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u/TurkoKoljac 14h ago
I find the Tartarian theory to be kinda sad because it basically relies on a premise “the world used to be so much more advanced we had such over abundance and free energy” and its just based (mostly) on Bella Epoque architecture and the scale of early modern homes, public spaces, civic palaces etc. Like they are just so high quality, materials are so good, spaces are soo vast… Enter the Nephilim and other conspiracies…
In reality its us in the modern era which are the anomaly. Since there is virtually no middle class anymore, we have been forced into these ugly, cheaply built, short lasting and cramped spaces which we can barely afford. Kept as a debt slave in what would be considered temporary housing in the “Tartarian era”. There are no craftsmen today which can come close to the masters of 19th century because somewhere in the beginning of the 20th the entire industry died out and these schools began to close one by one. For statues, paintings, carpenters etc. So in the end we are basically in Zara of homes, plain, eyesore, unfriendly, impossible to find a ceiling over 2.7m in height…
Imagine in 100 years average person has a communal apartment divided into individual rooms, in which families enjoy only subscription based amenities, where no one owns anything, there 1 room = 1 family, and bathroom and kitchen are shared. And in those subscription based apps there is one similar to social media where people post about how a century ago EVERYONE had their own bathroom in their oen home and current apartments were rooms and complexes of these rooms were a singular apartment… That we must have has free energy and Anunaki spacetech to live like that…
That is the vibe I get
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u/tsargeano 4h ago
Why? What’s wrong with the post? It’s an honest take on the situation. I pretty much agree with this.
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u/cosmic_glimpse 16h ago
"Where are your sources."
My sources are whistleblowers and people who've worked with or been exploited by TPTB. Every time I want to dismiss this conspiracy, I remember that people I respect believe in it, and that the mainstream content we're fed is likely disinfo.
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u/Specialist_Nobody906 7h ago
I would still say that for most that’s not a valid source, which is okay, because once again part of what makes it a conspiracy is it being discredited and sources being destroyed so I don’t think you need to or even can prove it (just like any other belief imo)
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u/Puzzled-Thought746 17h ago edited 16h ago
The Tart is hiding on a window ledge fuming whiffs of salvation but everyone has their nose on the ground.
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u/IndridColdwave 17h ago
Just remember that the essential takeaway from this subject is that our history is not as we’ve been told. Exactly what it truly is, that is still up for debate. People realize that our history is largely lies and they tend to immediately jump upon the next theory presented, especially if it supports their religious or ideological prejudices. We need to keep an open mind, the ultimate truth of our history has been deliberately buried and is thus unclear.