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Keith K@My_TeslaModelS · Aug 21, 2026

I’ve been gatekeeping and I’m sorry. 🧵 I know who rewrote history and when. I can easily prove this. The answers you…

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The author claims that American history was rewritten after the Civil War and that modern infrastructure was built over pre-existing sophisticated logistical systems from a civilization called Tartaria, which can be studied through antiquarian historiography and old books using period-specific terminology.

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    I’ve been gatekeeping and I’m sorry. 🧵 I know who rewrote history and when. I can easily prove this. The answers you seek, are in the few posts. Please read them carefully. (Part 1)

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    To find books about inherited infrastructure in North America, there is an entire Genre of Literature. It’s called “Antiquarian Historiography”. There are hundreds, if not thousands of books written on the topic. History was rewritten after the Civil War.

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    “The antiquarian accounts completely disrupted this narrative by demonstrating that the modern American empire was merely laying its tracks, highways, and cities directly over the top of a pre-existing, highly sophisticated logistical skeleton.”

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    Here are the words to describe things in the 1800’s you might not pick up on in these books. A railroad could have been called many different things, such as; Graded way/road, parallel walls, turnpike, heavy freight corridor and more…

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    Here are a list of books to get started and a brief description of what you can expect.

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    I’m sorry I’ve gate kept this information for as long as I have. Please help release the flood gates and let get this to as many researchers as possible. And just a taste of what you will find in these books. 📚 (Tartarian inscriptions found in North America) ⬇️

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    A good friend of mine wrote an article about this exact topic. He is going to be releasing information on these subjects as well. @DelJohn66745 is absolutely worth the follow to see what he shares in the future.

    John Del@DelJohn66745 · Aug 16, 2026

    x.com/i/article/2089…