29 Jan 2020 21:09:13
Ancient Buildings and People of Japan.
30 Jan 2020 00:00:31
How hard would it be to change the history of a nation?
In today's age, I would say quite hard what, with social media, the internet and general connectivity to everything.
50-100 years ago is a whole, other matter and the further you go back, even easier to achieve. It does make you think. Well, at least it does, me. It was different back then.
Sadly, the Fomenko books are not something you can read in 20-30min sections. It needs large chunks of time to digest/ study/ research, to understand on the level that I like to understand. Hopefully I can do that soon. It does all seem linked to a few of your recent post with tartarian/ tartary history which appears to be unwanted parts that don't comply with the MSBS.
How hard would it be to change the history of a nation?
In today's age, I would say quite hard what, with social media, the internet and general connectivity to everything.
50-100 years ago is a whole, other matter and the further you go back, even easier to achieve. It does make you think. Well, at least it does, me. It was different back then.
Sadly, the Fomenko books are not something you can read in 20-30min sections. It needs large chunks of time to digest/ study/ research, to understand on the level that I like to understand. Hopefully I can do that soon. It does all seem linked to a few of your recent post with tartarian/ tartary history which appears to be unwanted parts that don't comply with the MSBS.
{Ed033's Note - It would be much easier if there was a huge catastrophe such as a flood. I have put up example videos that people are calling 'mud flood' before (These 'mud flood' examples seem to be worldwide). Then they implement a 'reset' and make up a fake history of the area.
What probably happened is that there was a huge flood over most of the world and a giant 'reset' took place. There may have been multiple 'resets' in the past.
What probably happened is that there was a huge flood over most of the world and a giant 'reset' took place. There may have been multiple 'resets' in the past.
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30 Jan 2020 08:42:05
Yeah the 'mud flood' videos you posted are quite compelling. Think you got me on to the channel 'Wise Up' on YT? . His videos made a lot of sense and it does look like solidified mud/ ash (forming a type of concrete) covering buildings etc.
Its trying to get this one into perspective that's difficult. I think I am right in saying that every religion has it's own version of a 'Great Flood'? . And this would all tie in with the 'petrified giant tree' theory (which has made me see nothing but trees every time I look at a mountain, now, if I'm honest) .
Then we have the 'petrified Titans' and the very thorough research done by the channel you refer to on a particular mountain. The fact these people/ channels show you why they think what they do, rather than telling what is so. To me, makes it all the more convincing. It's just such a mind blowing topic.
Yeah the 'mud flood' videos you posted are quite compelling. Think you got me on to the channel 'Wise Up' on YT? . His videos made a lot of sense and it does look like solidified mud/ ash (forming a type of concrete) covering buildings etc.
Its trying to get this one into perspective that's difficult. I think I am right in saying that every religion has it's own version of a 'Great Flood'? . And this would all tie in with the 'petrified giant tree' theory (which has made me see nothing but trees every time I look at a mountain, now, if I'm honest) .
Then we have the 'petrified Titans' and the very thorough research done by the channel you refer to on a particular mountain. The fact these people/ channels show you why they think what they do, rather than telling what is so. To me, makes it all the more convincing. It's just such a mind blowing topic.
{Ed033's Note - Wise Up is probably correct and makes sense with the ash. Yes it seems that hills can also be slag heaps from the past, but hills and mountains i think are petrified fauna and flora, with almost of it being petrified giant trees.
The Stellium7 yt channel showing the stone that anyone would have to come to the conclusion is a petrified heart with the MUDFOSSILS - The HEART of the Matter - Part 1. and the unveiling a titan series which shows a mountain is a giant petrified elephant.
If people don't think mountains are petrified giant trees then they can take a look at the hangman1128 yt channel and watch the original forest on flat earth videos.
The Stellium7 yt channel showing the stone that anyone would have to come to the conclusion is a petrified heart with the MUDFOSSILS - The HEART of the Matter - Part 1. and the unveiling a titan series which shows a mountain is a giant petrified elephant.
If people don't think mountains are petrified giant trees then they can take a look at the hangman1128 yt channel and watch the original forest on flat earth videos.
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30 Jan 2020 21:39:53
My brother, who calls me a 'Unicorn hunter', saw some of hangman1128's videos and said "they really do actually look like trees! ".
It's amazing how people (myself included) cannot see what is right in front of their eyes, because they aren't looking for it.
My brother, who calls me a 'Unicorn hunter', saw some of hangman1128's videos and said "they really do actually look like trees! ".
It's amazing how people (myself included) cannot see what is right in front of their eyes, because they aren't looking for it.
{Ed033's Note - You can tell him you found it now - picture below it's called unicorn nebula:


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30 Jan 2020 23:00:08
Haha. I am surprised I haven't heard of that.
As I have said before, I have dabbled in astro-photography and even tough I still don't know what I am looking at, I still amaze in its wonder.
This is a link to someone I know that compiled a 400 hour exposure. I can go into the actual specs but they aren't needed. Basically if you print this to actual size it would be 8 metres tall.
Wide view of Orion: (or the Firmament in all its glory?)

Haha. I am surprised I haven't heard of that.
As I have said before, I have dabbled in astro-photography and even tough I still don't know what I am looking at, I still amaze in its wonder.
This is a link to someone I know that compiled a 400 hour exposure. I can go into the actual specs but they aren't needed. Basically if you print this to actual size it would be 8 metres tall.
Wide view of Orion: (or the Firmament in all its glory?)

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