Chicago, 1893 (please read 1st reply for context, content and video link)
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Every World Fair or as they were also called, Expositions, essentially displayed the same mind-blowing gargantuan architecture (including canals and exquisite fountains) apparently constructed for a temporary event. This occurred world wide around the turn of the century. Including Australia! The buildings that weren't "deconstructed" all "burned down" in ensuing decades. Many of the colossal constructions were built with steel and glass. Sydney's Crystal Palace is but one example.
I have worked in construction for decades. We would struggle to achieve such construction with all the heavy machinery and power tools we have today.
These Expositions were not what the offical narrative states. They were left overs from a previous highly advanced civilisation. Almost morbidly displayed for one last hurrah before being destroyed.
There are remnants of it everywhere on every continent (who knows re Antarctica).
Tartaria. My favourite topic. The relatively recent history of Earth is beyond fascinating...
Wow so if this was happening all over the world...it brings to my mind a video/documentary I've watched (several times) called The Lost History of ____ Earth (redacted cuz I don't wanna catch a ban here) and another by the same guy called What on ____ Earth Happened?
In these videos he talks about an apparent mass migration (replacement?) of peoples in pretty much all the major cities across Earth. Which also coincides with the whole orphan thing being so big in literature and IRL at the time. Crazy stuff to think about, it's also probably my favorite conspiracy theory too.
The orphan trains. The grand hotels of Canada. The Erie Canal. The instant massive build up of San Francisco as evidenced by 1860's photography. The "settlement" of Australia. The list goes on and on.
The early construction in Australia and New Zealand is the clincher. There's no way a tiny population of immigrants to a new land completely different to where they originated were able to build such colossal constructions whilst at the same time trying to survive in a harsh landscape...
I've been looking at Martin Leidtke's amazing research for many years. He's discovered so much. The Greatest Story Never Told...
What was the Gold "Rush" really about? Who were the "Robber" Barons?
Then there's the concept of "Free" masonry...