Old World Order

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We are sooo advanced!

https://x.com/RjNol/status/1928891531991392378

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Griffins :



muhhhh dinosaurs

St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, Ireland :



Magical Art Nouveau building doorway from 1902, Neudorf, France :



People in loincloths with primitive hammers did this :



Strasbourg Cathedral, everyday the horses came with the stone, and they chisseled and lit candles for decades :



We don't do this anymore, we make art out of plastic bottles and urinals, only primitive people do this :













We had Ignacio working on this with his hammer and chissel in his free time in 1348, luckily he did a good job so you can all call it work by uneducated peasants today :

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Er is veel vandaag...


Lazio, Italy 1870 :



Old New York, demolished, dit gebouw besprak ik al eerder :



The Willows Crystal Palace, Victoria, Canada, supposedly built in 1889, destroyed in 1907 by fire, Photo circa 1895 :



First Dutch Reformed Church, Paterson, United States. Founded: 1755, Demolished: 1960s, Image circa 1890 :



College of the City of New York, New York City, USA (Allegedly Built: 1903–1907) :



Temple B’nai Jeshurun, New York City, USA (Donkey & Hammered: 1864, Demolished: 1884). Photo: ca. 1880 :



The Tombs (Halls of Justice and House of Detention), New York City, USA (Allegedly Constructed: 1838, Demolished: 1902). Photo: ca. 1890 :



Fairhaven Hotel, Bellingham, USA (Founded: 1890, Demolished: 1956). Photo: ca. 1895 :



Baltimore American Building, Baltimore, USA (Allegedly constructed: 1873, Demolished: 1904). Photo: ca. 1900 :



Church of the Messiah, New York City, USA (Allegedly Built: 1839, Demolished: 1884). Photo: ca. 1869 :



Antwerpen, rond de eeuwwisseling :









Campus of the University of Oregon, USA, ca 1896 :



Custom House, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Why waste time building underground ?





I wonder how many buildings doubled as mooring masts :



What a photo, NYC, 1936 :



Built 1401–1507. Largest Gothic cathedral globally, Seville :



Westminster Abbey, hammers and chissels :



Old photos of Brussels, Belgium, 1875 - 1890 :







Exposition Universelle, Antwerp, Belgium. Built in 1894, temporary :



1936, New Jersey. Just look at the size of that thing :



We live in the ruins of a once superior civilization :

















This apparently is a 'saloon' on a 'steamer' in the 1870's :



Can you notice the difference between 2 civilizations?



Lindau, Germany ~ 1909 :













What do we really know about our lost history :





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The Great Lighthouses-Wonders of the Old-World







An exploration of the greatest lighthouses in the world and their connection and possible functions within the Old-World.

https://youtu.be/57CA16QRgOM?t=2

1u26min

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An exploration of the concept of secret organizations and the role they played in the period of tremendous prosperity and growth for the United States.

Timestamps:

00:00:00 What are Secret Organizations?
00:06:04 Golden Age of Fraternalism
00:28:50 The True Secret Organization

https://youtu.be/JccsTc-1gEI?t=1

35min

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Nobody carved that cove and painted it. It's all that remains. The rest is that natural stone wall now :

https://x.com/grizzledcheese/status/1894162315135598929

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30 feet buried, why does it keep coming upwards of 3 stories?



Detail of Griffins from the Temple of Apollo, Didim, Ayd?n, Türkiye :



Rome, what happenend??



Fr?*as Castle, Spain :



Canyonlands National Park - Utah. Cooked :



Shawn from / @shawnybee77 joins me for a live conversation about the Old World & how it was transformed.

Chris en zijn gast gaan dieper in op meltology en cataclysmes, enkel voor wie interesse heeft, 2u16min

https://youtu.be/bP2YjNbzePM?t=1

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‘Chand Baori, the largest and deepest stepwell in India. It consists of 3500 narrow steps over 13 stories and extends 30 m into the ground.’



Leuven, hamer en beitel, paard en kar, perfect, en je mag er niet in :



Dilkusha Kothi, Lucknow, India . Allegedly Built under British East India Company between 1800–1805, Demolished in the 1880s :



City Hospital, St. Louis, United States. Founded in 1846, Demolished in 2002. Photo from 1912 :



Old world San Sebastian, Spain :









Babocsay Villa, Budapest, Hungary. Constructed in 1906 :



Comedy Theatre, Budapest, Hungary. The construction started in 1895 and was completed in 1896 :



Finland 1890 :



The Armouries, Toronto, Canada
Allegedly erected 1894, Demolished in 1963. Photo circa 1910 :



City Hall, Kitchener, Canada.
Built apparently in 1924, demolished in 1973, photo circa 1950 :



Saadat Palace (Palace of Happiness), Baku, Azerbaijan :



January 18, 1897
The New Orleans Public Library at Lee Circle opens.
It was made as a replica of a famous building in Rome. It was the main library for many generations of New Orleanians till it was torn down in 1959 :



San Francisco, 1853 :



Taisho Exhibition Review, Ueno Park, 1914, Japan.













