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re: Impossible "Historical Timeline" of L.A., California (& rest of the Pacific Coast Cities)?
Posted on 2/26/23 at 10:18 am to Liberator
Posted on 2/26/23 at 10:18 am to Liberator
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The house I grew up in was built....IN 1887. And looks NOTHING like the buildings I'm referring to.
Most houses built today don’t look anything like their commercial building contemporaries either.
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Posted on 2/26/23 at 10:22 am to LookSquirrel
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Reference the Red-haired Giants that were mentioned many times by newspapers in the 1800s
We was giants and shite
And when we finally get a red haired giant president? The manlets shut it down
Posted on 2/26/23 at 10:24 am to Timeoday
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So they built these montrosities and made them appear to look 300+ years old.
Gotcha!!
Yup...
Horse & buggy days, no heavy machinery, NO available labor. NO nearby quarries. NO craftsmen. NO archived documentation. NO blueprints NO City Infrastructure Plans. NO photos. Whether POPULATIONS of just 5,000 or 1,000!
Just believe, baby!! Cuz our "Founders" and Monied Elites wouldn't lie to us THEN or NOW!! (or would they to protect their past lies and supposed "accomplishments"?)
And yet, VOILA!! (The narrative): "We Founded the town AND built this City Hall and all these tall stone & brick cathedrals that look exactly as though it were built in 16th Century Rome or Paris!"
Ridiculous.
No wonder our society is being bamboozled so badly. An finished as a society. Indoctrination / lack of critical thinking is the death of us.
This post was edited on 2/26/23 at 10:26 am
Posted on 2/26/23 at 10:30 am to Y.A. Tittle
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Most houses built today don’t look anything like their commercial building contemporaries either.
A photo of DC showed similar "houses" of mine built c.1887 (none of which provided any "rebuttal" to the premise of this thread) -- AND capitol building in the background as the poster's "Exhibit "A" (of which ZERO docs exist for IT as well coincidentally.)
Posted on 2/26/23 at 10:44 am to EMAW2000
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I fell down this rabbit hole after watching a video about the 1906 San Francisco earthquake.
You'll fall further into that Hole once you check out abandoned San Francisco, 1878. That's right -- abandoned. An entire city.
The photo is a famous panorama series of photos of San Francisco built out... by "1878"; the narrative claimed it was established in 1845. Another impossible Timeline that is resolved once you realize San Francisco is ANOTHER CITY BUILT BY ANOTHER PREVIOUS CIVILIZATION (who has not only gotten no credit but isn;t even mentioned by "History.")
So...THE narrative claims that an ENTIRE LARGE city, roads, ports, rail, churches, stores, etc was built... in just 20 years??
Examine the close in. Mind blower.
Panoramic View San Francisco, 1878 -- TO ENLARGE:
The lies from The Liars this Matrix leads so many to believe....
smh
Posted on 2/26/23 at 10:49 am to BuckyCheese
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OP still pushing the "mudflood" bullshite after it was shown absolutely false in his post about Omaha.
This is a good time for my periodic reminder that OP also believes that bricks cannot have been transported by boat from Maine to Florida in the 19th Century
Dudes a troll or a total kook.
Posted on 2/26/23 at 10:51 am to Liberator
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no heavy machinery, NO available labor. NO nearby quarries. NO craftsmen. NO archived documentation. NO blueprints NO City Infrastructure Plans.
Who told you that these things did not exist in the 1880s?
Posted on 2/26/23 at 10:52 am to Liberator
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capitol building in the background as the poster's "Exhibit "A" (of which ZERO docs exist for IT as well coincidentally.)
Why are you pretending like there are no documents detailing the Capitol’s design, construction, and multiple renovations/rebuilds?
Posted on 2/26/23 at 10:59 am to Liberator
San Francisco is a Ghost Town: The Story Behind Eadweard Muybridge’s Spooky Panorama
("Ghost Town" San Franciso, 1878 article noted)
I don't know whether this take is true.
Romanesque architectural buildings seen all over town -- especially on the left panel (close ups are available).
TO ALL:
How was this city built to THIS degree by 1878??
An entire city grid and infrastructure is in place.
The cable cars are already installed in the street!
Electric poles are up. That means electric exists (in a town that is said to "spring up" in 20 years??)
How old does it really appear to you?
("Ghost Town" San Franciso, 1878 article noted)
I don't know whether this take is true.
Romanesque architectural buildings seen all over town -- especially on the left panel (close ups are available).
TO ALL:
How was this city built to THIS degree by 1878??
An entire city grid and infrastructure is in place.
The cable cars are already installed in the street!
Electric poles are up. That means electric exists (in a town that is said to "spring up" in 20 years??)
How old does it really appear to you?
Posted on 2/26/23 at 11:02 am to Indefatigable
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Who told you that these things did not exist in the 1880s?
If entire cities re *already* up and running *by* the 1880s -- including yuge stone palaces and cathedrals -- tell me how old you think they really are? And...in your opinon, who built ny of it?
How old is San Francisco? How did they built IT? What engineering and tech did they have?
Posted on 2/26/23 at 11:06 am to Indefatigable
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Why are you pretending like there are no documents detailing the Capitol’s design, construction, and multiple renovations/rebuilds?
Why are you pretending the "docs" can be trusted?
Do you know the actual "history" of "Washington" DC? (NOT the narrative's version)
If you do, I'll gladly listen.
Posted on 2/26/23 at 11:06 am to Liberator
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in a town that is said to "spring up" in 20 years??
