Holy Cross, Barcelona, constructed over 200 years starting in the 13th century without any flaw and hammers and chisels :





Mudflood :



A building from the universal exposition 1867 in Paris, and it looks very old again - and understated in the account of how it even got there. I can't even find it's name :





Romania 1885 :



Gdansk, Polen, 1902, burried :



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The Day of PLASMA FIRE-Where did ALL the Melted Structures come from?

An exploration to understand the theory of the Plasma Fire Reset. Plasma Fire is one of the basic theories in studying the Old-World. These studies focus on identifying which cities and geographical areas have clues showing that a Mud Flood occurred. This exploration asks all the basic questions on Mud Flood:

-What is a Plasma Fire Event?
-What are the signs that a Plasma Fire Reset occurred?
-How do melted structures structures/caves provide evidence and clues on past events?
-How is Plasma Fire mentioned in past legends?
-What is the lost legacy and bloodline of Tartaria and the Old-World?

https://youtu.be/21wAQcKc-x4?t=1

1u30min

Timestamps:

00:00:00 Sites Across the Land-Dramatic Evidence of Plasma Fires
00:19:32 Plasma Fire Events in Legends/Myths
00:29:29 Plasma Fire and Reset Events in Films
00:41:07 The Lost Bloodlines of the Past
01:03:51 The Survivors of a Lost Era











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Bangladesh
They were everywhere, there was not a single land that had not been inhabited by an advance set of beings who knew the power of architecture and the connection with this world energy :



New York 1875 :



Shanghai, China 1905 :



The Municipal Theater of Rio de Janeiro was built in just 4 years :



Denmark 1885 :



St. Louis Riverfront before it got demolished :



Collins Street, Melbourne 1908 :



Philadelphia, USA 1890 :



A temporary building that's still there. Petit Palais in Paris :



The Edgar County Courthouse, Paris, Illinois. Allegedly built between I891 and I893 :



Surviving the 1871 Great Fire of Chicago - stands to this day. The old, much older than the contrived narrative would have us believe, water tower :



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Op een lichtere noot, zoals steeds bij WhisperJack, maar zeer goed gebracht en interessant.

Questioning The Great Fires

https://youtu.be/NnTKzKuB64c?t=1

38min

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Extra :

Practising their chisel skills since they were a baby

MyLunchBreak :

https://youtu.be/p6ebUwJWjoI?t=1

58min

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Town Halls of Old World Australia

It is my pleasure and honour to present the work of Darren Jackson. In this video, I will present his first book on Old World Australia: TOWN HALLS. His research has uncovered a parallel narrative to what we have seen on the North American continent: dramatic population growth, impossibly short build times, and convicts building wondrous architecture. You can find him on Telegram here:





https://youtu.be/QF3eOWAXLe0?t=1

47min

Dit is echt een narratief BREKER. Absoluut geweldige info en beelden. Je kan dit onderwerp verder beschouwen als je guilty pleasure of mss eens gaan rondlopen in je eigen omgeving en eens anders naar gebouwen gaan kijken!

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Neo Classical Melted Revival Style of Neo Classical Brick Hiding Revival Style :

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GwPj_D3W...jpg&name=large



























Dit is gewoon zo, mensen bouwden toen gewoon zo, niks aan de hand.

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Gewoon gebouwd, 1914, The Cathedral Building, Oakland :



The Gothic arches of the University of Glasgow Cloisters (1870s) are nothing short of awe-inspiring :



The gothic edifice was begun in 1471, within the same walls of its Romanesque predecessors from the 11th-13th centuries. The construction lasted until the 18th century, thus to its original Gothic style appearance were added elements from later styles, such as the Neo-Classicist cloister (18th century), the Baroque towers, capitals and the façade, and the Renaissance portico. Natuurlijk, een detail :



Brussel, easy :





People really think they were doing this because they liked it, as if it crossed their minds to do something like this. Made to serve a function in response for and with something. Vienna, Austria :



Germany.
Photo of a door with huge handles that are proportional to the weight being pulled :



Detail Louvre, Parijs :



Kasteel Beukenhof, Belgie, gebouwd in 1876, 1 jaar :




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As a part of my American County Courthouses series, this is Part 1 of 3 highlighting the state of Texas. Take note of the stark contrast between the Old World structures and the replacement structures...there's a reason why we don't build like this anymore.

