On that note; strange is it not that all paintings from the turn of the 18th to 19th century *always* depict cities in ruins? Covered in plant life and soil, rubble everywhere, and of course people wearing drapery and torn clothing wandering around aimlessly - refugees stumbling upon the lands of those who came before.

If these photos are truly depictions of ancient times, 2000 years ago, why such poor maintenance back then? Weren't these buildings recently built? Why so much foliage? Why is it all destroyed?

One could only conclude that these paintings are depictions of the present time when these paintings were created, in the early 1800s (and late 1700s). Those people wandering around are only 200 hundred years old.

Interesting choice of imagery on Henry Kissinger’s popular book “World Order”, who is Klaus Schwab's advisor. The programming of the book's title will be understood by anyone with an elementary understanding of our Matrix, what catches my attention is the map depicted on the cover art, which shows ancient Tartaria and Hyperborea. Perhaps it's a play on the fact that Schwab's "great reset" is an analogy to the great reset which erased the last Free Empire of Earth which was not under control of the parasites, the title in itself also interestingly is just "World Order", without the "New" as you would expect, which makes sense as the last Great Reset in the middle ages already established the World Order - there is nothing new with what is happening today. Among those there are probably other things I am overlooking.