1/5 World history once revolved around a single, unified empire that collapsed only a few centuries ago. The conventional view of history as a patchwork of ancient, independent civilizations is an illusion created by errors in traditional chronology. 2/5 Many ‘ancient’ empires (Rome, China, etc) are duplicates or reflections of one vast empire existing from ~1200s-1600s. The division of the world into distinct states and cultures emerged after the 1600s. The old world was politically, linguistically, and culturally unified.

1/8 Full prets don’t know that new shit has to come light, man..

They laugh off Tartaria and mudflood research and won’t engage with Fomenko (et al), as if nothing new has been discovered in the past 5-10 years.

x.com/kronologist1/s… x.com/IV_Musketeer/s… 2/8 I agree w him that “the end of the world” as far as the seed of Abraham was concerned was around what we call 70 AD.

But the rest of the timeline - from aNcIeNt Egypt to the renaissance, was made up in the 1500s (and manipulated well into the 1700s).

https://x.com/IV_Musketeer/status/1978240389812293676

1/9 Our universally accepted worldwide chronology–the very backbone of textbook history–is a sophisticated Jesuit construct not achieved before the late 16th century.

And yet it’s considered Gospel truth by atheist and theologians alike, as self-evident as the air we breathe. 2/9 Like other European norms, it was accepted by the rest of the world during the period of European cultural domination. The Chinese, for example, had already compiled a long historical narrative, but it was Jesuit missionaries who reshaped it to fit in their BC-AD calendar.

🧵 Zillow Listing Theory of American History

1/9 After killing and capturing any pockets of survivors scratching out an existence in the ruins of a Reign city, the Top Hats would take photos of the destroyed buildings. They made copies of the photos, and set the originals aside. 2/9 They doctored the photo copies using scale models, negative splicing, multiple exposures, pencils, wax and clay figures (etc), and even an early version of Kubrick’s front screen projection technique.

1/33ish 🧵 Archaeologists have found evidence of widespread destruction of a devastating wipeout across Northern and Eastern Europe around 930 AD.

This Collapse of the Tenth Century is the closest to us of all ancient catastrophes, yet it’s the least studied. 2/ The depopulation rivaled that of the plagues of the 3rd and 6th centuries, and there is evidence of a significant outbreak peaking around 960 AD.

Yet there are no contemporary sources explaining the disaster – remarkable considering we are much closer in time to these events.

1/25-ish The dating of Ancient Egypt is gospel truth for atheists, muslims, and Christians alike. More people have faith in our Scaligerian chronology than any religious text on earth. Which is partly why historians use Egypt to date pretty much everything else in history. 2/ What if the one thing we agree on is wrong? What if Ancient Egypt’s timeline is deeply flawed? What if Egypt’s timeline was based on some of the worst, most unscientific methodology imaginable? What would that mean for the timeline of everything else in history?

1/40ish 🧵 People love to point to various elements of the control and monitoring of the population to argue that Orwell's 1984 is becoming our reality. What they miss is the main element that Orwell claimed was needed for the foundation for it all..

https://twitter.com/kronologist1/status/1902762345975169527

2/ If you want to control the world, you must first control history. The foundations of all we have come to know as our modern world has its origin in the mid to late 1800s, right at the time the great expositions were being built and destroyed.

MOVIE SETS ON THE RUINS OF THE REIGN

🧵 1/22: Explaining the World Fairs

“You don’t build the olympics, have the olympics once, and then blow up the olympics.”

I’m riffing on this ~1.5 hr video:

2/22 When an experienced builder looks at (alleged) construction 'photos' from World Fairs, the first thing they ask is,

“Where’s all the half eaten sandwiches? Where’s the coffee cups? This ain’t no job site..”