History is a lie
more evidence is being discovered every day that contradicts the historical narrative we are given
Hisotry is a lie
Jeremiah Baker
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Henry Reed
what's the point of the picture?
Leo Powell
black pipes coming out of what looks like a previous window frame that has been cemented in?
mudflood reset theory usually features buildings with half windows on bottom floor. how unlikely would someone intentionally design/build such things vs digging out/renovating an existing infrastructure buried by mud.
Robert Clark
the mud flood and no not the jews and niggers invading civilization and fucking it all to hell thats an entirely different mud flood
Jaxon Adams
what are we to look for in the PDF?
Ryder Murphy
Bump.
Jonathan Morris
Of course history is full of lies. The victors of conflicts and more powerful nations literally always rewrite existing history to make themselves look better. On top of that, each country has a different official perspective they indoctrinate their populations with. We're forced to live the lies of madmen.
Lucas Garcia
You dumb shit.
Nicholas Long
Clif High did say encyclopedias from a hundred years ago revealed more about true history than today. Information that wasn't available to the masses then. The ones that did were had access to higher education and were groomed for higher positions
Jaxon Smith
>Low iq mutts can't comprehend how high iq white people did the world's fair
This idea always makes me laugh. Give it another decade and jaquel Gonzalez will be like Ayo aliens built the Hoover dam
Carter Lee
go ahead and let it out
Matthew Davis
What’s your point? There’s been many instances of flooding and cities raised. Chicago, California, there’s history on it. It’s not some retard conspiracy.
Carson Jenkins
“Strange as It may appear, America abounds
In antiquities. so extensive, so beautiful and
majestic, as to rival those of Thebes or Nineveh.
Ruins of ancient cities, of immense extent; fortifications, mounds and pyramids;
temples with walls built of hewn stone showing
a refined taste in architecture and adorned
with human figures beautifully executed; large
alters ornamented with hieroglyphics, probably giving a record of those who reared them,
but which no man has been able to decipher;
remains of ancient palaces, with beautiful specimens of sculpture and painting, with many
other marks of ancient greatness, prove to us
that this is not a new world, but that a powerful empire existed at a very remote period of
time, teeming with a population highly skilled
in arts, and in a state of civilization far beyond
anything we have been led to conceive of the
aborigines, previous to the discovery of the
continent bv Europeans."
Brandon Martin
Mudflood theories are like one of those things where I wish I could believe it because it's a neat conspiracy.
Nathaniel Green
Jose Rogers
Oh no it's basement schizo.
A basement just flew under my house.
Adam Moore
Check this guys stuff out. Way better than john levi
Ian Ramirez
i miss esoteric germanbro so much
Austin Green
More raised streets, nothingburger.
Lincoln Garcia
"Concrete pillars that once supported the foundation of a Half Moon Bay hotel that was never built have been removed in light of safety concerns stemming from rapid bluff erosion in the area.
Resembling ancient ruins, the crumbing structure was constructed on the bluff top in the 1970s, just west of where the Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay stands today. "hmbreview.com
Gabriel Brooks
no, you see, the cabal whose hiding the existence of the Tartarian empire by covering up one floor of every building with mud
Jordan Ross
Basement windows are neat, especially if you didn't have electricity.
Luke Morris
these buildings were made before underground sewers, brainlet. they raised streets in almost every city to make room for buried infrastructure
Luke Martin
Christopher Reed
sure pipes right we're all just talking about pipes
Adrian Gutierrez
Post the White House pics, I can't find them.