Showing posts with label Russian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Russian. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 6, 2026

Tartaria's healing plant, worldwide towers

Silphium: Ptolemaic Gov. Magas (c. 300-282 BC)
(Tartaria Vault, April 20, 2026) What explains how a plant — one celebrated by every major civilization in the ancient Mediterranean, documented by the greatest physicians and naturalists of the classical world, minted onto coins and carved into temple walls — was allowed to vanish from the earth entirely?

Silphium, Evans, Palace of Minos, 1921
Within a century of Rome absorbing the one city whose entire identity was built around it. Within the same historical window that saw decentralized healing knowledge consolidated under centralized imperial authority.

The standard explanation — overgrazing, agricultural mismanagement, the careless exhaustion of a finite resource — collapses when you examine what the record actually shows.

A civilization that moved species across continents, that preserved botanical specimens of far lesser value, that had every motivation, and every technical capability, to cultivate the most medically significant plant in the known world but didn't.

Heracleum sphondylium: Silphium?
As I investigated the deeper record — from the Cyrenian monopoly to the Roman absorption to the fragmentation of the alchemical knowledge streams — a pattern emerged that I could not dismiss:
  • Silphium
  • Soma
  • Theriac
  • Kyphi.
The same template repeats across civilizations and centuries -- not the loss of the plants but the targeted erasure of the how, the preparation methods, the compound formulations, the clinical specifics.

The name survived. The reverence survived. The utility was removed because here's what the disappearance of Silphium also did. It didn't just end one plant's story. It may have closed an entire system — decentralized, accessible, not dependent on any central authority for its production or its knowledge base.

Weighing and loading of Silphium at Cyrene
What replaced it was a medical world organized around scarcity, credentialing, and control -- not destroyed outright, not denied, just made inaccessible.

And the generations that might have asked the right questions were handed a different story entirely. This investigation asks whether Silphium went extinct or whether it was erased.

ABOUT: TARTARIA VAULT: The material on this channel presents exploratory interpretations of history and imaginative speculation, conveyed through narrative storytelling rather than precise historical documentation. Viewpoints and visual representations are dramatized or intentionally constructed to support alternative narrative exploration. Visual elements may at times be created using automated or generative tools. The content shared should not be considered factual. #silphium #lostmedicine #ancientknowledge #forbiddenhistory #erasedhistory #hiddenknowledge #cyrene #ancientrome #decentralizedmedicine #tartarianreset #oldworld #lostcivilization

Tuesday, April 28, 2026

Final war in Tartaria against non-humans


Advanced Tartarian architecture appropriated
Were strong Blacks from Africa and elsewhere, particularly the indigenous of the Americas, exploited and used to replace other "giant" humans, perhaps advanced Tartarians? Nations gave a final order for their removal, their containment, removal, liquidation, and utter erasure from the historical record? The Great Wall of China was not built by China but, apparently, to keep the [barbaric] Chinese out [or keep giant "Tartarians" contained] because the turrets are facing the wrong direction in some places. More crucial to the discussion than the existence of giants, extraterrestrials, antediluvian Atlanteans or others (cannibals who eat meat with original formula tartar sauce), or anything else is the systematic erasure of the historical record. That cannot be denied. Why history was erased, even as legend and rumor linger, is a separate question to speculate about. That this part of it was erased is now undeniable. The evidence is in the remnant architecture and fragments in records that can still be pieced together by dogged determination.

Sunday, March 8, 2026

Were Mud Flood Tartars from Russia?



(Eli from Russia) What languages and "dialects" do we speak in Tartarstan (Tartarian EmpireTartaria, Тартария, Tartariya, Tartary in Central Asia) and Russia's many republics?


What is a "Russian" and what does s/he look like? It is hard to say because there are 11 time zones, 85 regions, and more than 190 ethnic groups with their own languages, the largest of these being the [often redheaded] Tartars.


Saturday, January 24, 2026

Solo female travel: Russia, India, Sri Lanka


  • (Isha Branderhorst) What I learned from living in holy Rishikesh, India, for yoga and meditation practice in the Himalayas as a solo female traveler.
Is Sri Lanka the new Thailand?
  • Isha Branderhorst; Eli from Russia; Amber Larson, Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Tuesday, December 30, 2025

Dagestan fighters; Buddhist Kalmykia



Southernmost republic of Russia | Makhachkala, abandoned villages, sand dune, mountains, Khabib's

(Eli from Russia) Nov. 26, 2021: Dagestan is named a hidden gem of the Caucasus in Russia, formerly the USSR. It is also the most multi-national republic in the country. Let's discover its beautiful mountain villages and canyons and get to know the local traditions.

TIMECODES
  • 0:00 Welcome to Dagestan!
  • 1:36 Local cuisine and payment for breaking the dishes
  • 3:30 Dagestan - hidden gem of the Caucasus
  • 4:17 Makhachkala's beaches
  • 6:50 Crazy drivers
  • 9:40 Natural beauty of the Sulak Canyon
  • 11:02 Khabib's Restaurant
  • 12:56 Russian Machu Picchu - abandoned village Gamsutl in the mountains
  • 18:09 Sarykum strange sand dune near the capital
  • 19:19 Why do Dagestanis love their region?
Russia's only Buddhist republic in Europe
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Thursday, September 4, 2025

Origins of Blond Hair: Siberia to Scandinavia


The Ancient Origins of Blond Hair: From Siberia to Scandinavia

Only 2% of the world is naturally blonde?
(The History Hub) Blond hair is one of the rarest human traits, yet it has left a massive mark on history, mythology, and art. But where did this golden hue truly come from?

