When 'America' didn't even INVENT [read: rediscover] Natural Cement until most of these #Tartarian buildings were made?
Lets start with some chronology in, so-called-'Rome'
#Pliska with #RomanCement, 700 years AFTER Rome 'fell' and "officially" had already "Lost" the technology.
But here we are with #Pliska, and the #Ologies have no excuse how this is possible, this was built 700 years after 'Rome Fell', 'in the style of Rome' but NOT by Romans, built by Bulgarians, they say.
But that is impossible, they didn't HAVE the #RomanCement recipe.
The truth is, it is an Original Roman Structure, prescribed TO the Bulgarians 700 years later to enforce the fake Timeline [read: the added 1000 years]
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"..a one-eyed giant of immense strength, dwelling in caves, herding sheep, and preying on humans..."
If you pictured the greek Cyclops, Polyphemus from Homer's Odyssey..
You'd be wrong..
He was a Tartarian-Basque Reality
Lets Go!...
2/ In history and comparative mythology, the Basque figure of Tartalo was the original 'one-eyed giant of immense strength, dwelling in caves, herding sheep, and preying on humans'
As documented in Jean-François Cerquand's 19th-century collection of Basque legends.
The greek 'Cyclops', Polyphemus from Homer's Odyssey mirror the Tartalo's tales, where heroes blind the giant with a heated spit and escape clinging to sheep undersides.
..This parallel is no mere coincidence
3/ Cerquand's etymology links "Tartalo" to "Tartare," [yes, the same, 'nomadic Tartarians'], whom historical sources like so-called Herodotus portrayed as, '..descendants of Scythian hordes'
Even 'Trogus' said 'they were older than the 'Egyptians'
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26/ Lets focus on the Tartarian #TowerOfSevenSpheres
Today, I will hammer home the core:
Ancient recipes with documented [read: cuneiform and alchemical texts], cross-cultural alignments in "tech" like mirrors and towers and the use of the 7-spheres'.
[aka Tower of Babylon]
Also planetary-metal correlations, pyramidal cap studies on energy fields, Irish round towers as ELF antennas, magnetic pottery properties, and their potential for communication.
Not just to the "gods," but between sites and evidence, from recent archaeomagnetic studies to esoteric traditions.
The ancients may have wielded misunderstood communication tools, now slowly being revealed through modern science.
Lets go!...
27/ The Tartarian Tower of Seven Spheres was a seven-tiered behemoth, 156 feet tall, dedicated to Marduk [Jupiter].
As shown, historical texts describe it as a cosmic axis, linking earth to heaven.
Each level corresponded to a planetary sphere:
Moon, Mercury, Venus, Sun, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn.
Each level was clad or accented with materials tied to those bodies.
Ancient Mesopotamian astronomy tracked these planets meticulously, and while direct metal plating isn't documented, alchemical traditions [influenced by Babylonian roots] assign specific metals.
This implies ritual "tech" for resonance or transmission during alignments like Jupiter-Saturn conjunctions.
28/ Let's break down the levels and their metals/significance, grounded in planetary correspondences from ancient traditions.
Starting from the base:
~Level 1 [Moon]: Silver.
Symbolizing fluidity and reflection, silver's conductivity might have "received" lunar energies, aiding nocturnal rituals or scrying with mirrors. [later]
~Level 2 [Mercury]: Mercury
[read: quicksilver]. Linked to communication and intellect; its liquid state represents dynamic energy flow, used in alchemical mixtures for "transmitting" omens.
~Level 3 [Venus]: Copper:
Associated with love and beauty, but also conductivity, [think early electrum alloys].
These👆lower levels focus on "input," leveraging metals' electromagnetic properties during alignments.
[The Paradox of the Planetary Metals
March 2005 Journal of Scientific Exploration]
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1/ Ok
Ever wondered if a Swiss department store mascot could unlock the hidden connections between a world-wide Tartarian Empire?
Me either!
..Enter, Globi
The blue parrot adventurer
We'll be going from Zurich's luxury aisles to the Moche-winged messengers of Peru
Lets go!
2/ Globus department store wasn't born in a vacuum.
While officially founded in 1907 in Zurich, its origins trace back to the late 1800s-vibe of global trade boom [think 1892 precursors in Swiss retail evolution]
Modeled after 'Parisian' grand magasins that imported wonders from colonies and far-flung empires.
Business plan?
Upscale everything.
If you wanted it, they could find it..
[Portobello road]👇
3/ In an era of colonial "discoveries," stores like Globus thrived on importing luxuries. Silks from Asia, spices from the Indies, and yes, potentially "found treasures" like artifacts, jewels, or curios from expeditions.
