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Zionbrion
9th August 2021, 00:45
So I came across tho twitter thread proposing that in the recent future California is actually an island, many maps you can browse throughout this thread:
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It lead me to ask the question wait just how fake is our history, then without asking it out loud or online hours later a friend recommended this video by Max Igan

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Then found this one

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FULL INTERVIEW HERE
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Also for further investigation this thread of threads from the tweeter above is quite interesting, a bit unrelated but the first one about Zeepins is quite fascinating

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So what do you think is Tartarus real, is our history past 250 years ago a lie? Was there an enlightened society wiped off the Earth for some reason?

ExomatrixTV
9th August 2021, 00:58
When California was an Island or not?

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18 Maps (https://www.wired.com/2014/04/maps-california-island/) From When the World Thought California Was an Island

Glen McLaughlin wandered into a London map shop in 1971 and discovered something strange. On a map from 1663 he noticed something he'd never seen before: California was floating like a big green carrot, untethered to the west coast of North America. He bought the map and hung it in his entryway, where it quickly became a conversation piece. It soon grew into an obsession. McLaughlin began to collect other maps showing California as an island.


The Time When California was an Island:

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Gracy
9th August 2021, 01:41
I started to give up on ole Max a couple of years back, when he got caught up in the whole Tartaria craze. I mean like, ok, if you want to go down the rabbit hole of things like Rome didn't even exist as a major world power, then fine. Whatever.

But, when he pushes the envelope to the extreme, as he does here in this talk with Richie Allen (at about 48:40) that Rome didn't even have a navy, that really made me begin to lose faith in him. Makes me want to say "come on man..."

That's happening a lot these days, as supposedly other serious serious people in the same vain, are just more and more spouting utter absurdities. And getting away with it without challenge simply because they're not mainstream media and have faithful followings.

There's a lot of bs in alternative media as well, same thing just different. It's a mine field we're trying to navigate here...
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Mashika
9th August 2021, 02:11
So I came across tho twitter thread proposing that in the recent future California is actually an island, many maps you can browse throughout this thread:
1423377170559242240

It lead me to ask the question wait just how fake is our history, then without asking it out loud or online hours later a friend recommended this video by Max Igan

nGxbwgWUi6M

Then found this one

qaC2NIQuzOs

FULL INTERVIEW HERE
UurS_FacweI

Also for further investigation this thread of threads from the tweeter above is quite interesting, a bit unrelated but the first one about Zeepins is quite fascinating

1423035630364229632

So what do you think is Tartarus real, is our history past 250 years ago a lie? Was there an enlightened society wiped off the Earth for some reason?

It's still is, for most part, in the "Baja" region in Mexico, and Mexico city was a lake or something like that. And go to Mexico and look at the zone in where the "Laguna the Chapala" was, it's giagantic wole in the earth these days, that used to be filled with water

This picture doesn't truly show the nature of it, you need to go step on that border and see it, it's world changing. There's a giant empty space what used to be filled with water, up to that tree you see on the picture, you can even still see how just a bit ahead of the tree on that picture, it's were the "beach" used to be. It's truly breathtaking standing on that border, and watching down and imagine all the water that is gone now. I can even say, that when you are at the very top of that place, a couple kilometers from that picture, your knees treble when you look down at the abism

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And if you look at the mountains far away, you can even see where the border was, before the water went away. It's a tremendous experience, really

That little mountain on the left of the tree? That used to be an island, sometime around 400 years ago, or even more recently i believe

lizhekb
9th August 2021, 03:22
Well, to answer the question to the title, I would say for the past 100 years, more lies are told than truth.

If history has taught us anything, it is that everything is possible.

Thanks for sharing the video.

Bubu
9th August 2021, 11:54
very close to covid19

ExomatrixTV
9th August 2021, 12:02
I have deep respect for Max Igan (https://thecrowhouse.com/home.html) and I truly appreciate most of his efforts ... he shared countless meaningful insights & wisdom's .. except when he occasionally uses Fat Earthers (http://tinyurl.com/FlatEarthPsyop) as sources "how to interpreted" history ... I can forgive that part or chapter or phase and focus on what is useful for me or not.

I can talk for hours non-stop to disprove all flat-earth assumptions (https://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?95559-John-B.-Wells-brilliant-take-on-Flat-Earthers--PsyOp-) from memory not using any notes ... being Asperger (extreme eye for detail visually & audio memory) studied most "Flat Earth" Videos & Articles years ago after some F.E. people pushed me & "challenged" me multiple times.

