Old World Order

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MLB - The Fire Games :

https://youtu.be/kthEBHuUQ34?t=2

50min

What if the history we’ve been taught is a lie, carefully crafted to hide the truth about an advanced civilization that came before us? Today, we uncover the shocking pattern of mysterious fires that have destroyed monumental old-world buildings across the globe—from Edinburgh to Milan, Melbourne, and beyond. These fires didn’t just erase history—they paved the way for a fabricated timeline, conveniently explaining away structures that defy modern explanation. With undeniable patterns and startling revelations, this episode will leave you questioning everything. Are you ready to uncover the truth they’ve tried to bury?

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Effe ambulance bellen!



https://youtu.be/kV6s_CwuDzE?t=3

2u5min

An introduction to the theories of the Old-World and Tartaria. This is for those who are not familiar with these concepts and a refresher for those that are familiar with them.

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HIS STORY

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Klikken en inzoomen!

The Royal Arch in Dundee, Scotland, built in 1848 and demolished in 1964 (colorized) :



Dresden, Germany in 1905 :



Villa Mexicaine, Frankrijk, datum niet gekend :



The New York World Building. Demolished 1955 :



A view of the Palace of Education and Social Economy for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition -- the 1904 World's Fair -- in summer 1903 :

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Found some strange stone and brick structures with short life spans. Also dipped my toe into some dark speculations on the region.

Een exploratie van Ashville, North Carolina :

https://youtu.be/96VFYAP18QI?t=1

24min

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Nog wat beelden :

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An exploration of the ubiquitous statues, sculptures and various monuments across the Land. These are often found on the many structures we explore and on sites that are designated as memorial. How were these stunning achievements of art created and why do they have so many lifelike qualities?

This includes the restored original exploration of Skellig Island.

Timestamps:

00:00:00 Mysterious Old-World Statues
00:37:02 Mount Rushmore
01:05:00 The Statue of Liberty
01:40:38 The Mystery of Skellig Island

https://youtu.be/wAC5SDQrzsM?t=1

2u12min

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MLB - Under the Necropolis III

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

What lies beneath St. Peter’s Basilica could rewrite everything we know about history. In this episode, we venture into the depths of the Vatican Necropolis, uncovering connections to an advanced civilization that challenges the mainstream narrative. From mysterious burial sites to restricted areas hidden from public view, the truth waiting below the surface is far more extraordinary than we’ve been told. Are you ready to see what’s been kept in the shadows?

https://www.archivioapostolicovatica...ultazione.html

DOCUMENT TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE ADMISSION SECRETARIAT

Admission form available online;
letter of introduction on the letterhead paper of an accredited research institute or of a qualified person in the field of historical research (e.g. a full or associated university professor, a director of an institute of historical research);

latest academic qualification obtained (for layman: university degree (at least MA) or equivalent university diploma, PhD, fellowship; for clergymen: licentiate degree or PhD);

copy of a valid ID (ID card, passport).

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The entrance to the Temple of Bacchus in the ruins of ancient Baalbek, Lebanon. Photo taken in 1870 :

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Meer beelden :

Roma, 1855 :



Salisbury, UK, 1858 :



University of Pennsylvania, 1877 :



New York City.

The John Jacob Astor Mansion facing Central Park :









USS Saratoga with the USS Los Angeles Zeppelin 1928. A pretty cool picture of an aircraft carrier docked with another aircraft carrier :



Norwich Cathedral, UK 1866 :



Stockholm, Sweden 1865 :



Glasgow Cathedral, UK 1865 :



Notre-Dame d'Amiens, France 1865 :



Sainte-Croix d'Orléans, France 1857 :



Dublin, Ireland 1866 :



Dit was tijdelijk in Barcelona :



"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." :

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Dit is uiteraard een postkantoor, gebouwd in 1873, foto uit 1880, Toronto :



En dit is een brouwerij in Wisconson, gebouwd in 1844 :



Dit is een deur :



En dit werd in Turkije gevonden, gehamerd en gebeiteld :

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The Parker County Courthouse is an historic building located at Courthouse Square in Weatherford, Texas, the seat of Parker County. Built in 1884–1886, it was the county's fourth courthouse; the first was a wooden building, and the second and third both burned down.





