Old World Order

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St.-Nicolas Monastery, Arzamas, Novgorod, Russia :

The monastery was founded under Ivan the Terrible in 1580 [1]. It was founded by a resident of Arzamas, Theophilact Yakovlev, who was later raised to the priesthood [1]. The wooden church of Saint-Nicolas was first built, and later became the catholicon of a female monastery [1]. This church burnt down several times. It was replaced by a stone church in 1683. It was rebuilt after a fire in 1723.

In 1764, the monastery was registered as a 3rd class monastery [2]. In 1811, the Church of the Epiphany of the Lord replaced the monastery's small wooden churches. It was consecrated in 1813. In 1878, Saint-Nicolas church was rebuilt

Sprookjes!



Dit gebouw werd uitgegraven, kijk naar die armzalige trap naar het raam dat een deur werd...

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Ottowa, NOTRE-DAME CATHEDRAL, 1850's :



British Museum, London 1870 :



The Magnificent Sienna Cathedral, peasants did this :



Santa Clara, California, 1888, Insane asylum :



Edinburgh, 1863 :



Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Basilica of St. Josaphat :



Onze deur :

Poles began immigrating to Milwaukee in the 1840s, and by the late 19th century they were the second-largest ethnic group in the city following German Americans. In 1866, Saint Stanislaus parish was founded—the first urban Polish parish in the US. The Saint Josaphat congregation branched off from Saint Stanislaus in 1888, but the first church building burned in 1889.

Fuck this!

Das Neue Palais, Germany 1867 :

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As expected, more timeline inconsistencies in Dallas, Texas.

Old World Dallas Texas

Zeer boeiende exploratie! Veel "interior images".

https://youtu.be/8NTzJ4YFJpo?t=1

42min

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New York, ancient :



“Small airships of the US Navy at an exercise over the roofs of New York, Photograph, Nov, 8th 1935.” :



In die wind?

Detroit. Another old world railway station.
Fort Street Union DEPOT :



Notre-Dame-de-l'Epine, France :



A rare view of the worlds fair in Chicago. All built in a few years :



“The National Gallery and Royal Institution (Royal Scottish Academy), Edinburgh, 1850" :



Bank of Montreal, Canada 1865, not wrong with this picture :



The eyes can see but the mind rejects... :



HIS STORY is a LIE!

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Montevideo, Uruguay :

In 1902, a law was made that approved the call for international competition for architectural projects for the construction of a new headquarters for the legislative branch, since its old headquarters, the Montevideo Cabildo, had several inadequacies. The project of the architect Vittorio Meano, who at that time was building the Palace of the Argentine National Congress in Buenos Aires, was approved. He never found out that his project had been the winner since he died suddenly before he could be contacted by the Legislative Palace Commission, organizer of the project competition.

Sounds familiar?

Reims, Frankrijk :



Hamers en beitels...

Parijs, Frankrijk, tijdelijk :

1900



1889



Beautiful detail on what the narrative calls "Beaux-Arts details" on the Eiffel Tower lower level which were removed after all the fairs :



Griffons in Antwerp, Belgium :



The pavilion of Argentina, 1889 Paris. Just a temporary building, don't bother your pretty little head about it :

Wie heeft dat standbeeld al eerder gezien? De engel met de trompet?



Temporary structure at the world’s fair, Vienna, Austria :



HIS-STORY

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Cheyenne Union Pacific Depot

Are you ready?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheyenne_Depot_Museum

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

30min

With a population of barely 3,400 people in 1880, no power tools, and limited workforce, we’re expected to believe they erected a grand, Romanesque-style palace in just one year? But that’s just the beginning. As we dig deeper, uncovering impossible timelines and missing records, the cracks in the mainstream narrative become undeniable. The AI itself begins to break rank, confirming the impossible logistics of these old-world structures. Were these masterpieces truly built when they say—or were they already there? The story unravels fast, and by the end, the truth is undeniable. Stay locked in, because once you see the patterns, there’s no going back.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Van_Brunt









HIS-STORY

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Beyond 1945-The Post War Order

A live stream exploration of the bizarre series of events after World War II leading into the Cold War and detaching connections from awareness of the Old-World.

https://youtu.be/OBX3mLWDTJY?t=2

1u30min

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Fusion architectuur

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Frankrijk, foto 1859 :



Onze geschiedenis, is niet zoals ze wordt verteld. Dit is niet gebouwd door mensen die in een armzalige hut woonden en moesten kakken bij kaarslicht.

Wij kunnen en doen dit niet meer, en het excuus van religie of hard werken telt niet meer.

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Margarethabrug, Boedapest :



Geen probleem in de 19e eeuw.

Portal des Kölner Doms, Germany 1865 :



Easy stuff!

Paris, France 1870 :



“National Guard Armory on Post Street at edge of Union Square, c. 1870s, Temple Emanuel behind on Sutter Street, 1870's :



Wien, Austria 1868 :



Dit is wat ze doen met onze geschiedenis, uitwissen :



Oklahoma, 1900, State Capitol building.

Two completely different civilizations represented here with these 2 buildings.

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1871, right??

PHILADELPHIA 1876 CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION
Same building. 1871 label on the other image, temporary!



HIS STORY

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Tijdelijk :



Just remember that 45000 gallons of water per minute were passing through the 'temporary' cascades.

