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7/17/2025, 9:52:49 PM
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>Funny how ordinary people can still randomly stumble upon archaeological evidence of random Native American tribes and short-lived European kingdoms, but this massive, advanced, world-spanning empire has left no trace besides occasional mentions of Tartars (really just a name for Central Asian Turks) on old maps.
Yeah wonder why that is. It really, really makes you think. Meanwhile, Christianity is allowed to spread everywhere in the world, jesuits even send Christian evangelics/missionaries to Asia to preach the word of "god". Something that's been around allegedly 2000 years has spread fewer parts of world than these buildings that for all we know could only be 200-300 years old, so much so they're now trying to infiltrate cultures that have their own religions. It's almost like this Jesus cult is not quite as old as we're told.
>Funny how ordinary people can still randomly stumble upon archaeological evidence of random Native American tribes and short-lived European kingdoms, but this massive, advanced, world-spanning empire has left no trace besides occasional mentions of Tartars (really just a name for Central Asian Turks) on old maps.
Yeah wonder why that is. It really, really makes you think. Meanwhile, Christianity is allowed to spread everywhere in the world, jesuits even send Christian evangelics/missionaries to Asia to preach the word of "god". Something that's been around allegedly 2000 years has spread fewer parts of world than these buildings that for all we know could only be 200-300 years old, so much so they're now trying to infiltrate cultures that have their own religions. It's almost like this Jesus cult is not quite as old as we're told.
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