Join us on a journey back in time, 17,000 years to the frozen plains of ancient Siberia. We'll uncover the single gene mutation that sparked the first instance of blond hair, trace its epic migration across continents from the East, and reveal how it became a defining feature of Northern Europe.

We’ll also challenge a common myth about the Yamnaya and explore the surprising role of Vitamin D and sexual selection in the evolution of this unique trait.

The blue-eyed Hunza people of Pakistan

Plus, discover the incredible story of how blond hair evolved completely independently on a remote island in the Pacific Ocean.

This isn't just a story about a color; it's a story of survival, migration, and the golden thread that connects you to the deep history of our DNA.

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Does your natural hair color feel like a part of your own history? Put it in the comments. #BlondHair #BlondHairOrigin #blondehair #DNA

Thursday, August 28, 2025

Fishy school shooting pretext for GIDEON



Another school shooting: Why the "facts" don't add up!

How phony is this "straw man" being attacked?
(Kim Iversen) American trans school shooter Robin (formerly Robert) Westman, 23, who is not Russian, somehow manages to write a whole "manifesto" in the Eurasian Cyrillic script and/or in the Russian language? How fake and transparent can special ops agents get with these false flag mass shootings and the make-believe history of these "shooters"? Rense.com
What's "GIDEON" spying tech?

Friday, August 22, 2025

The system that controls us all


What if after all that suffering, all that listening to socially woke punk rock of the Eighties (like the Not So Quiet on the Western Front compilation by Jello Biafra's Alternative Tentacles Records), things suddenly became clear? Now they made sense. Now everything made sense. And all the pain and suffering that preceded came to fruition as understanding. It's possible. Here one brave person has a realization about the thing everyone else is missing. That is, what is controlling the illusion?

Tuesday, August 19, 2025

Jewish? Protocols of the Elders of Zion




E9: Khazar and Donmeh Jews: The History Not Talked About
(Signal Before Silence) Premiered July 1, 2025: For some reason it isn't showing up on the timeline. In this second part, we dive into the complex origins of "Ashkenaz," examining the Khazar hypothesis and what modern genetic studies actually reveal. It doesn’t stop there. — We explore why Israel denies and has not yet recognized the Armenian Genocide.
  • 00:00 Introduction
  • 00:34 Picking up: The Khazar Empire and Abraham Polak’s historical work
  • 05:14 Eran Elhaik and the complexities of Jewish ancestry in genetic research
  • 07:50 The debated ethnic background of Talaat Pasha
  • 10:32 Jewish communities in Salonika: Context and historical presence
  • 13:31 Why has Israel not officially recognized the Armenian Genocide?
  • 20:18 The Holocaust’s historical uniqueness and commentary on Israeli leadership
  • 26:54 Controversies in Jerusalem’s Armenian Quarter and media representation of history
  • 34:14 The importance of using the term "anti-Semitism" responsibly
  • 36:40 Is the Khazar Empire historical fact or theory? Why some reject it
  • 41:05 Jewish DNA research and the origin of the “Ashkenazi” designation
  • 46:23 Historical connections: Salonika, Donmeh Jews, and Ottoman politics
  • 51:56 Why are unimportant people like the Armenians so targeted?
TOPICS: Khazar conversion to Judaism. Donmeh influence in the late Ottoman Empire. Why Israel avoids recognizing the Armenian Genocide. The politics of “uniqueness” and victimhood. Ashkenazi DNA and linguistic memory, where does it come from?
This episode isn't about blame. It’s about connecting the dots no one wants to talk about. Watch, think, question. Follow on Rumble: rumble.com/c/SignalBeforeSilence Subscribe on YouTube: @signalbeforesilence. Social media: x.com/signalb4silence

Tuesday, July 22, 2025

Ozzy dead at 76, NK death metal, misogyny


Ozzy Osbourne, lead singer of original British dark metal band Black Sabbath, as gone Back to the Beginning. He is dead of Parkinson's, which is a way of saying severe drug abuse, addiction, alcoholism, and the toll this took on his robust body. Born in 1948 in Birmingham, England, he returned recently to play a final farewell concert. (There were going to be return shows, as he admitted on stage, but it was to be his last). A man fond of Hoovering drugs, he became a doddering fool, only regaining some clarity on stage in the middle of song, otherwise seeming like a Joe Biden standing there, surprised to look that a crowd had gathered to chant his name and call for old hit songs to be played: Crazy Train, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Paranoid...



The North Korean DEATH METAL band?
(zham) July 7, 2025: Can Zham reach 200 comments? Instagram: czwa0. #deathmetal #blackmetal #northkorea

What is "death metal"?

Death metal is an extreme subgenre of heavy metal music. It typically employs heavily distorted and low-tuned guitars, played with techniques such as
  • palm muting and tremolo picking
  • deep growling vocals
  • aggressive, powerful drumming, featuring double kick and blast beat techniques
  • minor keys or atonality
  • abrupt tempo, key, and time signature changes
  • chromatic chord progressions [3].
The lyrical themes of death metal may include slasher [horror] film-style violence [4], political conflict, religion, nature, philosophy, true crime, and science fiction [5, 1, 6]. Building from the musical structure of thrash metal and early black metal, death metal emerged during the mid-1980s [7]. More Death metal