This is what post-trauma looked like after World War I (1914-1918) :

https://x.com/historyinmemes/status/1930446978359374167

43sec

Today we uncover a map lost to time—a relic destroyed in war, yet its mysteries still echo today. Inside the Hereford Cathedral lies the legendary Mappa Mundi, a visual key to an advanced civilization erased from our view. These ancient architects didn’t ride donkeys or build with chisels—they left behind palaces that outshine anything we create today. But why would such monumental truths be hidden? From cities buried in brick to timelines rewritten, we’ll connect the dots between bombed maps, forgotten technologies, and clues of a reset far closer to our time than you’d think. Were these maps deliberately destroyed to trap our minds in a false narrative? Are there openings to a larger world we’re not allowed to see? By the end of this episode, you’ll question everything you thought you knew about our history, our world, and the truth buried right beneath us.

https://youtu.be/ATN6FUGwRuY?t=1

1u25min





Glorious!



The building of the Dreamland Koni-Ayland Park power station in Brooklyn, photo around 1905 :



HIS-STORY

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THE STATE CAPITOL BUILDINGS: PART 1

This video walks you through the State Capitol buildings, providing information about the build duration, contest winning architects, approximate population for the city at the time of construction, and some other interesting parts of the story handed down to us. Do you believe the narrative...or is there more to this story?

https://youtu.be/-hwKrl-akxs?t=1

40min

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The Record of Tartaria

An exploration of the series of records, sketches, drawing and other images displaying marvelous and astounding structures from the past. Are these merely fantasy designs never meant to be built? Are they recordings of actual structures that have been lost to time? Could they be showing the hidden remains of a lost civilization?

https://youtu.be/GHXre0q5THg?t=1

1u10min

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Sydney, Australia, Town Hall, no date :



Opening of the International Exhibition in Barcelona, Spain ~ 1929 :

Later meer



Grand Central Terminal, New York City – 1880 :



Hier zijn 2 gesprekken die OWE voerde met gasten op zijn livestreams. Ze dekken alle aspecten van onze oude wereld en de beelden die worden getoond zijn echt de moeite. Echter zeer goed gwn te beluisteren en ze zijn nogal lang, en spontaan. Als dit onderwerp je boeit zijn ze zeer de moeite.

Hot Summer In The Old World Live

https://youtu.be/J3-u1JJbFoI?t=1

2u55min

A Live Exploration With JTFOLLOWSJC

https://youtu.be/fEf7afRXM3k?t=1

1u40min

Brisbane, Australia 1800s :



Texas was found covered in mud :



Lubeck, Germany, 1800's :



Hammers chisels and a ladder :



County Armagh, Ireland :



Ferrara, Italy :



Toledo Ohio, Lucas County Courthouse, 1905 :



Stockholm, Sweden 1800s :

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Old World Exploration LIVE with KAIROS: SAN FRAN DEEP DIVE

https://youtu.be/cBkt-xeqSAA?t=2

2u10min

Dit is een "boots on the ground", dus geen spectaculaire foto's, maar hedendaagse beelden, die voor velen "saai" zullen lijken, maar als je Kairos' zijn verhaal aandachtig volgt, zal je zeker gefascineerd zijn, vooral het laatste gedeelte... onze geschiedenis is zo fake... en je ziet het in de steen! (vanaf 1u26min, must watch! ONGELOOFLIJK!)

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En zoals beloofd :











SPAIN UNVEILED pt3: World's Fairs in Spain and Recycled Architecture

https://youtu.be/qR6Fnk9qdkc?t=2

53min

Zeer eigenaardig verhaal!

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Leopold Rothschild and his famous zebra carriage.
London 1898 :



Fox Theatre, San Francisco ~ 1929 :



School in San Jose, CA, 1853 :



Rome, Italy, 1932 :



Not all Gothic cathedrals started Gothic.
Tournai Cathedral began as Romanesque — thick walls, fortress towers — then shifted into Gothic with its soaring choir, Doornik



This was the original design for the Eiffel Tower :



Galleria Colonna, Centro Storico, Rome 1640–1700 :



At least you should have cleaned that mud before your exposition pal your Berluti shoes could have gotten dirty :



Always covered in mud :



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The Old World Marathon #3

Millions of bones arranged like trophies. Entire cities built on top of hidden catacombs. Carved temples buried in mud. Across the world—from Ukraine to Paris, India to Peru—we’ve uncovered the same shocking pattern: someone or something built massive, advanced underground structures before our modern cities ever existed. This episode exposes the 15 most chilling discoveries: bones in geometric patterns, melted stone palaces disguised as caves, churches built directly over ossuaries, and restoration groups quietly rewriting history. If this is true… it means we’re walking on top of a civilization that was wiped out—and never supposed to be found again.

https://youtu.be/YVoIi73_aS8

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American County Courthouses: Indiana

This exploration takes us to the state of Indiana. I list off the county courthouses (then & now), providing build dates and approximate populations at the time, just to hammer it home.

https://youtu.be/MIRRka--o4Y?t=2

48min

Heel goed gepresenteerd, heel overtuigend, leg het maar uit!

