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Impossible "Historical Timeline" of L.A., California (& rest of the Pacific Coast Cities)?
Posted on 2/25/23 at 11:37 am
Posted on 2/25/23 at 11:37 am
For your consideration:
Let's examine the Mainstream Go-To source (Wikipedia)
HISTORY OF LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
Key Excerpts (re: Population)
The following buildings in Los Angeles CA are said to be taken in the 1880s:
Examine the settings. And details. Do these L.A. City-Scapes and Buildings seem "New-ish" to you?
Early Los Angeles Historical Buildings (1800s-1890s)
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They built this grand building *before* building stone streets?
Do any of these city structures and street layouts look....almost new? Or newish?
OR, do they appears as though they've already been there for several decades -- if not hundreds of years?
At first this question seems preposterous. Afterall, we've "learned" and studied our "History" well. And Scholars surely examined and know our past -- and passed it along to the rest of us. They wouldn't or couldn't lie about it....OR WOULD OR COULD THEY?
Let's review another "Historical" inconsistency:
According to this same Wiki Page on LA (quoted up-thread), it is said to be a "village of[i] 5,000" in the 1870s (Out of a population of 5,000??)
Moving on...
Is it possible Los Angeles went from a "Village" of 5,000 inhabiants during the 1870s to a city of 100,000 by 1900? Absolutely.
BUT...
HOW was it possible that during the Timeline claimed by the Mainstream Narrative that the above buildings, infrastructure, Trolly Car systems, rail, electric, water & sewerage systems, layouts of roads, etc were all built -- in just a matter of 30-odd years? (akin to claiming New Orleans' population was 5,000 in 1971 and by 100,000 in 2000 most of its city roads, street layouts, huge stone buildings, rail etc -- sprung up during 15-20 years!)
How IS this possible?? (then again, those who claim to have "founded" Los Angeles, also *then* controlled and wrote its books and "History."
THE "official" account of Los Angeles (as well as San Francisco, Portland, OR and Seattle WA) and accompanying Timeline seems also to have been doctored up and contrived (if ONE historical account is "adjusted," they must ALL be adjusted.) If this is te case, the question is WHY?? And obviously, what is gained (OR lost) by coming clean with the truth regarding these "American" cities? Would they Lie to us?
L.A. is hardly the exception to the case; PICK A CITY. ANY MAJOR AMERICAN CITY.
In case after case after case, plausible explanations, details, documents, photos, during the supposed Historical Timeline of exploding growth and construction are woefully and coincidentally...UN-AVAILABLE. Or...coincidentally Destroyed -- mostly by "Major Fire."
We see this very same phenomena played out of un-explained city planning, logistics & blueprints for infrastructure and lack of documentation & evidence for proving our old, "founded" larger cities and structures were indeed built in the Time-Frame claimed by our "Historians." Why aren't any details or photographs available in various stages of construction? Or city plans and blueprints? By 1870s -- and certainly onward, clean photography was available to document "progress." Yet. NADA.
So many tangents, so much to unpack from this "History" and "Narrative." Mostly how incomplete and duplicitous is was *then* (and well and *now*.)
History as usual is repeating itself.
Let's examine the Mainstream Go-To source (Wikipedia)
HISTORY OF LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
Key Excerpts (re: Population)
quote:
The official date for the founding of the city is September 4, 1781. (Definition of "Founded" = "Oooh, lookie what WE found!!" - as in, *ALREADY EXISTING.*)
In the 1870s, Los Angeles was still little more than a village of 5,000.
By 1900, there were over 100,000 occupants of the city.
The following buildings in Los Angeles CA are said to be taken in the 1880s:
Examine the settings. And details. Do these L.A. City-Scapes and Buildings seem "New-ish" to you?
Early Los Angeles Historical Buildings (1800s-1890s)
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They built this grand building *before* building stone streets?
Do any of these city structures and street layouts look....almost new? Or newish?
OR, do they appears as though they've already been there for several decades -- if not hundreds of years?
At first this question seems preposterous. Afterall, we've "learned" and studied our "History" well. And Scholars surely examined and know our past -- and passed it along to the rest of us. They wouldn't or couldn't lie about it....OR WOULD OR COULD THEY?
Let's review another "Historical" inconsistency:
According to this same Wiki Page on LA (quoted up-thread), it is said to be a "village of[i] 5,000" in the 1870s (Out of a population of 5,000??)
