Des Moines-City of the Monks of Tartaria 

I was totally doing that as I was reading yer comment 😂❤

Of course.

Yes !

I do I know it's gonna be good 🙃

Yes🤗

You actually believe we've been lied to about the building being built in the late 1800's? He's saying it was built thousands of years ago! 😂🤦‍♀️🦧 Really!?

There is a lot of correlation in these observations too, quite a bit much to just be coincidence.

Awesome info. Appreciate this.

Thank you. Um...If you have time, and the knowledge, what of 'Michigan'? I only 'know' what 'they' tell, so I assume I don't know, and I am curious.

Interesting observations. I have a video on my channel of a country graveyard in iowa that hosts a mausoleum surrounded by indo European (aryan) symbols you might be interested in

Nebraska might be more related to Basque or Athabascan and may have originally been in a braska or en ay or en ee and later reduced to ne

Or been related to brass. Ka is also an Egyptian word for soul. Brass soul. Smiths. Nebraska seems empty but there are military sites all over and under the state

Go to either one of those buildings, namely the Iowa State Capitol and try testing the surfaces by simply knocking on them. It is pretty amazing.

That was amazing. Thank you for sharing that. Now I’m telling everyone about this 🖤

Fascinating stuff. I’m from IA and was taken there when I was 8. Now wish I could see it again…these otherworldly structures seem much older than we’ve been LED to believe

They also mixed in shells from oyster or Conchas (Roman Empire Conquering south America, optimizing their ceramic constructional capabilities.) Now, why shells do you think? Because the organic material gets stronger when exposed to uv light/sun light, over time. Same technology your dentist use to flash UV - harden the composites This in combination with the starch together with plaster of Paris approach, Venice is a perfekt perverse example of building a small scale Theme Park to show off the tech conquered. But, did you know you can also dissolve regular lime and sandstone with vinegar? This probably wasn't known, publicly, if you want to able to sell worldwide bricks, you also need to know how to have an advantage over the ones wanting your house. :D

That’s why I do t eat corn

Another move in there really helps sell the veracity of the account, doesn't it?

PTB?

@@justinsixx90 powers that be

Foundation Era evidence, a lot more around the rivers. :))

​@@Restitutor_Orbis_214do you have videos about these underground towns? I've saw you mention it in comments on another video.

It is completely covered with the Old-World in quite random locations. :)

Let us remember in addition to all the wonderful life events you mentioned, they also had sickness, disease, poor health care, hostile Native American attacks, a Civil War and let's not forget the vast difficulties of integrating people with many different languages and cultures. :)) Thank you very much.

You are so right...on track!!! Thank you for taking time to reply 😊

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 And bad weather. Another, in the long list of interesting buildings, is "The Fairmont Banff Springs, formerly and commonly known as the Banff Springs Hotel, is a historic hotel located in Banff, Alberta, Canada." Built in 1886- 1888. Look at it. And check out the weather there. They built it quickly- with much bad weather much of the year.

Great call out my Brother. I think it goes back to the magician or rather illusionist not revealing anything about their craft in the slightest detail to anyone.

The state seal was originally Queen Califia. She ruled when California was an island and the Red Sea separated it from the mainland. Namaste ✨️

It's shows how Indigenous PEOPLE are first in Europe as well. That's why Indigenous PEOPLE are kept on Reservations. Because they are Tartanrians -COMANCHE NATION

​@@thechiefwildhorse4651where can I find more information on that?

@@sandraarchibald5044 We keep an underground facility with our history locked away from the United States. We are ok with Wasechus not believing us. But the Zuni and Hopi Nations have the oldest stories of our vast cities underground. -COMANCHE NATION

The top has rails so you won't fall off when you step off the airship! We're getting somewhere FINALLY! I'm sure you have seen "My Lunch Breaks" new video on RU-vid right!? Thank you for all you do!

They cleaned out a lot of what was in that library over the years, anything left seems under tight lock and key. I may have gotten myself in a little trouble trying to access the underground there.

Tunnels everywhere in Iowa. My high school had a mile long tunnel under it said for protection during the war. Southeast Polk high school outside of Altoona/Pleasant Hill Iowa

Thanks for coming and welcome.

You're welcome!

Glad you enjoyed it!

My pleasure.

I was exiled while on the ground at the brewery, awaiting some on the ground images. :) It is coming.

Thank you kindly!

You are welcome!

That is after removing 80 percent of it from the 1980s, who knows what else was removed over the years...

Prob under the Smithsonian…tunnels ♾️

Similar to barns

The original HVAC apparatus is still present in the capitol.

Thanks, good point about the road being so wide and that is not reflected on the birds eye view either....hmmmm.

Welcome aboard and thank you!

The Iowa State Fairground resemble it a bit too,, that will be a subsequent exploration. :)

West is coming!

I tried to get down there to take a look at it more recently but got myself in a little trouble. Some of the long retired former employees and a former Iowa State history associate (from the Veisha riot days of the 1980s) claim there are many more tunnels down there than we know about.

