The Dakota's Strange History I Is the Dakota Tartarian? 

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Wonderful building! My dad was a Civil Engineer in Pittsburgh...He found let's say "unusual " stuff underground. Dad's job was to rebuild the water and flood control conditions. He was also in Army Corp Engineers in Greenland .. Korean theater. He and others constructed DEW systems. At the pole. Plus built a landing strip for B52 bombers to refuel. Just in case.... Then after that went back to Pittsburgh and worked at Westinghouse... He and 7 other men. Built the Nuclear Plates for the first Nuclear Sub...Nuatlis Sub...maybe misspelled? Went to University Pitt Civil Engineer.... Also he and 3 other service men saw UFO over Lake Ockacobe Fla. He's gone now. Was a smart man. The movie "Ice Station Zero " was based from my dad's team. Dad's buried in Allegheny National Cemetary. Washington Pa.

I don't know about the mud flood or Tartaria, but I can logically see that riding horseback and buggy, no power tools ect, does not make sense.

Isn’t it terrible that we’re not even allowed to ponder alternate or even fanciful ideas. Like any imagination or sense of “possibility or mystery” is so frowned upon. if I said “I think the world is flat” (which I don’t) everyone gets mad…like big mad. They take that stuff very personally and get VERY OFFENDED and MEAN. Whats the quote from Alice in wonderland…something like “I image 7 impossible things before breakfast”…. I was told people are so easily triggered and wounded these days. I was also told…that I really enjoy the stories of tartaria rather they are fiction or not…it’s lovely to imagine the mystery of it all.

I was told that…You are obsessed with The Dakota…

Beautiful Architecture, certainly build by more advanced society then we are today, just by simply looking at the current buildings and comparing. My research concluded that a Tartarian Culture existed around the planet and used the eather as technology.

Fell in love with the Dakota when I saw "Rosemary's Baby." Have been fascinated with it ever since. Thanks. Glad I found this.

I was going to subscribe because I thought you had an open mind but then I finished the video

Been in it once - woke up in a top floor apt looking at a Matisse & a Monet and surrounded by Gargolyes …..

This is a load of bollocks. There is no way these amateurs built this still standing building in less than 4 in NY weather, well before the power tool was even around.

The book "The Dakota" by Stephen Birmingham is very interesting.

THEY did build incredibly intricate structures in half the time it takes us to build the utilitarian, unimaginative crap today back in those days and with less than half the technology. I don't know about tartaria but something doesn't add up. Tartaria is the old name for Siberia, look at any old map.

Another historical as well as engineering masterpiece was completed in 1883. That structure is The Brooklyn Bridge, which still stands today, and is in operating condition. The Dakota was built between 1880-1884:)

If there isn't a lower floor in the Dakota, why do the windows look half-hidden in the ground? Very intriguing. Look at the Mormon Tabernacle and many other grandiose buildings in Salt Lake City, they too have windows that go lower than ground level and steps down to doorways that go down below the ground level. How could the Mormon pioneers of just a couple of hundred men/women/children with horses and carts get the stones to build these edifices such as that Mormon Tabernacle and do it in short order? And what does 'founded' in such and such a year mean? They FOUND the buildings abandoned.

I would hope that people would not just scoff at people like me and others who believe in the ancient tech theory. I would ask those who scoff and insult, of what harm or damage our belief does to you? Some have spent months, years, and decades researching these things for themselves! They do it for no other reason than to discover the truth. They don’t just believe what school, their parents, or authority has told them. I would think traits like these should be admired. It baffles me why there are people always acting as gatekeepers of ‘popular opinion’.

i was told by a book from the 1200s americus came to america and described the peoples of many cultures and giant brick buildings etc. upon his return many years later there was great destruction. his words not mine and he was there. if you start using a different calender these dates would line up much closer then what we are told

You really should look into the mud flood theory and tartaria

Lived there and yeah it goes 3 floors down

The Dakota is a must-see place to visit while in New York City. And cross the street to visit Strawberry Fields (John Lennon's memorial) with the beautiful "Imagine" mosaic.

The" I was told" thing gets old quick.. if you have smart viewers you shouldn't have to keep saying that. 😂I would say the biggest part of the tartarian theory is the part where within 100 years between 1780-1880 every city in the entire United States and many other countries around the world had great fires which destroyed most of these buildings. I've searched every city I could think of on Wikipedia and can you believe.... they all had fires. New Orleans where I'm from had 2. In 1788 a fire destroyed 856 buildings . Another fire in 1794 destroyed 212 more buildings . The original city of New Orleans had 1100 structures. 856 + 212 = 1068 . Only 32 structures remain from the original city of New Orleans. St Louis cathedral is one of those buildings.

And how would you know what is, or is not under the ground below "the Dakota"?