Moving on...
Is it possible Los Angeles went from a "Village" of 5,000 inhabiants during the 1870s to a city of 100,000 by 1900? Absolutely.
BUT...
HOW was it possible that during the Timeline claimed by the Mainstream Narrative that the above buildings, infrastructure, Trolly Car systems, rail, electric, water & sewerage systems, layouts of roads, etc were all built -- in just a matter of 30-odd years? (akin to claiming New Orleans' population was 5,000 in 1971 and by 100,000 in 2000 most of its city roads, street layouts, huge stone buildings, rail etc -- sprung up during 15-20 years!)
How IS this possible?? (then again, those who claim to have "founded" Los Angeles, also *then* controlled and wrote its books and "History."
THE "official" account of Los Angeles (as well as San Francisco, Portland, OR and Seattle WA) and accompanying Timeline seems also to have been doctored up and contrived (if ONE historical account is "adjusted," they must ALL be adjusted.) If this is te case, the question is WHY?? And obviously, what is gained (OR lost) by coming clean with the truth regarding these "American" cities? Would they Lie to us?
L.A. is hardly the exception to the case; PICK A CITY. ANY MAJOR AMERICAN CITY.
In case after case after case, plausible explanations, details, documents, photos, during the supposed Historical Timeline of exploding growth and construction are woefully and coincidentally...UN-AVAILABLE. Or...coincidentally Destroyed -- mostly by "Major Fire."
We see this very same phenomena played out of un-explained city planning, logistics & blueprints for infrastructure and lack of documentation & evidence for proving our old, "founded" larger cities and structures were indeed built in the Time-Frame claimed by our "Historians." Why aren't any details or photographs available in various stages of construction? Or city plans and blueprints? By 1870s -- and certainly onward, clean photography was available to document "progress." Yet. NADA.
So many tangents, so much to unpack from this "History" and "Narrative." Mostly how incomplete and duplicitous is was *then* (and well and *now*.)
History as usual is repeating itself.
This post was edited on 2/25/23 at 1:41 pm
Posted on 2/25/23 at 11:40 am to Liberator
More Los Angeles "Newer" Buildings from the 1880s (according to the OFFICIAL Narrative.")
Post "Mudflood" evidence? (And does it not also look like a 17th century European building?)
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Water and Power Associates
Also appears to be extricated from massive surrounding mounds of dirt (more post "mudflood" evidence?)
Post "Mudflood" evidence? (And does it not also look like a 17th century European building?)
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Water and Power Associates
Also appears to be extricated from massive surrounding mounds of dirt (more post "mudflood" evidence?)
Posted on 2/25/23 at 11:42 am to Liberator
The simulation creates history for us but when you look close there are tiny flaws.
Posted on 2/25/23 at 11:51 am to TrueTiger
Programming flaws? Programmer named Joshua screwed up?
Posted on 2/25/23 at 12:16 pm to Liberator
quote:
The official date for the founding of the city is September 4, 1781. (Definition of "Founded" = "Oooh, lookie what WE found!!" - as in, *ALREADY EXISTING.*)
English is not your first language, I take it.
Posted on 2/25/23 at 12:18 pm to Liberator
Please explain this to me like I’m 5 years old.
Posted on 2/25/23 at 12:23 pm to Liberator
So, what's your alternative theory of what really happened?
Posted on 2/25/23 at 12:23 pm to tigersownall
quote:
Please explain this to me like I’m 5 years old.
Sleestak built everything, we just found it and have written history to say we built everything.
Posted on 2/25/23 at 12:54 pm to Epaminondas
I believe the "Theory" is there was an advanced civilization already in the Americas that has been "covered up" by our gate keeper organizations, such as the Smithsonian.
Reference the Red-haired Giants that were mentioned many times by newspapers in the 1800s. "Yellow Journalism", they say now. Or the "Egyptian", "Tibetan" mummies from the Grand Canyon. And so on...
Reference the Red-haired Giants that were mentioned many times by newspapers in the 1800s. "Yellow Journalism", they say now. Or the "Egyptian", "Tibetan" mummies from the Grand Canyon. And so on...
Posted on 2/25/23 at 1:24 pm to LookSquirrel
quote:
I believe the "Theory" is there was an advanced civilization already in the Americas that has been "covered up" by our gate keeper organizations, such as the Smithsonian.
