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re: Stolen History - Lifting the Veil of Deception (Doc Part 1 - Introduction)
Posted on 3/7/23 at 11:31 am to Liberator
Posted on 3/7/23 at 11:31 am to Liberator
quote:That is, of course, false.
*Shouldn't* the century of the 1800s been a century that was recorded and logged in great detail? Yet...it is *NOT*;
Test your hypothesis. As I told a poster earlier in the thread, I got involved in some McKinley research several years ago. I relied on a number of contemporary accounts. I can assure you they do exist. Google books or the Library of Congress are a good start. There are a number of contemporary newspaper resources. Many of these are free.
This exchange is an example:
quote:The link and picture, if you had pursued it, was from a book entitled "The World's Work, Volume 1 ©1901quote:
Find ANY blueprints, records, docs, *legit* construction photos. (Nobody can document ANY World's Fair pre-1915 because they simply do NOT exist.
1901 photograph of the a planning stage of the Pan-American Exposition displaying a group of people sitting around a model of the buildings and grounds of the Exposition. Caption: "Bird's-eye view of the forthcoming Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo, as seen in the studio of Mr. Turner."
LINK
Posted on 3/7/23 at 11:50 am to NC_Tigah
you told people,
but your proof is a picture of people at a table, that just as easily could be:
"this is what we believe is under all the dirt, how do we clear all this out"
library of congress is useful, look up american antiquities, have plenty of stories of "strange finds" along with smithstonians taking it all and telling people they would be arrested
but your proof is a picture of people at a table, that just as easily could be:
"this is what we believe is under all the dirt, how do we clear all this out"
library of congress is useful, look up american antiquities, have plenty of stories of "strange finds" along with smithstonians taking it all and telling people they would be arrested
Posted on 3/7/23 at 12:05 pm to NC_Tigah
quote:
Test your hypothesis.
As I told a poster earlier in the thread, I got involved in some McKinley research several years ago. I relied on a number of contemporary accounts. I can assure you they do exist. Google books or the Library of Congress are a good start. There are a number of contemporary newspaper resources. Many of these are free.
I appreciate your contribution and opinion on this thread -- though we support divergent opinions.
McKinley though fascinating -- is a whole different subject.
FWIW...I *have* "tested" my hypotheses with thousands of hours of research ad nauseam -- established, amplified and reinforced by those many who have also examined the "evidence" of both viewpoint and "testimony."
Though I regular peruse LOC sources (check out the two photos of New Orleans (1851/1885) just up-thread, Tigah -- they are directly from the Library of Congress -- good stuff is found there -- I whole heartedly agree.
But then again, WHO ARE those who've run the LOC? The Smithsonian? And every establishment / institutional / academic source of "History"?
IS it possible that they ALL share the same agenda? IS it possible that they would be lock-step in supporting that very same Timeline? Series of Events? (or sandbagging, censoring, eliminating documents that contradict the "Historical" Timeline & account?)
Heck -- whether at the Library of Congress OR Smithsonian, OR other sources for "historical" docs, photos and "confirmation" of/ for perosns, places or things, such evidence/docs simply don't exist.
In short, I'll simply repeat what's already been said without belaboring the point:
There has been Historical / narrative / event / achievement manipulations, inventions, and eradication of so much truth by tPTB that very little of it can be believed at face value. Moreover, research has proven outright LIES in far too many cases.
Documents and explanations (even at LOC and Smithsonian etal extremely light. Sources and "testimony" are produced -- but not nearly in sufficiently or thoroughly. (THIS is why all this stuff -- like 1851-1915 World's Fairs narratives are being challenged. STRONGLY. They don't make any sense.
FWIW, I love this photo you've provided of the "planning" committee for the Buffalo World's Fair; But again -- IMO this photo "proves" nothing.
Why can't it just be a photo op that's created in order to support the notion of a "newly created" buildings, grounds, and layout? ALL that same architectural buildings (ironically and *very* coincidentally) is so similar to what stood at the Paris Expos of 1878, 1889, *and* 1900.
(I'll eventually find them and post it.)
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