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Did you know that practically every city on Earth experienced a "great fire" during the 1800s? Go see for yourself; look up your own city's name plus "great fire" on Google. Then, once you start actually digging into the photographs of these events that ravaged every corner of our... show more
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I gather with a group of conservatives every month. A few months ago, someone put on a PowerPoint with all the major city fires. It covered Europe & some other parts of the world as well. We've been lied to about our entire history. Orphan trains are a related rabbit hole.

Not sure how close to Seattle you are, but it is fulllll of interesting nuggets on all of this 👀 Not to mention the Olympia capitol building Even Bellingham/Fairhaven have some wild buildings, the PNW is packed with O.W. remnants

There's an underground tour in Seattle. If you're ever back in Seattle, you might find it interesting.

I did it! Super interesting indeed.

They all use the name “great” “Great” fire “Great hall” Great reset

CUI BONO ??

Okay I didn’t think my little town in western Kansas that had barely been founded would be in this but sure enough a great fire in 1895 destroyed 60 buildings.

My theory is that these buildings were all using ether atmospheric power. The atmosphere changed and destroyed every building connected. I think they hid the technology because they could no longer control it.

This coincides with the genocide and dissipation of the Tartarians. The same forces (Jews) are set on destroying Europeans and East Asians today. I assume the Tartarians reflected what Europeans (or Eurasians) are capable of without a parasitic class weighing them down.

@artisticjavi

Lost most all native american records in oklahoma when the building that holds every record was burned

The whole place was built out of wood though…

Thought you might have been wrong with regards to Durban but there it is

St Augustine, Fl. 1914 was our great fire.

Did you know cities then were mostly built of wood, which is surprisingly flammable? Did you also know they mostly fought fire with water tossed from buckets? I can't imagine what could have happened.

Wow. As a test I just searched these three… Orlando-1884 And small towns… Grand Haven, Michigan - 1889 Spring Lake, Michigan - 1893

August 12, 1886 in Phoenix, Arizona. But it was just wood structures.
