I accidentally stumbled onto a 'starfort' on a map in a video about the New Madrid earthquake! And then a can of worms opened up when I started looking around New Madrid, Missouri on google maps. All the way up and down the Mississippi River are land formations/walls/construction that resemble Tartarian/Star Fort era! These land formations are all over the place!

I think they destroy the old buildings to destroy the positive energy associated with them, and replace them with negative energy buildings.

I grew up in Norwich Connecticut, we have many buildings that are similar to the architecture in this video. And they also had a trolley system. I worked for a woman who was 94 years old, and she told me stories of how exciting it was to ride the trolley to the next town with her father.

I moved interstate from Brisbane Queensland Australia. Everything in Brisbane has almost been replaced by new stuff that's all you can call it. BUT I did not notice too much or concern myself with the changes. I am guessing that I was conditioned for it as I grew up. [now 66] It wasn't till I moved interstate to regional Victoria to a town called Ballarat. A Heavily Masonic town with a number of old world buildings. It has many many creeks/ waterways all constructed with heavy grey stone. Each stone would be at least 2' foot x 1' x 1' foot and I am sure each one weighs a ton. I'm saying this because in the last three years the town is going through a in my opinion a radical transformation. Beautiful old buildings are being torn down and replaced with you guest it plain brick fronts or Barn like buildings and same with the streets. However I have recently discovered some homes that were possibly built in the 1800 [1810 ish] It was a Gold rush town and a sort of famous uprising called the Eureka Stockade happened around 1854, Anyway these houses are not the norm that I ever saw in Brisbane suburbs and I am hoping that they may have been influenced by Tatarian's. Final thought, I am beginning to form the opinion that there is a strong push maybe a final big push to eradicate completely any reminence of creative design Everything MUST be bland and no one can see the changes????

My family has been here since before it was a state. Mostly of Germanic and Scandinavians immagrated here. The picture or map of the town is from Grandads Bluff. Part of the Gund Brewery is restored and has gorgeous condos. We still have some brick alleys. Alot of the downtown business are still original buildings. The main st still has most of those buildings you see in the picture. Its surrounding counties are the same. Its an amazing area. It makes me sad about some of these old buildings. Their was hundreds of breweries in Wisconsin in the 1800s. Their are hundreds of those old houses still in existence.

Good stuff. Keep it up. USA tartaria needs to be explored more.

I'm glad I found this channel

This was an enjoyable stroll through La Crosse. It seems the 60's was a mad rush to destroy the old world leftovers before the people woke up enough to appreciate the beauty of the architecture. Since the WW2 bombs did the trick in so many other parts of the world(and then subsequent wars in other areas), the States seemed to be playing catch up regarding this matter.

Interesting the court houses are always Mudflooded!! so beautiful!!!!😊

Great vid, man. I've just discovered your channel last night and trying to get through your back catalogue of videos. Really super interesting stuff. Thanks!

Just when I think im figuring this out, you wake me up some more .. love it

Ooh yes you have a good start on what was here but there is so much more! There is evidence of mud flooding through town! And so much more! I truly believe that LaCrosse is so much more! I’m happy to go to the library for you anytime! Love and light!

New subscriber. Love the content!

Used to go to La Crosse almost every year in the 80s and 90s. Geologically La Crosse is within the "Driftless" zone. Very interesting.

luvit keep it up

This story is so similar to Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

Really interesting film 👍 The only thing i can't reconcile is that Native American oral histories don't, as far as i know, mention civilisations prior to the time periods we know about. But the lack of brickworks, of proud photos showing construction of fine buildings, all seem odd. I'm now a subscriber 👍🏻

The Black Cube is sneaked in everywhere! ⬛️

10:25 it's not "something Lovecraftian". It's literally Yaldabaoth aka the demiurge.

They would of paved up to the tracks It's gotta be locked in Same reason they use jagged rocks in big train tracks,,,,, they lock in Smooth river rocks wouldn't work.. They might of used the Herrin bone pattern,,, would lock in better... You can lay pavers then cut them with a spinning masonry saw,,,. An do a fancy exposed concrete inlays But I reckon they've paved up to it to keep it tight..... They don't like air-conditioning these buildings...... Different resonate frequencys ,,,,,. New air conditioning is for new building's... It's easy to destroy these old buildings with out any one knowing Just strap 50 air conditioning units to the side of one with the same resonate frequency ,,,. It will slowly destroy the building.... They won't put new air conditioning in that old building cause the building is done... Probably hundreds of years old,,,, but we strap air conditioning to em an they crumbling in 25years. Just mess with the frequency of the building an it's done... You've got walls underground that aren't retainers. ,,, What happens with the gravity loading there ,,,. An the push an shear of the ground against the walls They've probably started internal bracing in some

Wow, you covered a lot/ generated many questions here! The breweries are a subject into themselves, all castle like and with complex’s found in all big towns. Alcohol seems tied into the exploitation and mind control of reset peoples. Bricks or Tracks first? Well…. We know what’s under the brick; skillfully laid brick arched tunnels, Cisterntian arches, etc, so all this was put in before. Next I question how all this iron track was made in every city and transcontinental railroad, how was it produced? The mining on that scale. You’re walked railroad tracks, they’re massive and heavy.how were they bending it with such precision? Anyway my view is town , tracks , and brick substructure and streets were of course founded. There still pushing mud around, that is filling in the tracks. Great breakdown L.A.!

Looks like Methuselah on the outside of federal courthouse.

I would say the destruction of such beautiful structures is about money and economic growth. Lots of employment and businesses/products being generated and let's not forget taxes.

Well this was kind of heartbreaking.

if u had any idea what happened in the bat bldg youd be 100% ok with it being domolished. some places cant be rectified. like cypts. which it was ..

How big are wrecking balls? How many times do they have to swing that thing to destroy a building? And they try to tell us that puny, little cannonballs can reduce a building like that to rubble? 🧐

I believe that to be a drawing instead of a photo. Look closely and you will see things that are not associated with photography. Wake lines around the boats for one.