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14 Jan, 6 tweets, 1 min read
The more I read Fomenko by his logic.. anyone that tries to start an empire is the same person.. Idk how the theory makes sense as it's presented in his work.. If anyone can point me in the right direction lmk..
The dude is trying to say Egypt is from the middle ages and that Akhenaten, Charles V, and Constantine are all the same person..
It's like he takes any pattern that might be similar in all of history and says it's connected.. but it's simply a language barrier that separates them not eras of time..
I'm not going to completely say the Tartaria stuff is bullshit as Fomenko presents it yet.. but I'm really leaning in that direction..
I will admit.. I can be wrong about this as he's presenting some interesting information I'm not completely fluent in wrt the early Habsburg history and Ottoman history.. but I'm not sure his connections are accurate..
Is there anyone that's been able to make sense of all of Fomenkos work aside from Fomenko?

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I present a challenge for you to answer for which I myself have never been able to find an answer..
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This is really what we are looking at..he rightly calls out the Scaligerian shifting timeline, but then applies that model to all of the rest of history assuming we can base everything on written accounts alone. Ignoring archeological finds, linguistics, and architecture changes.
In Fomenko's model we are to assume that Egypt and Byzantium existed at the same time but that the architecture and customs are to be chopped up to simply a different spoken visual languages.
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