Old World Order

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Are you ready to see massive pyramids in China? Pyramids that were built by the previous civilization and are now just being called hills. A documented U.S. Air Force pilot’s account from 1945 described seeing a massive white pyramid in China that would put Giza’s to shame—and then two years later, a Colonel reported the exact same thing, with the New York Times running his story. Why cover up hundreds of pyramids and tell us they are just dirt from 200,000,000 years ago? Why do this? We also take things even further uncovering Chigago's tunnel system. Thousands of miles of underground structures right underneath the city of Chicago—structures, rooms, buildings—an entire lost world buried beneath our feet.

https://youtu.be/1tffaAfiZaA?t=2

46min

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History is a joke :

Oamaru, New Zealand, 1880s :



Komische Oper, Austria 1875 :



This is a real photograph from St Louis at night in 1904. That domed building palace is over 2000 ft away :



"Writers buildings" Calcutta.
"The construction of the Writers' Building began in 1777, and the building was completed in 1780. The original building was designed in the neoclassical style, with a central portico and two wings extending to either side." :



Puerta de Alcalá, Spain 1870 :



Built with nothing but a hammer and chisel, without a spark of electricity, and material transported into place by steadfast donkeys. Frauenkirche, Dresden, 1800's :



Dublin, Ireland 1800's :





Post Office, Singapore :



"Faculty of Law, Buenos Aires." :



Bourse, Belgium 1880 :



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“Designed and organized by architect Thomas Fuller and team in 1888, an image of the Napanee Post Office taken in 1927. Library and Archives Canada.” :



Moscow, 1899 :



Madison Avenue - NY 1888 :



“McKee Hall, the first building at Knoxville College was dedicated September 4, 1876 :



Pabellón del Paraguay, Buenos Aires, Argentina (Officially built under the Republic of Argentina: 1910) :



Palais de l'Électricité, Nancy, France :



Spalentor, Basel, Switzerland (Officially Built: 1370–1400) :



Palais du Champ de Mars, Paris, France (Officially Built for Exposition Universelle: 1878 :



Mental Asylum Meerenberg II, Bloemendaal The Netherlands, 1886 :



Exposition Universelle et Internationale de Liège, Liège, Belgium (Event: 1905, Duration: April 27 – November 6, 1905, Demolished: after 1905) :



Warsaw, 1890, Colored :

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Great fire of Denver 1863

Sometime between 2 and 3 a.m., a small fire broke out in the rear of the Cherokee House, an entertainment establishment on the southwest corner of Fifteenth and Blake. Fueled by a strong wind and an abundance of wood buildings, the small fire very quickly turned into a huge fire. Within three hours, almost every building in the downtown area was completely devastated.

https://youtu.be/0zinK-zkVAA?t=1

7min47

Ik vind geen foto's van de brand zelf... maar dit kanaal vertelt het verhaal met de weinige beelden die er zijn.

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"The construction of Villa Raussendorff began in 1896, and the villa was completed in 1898. The villa was designed in the neo-baroque style, with a grand facade featuring ornate columns, balconies, and decorative elements."

(And look! I made the garden pretty!)



Fontana di Trevi, Rome, Italy, circa 1850 :



“The Michigan State Capitol after it had been sheathed in brick and turned into Capitol High School.” :



New York City, 1870’s, elevated railroad, ofcourse we can!! :



San Xavier del Bac Mission near Tucson, AZ, said to have been built by Jesuit missionaries in the 18th century :



Hamers en beitels, 7 op 7 en zonder enige fout, door weer en wind en 's avonds met de ezel terug naar de hut!



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The Strange War to End All Wars

LA, heel interessante live





https://youtu.be/ntfztmAe3_M?t=3

1u15

It was called the War to End All Wars and the Great War. What role did World War One as it was subsequently called play in changing the civilization and potentially altering the signs of what remained before? Why are there many strange records and stories associated with the conflict? Why was it followed two short decades later by an even more destructive conflict?

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Siq al-Berid of “Klein Petra” is een archeologische vindplaats in Jordanië, enkele kilometers ten noorden van Petra. De bloeiperiode van deze plaats dateert uit de tijd van de Nabateeërs.

Net als bij Petra is Siq al-Berid bereikbaar via een kloof (een siq) tussen de bergwanden. In vergelijking met de siq van Petra, welke 1200 meter lang is, is deze nauwelijks 350 meter.

De aanwezige gebouwen zijn in de rotsen uitgehouwen. Men vindt er tempels, bi- en triclinia ((eet)zalen met banken aan twee respectievelijk drie zijden in U-vorm), woonhuizen. Opvallend zijn de eveneens in de rots uitgehouwen trappen die langs de bergwanden naar boven leiden.

Uiteraard.

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In the research to identify other civilizations that may have existed a different timeline has been revealed. This is an introduction exploration to the theory of what this new timeline may look like and how it may be very different from the accepted timeline we have now. How different is the world of the past than we currently understand it to be? What were the possibilities of what came before?

This is a baseline theory exploration to show how another timeline may look based on theory and conjecture. It is to show where the civilizations we explore may have existed in relation to each other and today.

https://youtu.be/rPzt5VdyTo4?t=1

2u5min

00:00:00 Alternate Timeline Overview
00:35:09 The Perception of Time
01:01:16 The 5th Era-Today
01:22:23 The 4th Era-Tartaria
01:36:46 The 3rd Era-Starfort Builders
01:44:51 The 2nd Era-Colossal Buildings
01:52:04 The 1st Era-Foundation of All

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Images and pretty pictures!

