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I just want to put this out there for the record. IDK if ppl online now have no memory, or they are all very young, or they just weren't paying attention, or what, but Tartaria is obviously a psyop.

Back about maybe 12 years ago by now, everyone in 'Tartaria world', were all working on the issue of Hyperborea and what they call 'phantom time', which was supposed to be made up fake history that was kind of stretched out to make history seem longer.

There were some kind of oblique references to Tartaria just in the context of history being faked.

Then all of a sudden, like overnight, all of a sudden there were tons of articles and threads and stuff on Tartaria.

The same goes for the 'mud flood'. The rise of interest in the mud flood was not organic at all. A graph of articles and comments would go up at about an 85 degree angle.

IDK why this would be specifically, but just given the coincidence in time, I would guess they wanted to derail the fake time and Hyperborea avenues of research.

Just putting that out there for any sincere researchers to add to your store of information.
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The fact that this thread has no replies is so sad that it could be considered a sin.
>Tartaria is obviously a psyop.
>Back about maybe 12 years ago by now, everyone in 'Tartaria world', were all working on the issue of Hyperborea and what they call 'phantom time'
>Then all of a sudden, like overnight, all of a sudden there were tons of articles and threads and stuff on Tartaria.
>The same goes for the 'mud flood'. The rise of interest in the mud flood was not organic at all.
>IDK why this would be specifically, but just given the coincidence in time, I would guess they wanted to derail the fake time and Hyperborea avenues of research.
You are correct, Tartaria is a psyop, same with Flat Earth. I don't know much about Phantom Time but I have taken a very brief look at it before, and I think it is a psyop too, but it's one that contains strong hints of truth within it. My suggestions for you and anyone coming across this post is:

0-Learn the truth about the World Wars (if you still believe the narrative given to you by the victors, that is)
1-Research Hyperborea
2-Research archaeological cover-up conspiracies, especially ones connected to theories of ancient cataclysms (such as Geomagnetic Reversals AKA pole flips, Great Floods and lost civilizations).
3-Research Gnosticism, Tibetan Buddhism and Bon-Po (and if you agree with your findings, start practicing it)
4-Practice OPSEC (Don't reveal your findings anywhere that's infested by normies, glowies and astroturfed as hell such as half/pol/, half/x/, tv/truth/ and xitter, unless you want to get zersetzung'd)

Out of all these suggestions, 0 and 3 are the most important. If God lives in your heart, He will reveal the rest of the truth to you. Suggestion #4 is to make sure you have peace of mind to practice #3. The only reason I'm making this post is because sleepychan seems to be somewhat of a safe haven, nearly the entire internet has already been compromised. The only reasons I don't spill the beans of all I know is that I don't want to trigger any glowie webcrawlers and to not spoil anyone's journey towards truth and freedom, because that's a path only you, the Eternal Spirit reading this post, can walk.
I didn't see this thread when it got posted, but I actually first heard about this Tartaria bullshit around the same time. I saw a video about my town and many other towns or cities on some faggot's JewTube channel talking about how all the stonemasonry was fake and gay or something. His videos are just slideshows of historic architectural photographs with him saying "hmmm, very suspicious" over them. Retard was also trying to shill some book. I understand building aesthetics and standards have plummeted and that mainstream history is full of lies, but the Tartaria bullshit is ludicrously stupid.
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>on some faggot's JewTube channel talking about how all the stonemasonry was fake and gay or something. His videos are just slideshows of historic architectural photographs with him saying "hmmm, very suspicious" over them.
That description kinda reminds me of Jon Levi
>Retard was also trying to shill some book. 
Didn't knew he actually had a book, but jewgling it did return a result of a book co-authored by Levi, so I wonder if that's who you're talking about.
>Tartaria bullshit is ludicrously stupid.
Yup. There never was a global civilization such as one depicted by the Tartaria narrative. It seems descendants of Atlantis (who are connected to Hyperboreans) attempted such to establish a similar civilization but their efforts were interrupted, sometimes by their archnemesis, other times by savages.

The unfiltered Truth is not allowed on jewtube. If someone on YT appears to be telling the truth, you can be 100% sure that whatever it is that they're saying is mixed in with lies. This, however, does not mean that everyone on YT is a liar, sometimes that youtuber is merely passing on a corrupted version of the Truth who he/she sincerely believes in. The best example of such a person that I can think of is Robert Sepehr. Do you think his channel really would be allowed to stay there if he wasn't being beneficial to the zionist world order in some way? I have seen people say that its because he is half jewish, but that is not the case. Its because he sometimes promotes certain elements of the Christian Identity narrative, which is a false narrative meant to corrupt the Hyperborean Spirit.
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Is tartar sauce from Tartaria? Asking for a fiend.
>>2166
The guy I'm thinking of goes by Chris Kelly apparently. His channel is Old World Exploration. Sounds like the books he's "published" are just collections of publicly available photographs like his videos but with a 20USD price tag. I'm sure it's not much different from the guy you mentioned. Not sure since I don't want a lot of this stupidity taking up space in my head, but I was under the impression that Tartaria was supposed to be a grand empire originating from some kind of mongoloid. Not saying orientals never accomplished anything (and could be wrong about my impression in the first place, like I said), but it seems silly to credit mongoloids with having created what was clearly made by Whites.
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>>2168
>The guy I'm thinking of goes by Chris Kelly apparently. His channel is Old World Exploration. Sounds like the books he's "published" are just collections of publicly available photographs like his videos but with a 20USD price tag.
Oh, I see.
>I'm sure it's not much different from the guy you mentioned. Not sure since I don't want a lot of this stupidity taking up space in my head
This is the right attitude.
> I was under the impression that Tartaria was supposed to be a grand empire originating from some kind of mongoloid. Not saying orientals never accomplished anything (and could be wrong about my impression in the first place, like I said), but it seems silly to credit mongoloids with having created what was clearly made by Whites
The Tartaria narrative seems to claim that an empire called Tartaria, which possessed the advanced knowledge of clean and free energy technologies, was once present in all continents of the world, with its capital on Eurasia, was devastated by a worldwide cataclysm and later had any surviving remnants conquered and covered up by an alliance of ((( greedy ))) European dynasties.

I have never seriously delved into the Tartarian narrative because I instinctively knew it was a waste of time, but to me it doesn't seem to claim Mongols ruled the world or that this narrative's goal is to take away Aryan achievements, but instead its real goal seems to be the propagation of an idea that a benevolent globalist order once existed and that the revival of such an order would be positive. 

In other words, its a an anti-nationalist globalist agenda dressed up as truth. It is a limited hangout covering up the real history of this planet.
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