Reference the Red-haired Giants that were mentioned many times by newspapers in the 1800s. "Yellow Journalism", they say now. Or the "Egyptian", "Tibetan" mummies from the Grand Canyon. And so on...
Ok this is a TPA kinda statement. And a rabbit hole I could disappear into for a while.
Any links to these theories?
Posted on 2/25/23 at 1:31 pm to alphaandomega
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Any links to these theories?
In March and April 1909, the Phoenix Gazette published two stories about the discovery of a great underground citadel hidden in a cave in the Grand Canyon. The first article in March only mentions explorer G.E. Kinkaid and his explorations down the Colorado River. The paper also notes that he made some interesting archeological discoveries, but no details were listed. The second story reports in more depth on Kinkaid’s trip down the Colorado River, where he discovered an ancient, hidden city in hand-carved (not natural) caves.
LINK
Giant links;
Giants
This post was edited on 2/25/23 at 1:42 pm
Posted on 2/25/23 at 1:40 pm to Liberator
Wait a minute; This is Los Angeles, the 1880s. It's hard enough explaining to the rubes how all these buildings and entire city emerging out of thin air. How are we also supposed to explain how we built all these dayum electric street cars, rail tracks and laid them in the streets of Los Angeles by the 1880s!? Afterall, our population was just 5,000 in 1871. This is almost a brand new American city!
Simple. We get rid of the mess. Slowly but surely. Don' have to 'splain nothing, Lucy!
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Posted on 2/25/23 at 1:42 pm to TrueTiger
quote:
The simulation creates history for us but when you look close there are tiny flaws.
"Tiny" is some cases; As yuge as several Kardashian azzes in most cases when scrutinzed.
This post was edited on 2/25/23 at 1:42 pm
Posted on 2/25/23 at 1:51 pm to Liberator
quote:
Liberator
This is the kind of crazy that keeps bringing me back to this board.
Posted on 2/25/23 at 1:52 pm to LookSquirrel
Nice. The Ritz-Carlton glitch in the Matrix. (worthy of its own thread)
Squirrel, here's a mind-blower of a thread to check out:
LINK
Dude got right up against this with a drone. He also comments on what is seen up and close.
Drone Footage (CLOSE UP Steel-colummns, re-bar constroction and cliffs)
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Massive support for a past gargantuan structure? (what hidden history lies *below* the golf course and Ritz?
Squirrel, here's a mind-blower of a thread to check out:
LINK
Dude got right up against this with a drone. He also comments on what is seen up and close.
Drone Footage (CLOSE UP Steel-colummns, re-bar constroction and cliffs)
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Massive support for a past gargantuan structure? (what hidden history lies *below* the golf course and Ritz?
Posted on 2/25/23 at 2:00 pm to Epaminondas
quote:
So, what's your alternative theory of what really happened?
Can you be more specific? We can branch off into several tangents...
The main theory here is Time-Line manipulation of the narrative and the notion that L.A.'s circa 1880 older buildings, rail systems, road grids, electrical systems (see the electric poles?) were NOT "built" in the 1870s or 1880s. (Wikipedia -- Mainstream's "Gold Standard" for "Information" claims L.A.'s population in the 1870s was @ 5,000 people.)
Multiply this times the number of American Cities in which the same "PRESTO!! We built all this!!" in the narrative that's is claimed.
It flies in the face of the "History" in which we've been told / indoctrinated (the reason any notion of "alt-History" blows mind, triggers others, and confuses the rest.)
Posted on 2/25/23 at 2:02 pm to Bard
quote:
Sleestak built everything, we just found it and have written history to say we built everything.
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Posted on 2/25/23 at 2:12 pm to Liberator
People who believe these conspiracy theories do so only because modern regulations and government nonsense have made replicating these sorts of feats in the United States and Europe a near impossible task in the late 20th century. These things are incredibly possible in the time-frame allotted. It is only our government and cheaper construction techniques preventing it now.
Posted on 2/25/23 at 2:13 pm to frankthetank
quote:
This is the kind of crazy that keeps bringing me back to this board.
We aim to please.
If the Present-Day is mired eyeballs-deep in "Official" lies, so too will the Future....but so too was the past (no...make that *especially* the Past. They were even worse.
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