Heisting History

Uncovering Tartaria⚡ Rumble link rumble.com/v4yxo65-hidden…

I know it's hard because we've all been indoctrinated since kindergarten as to what shape the Earth is. You walk into your kindergarten class and what's sitting on the shelf big and proud?... Yup, a spinning globe right there to begin the indoctrination. The Earth is most definitely flat.

Do you still believe that ancient buildings and sculptures like these were made by slaves using rudimentary tools?

Old World China. What could this have been? From an era when it was easier to excavate than to build?

Harold Bate explains how, by extracting methane from animal waste, he is able to power his car using chicken poo. The carburetor attachment is called the Bate Auto Gas Converter. It fits between the methane pressure bottle and the car’s carburetor, allowing the engines' cylinders to draw just enough methane from the bottle as needed.

Once upon a time...

Tartar Nations. Do you believe in Tartaria? No. Why does it appear in so many books as a nation? Regardless of whether or not it is sometimes portrayed correctly, the important thing is that Tartaria is there. I set aside two pages. archive.org/details/russia…

Why can we no longer reproduce anything as resistant and durable as the ancient builders did?

hey pssst globies... Remember when you debunked this...? yea me neither 🤣

Main post office, Winnipeg (yes that's a 'post office' and not an opera house). "Winnipeg's sixth (Why does it need so many? It doesn't) Main Post Office once stood at 238–246 Portage Avenue. The post office closed in 1958 and was demolished in 1962. Replaced by a box.

@CBudhi @estudosmedeirov @RjNol @grok I'm still figuring X out 😄

@HeistingHistory @estudosmedeirov @RjNol @grok And @grok is a fantastic search engine 😂 solid with math and helpful in finding documents… 😂 sometimes…. But everything has its use…

@CBudhi @estudosmedeirov @RjNol @grok Lol that wasn't for you sorry buddy 😅

@estudosmedeirov @HeistingHistory @RjNol @grok lol well that’s just lazy… and just because grok can’t find it on the internet doesn’t mean they didn’t happen. Also @grok when was the great Cahokia flood?

On the morning of April 14, 1561, between around 4:00 and 5:00 a.m., the citizens of Nuremberg, experienced a mysterious display in the sky. This event was documented by Hans Glaser, a printer and woodcut artist, who published a broadsheet describing what many residents observed. His illustration and accompanying account depict a variety of strange shapes seen in the sky above the city. According to his report, observers saw red, blue, and black spheres, crosses, objects that looked like cylinders or tubes, reddish arcs, and a large dark form described as a "black spear" pointing westward. These shapes appeared to move rapidly, seemingly engaging in a chaotic struggle that lasted around an hour.

Acoustic location is the technology of identifying the location of objects by detecting sound waves they emit. It was quickly adopted by the military in the early 1900s as a way of locating aircraft. Rumble rumble.com/v6l9my4-acoust…

The very same fractal patterns that are found in Nature ⚡ Rumble rumble.com/v5tg82z-the-ve…

Firmament, Eternal Sky The Firmament signifies a divine barrier that separates the heavenly waters above from the Earth below. "And God said, Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters, and let it divide the waters" Rumble rumble.com/v54jmav-the-fi…

Climate Change.

"The Man Who Fell from Heaven" is a mysterious, petroglyph (rock carving) located on the shoreline at Robertson Point near Metlakatla and Prince Rupert, B.C. Interesting! 🤔

@CBudhi @estudosmedeirov @RjNol @grok @grok please tell me what to believe 🤣

@LampsOfValar @CBudhi @RjNol Bro's been missing in action. Son of a gun shows up like he never left

@CBudhi @HeistingHistory @RjNol

@CBudhi @RjNol Also a certain trial after WW2 🤔

@HeistingHistory @RjNol Crazy how this event coincides with the great Cahokia/Montezuma’s flood