And subsequent cover up. Nothing about our current situation can be understood without acknowledging this series of events.
"Cultural layer", what's in a name?
Buried Russian Cities, Evidence of a Recent Catastrophe pt. 1 - Alternative History w/ Nik research
The glow time: An introduction to the work of Nik Research
continuing the theme of mythological creatures representing true creatures.
Interesting observation made in the comments of an article
Ichthyosaur?
american civil war strangeness
Mental health boom and bust
street cars of the early 19th century lacking any obvious signs of power supply
In electronics, porcelain (and ceramic derivatives) is widely used for insulating material due to its excellent non-conductivity.
Cast-iron flooring in ancient temples.
Steel beams in antiquities?
Echoes of a global civilization
lets talk about classical architecture. And other global architectural phenomenon, polygonal masonry, impossible craftsmanship, and strange metallic elements.
Emperors Napoleon and Alexander depicted on the same 1912 commemorative medal "In unity, strength: the providence of God, the firmness of the monarch, love of the homeland of the people"
half a dozen indications that star forts were not made by men in our time
Megalithic structure in Jersey City is 6 times wider than the great wall of China and weighs more than the Great Pyramid in Giza
The Fate of the "1000 cities of Bactria," Kingdom of Buddhist Greeks. Probable gap in history. Kingdom mysterious disappears only to reappear under a different name when 1,748,000 people died in one hour according to some legends.
Exactly how much time was added to the calendar?
History's greatest con job: the life of Genghis Khan is a work of fiction largely made up by one man named Baavuday Tsend Gun in 1908.
Indication of falsified Aztecan history
sharing this wikipedia page to illustrate how, with the right eye, you can pick apart an mainstream article and get at the meat of whats been hidden.
The empty streets of Saint Petersburg in the 1860s - where is everyone?
Blackened cityscapes of the world
This only makes sense when viewed through the lens of phantom time. A Cathedral dedicated to a pagan goddess.
The 100 year old Russian warship still in service.
Granite polygons of Kronstadt (not a single structure within the city is built with granite)
1952 inventions secrets act
Vorontsov palace, window frames hewed from a single piece of ultra hard diabase stone using crude iron hand tools?
The Full Size Parthenon in Nashville, TN
The world fairs were used as an excuse to demolish America's ancient architectural heritage.
"Mud Flood" evidence in the City of Port Townsend, WA
Change my view: The floral wreath found in king Tuts tomb is not 2000 years old.
No such thing as megaliths; re-understanding history archeology, geology and catastrophism
Buried Copenhagen part 1
Our architectural heritage restored to it's former glory only after the retreat of the Reds from East Germany.
4 albums containing hundreds of examples showing an anomalous build up of soil and the necessary re-modeling.
Sarkel's fortress under layers of clay
Moscow in early 1800's oil paintings , everything is overgrown with vegetation
why would maps of Africa from 1800's show more uncharted territory than those made in 1500's?
paris 1971
Chichen Itza
At some point in time, possibly between 1875 and 1905, Chattanooga built up its roads and abandoned the first stories of the buildings in the downtown of the city, turning them into basements. Today, no one knows exactly why or how it happened
Krakow. Underground Archaeological Museum
The Louvre, underground museum
Underground Museum of Archeology of the City of Moscow
According to local folklore, the region was inhabited by Caeté Indians, who woke up one day to find their town covered by sand
buried
Gunnar Heinsohn
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33 comments
1 Blakwulf 2018-05-25
I don't get it, you say something about a single event 200 years ago then list a few dozen random things?
1 GeneralApollyon 2018-05-25
couldn't say for sure it was a single event or a series of events. that's why we continue to research. everything i listed is either related to the cover up or can't be understood without understanding that some event is missing from our chronology.
1 Blakwulf 2018-05-25
Ah, i see.
1 menomaminx 2018-05-25
I still don't.
How are these events even remotely linked?
1 Blakwulf 2018-05-25
Well, i meant i see what he's asking now. I don't see a link either. I don't even see how most of those are conspiracies. :P
1 orionquest2016 2018-05-25
I recall a similar themed post and a comment referenced a theory that 200 years were entirely made up in the Middle Ages - anyone have anything on that?
1 Putin_loves_cats 2018-05-25
Phantom Time.
1 perfect_pickles 2018-05-25
fantasy time
1 GeneralApollyon 2018-05-25
297 years https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phantom_time_hypothesis
1000 years
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Chronology_(Fomenko)
1 BlueLaceSensor128 2018-05-25
I think it would be helpful if you put the basic relevant fact under each one (and the years) and listed them in order of importance/strength for the theory (I understand you have with some already) and pushed some of the more vague ones to the bottom of the pile listed under "for further consideration" or something. Or even a write-up of a couple of paragraphs with the biggest gems.
