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Austin

15 Jan, 7 tweets, 2 min read

https://twitter.com/CtruthToday/status/1350151824574132228

The way they are zooming in on my Jew Man Bad argument is suspect as fuck.. I've explained and linked to you multiple times what I mean by it.. I will one more time for clarification for the readers..

https://twitter.com/CtruthToday/status/1350151824574132228

https://twitter.com/realUnnameable/status/1350141464739778560?s=20

Jew Man Bad argument part 1

https://twitter.com/realUnnameable/status/1350141464739778560?s=20

https://twitter.com/realUnnameable/status/1350141894928572420?s=20

Jew Man Bad argument part 2

https://twitter.com/realUnnameable/status/1350141894928572420?s=20

It's an antisemitic conspiracy in favor of it's own spin on Russian orthodoxy

If anyone has any more of their own questions on it just go read the wiki.. don't waste time trying to decipher amateur historians and their take. I know wiki isn't always the best for information but imo how it's summarized is accurate.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_chron…

And anyone that wants to say I'm just trying to debooooonk the theory is wrong I've been working on the Tartary stuff since 2017 when Jan Irvin presented the take on Scaliger this isn't an opinion I just formed within the last week

I've given it plenty of time.. went back to it several times in support trying to add a rational take on the research after i seen so much nonsense out here about "Tartaria". I'm not even saying all of the information presented is wrong but I think I've exhausted it at this point

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@realUnnameable

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https://twitter.com/realUnnameable/status/1350514577994358790

Maps of the Island of California:

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@realUnnameable

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@realUnnameable

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For people that might be growing tired of my debooooonking of the timeline stuff..

I present a challenge for you to answer for which I myself have never been able to find an answer..

I think I seen this originally presented in the youtube videos of the Russian lady that is talking about Tartaria..

Take Albrecht Durer for example the way he writes the dates on his work..

What is interesting is that the 1 on the dates - the beginning of the date - sometimes doesn't make the 1 in the 10s place wrt the year..

If you have studied the gothic hand or the Carolingian script.. you know that the strokes are important to the formation of the characters.

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Austin

@realUnnameable

15 Jan

https://twitter.com/realUnnameable/status/1349823883503931392

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.

https://twitter.com/realUnnameable/status/1349823883503931392

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.

He suggests that Osiris and Christ are the same person. Which is fine if you are speaking at a meta level like Jospeh Campbell does.

But Fomenko is literally suggesting that they all are the same person just different "reflections" grammatically speaking.

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@realUnnameable

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I was taking with someone today about activating levels of your DNA with sound tones like binaural beats or singing bowls... and now I’m wondering if there’s something to this related to the sounds you’d hear in a rainforest..

Many people listen to sounds for relaxation.. I wonder if jungle sounds truly promote relaxation on a genetic memory level.. kinda like how if you hold a puppy over water it will kick its legs instinctively knowing how to swim / stay afloat..

I wonder if there is something about the sounds that triggers modern humans into a more relaxed state by hearing the sounds because of some genetic encoding that would then be “activated” 🤔

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