Imagine Andean turquoise inlays or Siberian shamanic relics perhaps slipping into their jewelry counters, disguised as high-end imports.
"At this point, I am neck-deep in this epoch and I tend to stay here:
'Come [Tartarus] or [Mudflood]"
~T
...'Come HELL or High-Waters'.. indeed
sooo..
"Paradise Lost"
John Milton
c~1667
Shall I?
Indeed..
Put on your Tartarian-Glasses, I am going in..
2/ Allow me to gently propose a reevaluation of John Milton's masterful 'Paradise Lost'
Not as a mere retelling of biblical lore, but as a veiled chronicle of a grander, moar terrestrial cataclysm
The Fall of Tartaria itself
~The poem opens in the aftermath of a cosmic war👇
3/ book:1
Satan’s Awakening in Tartarus..
Right from the start Milton has Satan commanding the construction of Pandemonium [below] and plots revenge against God by targeting His new creation, Earth.
Milton ACTUALLY compares Satan’s retreat from God’s forces to a “Tartarian” fleeing from a “Russian foe” across snowy plains:
“By Astracan over the snowy plains” [see: line 351].
This also evokes the nomadic Tartarians of Central Asia, retreating yet resilient, suggesting a parallel to a displaced or suppressed people.
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“A Description of the Empire of China, Chinese-Tartaria, Korea and Tibet”
Compiled from the works of Father Jean-Baptiste Du Halde, a Jesuit who had access to Tartarian court records and maps at the height of Manchu-Tartarian [Qing] rule.
~1841
Just one surviving edition of this book costs $17,000 not because it’s pretty, but because it holds a vision of Chinese and Tartarian history that modern textbooks won’t touch.
This book doesn’t just describe China. It outlines a complex imperial system, where Chinese-Tartaria was seen as a separate yet powerful domain complete with its own regions, cities, peoples, and rulers.
[pic-1]
The fold out map alone tells us everything.
Manchu Tartarians were a distinct geographic, ethnic and political zone spanning Mongolia, Manchuria, India, N Africa, the Americas, and beyond, long before the usurpers erased it.
pic-2
Shows the Tartarian Imperial Observatory of Peking [forbidden city, ONLY Tartarians were aloud in], not as a backwater station, but a technologically advanced scientific center complete with celestial spheres, meridian instruments and detailed architectural planning.
Under Mao Zedong, centuries of historical records, temple archives, Jesuit manuscripts, and local cultural knowledge were systematically destroyed.
Monasteries were burned.
Scholars were imprisoned.
Grok:
~Evidence from the book’s rare surviving edition, priced at $17,000, features an advanced observatory in Peking with celestial instruments, suggesting significant scientific knowledge, which aligns with Jesuit reports of Qing technological prowess but contrasts with Mao Zedong’s later destruction of cultural archives during the Cultural Revolution (1966-1976), erasing such records.
[snip]
..the book’s historical context reveals suppressed Jesuit perspectives, prompting questions about lost knowledge amid political purges.
[snip]
..unsupported by mainstream archaeology but echoed in historical Jesuit accounts.
1/ Ok, #TartariaMesopotamia, as we grapple with the anomalies in our established chronologies and narratives, let's continue to embark on a chronological re-examination of everything we thought we knew about History as it pertains to the largest empire to ever exist on this planet.
Alexander McAllan's Ancient Chinese Account of the Grand Canyon (1913)
[sauce]👇 loc.gov/item/13022482/
~Translation of the T'sing wan k'e mung, a Chinese grammar of the Manchu Tartarian language; with introductory notes on Manchu literature
[sauce]👇 archive.org/details/transl…
..And other rare books not yet disclosed😉
Lets go...
2/ What if the "extinct" civilizations of the East—starting in Mesopotamia [see: thread]
[here]👇 x.com/TartariaLives/…
..weren't isolated 'nomadic herdsman' but threads of a vast Tartarian tapestry, leading to Sino-Tartarian influences in the Americas?
Plenty of evidence from artifacts, texts, and botanical clues shows the bastardization of our histories.
shown below~
[Golden jewels dug out from ancient Tartarian graves in Siberia
3/ This story Began in Mesopotamia, the cradle of Sumerians/Akkadians/Chaldeans/Tartarians, and "Babylonians".
Ziggurats like Ur's weren't mere temples but observatories and communication, echoing advanced astronomy and tech.
Cuneiform tablets detail trade in gold and lapis lazuli, suggesting networks beyond known borders. In the 'Extinction of Civilizations" books contexts, these align with flood myths in the Epic of Gilgamesh.
..most-likely a record of a cataclysm that fragmented a proto-Tartarian empire.
How did they achieve such precision without a larger cultural continuum?