But one that stands out (empirical evidence):

Everybody can put a stick in the ground when the Sun is shining (no clouds) and study the shadow movement each hour ... that turns out to be 15 degrees change per hour!! ... Which makes perfect sense for a globe as 24 times 15 degrees = 360 degrees (= Full Circle) ... when you study Flat Earth Model ("theory") ... and imagine you would put a stick in the ground analyzing the shadow of that model it will not produce 15 degrees change per hour during daylight ... period!

This alone should wake up any "Flat Earther" unless they do not want to use any brain cells and rather stick to endless flawed "reasoning" being debunked over and over and over. So sad. Wasting our times exposing an obvious PsyOp and all victims who are falling for it helping to discredit anyone who is in to genuine conspiracy research. So many times I heard "5G protesters (https://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?100537-Stop-5G-before-it-s-irreversible-&p=1375942&viewfull=1#post1375942) are like Flat Earthers" or "Any Exposing The Great Reset Agenda2030 are like "Flat Earthers" etc. etc. etc. It perfectly fits/serves to downplay all real conspiracy research.

Please study this Project Avalon Forum Thread: FlatEarthPsyop (http://tinyurl.com/FlatEarthPsyop) (updated!)

After studying this link nobody can claim: "I did not know it was that bad!"

Flat Earthers do never represented sane conspiracy researchers ... I created (in my view) "The Ultimate Cure" for Flat Earthers being a victim of very sophisticated #FlatEarthPsyOp see: here (http://tinyurl.com/FlatEarthPsyop) ...it has 300+ very insightful content based replies and 125,000+ views! ... Most do not dare to study it, but lower themselves to misrepresent, whining about the featured video & post predictable F.E. BS memes all are debunked anyway!

cheers,
John Kuhles aka 'ExomatrixTV'
Aug 9th, 2021

Brigantia
9th August 2021, 13:43
The problem with the issue of Tartaria is that it has been tied to flat earth and mud flood, both of which are nonsense. Mud flooders post an old picture of a remote place with a dirt road and say' "Look at that road! Mud flooded!" Most roads did look like that outside cities until the 20th century, they don't have a clue about social history. Flat earth - well, what can you say? As I have seen the curvature of the earth from a plane cockpit on a night flight, I know beyond doubt that it is nonsense and nothing will convince me otherwise.

What's the best way to discredit something that is true? Link a dialogue to it that is a load of rubbish, so that everything gets thrown out!

Tartaria existed, that is beyond doubt. Look at any 16th century map and there it is in the area that we now know as Russia and a good part of Asia. I've looked into Fomenko's work on the distortion of history, some of his points I take issue with but I think that the main point of Scaliger's distorted timeline of history is valid.

Bill Ryan
9th August 2021, 14:40
The problem with the issue of Tartaria is that it has been tied to flat earth and mud flood, both of which are nonsense. Yep. The guy who tweeted this stuff re-tweeted Flat Earth posts from others and also claimed that a nuclear explosion in the Sahara a few hundreds years ago wiped a billion people.

He appears to be either mentally unbalanced, or high on something quite a lot of the time. And regarding the old maps, the map-makers were clearly (a) copying each other and (b) getting confused with Baja California (which is missing, and that offers a clue), and/or Vancouver Island (also missing completely).

Folks, there's nothing to see here. :facepalm:

Zionbrion
9th August 2021, 14:43
The problem with the issue of Tartaria is that it has been tied to flat earth and mud flood, both of which are nonsense. Yep. The guy who tweeted this stuff re-tweeted Flat Earth posts from others and also claimed that a nuclear explosion in the Sahara a few hundreds years ago wiped a billion people.

He appears to be either mentally unbalanced, or high on something quite a lot of the time. And regarding the old maps, the map-makers were clearly (a) copying each other and (b) getting confused with Baja California (which is missing, and that offers a clue), and/or Vancouver Island (also missing completely).

Folks, there's nothing to see here. :facepalm:

In my defense I’m quite sick and delirious with covid :rofl:

Bill Ryan
9th August 2021, 14:45
In my defense I’m quite sick and delirious with covid :rofl:You have our sympathies! :bearhug: Your opening sentence seems to confirm it. :)
So I came across tho twitter thread proposing that in the recent future California is actually an island