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@Ispeedgang Tree

which room are you picking up ?

@MsRebeccaBlack @katyperry That beyotch looks like a giant standing next to Rebecca

secrets out…🩵 @katyperry i can’t wait to join you on THE LIFETIMES TOUR!!!!!! SEE YOU SOON 7-May Houston: Toyota Center 9-May Oklahoma City: Paycom Center 10-May Kansas City: T-Mobile Center 12-May Chicago: United Center 13-May Minneapolis: Target Center 15-May Denver: Ball Arena 17-May Las Vegas: T-Mobile Arena 20-May Austin: Moody Center 21-May Dallas: American Airlines Center 12-Jul Phoenix: Footprint Center 13-Jul Anaheim: Honda Center 15-Jul Inglewood: Kia Forum 18-Jul San Francisco: Chase Center 21-Jul Seattle: Climate Pledge Arena 22-Jul Vancouver: Rogers Arena 24-Jul Edmonton: Rogers Place 26-Jul Winnipeg: Canada Life Centre 29-Jul Ottawa: Canadian Tire Centre 30-Jul Montreal: Bell Centre 5-Aug Toronto, ON: ScotiaBank Arena 6-Aug Toronto, ON: ScotiaBank Arena 8-Aug Boston, MA: TD Garden 9-Aug Philadelphia, PA: Wells Fargo Center 11-Aug New York, NY: Madison Square Garden 14-Aug Newark, NJ: Prudential Center 15-Aug Baltimore, MD: CFG Bank Arena 17-Aug Raleigh, NC: Lenovo Center 19-Aug Nashville, TN: Bridgestone Arena 20-Aug Atlanta, GA: State Farm Arena 22-Aug Tampa, FL: Amalie Arena 23-Aug Miami, FL: Kaseya Center

@LooyKurt Piezoelectric power plant fitted for old world trains that ran off forbidden tech.. that’s why it was torn down

Rare glimpse into Penn Station, Pennsylvania Station, US, 1948.

@HistContent Melted buildings covered in sediment from a massive flood

Geologists say the 1,200 symmetrical mounds in the Philippines are just ordinary limestone deposits shaped by weather. Looking at their flawless geometry makes that official explanation feel a bit incomplete. Nature rarely carves out perfect pyramids by accident.

@4gottnHistory The builders are known, we’re just not being told who they were so that we don’t know how they built it.. likely because of how easy it was for them to build it

What’s your theory on who really built this?

@andreas_nigbur There was likely even more tech originally on top of the structure that was removed before the first photo was taken

Do you recognize what has been removed?😉 Only those who know the truth about the past can understand the present and shape the future!

@tartanarchives Probably originally had huge antennas and other types of antiquitech attached to it

Liverpool, England, 1854. The Neocloassical building was completed in 1854. This photo shows the lost steps which were removed in December of 1854. This is possibly one of the earliest photos. Does this look brand new to you? Suspicion surrounds the construction also. The architect was an unknown 23 year old who won a contest and died before building completion. This exact story has been reused for many other old world buildings: a young unknown winning a contest and dying shortly after.

@LooyKurt I wonder if those statues were part of the original construction of it they were added after the building was repurposed for religion in order to control people with false history

Why do you even consider history as taught? You have eyes to see.

@MuseBaker @Bamiebabie He retired at 45.. none of these are a 50 year old Tom Brady

50 year old Tom Brady was absolutely frying these boys x.com/Fatslob1123/st…

@TheDoctorRegen Sometimes I think lightning is the result of a broken realm and that it’s aetherial electricity being partially generated by broken old world structures that don’t work any more so it just stays in the clouds or strikes a random area

Not all of the Aether tech of the old world has been removed. It's just dormant

@4gottnHistory It’s probably a melted building that was originally above ground before it was destroyed in a cataclysm. Maybe extended/renovated during excavation before being repurposed as an underground shelter

Still to this day we have no definitive proof of who the original builders of Derinkuyu were. Or why it was built.

@Catsdogs_tweets @ginza_zigoku Small animals are always in a constant state of mild hallucination that connects them with their surroundings. That’s why they easily get startled and freaked out by simple things

@ginza_zigoku Cats and magic

猫に手品を見せたらいい反応だったwww

@LooyKurt I highly doubt it was built on an uneven street with one side of the building buried into the ground.. that’s obviously not the bottom of the structure

Stoke on Trent, UK. The Queen's Theatre, built in 1911. Image taken shortly after construction.

@lubbatahubulat It’s kinda weird there is no cheese in any Asian cuisine.. I’ve also never seen any Asian dish with turkey meat

South Asian pizza cutting

@baypinar35 It’d be cool to wear this and hide behind trees on a hiking trail and start walking very fast towards anybody that approaches

三角頭のコスプレ、これ以上を見たことないほどのクオリティ…

@Sg3Lu I don’t know how he kicks a ball so hard that it shoots straight up and stays in the air for 4 seconds just by lightly tapping it

ロナウジーニョが魅せる魔法のテクニック

@4gottnHistory It’s the preserved interior of a melted structure that somehow survived a cataclysm

The Barabar Caves, Bihar, India, cut straight into some of the hardest granite on Earth. The mainstream says, iron chisels and hammers. Yet… 📍 Iron → Mohs hardness ~4 📍 Granite → Mohs hardness 6–7 Softer tools carving harder stone, with mirror-like precision? That doesn’t add up… unless something crucial is missing from the story.

@history_hacked There probably would’ve been a lot of goldplated copper tech & crystal tech attached to these structures

If Tartaria never fell.

@HomerosHayyam41 Cathedrals originally didn’t have any glass in their large circular cathode window. That window was meant to stay open as part of the building’s function

Technologically, we are at the most advanced level the world has ever seen. x.com/HomerosHayyam4…

@richardsonczams You can tell her head is trash by how capable he is of multi-tasking