The Mud Flood

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I couldn't find a thread about this and from memory most the information about the mud floor is contained in a Tartaria thread. Through oral tradition of the Ojibwe/Ojibway/Chippewa their ancestors knew of the mud flood cycles and the source is Lake Superior and would happen roughly every 250 years which is interesting because tomorrow is the 250th anniversary of the United States. Before the event the lake water would start to turn colors from gray to brown to black then the water would recede. The tribe claimed it was the earth breathing and didn't refer to it as a disaster. After the proclaimed year 1834 major cities had 4-6 feet of mud. There was a strong smell to the mud described as coming from the earth's belly. The great lakes contain 21% of the planet's fresh water. The entire event lasted 3-5 weeks and the next scheduled event would be around 2084 with other years being: 84, 334, 584, 834, 1084, 1334, 1584, 1834, 2084 & 2334. The word Reset was mentioned. The narrator claimed the mud flood happened at the same time there was a plague in Europe. I looked that up and the years didn't match, so I'm noting that as a discrepancy. It suggests the producers are pushing a narrative.

The following is not in the video:

The chain of events reminded me of a cement mixer when the water level would drop then there would be a giant expulsion of mud. The official story is the great lakes were formed by glaciers, and this version suggests it's subduction after the expulsion. Unacknowledged races and groups would take advantage of this and possibly renew leasing agreements, contracts & treaties around the time of the event. New plant and animal life experiments could be started and probably revitalizes the land. To preserve species such as the buffalo I image a synthetic telepathy was used to get them to move to a safe zone like what's depicted in the Noah story.

07/02/26 (32:48)
What the Ojibwe Said About the 1834 Mud Flood of the Great Lakes — Documented in 1893
The Severed Timeline

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=2_uJjqKli5k

In the oral traditions of the Ojibwe people — whose relationship to the Great Lakes basin extends back thousands of years and whose knowledge of the landscape's history encompasses events that no written record of the region preserves — there are accounts of dramatic environmental changes in the deep past of the lakes and their shores. In this video we step into that tradition with genuine care, exploring what the Ojibwe oral record actually preserves about catastrophic events in the Great Lakes landscape, and examining the specific claim that accounts documenting an 1834 mud flood or comparable catastrophic event were recorded by ethnographic researchers engaging with Ojibwe communities in 1893.

The Ojibwe relationship to the Great Lakes landscape is genuine, ancient, and deeply encoded in oral tradition. Ojibwe accounts of the deep past include stories of dramatic geological and environmental changes — floods, freezes, landscape transformations — whose relationship to real geological and historical events researchers have examined with increasing seriousness in recent decades. The capacity of oral traditions to preserve memory of genuine environmental events across spans of time that exceed the written record is a documented feature of Indigenous knowledge systems worldwide, and the Ojibwe tradition is among the most extensively documented examples of this phenomenon.

The 1834 date is the specific element that connects this account to the broader mud flood alternative history framework — the theory that a catastrophic event in the early nineteenth century deposited mud across populated areas and contributed to a civilization reset whose evidence the official historical record has suppressed. We examine what the documented Ojibwe oral tradition of 1893 actually shows about any accounts of early nineteenth-century environmental catastrophe in the Great Lakes region, how those accounts relate to documented historical events of the 1830s, and where the specific mud flood interpretation originates in relation to genuine Ojibwe oral history.

Throughout we treat the Ojibwe oral tradition with the respect and precision it deserves, distinguishing carefully between the documented ethnographic record and the alternative history framework that has sometimes been layered onto it.

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Ships carrying iron ore could be sunk intentionally to stabilize the planet's magnetic bands. The construction of pyramids creates torsion fields that do the same thing like adding a lead weight to a tire to prevent speed wobbles. That also explains why there are pyramids on other planets.

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Michael E. Armagost name anagrams to Earth’s Magma Coil. He was the third mate on the Edmund Fitzgerald that sank on Lake Superior on 11/10/75 with a crew of 29 and it was carrying iron ore.

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P157. In the 1930’s ultrasonic scanning revealed a pyramid under Montauk. It was estimated to be one to two miles square and three miles high or 15,840 ft/4,828 m.