It seems to have been a very intact 4th Era Enclave I would theorize. You are most welcome!

Are you going to do boots on the ground there eventually? @@Restitutor_Orbis_214

Dubuque or Des Moines?

Wait till you dig into the corn palace and tie it in to the biblical story of Joseph. 🤔

Happy Thanksgiving Cathy!

I always found it interesting that it was not parked in the main hill that the Cathedral of Saint Paul happens to be.

Yea good point. Cass Gilbert Modeled it off the Vatican supposedly..@@Restitutor_Orbis_214

Iowa is top. But definitely Minnesota is up there for sure. I also like utahs

Great way to summarize it. The built that "Midwest Taj Mahal" during the worst economic depressing in the US until the Great Depression, or so we are told. :)

Indeed, have we ever wondered why they are so many books on law.......

Wait until this very next exploration!!

The official account says Iowa was settled mainly by Germans, yet they renamed a small town called Berlin to Lincoln in World War 1.

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 yes. Even the Maschsee lake with old "Bismarck Arc Light welder" on small hill in front of Capitol, said to be built 1904 is shown in old pictures.. . :D

Willem Dafoe seems to be showing up a lot lately!!

Patoculuar? Did you mean one in particular… and if so, which home or address specifically are referring to south of grand? Thanks!

This account is even thrown into the James Bond film "Moonraker" with Drax's palace in CA being moved block by block from France.

There were many different palaces in Iowa alone, blue grass even....

Not as foreign as the concept of thinking for yourself. ;)

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 super dismissive to believe that people who don't agree with your assumptions don't think for themselves. There's a reason why this community isn't filled with tradesmen and engineers.

I am surprised you are not mentioning architects too.

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 they don't actually participate in building things so they'd probably just as awestruck by what human can build 😎

I would like to contract to build a new state capitol in Ames please. ;) What is the estimate?

Excalibur.

Once in a while I cannot help myself. :) Thank you!

I am planning to get on site a bit in the west, too much "Old-World gold" there not too.

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 you’re a big inspiration to me and a friend doing on site explorations as well. Look into the Pueblo courthouse in Colorado, you wouldn’t believe who the architect was 😂 Thank you for everything you do. If you need anything when out here reach out.

Not just yet! ;)

Check out the Unified Theory Playlist for more on this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RpGnK13aPo8.html

Yes, that happens a lot when you start looking from city to city, and even nation to nation.

Plenty of great locations and no shortage of things to cover. :)

I wonder, and it appeared in "The Puppet Masters"

You mean like this one and these: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-R9CZ7KC-EGw.htmlsi=Y6jUXHbbi9k0soBq ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GciTIQWIdcA.htmlsi=5WPd4y-SvrTrDOtH

@@Restitutor_Orbis_214 . Yep exactly, about 6 months ago you got me hip to the Des Moines area and the Capital especially, with those same videos and I certainly appreciate it! You're how my interest got peaked into going. Sometimes you can be surprised by what is basically in the back yard lol. The tunnels in Vinton IA span across the bulk of the entire town, perhaps 3-5 miles ish and then connect to the massive Brail School, which looks like a Castle compared to most buildings. I can only surmise that the tunnels were for the purpose of shuttling the blind children minus the threat of traffic. But the problem is that these passages are not very tall. I stand about 6 ft and I am totally crouching, or I'm bumping my head. I'm guessing they're only about 5 ft 6 inches in height, so this would defeat the point of ushering the blind children safely, they would bump their head for sure. So why pour miles of a concrete tunnel, 10-12 ft deep, directly beneath an established town center? This would be a huge undertaking and cost wise, we're talking not cheap by any means lol. Perhaps I'm missing something here... They were established long before Prohibition, idk. Vinton is rural, it's not a big town, it is home to the Co Courthouse and many very large, old world Architecture looking homes, that are on the historical register, which are not really found anywhere else in the Co now that I think of it hmm. Maybe it's nothing, it just seems pretty out of place for the area especially. It connects only to one store and the Brail school supposedly. My buddy knows the store owner and he's already given us permission to explore, it should be interesting. If I find a doorway to the hollow earth, or meet the Ant People, I will break it on your channel first my friend lol. Take care man ttyl Take care, I always enjoy the videos, I was unsubbed somehow, not no more.

I did work briefly in the independence insane asylum and yes we took a tunnel to the cafeteria and yes it was creepy!

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Technical difficulties.

I always think back to Bob Dylan's little interview.

Agreed he did shape the creative seen, a bit before my time but I do remember that interview. 👍

The pattern seems to be quite the replica of it.

Good luck, those schools do not receive funding from anyone.

Perhaps, or they are simply informed it is the result of years of neglect leading to a more elaborate and difficult demolition. How many are standing simply because they have no way to tear them down? (Philly City Hall, this state capitol, many others.)

Technical difficulties.

And contrast that with it’s “state of the art” bike trails

It depends on the account and if we trust it, which is quite a stretch in many situations. The change in heating and power with the Iowa State Capitol is quite...interesting.