I went to teach English in South Korea in 2012. While there, no longer constantly bombarded by MSM propaganda, I had my own quiet awakening. I also noticed something: Ancient Korean, Japanese, and Indian clothing looked pretty similar. I also noticed there were some other similar motifs throughout those cultures, but I don't remember exactly what those were. I had heard here and there that there must've been a world-spanning ancient civilization.
It appears that Great Tartaria may be that world-spanning ancient civilization. Some of the world's older maps show Tartaria's boundaries to reach all the way into North America. When looking at the clothing style of some of the peoples from these areas, they match. The skin tones match too. It's not very scientific, but if you do an image search of the clothing for eskimos, the Ainu, Tibetans, Mongolians, and the Silla Dynasty, you will find similarities in the clothing styles.
I also want to add that the indigenous peoples of many countries and their cultures have been increasingly removed. It's pretty obvious to see in places like America, where the descendants of the Cherokee Nation are no longer considered members there if their family name isn't on the Hawkes-Dawes roll(so if a woman marries outside of the Cherokee Nation then she forfeits being a member...this is what happened to my grandma). It's not so obvious to see in places like South Korea, where they value light-skinned Koreans more than dark-skinned Koreans. The Ainu in Japan have also been having it rough, though at least they might have had a good time in the past: https://visiontimes.com/2019/01/27/japans-famed-samurai-class-might-be-descendants-of-the-neglected-ainu.html Then of course, there's the Uighur Muslims being genocided by the CCP. It appears to me that today's powers that be are trying hard to remove all traces of the old world. I can see why too...they seemed to have some advanced tech that would decentralize us...make us not have to rely on a central grid for power: https://www.futurity.org/red-bricks-energy-storage-batteries-2422662-2/ There's a lot of old buildings made from red brick!
Who would've thought our school's history books were so fucking useless?
I went to teach English in South Korea in 2012. While there, no longer constantly bombarded by MSM propaganda, I had my own quiet awakening. I also noticed something: Ancient Korean, Japanese, and Indian clothing looked pretty similar. I also noticed there were some other similar motifs throughout those cultures, but I don't remember exactly what those were. I had heard here and there that there must've been a world-spanning ancient civilization.
Fast forward to about 6 months ago, I come across this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7cwDR0YYek&ab_channel=RobertSepehr
And here's part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcA81clJivs&t=329s&ab_channel=LongNowFoundation
It appears that Great Tartaria may be that world-spanning ancient civilization. Some of the world's older maps show Tartaria's boundaries to reach all the way into North America. When looking at the clothing style of some of the peoples from these areas, they match. The skin tones match too. It's not very scientific, but if you do an image search of the clothing for eskimos, the Ainu, Tibetans, Mongolians, and the Silla Dynasty, you will find similarities in the clothing styles.
Here is the biggest one-stop-shop of info regarding Tartaria that I've found: https://stolenhistory.net/threads/tartary-an-empire-hidden-in-history-it-was-bigger-than-russia-once.38/
I also want to add that the indigenous peoples of many countries and their cultures have been increasingly removed. It's pretty obvious to see in places like America, where the descendants of the Cherokee Nation are no longer considered members there if their family name isn't on the Hawkes-Dawes roll(so if a woman marries outside of the Cherokee Nation then she forfeits being a member...this is what happened to my grandma). It's not so obvious to see in places like South Korea, where they value light-skinned Koreans more than dark-skinned Koreans. The Ainu in Japan have also been having it rough, though at least they might have had a good time in the past: https://visiontimes.com/2019/01/27/japans-famed-samurai-class-might-be-descendants-of-the-neglected-ainu.html Then of course, there's the Uighur Muslims being genocided by the CCP. It appears to me that today's powers that be are trying hard to remove all traces of the old world. I can see why too...they seemed to have some advanced tech that would decentralize us...make us not have to rely on a central grid for power: https://www.futurity.org/red-bricks-energy-storage-batteries-2422662-2/ There's a lot of old buildings made from red brick!
Who would've thought our school's history books were so fucking useless?