Mummies Found in Utah

Kentucky newspaper 1894

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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April 19—Charles A. Lang, an explorer from Pittsburgh, arrived in this city, Wednesday, with seven well preserved mummies discovered beneath the ruins of cliff dwellers' houses in southeastern Utah. These mummies are in an extraordinary state of preservation, which is accounted for by the entire absence of moisture from the atmosphere and earth in that district. Among the collection is a male of giant statue, two females and two boys. They are not bodies of the cliff dwellers, but of some race who lived before them. Their hair is reddish, instead of black, as with the cliff dwellers.

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🇬🇧 Temples are ancient transformers of atmospheric electricity, and parasites came up with religions and drove them into the Egregor to pump energy.

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Ball Lightning Filmed in Alberta, Canada during Tornado Warning

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🇬🇧 "At all times people have wanted to "improve" people: first of all, this was called morality. But the most diverse tendencies are hidden under the same word. Both the domestication of the beastman and the breeding of a certain type of man have been called "improvement": only these zoological terms express realities - realities, of course, of which the typical "improver," the priest, knows nothing - wants to know nothing... To call the domestication of an animal its "improvement" is almost a joke to our ears. Who knows what is happening in the wild beasts, doubt the beast will be "improved" there. It weakens, becomes less harmful, becomes a morbid beast through the depressive affect of fear, through pain, through wounds, through hunger. - The situation is no different with the domesticated person whom the priest "improved". At the beginning of the Middle Ages, when, in fact, the church was above all a menagerie, people were always looking for the most beautiful specimens of the "blond beast" - for example, they "improved" the German nobles. But how was such an "improved" German, seduced in the monastery, from behind? Like a caricature of man, like a miscarriage: he had become a "sinner," they had caged him up, they had locked him up among all the terrible terms... There he lay, sick, miserable, malicious with himself; full of hatred against the impulses to life, full of suspicion against everything that was still strong and happy. In short, a "Christian"... Physiologically speaking: in the fight with the beast, getting sick may be the only means of weakening yourself. The Church understood this: she corrupted man, weakened him, but claimed to have "improved" him."

Twilight of the Idols, or, How to Philosophize with a Hammer, Friedrich Nietzsche

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🇬🇧 Underground Streets: a Broken Chronology of Russia

Throughout Russia, during the construction of the city metro and the reconstruction of old quarters, entire underground streets with houses, furniture and rails are discovered.

The windows of old buildings and wooden beams sticking out of the ground indicate a large-scale decline in the surface level, not a slow "cultural layer".

Modern reports refer to this as the "historical layer" but ignore the obvious evidence of a recent landscape collapse. The mystery lies in the fact that these data were deliberately not included in scientific publications.

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James McMillan Mansion, Detroit, USA (Built: 1876, Demolished: 1930s)

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Redick Mansion, Omaha, USA (Built: 1875, Demolished: 1917)​

https://northomahahistory.com/2015/06/15/a-history-of-mansions-and-estates-in-north-omaha/

Schandein Mansion, Milwaukee, USA (Built: 1886, Demolished: 1920s)

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Stevens Mansion, Manhattan, USA (Built: 1876, Demolished: 1919)

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M. H. de Young Mansion, San Francisco, USA (Built: 1887, Demolished: 1929)

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Oliver G. Traphagen House, Duluth, USA (Built: 1892)

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Blaine Mansion, Washington D.C., USA (Built: 1882)

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Some obvious things are hidden in plain sight, yet we refuse to see them...

The Jesuits inserted themselves into many countries under false pretenses. You might appreciate this discreet gem :

The Pelican History of the World by J.M. Roberts 1976 page 433
Note : This section concerns the Chinese Ming dynasty

During the Ming era, the first Europeans arrived seeking more than just trade or exploration. In 1557, the Portuguese settled in Macau. They had little to offer China apart from silver, but missionaries followed them, and the official tolerance of Confucian tradition gave them opportunities they exploited successfully. They became influential at the Ming court, and by the 17th century, Chinese authorities grew alarmed and ordered them back to Macau. Beyond the mechanical clocks that missionaries added to the imperial collections, and the scientific and cosmographic knowledge that intrigued Chinese intellectuals, they possessed other valuable skills. The correction of the Chinese calendar, performed by a Jesuit, was of great importance, as the authenticity of the emperor’s sacrifices depended on precise dating. From the Jesuits, the Chinese also learned how to cast heavy cannons—another useful art..

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Le diptyque de Melun by Jean Fouquet around 1452-1458 ❤️

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