Orphan Trains | Children Of Tartaria

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[oeyycvi]

‘foster homes’- my 94 year old granny told me these kids were indentured servants

[KittiesAGogo]

When I lived in Philadelphia, there was construction going on next to a UPenn building, a very old brownstone. The workers had excavated about 15 feet down directly beside the building, so you could see its exterior wall for the entire way down. On the building, all the way down, there are freaking *WINDOWS*, covered with some very thick, very old wood. Windows. 15 feet underground. Couldn't believe it.

[n-bynorthwest]

My mother was a orphan trains child. Never knew a thing about her past before she was adopted.

[annabellelee]

My Great Grandfather's parents died in NYC and he was put on the orphan train I think just after WW1 and he was sold to a dairy farmer. His owner was very abusive and he was legally bound to that farm until he reached the age of 21. He slept with the cows and worked long long days with no days off. At 12, he ran off and travelled south to Arkansas where he lived and refused to ever leave the state because he was bound to pay the 9 years or so he still owed his owner. It was horrible and the orphan train is shameful, children were nothing but slaves.

[chasethecat]

My lawyer boss of 30 years (now passed) was an orphan because...wait for it - his mother was crazy. Father was crazy. He came from Ireland. I find it strange his parents were both crazy but he was brilliant. A good man. Had a wife and 4 kids at home and worked full time as a mgr at Mack while going to law school.

[allegrosotto]

I've been looking at these stories for a while now, and as I travel around my country of Australia, I look at the early brick buildings with different eyes. Jails and schools built in the mid 1800s look remarkably alike...we've been slaves to the System for a long time. Didn't know Fremantle was part of the world's fair, so will look into that further.

[VegaTakeOver]

i hate the fact that i just found out about this tataria stuff at 19 years old and its so interesting i just wished there was a series that explained this in a more chronological order rather than getting pieces here and there

[edgeGabe]

If we question on how history can be forgotten, we need only look on how asking questions now is seen as an invitation for name calling and canceled.

[beeintelligent]

Yes, my grandfather was brought to Michigan on a Orphan Train from the East. I’d say around the the 1930’s. He was given out as a farm hand and was abused and unloved. It made him a very hard core, abusive man to my father and siblings. My grandfather immigrated from Scotland as a young boy. The story told was that my great grandfather and wife were a odd couple. He was in his 60’s to 70’s and she was in her early 20’s. He died shortly after arriving in America and it was said, the mother, was committed to a insane asylum. Whatever the story, my grandfather was left parentless and a product of these Orphan Trains.

[ofearthseasky]

I believe my grandfather was one of these orphans. My family doesn’t know much about him other than he was a German Jew and an orphan brought to America as a child. He went on to work in Hollywood.

I also believe my Grandmother was experimented on in the MK Ultra project. She was one of the first people to have electric shock treatments and given lithium. I now believe she was the precursor (lab rat) for our modern psychiatric industry and the drugging of society into submission.

[ygagarin]

Very accurate information which is very unusual. Mud flood of 1740 can be confirmed by the mid-18th century N. America map showing the Western Sea instead of the states of Washington and Oregon at that time. As for the Orphan trains, I lived in Siberia years ago. I learnt there that in all the cities were special buildings where any woman could bring their babies if they had financial, or other troubles, no question asked. These babies stayed there until the age of 4-5, then, they were moved to larger facilities in St. Petersburg, and Moscow. From there, they were transferred to Europe. Only after learning about the Orphan Trains I was able to figure out their very probable final destination.

[batzzz]

The orphan trains are the inspiration for the cabbage patch kids.

[kellystrangelove]

A lot of those kids were also incubator babies

[Mapheadmom]

Excellent video. Poor dear children and incubator babies. What horrid people behind all this to cause such heartache.♥️

[guymcmullan]

Hello from Montana good morning 🌄🌻, I'm 68, , year's old and was taken out of Mississippi, my biological father is a mystery as well as my mother, taken to DC metro area, and as a infant began this crazy journey, , people are strange when you are a stranger, , , I found out from a shrink at the VA, I am disproportionetly honest, empathetic clairvoyance, this is ok, I give up and let God show me, He knows I have a spirit of truth, bless the Lamb of God bless you and your family, 🚬☠️🌄

[GodEmperorOfDune]

I'm inclined to believe that the parents of these children were collectively "attacked" by whomever was in charge and put into "asylums" with the excuse that they all went mad. The sheer amounts of asylums in the U.S. in the late 1800s is staggering, as were the number of orphanages. With the adults out of the way, the children were then rounded up and dispersed as spoils of war. None of these children look happy in the photos, so whatever happened was not something that sat well with them. I think the U.S. was invaded by an unknown force in the mid-1800s, defeated, and scoured clean.

[mitchmatthews]

Excellent video. I had relatives that were on the orphan trains that my grandparents lost contact with around the turn if the last century.

[tribeoflightband]

Damn you blew my mind. Familiar with Tartaria and it’s erasure but I was not aware of this infant incubation thing 🤯 What is that? Remnants of slain Tartarian adults, or something else like stealing children from ‘wars’ or early cloning technology? Rabbit hole is deepening on this entire subject. Appreciate your insights and work, just subbed 🙏🏼

[csingle]

People on the orphan train could be clones

[ladycirclewoman]

Orphan trains made it to Helena MT so those trains were everywhere, not just the mid west…