Some of these items seem to cover a very broad range. Genghis Khan lived 800 years ago, some of these are from the 19th century, some the 20th. Did the single catastrophe take decades/centuries?
1 GeneralApollyon 2018-05-25
sorry ill see what i can do
1 PuzzleheadedBiscotti 2018-05-25
So, generating energy from the spirit? I'm sorry, I'm not going through 51 links
What happened to u/Captain_Apolloyon? Wasn't that a user here? Your name reminds me of his
1 GeneralApollyon 2018-05-25
only read what strikes your interest.
got promoted
1 PuzzleheadedBiscotti 2018-05-25
Curious, assuming that is your other account, what happened to it?
I'll give it a shot, but it seems like blind reading to me. A general guide would be nice.
1 GeneralApollyon 2018-05-25
i shared a link that showed that a certain website that catalogues missing children didn't provide images of said children for the vast majority of missing kids in the dc metro area. woke up the next day with my account perma suspended.
1 PuzzleheadedBiscotti 2018-05-25
Oh I see. So you're ban evading.
1 GeneralApollyon 2018-05-25
nope never been banned from r/conspiracy learn how to reddit
1 Entropick 2018-05-25
What the fuck...
1 schmickler83 2018-05-25
Skipped a few ranks, eh? I'm on the fence about the cultural layer thing, but that's a great point about objects not being found in those several meters of depth (if we know for sure that's true), and some good points about other things like metal grounding floors (I like the idea of churches' steeples collecting atmospheric electricity) and all the fuckery with historical records. Great post.
1 YourHeadWillCollapse 2018-05-25
Translation:
Catty.
1 PuzzleheadedBiscotti 2018-05-25
Snitch on who? I remember seeing that user with a name. I'm not sure what your point is.
1 russianbot01 2018-05-25
That sub seems to advertise itself here every 2 weeks a post containing 50 links. I've seen this same post like 4 times already.
1 GeneralApollyon 2018-05-25
that sounds like a personal problem. care to change my view?
1 russianbot01 2018-05-25
Well my grandmother lived to 100, and her mother lived to 97 and I personally spoke to both of them who were alive in the late 1800s, so just my personal contacts go back 140 years with no mention of a huge world changing disaster. 200 years is just not enough time to erase something this big from immediate family folklore.
1 GeneralApollyon 2018-05-25
Did she mention the 1811–12 New Madrid earthquakes? Or the 3 years with no summer 1815-17, or the dust bowl? Because my theory says they were all part of the same series of events. Any event that your grandmother could describe would have been painted as localized she would have no idea that the same thing was happening in other parts of the world.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_Without_a_Summer
1 martini-meow 2018-05-25
Year without a summer is super interesting! Puts Frankenstein and those intellectuals in a new context for me.
1 dsannes 2018-05-25
Change my view... wtf. Is your mind so weak that you cant stop begging people to change it? Or are you just that confrontational over a subject that seems cool but lacks evidence other than old photos and then theorizing to explain what your mind doesnt grok.
You seem to be your own worst enemy in this endeavor. curb your hostilities and manage your cognitive dissonance without being a.....
1 GeneralApollyon 2018-05-25
Was that English?
1 dsannes 2018-05-25
you are doing fine kid. although you seem to have trouble with comprehension.
1 GeneralApollyon 2018-05-25
What's your deal? Did you come here to change my view?
1 Depressedelephant66 2018-05-25
Thanks for the post. I've been browsing r/culturallayer for a little while and find it to be very interesting. Noticed that Russian history tends to run strong on that sub, any particular reason? Maybe it just jumps out at me.
1 GeneralApollyon 2018-05-25
People need to realize the it was just 26 years ago that the iron curtain was lifted and russian/soviet people could read non-soviet sources. And it wasn't until much more recent that the average russian citizen could get on the internet and compare and contrast their experiences and history with that of the rest of the world. this comparison and subsequent critique is what you are witnessing.
1 Depressedelephant66 2018-05-25
I can see that as a possibility , propaganda runs strong everywhere. Really like the links about world fair buildings. I've been in construction for longer than I care to remember, the amount of resources and sheer effort to build structures like that for temporary use absolutely baffle me.
1 GeneralApollyon 2018-05-25
Did she mention the 1811–12 New Madrid earthquakes? Or the 3 years with no summer 1815-17, or the dust bowl? Because my theory says they were all part of the same series of events. Any event that your grandmother could describe would have been painted as localized she would have no idea that the same thing was happening in other parts of the world.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_Without_a_Summer