Hier is een on site exploratie :

14min30

https://youtu.be/YSQmYOmQM-A?t=1

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Sunyaragi cave, located in Cirebon, is one of historical sites of West Java :



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The Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition was a world's fair held in Omaha, Nebraska, from June 1 to November 1, 1898. Its goal was to showcase the development of the entire West from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Coast. The Indian Congress was held concurrently. Over 2.6 million people came to Omaha to view the 4,062 exhibits during the five months of the Exposition. President William McKinley and William Jennings Bryan were among the dignitaries who attended at the invitation of Gurdon Wattles, the event's leader. A hundred thousand people assembled on the plaza to hear them speak. The Expo stretched over a 180-acre (0.73 km2) tract in North Omaha and featured a 2,000-foot-long (610 m) lagoon encircled by 21 classical buildings that featured fine and modern products from around the world.

Een boeiend gesprek over een aantal WF's, met vele hoge resolutie beelden :

https://youtu.be/zNKqarBu7NU?t=1

26min

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Nog wat beelden :

Ergens in Frankrijk :



Hoe deden ze dat dan in de 19e eeuw?



Sagrada Familia, Spanje :



Het ene in Japan, andere in Duitsland :



Saginaw, Michigan, US, Postkantoor :



Toscane, 1860, Italie :



Gelijkenis :



Kerstverlichting ophangen ?



Gozo, Malta :



Ruins of the Great St. Louis Fire, May 1849 :



Inside a building in New York ("Siegel Cooper & Co") in 1910 :



Seattle, Washington, First Methodist Protestant Church, Allegedly built in 1887. Demolished in 1907.



En deze is wel interessant, de Urbano Monti kaart 1587 :



Hier een roteerbare en zoomable weergave als planosphere, zeer cool :

https://observablehq.com/@jashkenas/...anisphere-1587

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An exploration of the many gargoyles and more insidious figures that are associated with Old-World buildings and random sites. What is the meaning behind them and how are they explained?

By the Gargoyle-The Symbols of Tartaria :

https://youtu.be/pY6w8kJgXBA?t=1

1u10min

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Seoul, 1930, it's all the same...







Dunedin, New Zealand, Town Hall :

The settlement's first wooden town offices were demolished in 1859

A design competition was held which was won in 1877 by Thomas Bedford Cameron

The foundation stone was laid on 23 May 1878 and the building was opened for business on 25 May 1880

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Leuven, Stadsschouwburg

Stadsarchitect Edward Lavergne werd in 1863 belast met de bouw van een nieuwe concertzaal ter vervanging van de bekende "Frascati"-zaal van de familie Cordemans.

De bouw werd aangevat in 1864 en de plechtige opening vond plaats op 3 september 1867

Met de oorlogsbrand van 1914 werd het gebouw, op de buiten- en zaalmuren na, bijna volledig verwoest.

De heropbouw gebeurde in 2 fasen: een ruwbouw die architect Alban Chambon in 1931 afsloot, waarna in datzelfde jaar een wedstrijd werd uitgeschreven voor de inrichting en de decoratie van het gebouw.

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Old World Canton Ohio:

https://youtu.be/ky7yvCYNKx8?t=1

27min40

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Bon, ik zet mijn monoloog verder

Dit is alleen voor wie echt interesse heeft in het feit dat onze geschiedenis er wel eens serieus naast kan zitten.
Deze video, en ja 3u3min, behandelt een lezing van Gunnar Heinsohn, een Duitse auteur, socioloog en econoom :

Gunnar Heinsohn was a German author, sociologist, economist, and professor emeritus at the University of Bremen. He released an intriguing presentation on chronology and how 700 years appear to have been added to our timeline in the 1st century amidst worldwide cataclysms and the rise of Christendom.

De lezing wordt besproken door 2 personen die geloven dat het duizendjarige rijk van Christus reeds passeerde en dat we nu in het kleine seizoen van Satan leven, wachtend op het eeuwige rijk met de terugkeer van Christus. Heel dit christelijk aspect van de zaak vind ik wel boeiend opzich, maar ik ken te weinig van de Bijbel om er iets zinnig over te zeggen.
Wat zeer boeiend is dat er volgens Heinsohn zo'n 700 jaar aan onze tijdstelling zijn toegevoegd, wat heel wat dingen op zijn kop zet.

Heinsohn concludeert dit uit het feit dat er, bijvoorbeeld in Rome, geen archeologische lagen te vinden zijn van ongeveer 100 AD tot 800 AD die BOVEN OP ELKAAR liggen, maar eerder in DEZELFDE laag.
Hij beperkt zich overigens niet tot Rome en haalt nog veel andere aanwijzingen aan.

Om het wat te visualiseren :

Rome 100 AD :



Rome 15e eeuw :





Modder, ruines, verlaten.

Rome 16e eeuw :





Al wat beter, maar zeker niet zoals voorheen.

Dus wat is er gebeurd?

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

Wil je eerder de lezing volgen zonder de commentaar :

https://youtu.be/xHcvznRMNVk?t=5

1u11min