“Run from what’s comfortable. Forget safety. Live where you fear to live. Destroy your reputation. Be notorious. I have tried prudent planning long enough. From now on I’ll be mad.”
22 July 1209 Massacre at Béziers. Albigensian Crusade. Arnaud Amalric, a Cistercian Abbot and agent of Pope Innocent III supposedly said: Caedite eos. Novit enim Dominus qui sunt eius “Kill them all, God will know his own” The Massacre of the Cathars has long fascinated me…I have even read Arthur Guirdham’s books cover to cover […]
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I am a bit confused about the Tartar Flags. Is this a Griffin? Wyvern? Zilant? Dragon? Cockatrice? I used to work in a building called Wyvern House and the statue outside looked very like the creature on the Tartarian flag. Wyvern Cockatrice Zilant Griffin The problem for […]
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Please note: The Dates with a * next to them show an addition of 185 years times 2. 370 years. I don’t know why this is, right now. I WILL figure it out ;o) Oh and P.S. I had a brain-burp and have mixed up the date columns for the Treaty of Vienna. It was […]
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Hernando Colón or as we probably know him better – Ferdinand Columbus was the son of Christopher Columbus of 1492 fame. He supposedly lived between 1488 and 1539 and known to most only through his famous father, But Hernando was also a fanatical book collector who built up an enormous library. The mainstream story is: For […]
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Human beings are – mostly – inherently incapable of eating other human beings. Much fabulous research is being done these days into facts that were previously hidden from us and one thing keeps coming back to haunt me. Cannibals. Old books are being discovered on the internet that show the grossest depictions of cannibalism in […]
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In the Gutenberg Museum, Mainz there is a Medieval Bible dated 1536 and printed in Zurich by Christoph Froschauer. It has an interesting picture in the bottom right corner of a Biblical Cannon!
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We all know about The Adoration of the Magi. “We three Kings from Orient are…” It’s quite strange to find that, a few centuries ago, The Magi were depicted as two men and a woman. Don’t just take my word for it……. Aachen, Germany Cologne Cathedral Cologne Cathedral Kapelle des Priesterseminars […]
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A few weeks ago, I posted TIMELINE FOR TARTARIA – BASIC. I’ve been working on filling in some of the many blanks and here is Part One of xyz Parts! There are four dates listed, as you see. The date we use today. The 1st Julian Calendar which starts at the MARTYRDOM of Christ. The […]
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The great BUZZ subject today seems to be Tartary. The enigmatic Tartarian Empire. Yes. It is intriguing. And the most intriguing part of it – for me – is the fact that it has been deliberately HIDDEN from all of us who live here today. Why? By whom? WTF? There is so much brilliant, insightful, […]
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I have spent the past week deep inside a brilliant article written by Andreu Marfull-Pujadas in conjunction with the New Chronology team. Mr. Marfull-Pujadas calls his article an Hypothesis but it is deeply researched and, for me at least, throws much needed light on the manipulations of our historical timeline. Using this source (and several […]
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There are two things that most people don’t know about the Tartarian Empire and their concern clothes and hygiene. Unlike the Filthy Barbarians of legend, the fighting men of the Empire dressed in silks, cotton and linen and loved steam-baths. When you travel long distances and the chances for bathing are few and far between, […]
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That one may smile and smile and be a villain. (Hamlet, Act 1 Scene 5) I am NOT not posting because there is nothing to post. It’s the exact opposite! When you know what to look for, you begin to understand that EVERYTHING is one huge Never-Ending Story. The picture above is […]
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