Maybe you should research and write a book about the mud flood and tartaria

Strange Dakota Conspiracy Theory Explored Exploring the Controversial Theory of the Dakota Building's Origins and Advanced Civilization 0:28: 🏰 Uncovering a controversial theory suggesting the Dakota's true origins and advanced civilization. 0:28: Claims of Dakota being hundreds or thousands of years old challenge conventional beliefs. 1:36: Speculation that Dakota's intricate design exceeds 19th-century construction capabilities. 2:01: Unique architectural style hints at advanced knowledge and techniques not typical for the era. 2:18: 🏛 Exploring a controversial theory about the hidden history of the Dakota building. 2:18: Claims of advanced civilization behind Dakota's architecture 2:52: Comparison to global structures hinting at common origin 3:06: Mud flood hypothesis suggesting buried infrastructure 3:38: Speculation on hidden depths beneath Dakota's surface 4:42: Allegations of deliberate historical record manipulation 4:50: Theorized suppression of true history by powerful entities 4:56: Challenges to established narratives about Dakota's construction 5:02: 🏰 Investigation into disputed origins and builders of a historic building. 5:02: Existence of Tartaria erased from history to hide truth about Dakota's origins. 5:25: Doubts raised about credited figures in Dakota's construction and design. 6:04: Evidence suggests prior collaboration between Clark and Hardenberg on building projects. 6:30: Claims of Hardenberg's inexperience disputed, asserting his role in Dakota's design. 7:08: Theory proposes Titars as true masterminds behind Dakota's construction, surpassing 19th century architects. 7:24: Historical accounts of Dakota's construction deemed inconsistent and lacking. 7:46: 🏛 Investigating the hidden history and origins of the Dakota building through a controversial theory. 7:46: The Dakota building's origins may predate the official timeline by centuries. 8:13: The architectural elements of the Dakota bear similarities to purportedly tartarian structures. 8:39: The Dakota is suggested to be a relic of the tartarian Empire, not a 19th-century marvel. 9:02: The construction story of the Dakota is believed to be a carefully crafted fiction to suppress tartarian history. 9:23: Challenging the accepted narrative and uncovering hidden truths about the past is encouraged. 9:30: Questioning the stories we've been told and seeking the truth about the tartarian Legacy is emphasized. 9:37: The Dakota stands as a testament to a forgotten civilization and cultural prowess that once spanned the globe. 9:58: 🤔 Reevaluating the age of the Dakota building and exploring the Tartarian theory in depth. 9:58: Questioning the true age of the Dakota building and the validity of previous beliefs 10:05: Exploring the Tartarian theory and its potential implications on historical understanding 10:13: Encouraging audience engagement and feedback on the mystery at hand 10:20: Promoting viewers to like, share, subscribe, and stay tuned for more content 10:26: Offering books for further reading on related topics and suggesting potential new research avenues 10:32: Seeking support for research efforts through membership, Patreon, and donations 10:47: Encouraging viewers to adopt pets from shelters and wishing them safe travels Recapped ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CGW3Ma-KQwk.html using Tammy AI

I was told that Tartarianism is the QAnon of architecture - except the Tartars were really into "unity, oneness, peace, love, and harmony" which Dakota resident John Lennon would have certainly appreciated.

PS there is also the Ansonia & Graham Court!

Can you please tell me/post link of where you found the picture of Manhattan at minute mark 2:55? I just can't seem to find it.

I’m here waiting for the release of the “I was told…” merch, lol. These people are cuckoo for coco puffs 😂

I love your channel and appreciate all the interesting views on the Dakota. :)

Always happened before the great reset we had in the mid-1800s

“I’ve been told” tunnels connect the Dakota to Central Park?!👀😂

Ok no mud flood, so what was all the rubble in the streets around The Dakota from?

Thank you.

I'm still here 6 min in. Staying until the end.

Next video can you do Indians compared to tartarians ?! Were they fake ?

Im from Lakota, there was no north or south back then.. 100s of years ago. I was a Heyoka.

Breaking News: World record for saying "I was told" the most times in one youtube video was broken today .......

Sir Satire says, "I was told ... that you are NOT Scott Cardinal, but Edward C. Clark returned to the living." I lost count of how many times you said "I was told..." Thank you very much for this absolutely excellent and funny story about Clark's Folly, occasionally known as The Dakota. @ 5:15PM on 14 July 2024, the male voice behind the Strange History X really scored a home run. Again thank you very much for all that you do. I think I may cancel my meager financial aid of another RU-vid channel and support your work. How many Pop-Tarts do you need? Do you really wear a tartan kilt?

We have being lied all along. Sad some people believe the lies and then make fun of the other that question everything.

Does the oldest section of the subway system run under or near the Dakota?

Fascinating!!!!!!

#shortseason ! If you dare

I believe in Terraria and the mud flood and this absolutely makes sense

So you are telling us this is your theory?

North or South ? Minnesota side ?

You must of had a bet on that phase you said in excess through the whole video...

Hey, where are the airships?

😂 You are so funny!

This building and many others were built before power tools, whether it Tartarian or not is beside the point. 1800's horse and buggy right.

Tártaria’s name Is after Slavic Gods “Tarch and Tara” and that is problem for “Historians”.

You were told the truth.

