THERE IS A WHOLE WORLD UNDERNEATH OUR WHOLE WORLD | Tartaria And The Mud Flood

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[omnitainment]

I'm new to the subject and can tell that the fact that video is designed to make the idea look stupid means it's definitely worth looking into further.

[NicCageForPresident]

I was born to come and live in Seattle most of my life I have been to the Seattle Underground and as far as this mud flood when you start researching it it all starts making too much sense

[pothekainfused]

I live in Philadelphia. If you have never been here it’s hard to explain what our City Hall building looks like it’s beyond anything I believe we could have built. The sculptures and the architecture is unbelievable and on the inside there is strangely Asian looking sculptures that are part of the architecture. It’s oddly amazing 🤩

[minoritymind]

I wonder if there are any books that talk about a worldwide flood that pretty much killed almost everyone...

[gatornation]

And that's the genius of coining the term "conspiracy people immediately discount anything "those people" might have to say. Even if it has merit.

[travybear]

Anytime someone uses insults and ridicule and labels something a conspiracy theory…. I feel like they have something to hide and the subject needs to be researched further.

[brandybeans]

I never thought I would believe this theory, but the more I found out, the more it made sense. It actually is a fun, fun theory to dive into.

[tracylynn]

I asked my dad and uncle when i was a young teen about where Tartar Sauce came, from and they told me about Tartaria that was stricken from history by a band of countries who gained great financial masses by destroying it. This was like, 40 years ago, they told me this... so it's not a conspiracy!

[lucanspittle]

This brother is a joker 😂

You know when someone pranks you but you already know it’s a prank.

I’m getting the same vibes from his reactions.

You can’t discredit truth

[BigCityCountryBoi]

Some say there were buildings already in San Francisco and New York before the west was discovered by the Europeans 🤔

[andrejgorskolepov]

A lot of stuff are being told in order to discredit the concept of Tartaria. In reality Tartaria was an empire that existed, check out first English encyclopedia that is museum they have a map of the world there and Tartairia is there( they even have flags navy/military etc in there )

[SalvableRuin]

"There's not a lot of reading required to get involved."
MrLboyd: "I can tell."

[JOALKR]

I look at this like how I look at Tulsa massacre. I had no clue about it until I stumbled across it. I almost thought it was myth too. Tulsa was a utopia and that's why it was destroyed. Tartaria was a utopia and that's why it was destroyed. Whoever runs this world doesn't like peace and growth unless it benefits them. It's very likely human beings had knowledge that was shared to all and not just a few and we can't explain this because knowledge was stripped. I think this was beyond real. And that human beings had so much potential and power that all could tap into. No secrets or fear just evolution and creativity.

[tamjansan]

"Who controls past, controls future"

[jestercat]

Those that doubt the flat earth theory obviously have never been to Kansas. lol

[lynnjones]

I think it is more difficult to believe these buildings were made with copper chisels and donkey and carts and absolutely no materials !

[NicCageForPresident]

It's very strange when you consider the Carrington event as well as all these major US cities having a great fire right around the end of the 1800s.

[Adobe]

I earned a degree in Anthropology. We were told that Native Americans had no written language, perpetuating the myth of the Nobel Savage who lived one with nature.

However, the Algonquin not only have a written language, but the have a history of arriving in America in boats from the East.

Historians are not always forthright.

[Grimkeeper]

The book of jubilee even speaks of Noah's sons settling in ruins of cities they had not built

[EbenezerGEden]

We have ALL in some measure been duped into believing the lies we were taught, accepting whatever narrative was offered as long as was agreed upon.
30 years ago I thought I was the only one who believed some of the things I believed. Today some of those beliefs are becoming mainstream topics of interest.
I'm enjoying the journey towards knowing, understanding, and becoming wise in truth.