Topic: Tartary

Ben Joseph Stewart discusses how his research into Flat Earth led him to the Mud Flood and the CIA's alleged role in erasing "Tartary" from history. He examines the Piri Reis maps from the 16th century, which depict the North Pole as a landmass rather than an ice cap. The segment focuses on the possibility that historical records have been systematically destroyed or hidden in the Vatican archives.

Greg Carlwood introduces researcher Analog, known for his work on the Twitter account WakingUpWithAnalog and the former Radio Tartary Show. The discussion focuses on the methodology of keyword searching digitized newspaper archives from the 18th and 19th centuries. This research reveals historical accounts of giant skeletons, buried ruins, and pygmy people that contradict modern academic paradigms.

Ben Joseph Stewart discusses a declassified CIA document regarding the erasure of "Tartary" from history and the potential for vast amounts of knowledge to be hidden in the Vatican archives. He references the Piri Reis maps from the 16th century, which depict the North Pole as a landmass with four rivers rather than an ice cap. This leads to a broader discussion on how many times human civilization has been reset by cataclysms and the subsequent suppression of that information.

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.