"I was told" is the new "Ancient aliens theorists believe". "Tartaria" strikes me as a bad 4-chan meme. The only reason it attracts my attention is that they keep highlighting gorgeous Victorian era buildings that truly are worth celebrating. Like the Dakota.

I wonder if the indigenous Indians stayed at the Dakota thousands of years ago. If they did, what kind of currency did they use? Why didn't they mention the Tartarians when communicating to the early Europeans? Did they show the cowboys the Dakota? I am just curious. I mean since the Dakota is thousands of years old.

😊 its all true!! ❤. ..or so I'm told. Theres more beyond the ice wall, too! 2 walls, in fact. Happy hunting.😅

The gates surround it when you walk on the sidewalk, you can see if you look down the basement or lower levels are beneath the street level. I believe much older. It was not built with horse and buggy technology. So many of those buildings in New York are similar where the basements are beneath the ground many lower floors many mansions on fifth Avenue I similar like the Duke on fifth Avenue at 78th St. I have seen my eyes and I believe in Tartarian architecture 1780 when we had pre-clean as well.

Have you been told... you havent debunkt anything... the whole video was used too ridecule...so ive been told...😂😅

Well well, one of two things is true. The mud flood is true or the Dakota is thousands of years old?

Sooooo, you're telling me that you believe that the Dakota was built by a long lost civilization? Crazy bro.

HELLO, DOES JOHN LENNONS WIFE , YOKO STILL LIVE THERE ?

Tartarian civilization? Mud floods? Sounds like the same crack-pot stuff flat-earthers would come out with. You don't have to worry - I wouldn't think you'd believe in that BS! But it's great stuff for fantasy novels. Anyhow, the Dakota is beautiful, and is simply the result of a 19th century architect's vision - and outstanding craftsmanship, which has been sadly lacking since the 1960's.

Another one of these and I’m unsubscribing. Just wanted to tell you😂

I LOVE your humor! VERY VERY well done! And thank you for the compliment (i.e., being smart...I praise the Lord for my brains) :)

Got it. You were told but it feels a bit sophomoric after the first dozen times you say it and it's as though you wanted to fluff up your narrative with this repeated prefacing. I am a big fan of your channel and look forward to your videos however, this one made me feel like you didn't think I was bright enough to understand you were telling me about the legend. Thanks and keep up the great work.

The teepee is a horrible design i believe it was what the Yankees slept in

Ok this one got me to subscribe. Of course, this explains tall people. It was obvious the whole time. And thank you for the adoption pitch at the end.

I livednext to Dakota

So annoying the 1000x "I was told" ....couldn't make it through the video

JFC just rename this channel History of the Dakota

You've done no research. What are you afraid of. Back up your I was told...really don't believe research.

True or false, it's a beautiful building❤❤❤

Make it stop ! 😬 😅

Smart , yes . Smart and also pretty arch . Maybe check out ‘marvelous old world‘ s overview of h.h. richardson , to start with. A trained architect discusses an architect he studied in school . smartypants .

Yeah like War of the Worlds

Mud Flood. Ok let’s ask the Native Peoples. Ever here of scaffolding? So It looks old in style. Free masons we’re building grand building long ago and no modern equipment. The maps? Yeah map makers had crazy fantasies while making maps. And now back the to tribes of native Americans and what will they say?

'I was told' that 'I have been told' that historical ' I was told' been told told recently told. Thank you

“I was told.”😂

So glad I didn't try the drinking game 😆

Windows for the basement would be handy for lighting before electric lighting.. The thing is is from my understanding there was infustructure before. It's an overall suppression and muddling of world history that it supports these wild ideas that admittingly gets a bit outta hand. I'd more more willing to believe a moorish influence then tarter.

And I thought the Tartarians were only famous for their sauce you put on fish.

It 100% looks like a building from the old world. its official so called history is a total bs, imho... with all its old "photos" and drawings. what is also a fact is that in our life-time there is also something very dark and sinister about this building. and that not everyone is allowed to be a resident, regardless of how much money they have...

Still listening

Tartarian Schmartarian - You had it right the first time. BTW, how many times did you say "I was told?" 🙂

I'm not a believer in the old world hypothesis, but I am fascinated with this style of architecture. The part many people can't understand today is called hard work. A small group of skilled tradesmen working hard can accomplish amazing things. It's hard for people to understand that today because people don't take pride in their work and only show up to work to collect a paycheck.

It was built by or for an ancient feline civilization, hence the images of cats at the end of the video.

I was recently told, that this channel is throwd, much respect from the Southend of San Antonio TX 🎉🎉🎉

So while “you were told”, do you believe?

Imlike your video what a story. I do not believe wat you were told.

One word…ALIENS 👽😉

All hail Tartaria!

I’m listening…

There are photos before it was built

hic! igesh yuu wuz told....hic!

I love tartar sauce. I hate stupid people.

It is very interesting the fantasies and “beliefs” that the human imagination can come up with. Even if reality shows them to be out and out falsehoods!😂

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Please stop😮