The 1871 Great Chicago Fire - Aftermath Photo Thread 🧵

These photos do not match the mainstream narrative.

Wooden sidewalks and houses we where told.

28 Photos - Part 1 of 9 The Roman Greco style was everywhere it seems in Chicago…

Tartaria Map 🧵

70 maps total that depict Tartaria. 🧐

No commentary.

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How Russians Executed (Tartarian) Bells 🧵

In Russia, church bells were treated as persons: they had ears, tongues - and names.

Bells could be exiled or executed for sounding at the wrong time or for the wrong person. (And other reasons)

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In 1592, Uglich Russia, a blacksmith was summoned to tear out the bell’s “tongue” (the internal clapper) and to cut its “ears”.

The bell was dragged to Tobolsk after the excecution.

Tobolsk is known to be the Capital of Tartaria, according to Putin.

milliard.tatar/news/putin-pod…

Tartarian Map 🧵

No commentary, just 41 maps of Tartraria

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Floride, was a Tartarian Kingdom according to the book quote. 🤔

The Panama-Pacific International Exposition of 1915 - San Francisco 🧵

This is just 9 years after the great earthquake the leveled San Francisco.

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(Click this post and scroll down to see 50+ pictures) I will be adding zero commentary to these photos.

They speak for themselves.

The Chicago Fire of 1871 🧵

The official story, “the wooden sidewalks and buildings caught fire and burned.”

Now let’s take a look at the pictures and see if the story matches reality.

Part 1 of 6 Initially, I thought these pictures where WW1 or WW2 😅

These are indeed, Chicago in 1871

Proof Victory Column’s where Airship Mooring Mast’s 🧵

Ancient Airports 🧐

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(Click this post and scroll down to see more content) A mooring mast, or mooring tower, is a structure designed to allow for the docking of an airship outside of an airship hangar or similar structure.

A 🧵 of the Old World - With Airships

70+ photos

No commentary - The pictures speak for themselves.

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Gyradoscope Airship Thread🧵

“Strange Lifting Force” propelled it at 1,000 miles per hour.

The sauce is included 😉
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Only one was ever produced, the company going bankrupt in 1938.

The Gyradascope was sold to Timm Aircraft, but there was no further development of the craft. Thomas Miles Shelton worked for the American Gyro Company as an engineer and was the principal designer of the Crusader.

Airships - Dirigibles of the Old Wold 🧵 part 2

No commentary except for one question at the end.

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A 🧵 Old World photos with Air Ships.

No commentary except for one question at the end.

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Have you heard of the Great Tallahassee Fire of 1901?

How did brick and stone crumble from fire?

Mini 🧵
Part 1 of 4 I had no idea there was Roman Greco architecture in the 1800’s, in Florida…

The World’s Columbian Exposition🧵

From swamp to completion, in 4 years.

I will keep my commentary to a minimum, but point out a few anomalies.

Part 1 of 20+ Each photo will contain information about each picture.

(Notice how large the door in the base of the statue is) 🤔

The Panama-Pacific International Exposition of 1915 - San Francisco 🧵

This is just 9 years after the great earthquake the ruined San Francisco.

Part 1 of 18 I will be adding very little commentary to this thread.

The pictures speak volumes.

Did you know the Native Americans had a coast to coast road network? 🧵

This is how exploration and the westward push happened so quickly.

The Native Americans also had cities where we have cities today.

americanbusinesshistory.org/the-persistenc…
Long before Europeans arrived in America, natives had created a trail from the upper reaches of the Potomac River (giving access to the Atlantic) to the origins of the Ohio River (yielding access to the vast interior).

A 🧵 of my favorite books regarding Tartaria.

Links to the full book included.

#1. The history of Genghizcan the Great, first emperor of the antient Moguls and Tartars

Genealogy, Laws, Customs, Warfare and More…

loc.gov/item/05023392/


In 1252-1254, Pope Innocence the 4th sent Bishop Caprini to meet Batu Kahn, the emperor of Tartaria.

Here is is journal of his 4 year round trip, translated…

archive.org/details/textsv…

A short 🧵 of repopulation news paper articles. 1890-1902

No commentary, the articles and media speak volumes.

The Chicago Fire of 1871 🧵

The official story, “the wooden sidewalks and buildings caught fire and burned.”

Now let’s take a look at the pictures and see if the story matches reality.

Wooden structures? 🧐

Part 1 of 6 I thought these pictures where WW1 or WW2 😅

These are indeed, Chicago in 1871

Baby Farms 1800-1900’s 🧵

Where did all the orphans that rode the trains come from?

Where did all these baby’s for the incubators come from?

Where cabbage patch kids really farmed? (This is where the name originated)

Has the trafficking of children ever ended? ⬇️ So who started these “baby farm’s”?

It was Uncle Sam of course.

Is it strange these farms started in the middle of a civil war?

How Russians executed “Tartarian” Bell’s 🔔 🧵

The Russian’s at one time believed these bells where their own entity (alive) and could be punished, excommunicated or executed (melted down).

Part 1

In 1592 Uglich, Russia, 320 kilo bell was dragged into the city square. A blacksmith tore out the bell’s “tongue” and to cut its “ears”.

The bell was whipped and sent into exile in Tobolsk, Siberia. (Capital of Tartaria, according to Russian source)

https://x.com/my_teslamodels/status/1754146747578736994?s=46

https://twitter.com/my_teslamodels/status/1754146747578736994

Here is a short thread 🧵 showing 12 Map Engravings of Europe from 1516 / i516.

Noah (NOY translated from Latin) appears in Europe as a Tartarian Prince or King.

This book was meant to describe historical characters and their locations.

loc.gov/resource/g3200…


Here is the coast of Cuba and the Caribbean.

In 1516, was there this many known cities in Cuba?