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Imperial Bath House, Hot Springs, Arkansas, United States (Founded: 1893, Expanded: 1912, Demolished: 1937, Photo: c.1900) :



Gebouwd tussen 1874-75 in de Romanesque style, YES! :



https://www.torontojourney416.com/st-andrews-church/

Basilica di Santa Maria Assunta, Genoa, Italy, built 16th century :



Argentina was full of buildings like this.Chalet de José Luis Cantilo en Mar del Plata, 1916 :



New York City stock exchange, built 1903 :



Brisbane, Australia 1890

Carved from stone with only a hammer and chisel, without a whisper of electricity, and dragged into place by the relentless determination of steadfast kangaroos :



Institute Of Technology, USA 1890. Demolished 1939 when world war 2 started. Brilliant. Couldn't even get to urban renewal era.... :



NYC 1912, ofcourse :



New York City, Charles M. Schwab House.Allegedly built between 1902 - 1906.
Demolished 1948 :









They lie about our past.
Santiago - Chile.
South America.
Note that in the past there were no major differences between cities around the world :

https://x.com/RjNol/status/1904576363442348235

Video, 40sec

Detail Toronto Old City Hall :

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Old World Elmira New York

By the late 19th century Elmira was a major transportation hub, connecting commercial centers in Rochester and Buffalo with Albany and New York City. This was made possible by the construction of the Chemung Canal (completed in 1833), Juction Canal connecting Elmira and Corning, and the New York and Erie Railroads.[/i]

https://youtu.be/htY1Adrqh3E?t=2

26min

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Inmiddels weer van YT gehaald, zover ik kan zien :



Dus bij deze, de baseline instap :

https://rumble.com/embed/ucfsd.v506uy9/

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Hoe gebeurt dit??



of dit :



Hoe deden ze dit? Met primitief gereedschap?



Nordbahnhof, Vienna. Demolished 1950s :



The Grand Hotel, Austria 1870, waar is iedereen? Toen een wereldstad, een metropool...



Kursalon (Kursalon Hübner) is a music hall in Vienna, designed by Johann Garben in the style of the Italian Renaissance and built between 1865 and 1867 :

Ofcourse!



Kon een "mudflood" dit doen? Hoe diep zit die toren in de "grond"?



Arco di Trionfo, Italy 1866 :



Dit zijn tijdelijke gebouwen in Rio, Brazilie, kijk daar nu eens goed naar...

"The Exhibition of the centenary of the opening of the Ports of Brazil, also known as Brazilian National Exposition of 1908 or the National Exposition of Brazil at Rio de Janeiro, marked a 100 years since opening of the Brazilian ports acelebrated Brazil's trade and development."

"The location of the exposition, near the coast of Rio de Janeiro, presented several challenges for the builders, including the need to build on uneven terrain and the potential for damage from storms and erosion."

Maar plaaster en hout blijven dan staan zonder probleem?



Spanje :



Montreal, Canada (c. 1890) :



Colorized footage is like a time machine, kort X draadje met enkele ingekleurde filmpjes met wat lijkt alsof iedereen verloren loopt in de wereld die ze bewonen :

https://x.com/JamesLucasIT/status/1905469272312213586

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The original NYC Police Headquarters was built from 1905-1909 where it housed the NYC Police Dept from 1909 to 1973 :



Collegiate Church of Saint-Vulfran in Abbeville, France,1488.
Description at the bottom translates to SIDE PORTAL :



The Creation Pavilion at the World’s Fair, St. Louis :



“ Grand colonnade, Naples. John Fillis. 1894” :



Paris, France 1875, no people :



"The Duval County Courthouse in Jacksonville, Florida, USA, was constructed in 1886 and served as the center of the county's judicial system for just 15 years before being demolished in 1901." :



"The Lake Front Depot, also known as the Milwaukee Lakefront Station (1889-1890) was a historic railroad station located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA. The Lake Front Depot was demolished in 1968...due to changes (tsk) in transportation patterns, urban development pressures..." :



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Australia Was Found

A foundation stone was laid in 1868… and then nothing happened for 24 years. No construction, no explanation—just a silent gap in the timeline. We’re told men with no architectural training—a carpenter and a cloth merchant—designed and built massive Gothic cathedrals and government buildings without blueprints, documentation, or even basic knowledge of structural engineering. And beneath these structures? A vast network of tunnels connecting schools, hospitals, and churches—places filled with children and the vulnerable. Why? And why do these buildings so often suffer mysterious fires right when questions start to surface? The story we’ve been given is crumbling—and what’s underneath is far more disturbing.

https://youtu.be/_1qoAPKq-T4?t=2

22min



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Horbury_Hunt



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmund_Blacket

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An exploration into some of the most stunning and elaborate hotels across the land with rarely seen interior images and analysis on construction.














https://youtu.be/K_rLZRady2k?t=1

1u15min

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Kan iemand dit uitleggen?

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“ Beacon Towers was a Gilded Age mansion on Sands Point in the village of Sands Point on the North Shore of Long Island, New York. It was built from 1917 to 1918 for Alva Belmont, the ex-wife of William Kissam Vanderbilt and the widow, since 1908, of Oliver Belmont. It was demolished in 1945."



Seattle, Washington, 1899 :

“In September, 1889, two months after the great Seattle fire, First Church opened the doors of its new, Gothic Revival-style church at the corner of Third and Marion, erected in the same year Washington achieved statehood. In the foreground is the Seattle Chamber of Commerce.”



Enkele opmerkelijke details, op opmerkelijke structuren, wat zou de betekenis hiervan zijn?

A stone gargoyle on the Duomo di Milano in Milan, Italy.



Detail of two gargoyles at Notre-Dame Cathedral :



‘The Peeker of Conques’ at Abbey of Sainte Foy, Conques, France (1107) :



A small grotesque is biting a bigger gargoyle, the roof of Salisbury Cathedral, UK :