Texas County Courthouses Part 1 of 3

https://youtu.be/TfUPP8l-giE?t=1

48min



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Wistar Institute of Anatomy, c. 1894. U of Pennsylvania
"The Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology was founded (only) in 1892, with its building dedicated on May 21, 1894. The University of Pennsylvania provided the land for the building."

Neo Sunken Revival Style Architecture :



Biblioteca Marciana, Venezia, Italy, easily build in the 16th century :



'Elizabeth Tower' in London. Dit was heel gemakkelijk te bouwen, vandaag zouden we dat ook kunnen, maar doen dit niet :



13th century.
Four marble columns knotted, located at the Trento Cathedral in Italy.
Ok, so who is the crazy one here?
The dude that thinks that glorified cavemen in the dark ages built this over 700 years ago?



San Francisco, California
The removal of "History Statues" 1915. In 1915 they held a World's Fair in SF, all the buildings and statues were supposed to be temporary made from wood and plaster. What do you see?







Venice doesn’t feel real.
A floating city with no cars, no roads... just water, silence, and 1,500 years of ambition.
It’s not just beautiful. It’s impossible.











Griffins didn't excist, we just sculpted them everywhere, London :



Excavated these structures from the mud and left them presentable enough for people to believe they were recent. Columbian Exposition Chicago 1893 :







The intricate design at the top of Louis Sullivan's Guaranty Building downtown Buffalo N.Y. :



De Feniciers deden dit, geleerden weten dit, Syrie :



Mother House, built 1880 (we're told).
"For the third time, the Congregation de Notre-Dame experienced a fire at the main house - on June 8, 1893.
Two workers had repaired the roof. The plumber and his assistant knocked over the furnace."

https://www1.cnd-m.org/en/fire-at-th...-in-june-1893/



Views of Boston Massachusetts, USA ~ 1839-1895 :



A temporary city. Even the iconic 'Eiffel Tower' was designated as temporary at the time:



Detroit, Michigan, “A magnificent stone house once belonging to the American aviation pioneer Wilhelm Boeing in Detroit, Michigan, 1881.” :



Views of Philadelphia City Hall :















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A sudden evacuation of Tehran, Iran, leads to a deeper investigation - one that leads to ancient palaces, vast museums and underground tunnel networks hidden beneath the Iranian capital. Why are certain artifacts never shown to the public? Why do some buildings look too advanced for the period we claim they came from? And why do wars so often play out in cities filled with these types of Old World structures? This episode raises disturbing questions about what is really being protected Or erased. The deeper you dig, the more the official story begins to fall apart.

https://youtu.be/sw4FQKunBdY

21min





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Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company Building, Hartford, USA ~ 1920 :



Alexander?Mitchell’s Conservatory, Milwaukee, USA ~ 1880s :



New York City before it was attacked by glass and concrete boxes :



They were handed free masonry when they arrived. Masonic Hall, Melbourne :



Murcia Cathedral, Spain, people just worked harder :



Bhagwan Vishnu Temple, Attock, Punjab, Pakistan. Not sunken at all :



Views of Boston Massachusetts, USA ~ 1839-1895 :























































Sunderland, Town hall 1891 :



Duitsland, mooi billboard!



Isaac?N.?Swain House, Detroit, USA.
Allegedly constructed: 1862–1863, Demolished: 1920s.
Photo circa 1881 :



Cool roof ornaments :



Toronto, Canada 1897
Half of the sky is erased
What are they hiding?



Dit, 1697 :



Er is nog veel meer, maar tis goed geweest voor vandaag

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Great Houses of Old-World America

An exploration of the great houses or homes from the Old-World and Tartaria in the United States. Most of these structures were considered part of the so-called "Gilded-Age" although some were built in the years that followed. What is the story behind these "houses" and how do they compare with the opulent homes of today? We refer to them as mansions, but they also appear to be castles, palaces, manors and many other names we have been given for elaborate residences.



https://youtu.be/X1aeIs1vcX8?t=8

26min