Hear me out...I'm always hesitant to just jump on the blanket idea of Tartaria. There's a lot of bs and misnomers as well as things that can't be proven without a doubt lumped in under the Tartaria umbrella. Instead, I avoid using any references to Tartaria and point out things that don't fit into our empire approved historical narrative, such as:

1. Architecture, stated build dates, population at said build dates, the available technology at the time (no power tools) and the fact that photos of relatively new buildings appear weathered.
2. World fairs, sanitary fairs etc al, including the one in England with giant glass house, all said to be "temporary", and/or built from scratch in 1-3 years. There's no way that is true, just considering curved glass parts alone.
3. Prior to the Pentagon being built in 1943, the largest building in the world was the Ohio insane asylum. Why? Go along with the program or off to the booby hatch you go? Legitimate reason could be mothers that had to give up their children... which brings me to...
4. Orphan trains and live incubator babies on display at these world fairs... sometimes children for sale (wtf). Where are they getting all these children?
5. Buildings that are sunk in the ground 6-20 feet below street level, as indicated by retrofitted half windows and staircases that are now attached to 2nd or 3rd floor. I've found no evidence that satisfies a mud flood, but I think liquifaction may have occurred during some cataclysmic event. Heavy vibration or even sounds of a certain frequency can cause solid earth to liquify. This has been demonstrated using sound. How and if this happened, I have no idea.
6. Similar "Greco-Roman" (for lack of better term) buildings found all over the world, not just places supposedly conquered by Roman empire.
7. Star forts found all over the world as well, with no explanation to their origins or true purpose. There's a nice one right under the statue of liberty. You can find a Google map of all of them worldwide by googling "star fort map". There are a ton of anomalies related to the whole Tartaria subject - but what intrigues me the most is the photography from the 1893 Chicago Columbian Exposition. The Architecture and water features are absolutely glorious. Could you imagine being there? How glorious and amazing it would be? They had fountains and electric lights...in 1893... right on the ragged edge of electricity being rolled out. So maybe not exactly Tartaria, but it sure leaves me with a lot of questions about our realm and what really went down in the past. A part of me senses that before us, there was a unified world/culture/civilization that could have lived in peace with one another before some event happened and evil creeped in. If you look at today's world it seems that every action and decision is made to be less natural, less loving, less harmonious than it could be. It's the complete antithesis of 'godly' behavior. Evil snuck in somewhere and has been cornholing us ever since...