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Doctor facing 35 years in prison for administering saline solution instead of the Covid vaccine.

These are true victories for the people!

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Two Men come across a fallen NASA Satellite.

Did you know that NASA is the largest purchaser of Helium in the whole of America?

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They said Dresden burned down on a night of war. They lied.

Beneath Dresden's gilded facades and cobbled streets, hidden in plain sight, lay a secret the parasites had hunted for centuries—the last functioning hub of Tartarian power. Spires that hummed with ambient frequencies. Cathedrals that harnessed energy from the Aether. Roads stretched across the Earth's surface like living circuits.

On February 13, 1945, the heavens ripped open.

Not with surgical precision, but with brutal superiority. The fire wasn't meant to kill soldiers; Dresden had no real military presence. The fire was conjured to destroy memory itself.

Blast waves flattened ancient geometries. Firestorms swept across the ley lines. Buildings constructed to channel the Earth's hidden energies crumbled to molten cinders. The sacred grid shattered under the heat, its humming extinguished forever. Stone liquefied. Iron flowed in rivers. The air itself became a weapon.

The parasites called it a "necessary act of war," but the constellations told a different story. The February Blood Moon rose in perfect occult synchronization, a date chosen for maximum disruption of planetary currents. Dresden was not bombed. It was sacrificed.

The firestorm was their sacrifice—and the ashes of Tartaria were the price.

By dawn, the city lay dead.

They rebuilt it quickly, cheaply, and forgettably—a bland shell, so no soul would ever recognize what had once stood here.

The textbooks called it progress.

The governments called it liberation.

The victors called it peace.

But in the fog that still hangs on the banks of the Elbe, the truth survives, whispered through the ruins, carved into stones that refuse to die.

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"I have two great enemies, the Southern Army in front of me and the bankers in the rear. Of the two, the one at my rear is my greatest foe."

- Abraham Lincoln

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The propaganda has been forced down people's throats through Hollywood and the Education system.

Sometimes people don't want to hear the truth because they don't want their illusions destroyed.

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Divine Synchronicity Again. ⚡️

Community's favorite Sehnend created another, no less remarkable message for all of the Collective, in form of their latest video, with the title:

"They're Draining Your Soul Energy, Here's How To Stop It (for good)"  

Once again, it comes at the most fitting time possible, right when Our Spiritual Energy is under constant attacks from more places than it use to.

It's an easy to grasp guidance for more thorough Spiritual Protection we can manage for ourselves, likely with just a very simple re-program.

Enjoy!

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Not Only Did They Erase Tartaria, 1776 Was The Year That Everything Changed

We have been told that 1776 was the "birth of freedom," but in reality, it was the death of a civilization—the year the world was hijacked, marking the ascent of the hidden hand.

In 1776: 

- The Illuminati was founded in Bavaria 
- The Rothschild banking empire began its global expansion 
- The American Revolution broke out 
- Tartaria began to disappear from maps 

All in the same year. Coincidence? 

Tartaria was not a myth; it was a vast ancient civilization with: 

- Advanced free energy technology 
- Great architecture using sacred geometry 
- A harmonious way of living in accordance with natural law 
- Knowledge of the ether 

It was all erased from the history books. They buried Tartaria (literally) with mud floods, “natural” disasters, and a new history. Then came the World Fairs, showcasing huge "temporary buildings" that they claimed to have built in two years.

Once the Old World was buried, they created the new:

- Central banks 
- Debt slavery 
- Maritime Law 
- Artificial scarcity 
- Indoctrination through education 

All of this is financed by the same families.

The Rothschilds not only financed empires; they financed restarts and erased everything that did not serve the control system. Tartaria was too free. Too advanced. Too powerful. So they reversed it all:

- Free energy became fossil fuel 
- The truth became a conspiracy 
- The spirit became a religion 
- Nature became a resource 
- Freedom became an illusion 

1776 wasn't the beginning; it was the cover-up.

We are the generation that rediscovers what they tried to erase. Tartaria was real. The Ether is real. And the truth is no longer hidden.

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1816: The Year Without a Summer That Collapsed the World

Two hundred years ago, in a Europe depleted and strewn with corpses from the Napoleonic Wars, the summer of 1816 never arrived. The inhabitants of that turbulent time may have ignored it, but that was only the beginning of a climate change that would last several years (1817 was known as "the year of the beggars").

Cold weather, famines, epidemics, social revolts, lost harvests, frost in August, floods, waves of refugees, and mass emigration affected the entire world—from China to Ireland and even the USA (with particular virulence in the Old Continent)—to Central Europe.

Just a year before, in 1815, everyone was very busy. A certain Napoleon had to be defeated, and in the midst of it all, people were trying to build their own independent countries.

Until April 11, 1815, when the Tambora volcano exploded on the remote Indonesian island of Sumbawa. It was the largest eruption in about 10,000 years. This event would be followed by a tsunami and floods in China, which caused a powerful dynasty to stagger, favoring the rise of opium smuggling. The monsoon patterns were altered for several years.

In 1817, a cholera epidemic began in Bengal, killing millions as it spread around the world. Thousands died of starvation and typhus, and hundreds of thousands became homeless. Mortality in 1817 was 50% higher than during the worst moments of the war in 1815.

In an era straddling reason and superstition, the powerful effects of ashes and sulfur suspended in the air, acting as blockers of light and heat from the sun, were ignored. Europeans were limited to observing, surprised, the intense sunsets of that summer, which foretold a cruel immediate future.

Snow fell in 1816, turning the Earth reddish and ochre even in June, and it froze in August. The Times, with its usual British phlegm, claimed in headlines that "time was not kind"." The summer was almost polar: cold, torrential rains, floods, and darkness.

It was not a year of wars or revolutions, but a whim of nature left its eternal imprint on literature, art, politics, religion, society, and the economy.

Living in these years of the nineteenth century meant, for the vast majority of the population, two things: going hungry and depending on crops... that were lost. With grain reserves almost nonexistent after the Napoleonic Wars, which had filled the continent with mutilated war veterans unable to feed their families, the shortage was immediate.

There were famines in Ireland and Great Britain, marches with the slogan “bread or blood”, wheat carts were escorted by soldiers in a France that still remembered the French Revolution and focused on ensuring that there was no shortage of bread in Paris, the guillotines were not going to return, ignoring the provinces, who had an even worse time. In southern Germany and Switzerland the lucky ones were eating rotten potatoes while thousands of people were begging for food.

The governments trembled at the possibility of revolutions and revolts while the ports were crowded with emigrants who dreamed of something to take to their mouths on the other side of the ocean.

The Dantesque catastrophe would leave as a legacy wonders such as Turner's magical sunsets. While some trembled before those intense red skies, the painter of light laid the foundations of Impressionism.

In turn, Lord Byron wrote his poem "Darkness":

"I had a dream, which wasn't quite a dream. The bright Sun was going out, and the stars were wandering, fading into eternal Space without rays, without paths, and the frozen Earth was oscillating blindly and darkening in the moonless air. The morning came, and went, and came, and did not bring the day with it."

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