San Francisco had settlement even before the gold rush.
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How was this city built to THIS degree by 1878?? An entire city grid and infrastructure is in place. The cable cars are already installed in the street! Electric poles are up. That means electric exists (in a town that is said to "spring up" in 20 years??)
Why do you think these things could not have been accomplished in 30-40 years?
It was easily done in many, many major cities worldwide (electrification, public transit systems, etc.) 30 years is a long time, and all of the things you find suspicious are and were incredibly doable in the 1880’s, with mid/late 19th century technology.
Posted on 2/26/23 at 11:06 am to Liberator
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Why are you pretending the "docs" can be trusted? Do you know the actual "history" of "Washington" DC? (NOT the narrative's version)
Got it. Only you and uninformed innuendo can be trusted.
Posted on 2/26/23 at 11:07 am to Indefatigable
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This is a good time for my periodic reminder that ...
That you need to re-load another Maxi-Pad.
Posted on 2/26/23 at 11:07 am to Indefatigable
Got anything?
Or are you going to just make excuses.
Go ahead, madam....
Or are you going to just make excuses.
Go ahead, madam....
Posted on 2/26/23 at 11:08 am to Liberator
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If entire cities re *already* up and running *by* the 1880s -- including yuge stone palaces and cathedrals -- tell me how old you think they really are?
A couple of decades by that point.
quote:
And...in your opinon, who built ny of it?
The exact people you claim cannot have built it.
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How old is San Francisco?
The city itself had settlement as early as the late 18th century surrounding the old Spanish missions.
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How did they built IT? What engineering and tech did they have?
The same tech that everyone else in the 19th century had.
You really should read more on the Industrial Revolution. Everything you say or imply to be impossible was incredibly doable, and done worldwide in that time frame. (Large stone buildings, etc).
Posted on 2/26/23 at 11:10 am to Liberator
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That you need to re-load another Maxi-Pad.
I’ll always be ready to mock you on that point.
Believing that bricks could not travel by boat from Maine to Florida in the 19th century is one of the dumbest things I have ever seen, read or heard from (presumably) an educated adult.
Posted on 2/26/23 at 11:16 am to Indefatigable
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Why do you think these things could not have been accomplished in 30-40 years?
It was easily done in many, many major cities worldwide (electrification, public transit systems, etc.)...
So you believe the San Francisco of 1878 was legit; that everything see in that photo is less than 20 years old --*including* all the infrastructure, architecture, homes, rail, cable cars, ports, docks, water system, sewerage, and block and blocks of roads, engineering, city planning -- not to mention an organized, well-oiled machine with jobs, craftsmen, schools, law enforcement, governance, etc etc?
Ooo-kay.
(Meanwhile in 2023 it takes a year of planning and construction to build a steel and block Dollar Store store -- and the bridges and roads still can't even be patched up and repaired WITH 21st century engineering, material, and "know how.")
Posted on 2/26/23 at 11:23 am to Liberator
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everything see in that photo is less than 20 years old --*including* all the infrastructure, architecture, homes, rail, cable cars, ports, docks, water system, sewerage, and block and blocks of roads, engineering, city planning -- not to mention an organized, well-oiled machine with jobs, craftsmen, schools, law enforcement, governance, etc etc?
No. Why would everything in that picture be only 20 years old? SF existed before 1858.
Much of the electrical stuff is likely less than 20 years old in the photo, yes. Much of of the rest of the buildings etc in that photo are likely between 20 and 40 years old given the timeline of the gold rush and its impact on the development of SF proper.
There is absolutely nothing suspicious or mysterious about a city in the American west exploding with infrastructure in that time period—in fact most major urban areas worldwide went through a rapid period of physical growth between 1840 and 1880 due to technological advancements.
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Meanwhile in 2023 it takes a year of planning and construction to build a steel and block Dollar Store store -- and the bridges and roads still can't even be patched up and repaired WITH 21st century engineering, material, and "know how."
This fact has everything to do with government regulation/political machinations and absolutely nothing to do with technological ability.
This post was edited on 2/26/23 at 11:38 am
Posted on 2/26/23 at 11:56 am to Indefatigable
Can't pass a shite and giggles opportunity like this.
So;
16 million red bricks. How did they get there? Fort Jefferson in the Florida Keys.
~16 million RED bricks with a melting point of +- 2000 degrees to create
~All using a mortar recipe that WAS NOT Re-discovered until 2014
~ALL 'natural cement' was shipped from overseas until mid 1800's
~NO brick manufacturing until 15 years into construction
Worldwide
Personally, I have no dog in this fight and don't really care. I have NO CLUE about this stuff. However, I do subscribe to the "Question Everything" mind set and I believe this is what Liberator was referring to.
quote:
Believing that bricks could not travel by boat from Maine to Florida in the 19th century is one of the dumbest things I have ever seen, read or heard from (presumably) an educated adult.
So;
16 million red bricks. How did they get there? Fort Jefferson in the Florida Keys.
~16 million RED bricks with a melting point of +- 2000 degrees to create
~All using a mortar recipe that WAS NOT Re-discovered until 2014
~ALL 'natural cement' was shipped from overseas until mid 1800's
~NO brick manufacturing until 15 years into construction
Worldwide
Personally, I have no dog in this fight and don't really care. I have NO CLUE about this stuff. However, I do subscribe to the "Question Everything" mind set and I believe this is what Liberator was referring to.
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