Topic: Fomenko

The existence of a vast Tartarian empire is supported by numerous historical maps and the travelogues of Marco Polo, who documented the sophisticated administration of Genghis Khan. Anderson references a declassified CIA document that explicitly mentions the removal of Tartarian history from the official narrative. He also cites the work of Russian mathematician Anatoly Fomenko regarding the manipulation of the global timeline to hide this civilization.

The year 1776 is identified as a pivotal reset point, marked by the founding of the Illuminati and the United States. Anderson suggests the Statue of Liberty was originally a statue of Apollo designed to harness atmospheric energy before being repurposed by Freemasons. He also questions the biography of Napoleon Bonaparte, suggesting he was a fictitious character created to explain the widespread destruction and depopulation of Europe during that era.

The hosts discuss the work of Russian mathematician Anatoly Fomenko, who claims that much of recorded history is a fabrication by Jesuit monks. Fomenko's "New Chronology" suggests that human history is only about 2,000 years old. Twyman cites a recorded gap in lunar eclipse patterns as physical evidence that the celestial or chronological order of the universe may have been recently reset.

Ben Joseph Stewart challenges the "Out of Africa" theory by citing findings of ancient European DNA in Florida and 150,000-year-old human activity in San Diego. He discusses the presence of African kings in the Americas prior to the slave trade and the impossible construction timelines of 19th-century World's Fairs. The segment references Anatoly Fomenko’s "New Chronology," which suggests a radical re-dating of biblical and world history.

The discussion shifts to the concept of historical resets, specifically focusing on the transition from the Dark Ages to the Renaissance. Howdy Mikoski suggests that the human experience is subject to periodic manipulation and energy upgrades. He posits that the fall of the Roman Empire and events in the 1800s represent "wipe-the-slate-clean" periods designed to replace one culture with another.

Howdy Mikoski critiques the work of Russian researcher Anatoly Fomenko, specifically rejecting the claim that Napoleon's soldiers built the pyramids. He argues that the precision of granite and basalt carvings in Egypt indicates the use of advanced laser-type technology. Mikoski describes the Giza Plateau as a portal or exit point from a "bubble of reality," suggesting ancient humans possessed inner skills currently suppressed by modern elites.

Recent archaeological findings in San Diego and Florida challenge the "Out of Africa" theory, suggesting human presence in the Americas much earlier than previously thought. Ben Joseph Stewart discusses the possibility that many American slaves were indigenous or arrived via pre-colonial African trade routes, citing the work of Imhotep Jesus. He also questions the official timelines of World's Fairs, which featured massive, ornate structures supposedly built in months using only horse-and-buggy technology.

Carlwood encourages listeners to sign up for the Plus version of the show to hear the second hour of the discussion. He teases upcoming topics including the Exodus event, the year 1666, and the work of Anatoly Fomenko. He stresses that the show's survival depends on direct listener support rather than traditional advertising or mainstream platforms.

Sylvie Ivanova, creator of the New Earth YouTube channel and Megaliths.org, returns to discuss the parasitic takeover of humanity and the hybridization programs mentioned in ancient myths. The discussion highlights her work combining Anatoly Fomenko's new chronology with spiritual insights from ayahuasca journeys to examine hidden history, architecture, and technology.

Prophecies from Bulgaria and Russia suggest a coming union of Slavic people and a severe punishment for parasitic entities at the start of the tribulation. Alexander Paramonov has promised to personally oversee this purge through his organization, Soyuz Anti-Terror, marking a secret tactic of the "side of light" that differs from traditional military conquest.

The existence of a massive nation called Tartaria, which once spanned Russia, Asia, and parts of North America, is presented as a missing piece of history. Max Egan suggests the academic timeline was manufactured, possibly inserting the "Dark Ages" to push events back 1,000 years. He posits that major historical conflicts like the Battle of Troy and the Napoleonic Wars may have actually occurred contemporaneously as part of a global reset.

The guest references the work of Russian mathematician Anatoly Fomenko, who proposed that a thousand years of history were fabricated or altered. SMQ compares the Mandela Effect to the double-slit experiment in quantum physics, suggesting that history reacts to being observed. This theory posits that as people look deeper into the past, the facts begin to move and change, leading to a battle of wills between personal memory and official credentials.

The conversation shifts to the potential for large-scale timeline manipulation, referencing the work of Anatoly Fomenko. While Atwell expresses skepticism regarding some of Fomenko's broader claims about a worldwide Tartary empire, he agrees that the current historical chronology established by Joseph Scaliger is fundamentally flawed. Atwell argues that once the political motivations behind the dating of the first century are revealed, the accuracy of the entire Western calendar becomes questionable.

The "New Chronology" theory by Anatoly Fomenko is introduced, suggesting that much of human history was fabricated by the Vatican in the 1600s. The speakers argue that original documents for ancient history do not exist and that the dating of books is based on subjective writing styles rather than scientific methods. The concept of "Year Zero" is presented as a tool for constructing a fake historical timeline.

Greg Carlwood summarizes the topics covered in the second hour of the podcast, including Pizzagate, Anatoly Fomenko’s new chronology, and the theory that nuclear weapons are a fabrication. He encourages listeners to join the Plus membership for extended discussions on ether theory and satellite skepticism. The segment concludes with a musical outro featuring lyrics about the podcast and the search for truth.

The invention of the printing press in the 1500s is identified as a tool used by the "parasitic elite" to distribute propaganda and overwrite oral traditions. Ivanova references Anatoly Fomenko's observation that the printing industry appeared suddenly with massive volumes rather than evolving gradually. This technological shift coincided with a "devolution" of human memory, moving away from the Vedic era where individuals could memorize entire books after a single hearing.

Anatoly Fomenko, a Russian mathematician and statistician, utilized astronomical data to challenge traditional historical timelines. Research by Fomenko and Nikolai Morozov suggests that recorded eclipses and lunar cycles only align with history if the moon's rotation changed unnaturally, leading to the conclusion that the calendar itself is in error. While NASA scientist Robert Newton attributes these discrepancies to a moon anomaly, New Chronology researchers argue that several thousand years were deliberately inserted into the timeline to justify modern power structures.

Queen Victoria reportedly spent significant resources attempting to trace her genetics back to Jesus Christ, a move characterized here as manufacturing a lineage to justify her reign. The New Chronology suggests the Catholic Empire began around 1500 AD rather than the year zero. A specific clerical trick is identified where the letter "i" (standing for Jesus) preceding a date, such as i576, was later intentionally misinterpreted as the number one to create the year 1576 and artificially extend history by a millennium.

Anatoly Fomenko used statistical analysis to demonstrate that different historical dynasties share nearly identical plot points, suggesting they are the same two or three lineages repeated in the record. The figure of Charlemagne is described as a fictional character used to establish European territorial claims and bloodlines. Modern awards like the Charlemagne Prize and the Nobel Peace Prize are characterized as tools for the elite to grant legitimacy to those who uphold the established narrative.

The logistics of interviewing international researchers like Sylvie Ivanova and Anatoly Fomenko are discussed, noting Ivanova's preference for in-person meetings over Skype. Concerns are raised regarding the availability of Fomenko's multi-volume works, specifically the volatility of digital formats like Kindle compared to physical books. The speaker emphasizes the importance of preserving physical copies of this controversial research to prevent information loss.