“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.”
Most of us have heard the “true” reason for the Christian Cross seated above the Crescent Moon. We are told that this celebrates the triumph of Christian Europeans over Islamic Ottomans. But what if the story was completely different? What if this…. And this… Were one and the same thing? […]
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A comment came in this morning with something I’d never heard of before. A Pope is meant to have said…. “This myth of Jesus has served us well.” It’s haunted me all day. I haven’t had time to investigate deeply but this came up from WikiWhatever as part of my quick look. Pope Leo X […]
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This picture is from the 1771 Encyclopedia Britannica. I found it quite strange that Alaska and environs is catalogued as “Parts Undiscovered.” In the late 18th century? Europeans knew NOTHING about these vast lands? I know from centuries ago at school that Russia sold/ceded/gave (?) Alaska to Canada but that is all. Did this part […]
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The Encyclopedia Britannica 1771 edition is a great source of surprises. You can access and keyword search all three volumes here – NATIONAL LIBRARY OF SCOTLAND Today I searched Volume 3, Keyword TARTARY and all sorts of amazing stuff came up. Here’s just a taster – WITH ALL ITS SILLY OLDE ENGLISHE S’s […]
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The Sack of Constantinople – part of the Fourth Crusade – is always described as a major turning point in Medieval History. It has perplexed many people for a long time. Few can agree on the reason why the brilliant, elite Crusaders of North Western Europe stopped at Constantinople and never attempted to move forwards […]
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Below is a full quote from one of Fomenko’s books. I cannot confirm any of the information at this moment in time. But neither can I deny it. Food for thought. I recommend that you investigate for yourself. “A remarkable fact stands out, that throughout the centuries The Russian Emperors and the members of their […]
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More and more people are waking up to the fact that our history has been altered. For the past few decades, mountainous amounts of work by many people has been done to reclaim some of the truths. At the modern forefront of this task has been Anatoly Fomenko and his team whose meticulous research has […]
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I will start this post with a ….. SIDE NOTE: None of these posts will be neat or tidy. My aim at the moment is to write about whatever I am discovering/uncovering/recovering. Hopefully -in time- we will have a sort of model to work from. Nil desperadum! OK. Back online, Did the “Ancient Gauls” […]
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Here is another video dealing with the mysterious White Mummies in the Western Chinese Desert. A strange and haunting burial site deep inside the dunes. A place that today is harsh, barren and inhospitable but was once a lush green area fed by rivers and an ocean. Where poplar trees grew, fish swam, oxen […]
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I am fascinated by the Byzantine Emperor Andronicus I Comnenus right now. I think he holds the keys to unlock much research. Andronicus was born 1152 and executed 1185. In Constantinople. You will hardly find a good thing said about him in today’s Information Highway. But this is another matter! After his execution […]
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Here are two Youtube videos that I have watched recently. They both deal with the “Mysterious” Caucasian mummies found in Xijiang Province, China. My own personal opinion is – The science here is BS. The conclusions drawn are double BS. The timelines given are treble BS. To me, these bodies scream of two things. a) […]
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Have you heard of Grand Tartaria? Did they teach you about this immense Empire at school? Do you know where it was? I’ve known about Tartaria/Tartary for quite a while now but it stayed on the outskirts of my research until about 6 months ago. Then all of a sudden, everywhere I look, I’m finding […]
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