Izmailovo Kremlin, Russia :



J752, Orangien :



1907 Indianapolis Knights of Pythias Building :



San Jose, California, University of the Pacific (East Hall), 1880 :



San Jose, California. “Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church (interior), 1885.” :



"The Grand Hotel, Scarborough was built in unusual V-shaped style in honour of Queen Victoria (the head of the monarchy at the time) :





Calcutta, India 1860 :



Egypt, 1880's :



A trip through #Paris in the 1890s, video :

https://x.com/scumbunker/status/1900563153907310598

1min44

Temporary :



Scenes of Mallorca, Spain, as it was in 1897 :











Views of Frankfurt - 1890s :

























Exposition Barcelona 1929 :







Memories lost like tears in the rain, video :

https://x.com/LampsOfValar/status/1884338028992213358

42min

Medina Province, Saudi Arabia :



Al Tar, Irak :

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Building the West-Siberian Railroad

Of vinden :

This photograph is from an album of 56 photographs in the Collection of Documentary Materials on the History of the West-Siberian Railroad (1890s-1978) in the Novosibirsk Oblast State Archive.”

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St Paul's Cathedral, formally the Cathedral Church of St Paul the Apostle, is an Anglican cathedral in London, England, the seat of the Bishop of London. :



Wat een contrast...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Paul%27s_Cathedral

Doe eens Ctrl F op deze wiki, en zoek op "fire"

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https://youtu.be/zoxXyf3DM4o?t=8

23min

Old World Saginaw Michigan

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“The University of Otago – New Zealand’s first university – was founded in 1869 and opened for teaching in 1871.”

Ofcourse :



Dat was gemakkelijk toen.

De bibliotheek :



Always the same...

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FYI :

https://www.vrt.be/vrtnws/nl/2025/03...urg-ingestort/

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An exploration of some of the most extraordinary events of the 1800s. Many events were considered revolutionary in the 1800s and occurred on a very short time frame. Why does this century have such a reputation for progress that has never been matched?







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

1u19min

The 1800s-All is Possible

















Nee, die laatste lijkt NIET op J Epstein

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Ornate brickwork buildings were just expendable :



"Drilled between 1833 and 1841, the well reached a remarkable depth of 548 meters (1,798 ft), making it one of the deepest wells in the world at the time. The well was constructed to provide a reliable source of clean water for population of Paris." :



Tijdelijk :



??? :



It makes me outraged looking at these photographs. Knowing what was taken from us, and how lifeless our modern cities are :



Votivkirche, Austria 1870 :



Once you awaken to the mysteries of the Tartarian Empire, the veil of history will be torn away, revealing a world far different from the one you were taught.

Nothing will look the same again, and the truth will haunt you forever :



NOVA BELGICA :

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Brugge:

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Exploring the various technological, social and cultural revolutions attributed to the incredible development of the human civilization. Were these events the results of a fortunate series of polymaths with the right financial support at the exact right time?

The Roman Empire is attributed to over a thousand years of existence, yet they never experienced an industrial revolution? However, they did innovate superior forms of construction material for buildings and roads that endure to this day.

The Renaissance enabled a nationally, culturally and socially divided land to advance from horse and wagons to supersonic aircraft and artificial intelligence in five hundred years.

Is there another explanation behind these extraordinary events? Could they be the result of a different series of events on a different timeline with a focus on salvage, reverse engineering and efforts to restore ruined machines and lost technology?

https://youtu.be/G0NGSvfQMAI?t=2

2u10min

Timestamps:

00:00:00 The Original Spark of Revolution
00:30:50 Industrial and Technological Revolutions
00:40:28 The Steam Engine and Power Sources
01:09:23 Great Ships
01:44:28 Construction and Infrastructure

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https://youtu.be/-LrWXLYNIo0?t=2

2u

We get into many of the entry points of the old world theory.
Een leuk gesprek om de basis mee te krijgen.

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Bethesda Terrace and Fountain are two architectural features overlooking the southern shore of the Lake in New York City's Central Park. The fountain, with its Angel of the Waters statue, is located in the center of the terrace.

Construction of the terrace and fountain occurred during the American Civil War.

Daar was tijd voor...

The stonework to be installed in the terrace arrived in 1862,[4] and the masonry of the fountain was installed by 1863.

Geen idee van het jaar van de foto, maar de overgroei is vreemd...

Dit zou een constructiefoto zijn uit 1862... constructie?

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A series of restored explorations looking at a particular style for structures some would consider impossible to build both in the past and today. Are there other forms of non-human life present in the land? Why is the prospect regarded with various forms of seriousness and absurdity depending on the event and time it is discussed?












Timestamps:

00:00:00 Impossible Buildings-Unique Style
00:27:13 Impossible Creatures

1u

https://youtu.be/y_ztI76x0MI?t=1

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Metropolitan United Church, Toronto, Canada :

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The congregation, originally singularly Methodist, was founded in 1818.[3] It was initially housed in a small chapel on King Street West (now the site of Commerce Court North). In 1833, a larger structure was completed on Adelaide Street. It moved to its present location in 1872 when the building was dedicated as the Metropolitan Wesleyan Methodist Church.

3 locaties

On 24 August 1870, Reverend Egerton Ryerson, who had been the pastor of the earlier Methodist church on Adelaide Street, laid the cornerstone for Metropolitan Wesleyan Methodist Church in Toronto.

2 jaar en pronto!

In 1925, the Methodist Church of Canada merged with the Presbyterians and Congregationalists to form the United Church of Canada. Metropolitan then acquired its current name. The first General Council of the United Church was held there in 1925. The church was mostly destroyed by a fire in 1928, but it was rebuilt in 1929 (keeping the same design).

Ofcourse!