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Ik neem er gewoon eentje uit de vorige video :

Tippecanoe Courthouse Lafayette, Indiana :





Let's see...

When the county was first organized in 1826, rooms were rented in which to conduct county business, until 1829 when the first courthouse was built

It was replaced by a larger brick building in 1845 at a cost of about $3,000; there was a fire in this building in the 1840s

Klinkt bekend?

The third and current courthouse was built on the site from 1881 to 1884

Architecturally, it is a pastiche of styles including Second Empire, Beaux Arts, Baroque, Rococo, Georgian and Neo-Classical. Paul Goeldner in his study of Midwestern courthouses called the building the "epitome of county capitals".

Ofcourse!

Ow, en :

Notably, its design stemmed from an official competition held in 1880. The County Commissioners received 12 entries, including submissions from well-known architects like Elijah E. Myers

Remember Mr. Myers?

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Mud Flood!-Best Evidence












An exploration examining the very best evidence of a mud flood event across the land.

https://youtu.be/vah2WNC49Lg?t=2

1u35min

Bekijk dit aub, en kom dan terug met opmerkingen, dit zijn heel expliciete beelden uit de 19e eeuw die echt wijzen op iets dat NIET klopt met geschiedenis die ons wordt verteld...

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Mysteriën van de Mile High City

https://youtu.be/9D4mj89F7Gg

57min

Een verkenning van Denver, de hoofdstad van Colorado. Ook deze stad heeft in zeer korte tijd een ongelooflijke bevolkingsgroei en infrastructuurgroei doorgemaakt. Wat is het verhaal achter deze enorme groei in de Rocky Mountains? Welke sporen van de Oude Wereld hebben we in Denver?

00:00:00 Inleiding
00:01:30 Denver Bird's Eye Map - Groei
00:04:14 Denver 19e-20e eeuw
00:22:08 Gebouwen in de Oude Wereld van Denver
00:46:28 Capitool (Paleis) van Colorado
00:51:56 Luchthaven Denver

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"They wanted to rival the palace of Versailles" - As if you would even attempt something like that - but they 'achieved it' in a single year. Opened the new much bigger Crystal palace to very little fanfare compared with the 1851 Great Exhibition - which itself makes no sense.



Cascading waterfalls at the Crystal Palace Park in South London - all traces of these epic fountains have completely disappeared in our timeline. They couldn't operate them once they 'lost' the 'Brunel' water towers you see. So they covered them over pretending they didn't exist.



Melted, Villa Adriana, Tivoli, Italy



"(ca. 1887)^ - View looking at the northeast corner of 1st and Broadway showing the Los Angeles Times Building (2nd location). The building next door, to the right, was occupied by the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce from February 1889 until March 1890"



"Construction began in December 1846 and continued for approximately 30 years, though the fort was never fully completed. The Army abandoned the fort in 1874."

Shipping 16 million bricks miles out to sea ... how many boat journeys? Why even bother?



Ambuluwawa Tower - Gampola, Sri Lanka.



A 1775 view of the Roman Forum shows it referred to simply as the 'Campo Vaccino,' or 'cow field.'



Dakar, Senegal







And you didnt believe me that the mudflood was real



Japan, looking Greco-Roman, Yokohama



What are these?







The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay, CA, US



Nuremberg (1493), Germany



Why are there unknown countries and cities in the Sahara Desert on the map published by Willem Janszoon Blaeu in 1644?



Art Institute of Chicago in 1895



Can you imagine the average person NOT questioning this?!?



Berlin - Germany.
Görlitz Railway Station
Inauguration on September 13, 1866, mud everywhere



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Dit is een oudere exploratie van de Wereldtentoonstellingen in de VS. Mss heb ik deze al eens gedeeld, ma ik ga echt niet terug zoeken :











A Live Stream exploration where your interaction can help answers questions about the original purpose and meaning of the Expositions or World's Fairs that continue across the Land.

https://youtu.be/7zwnSXUes6s?t=1

1u16min



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Hamer/Beitel/Paard/Kar Inc :
























(Brazil 1885)



This is an aerial photograph of Montevideo, Uruguay taken circa 1915 (according to the file) :



This is Palacio Salvo in Montevideo still under construction in 1925 :

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Een presentatie die wat dieper graaft in deze 1904 Expositie!

The Louisiana Purchase Exposition

The Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis set the tone for the 20th century...in so many ways. Is it all as we have been told or are we the descendants of a reset population that was given a historical narrative through expositions like this one?

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

37min

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I guess they didn't come up with an "architectural style" for the :









These damn bricks!!











Caves? Or altered, constructed bricks?