The Vanishing Tartarian Population
His explanation begins with a devastating population claim
Mar 3, 2026 · 1 hr 6 min · 13 segments
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And that was... a civilization that consisted mainly of nomads, of no fixed abode.
They were traveling caravans, pitch-up tents, and that was about the limit of their ability to construct something.
The period is associated, and this might be where JT comes in, because Joe obviously is a very, very much – a follower of, of Jesus.
And, um, you know, that, that, that kind of, um, is a, is a major part of his life.
Um, and, and I, and I, I, I do understand why Joe thinks like that because it resonates with me and Joe and I have, uh, have had numerous conversations about that.
It's a thousand years where we lived in peace and harmony, where we were, I suppose, an echo of Atlantis, building using sacred geometry, cymatics, and understanding frequency and vibration and the importance of them for our well-being and for the well-being of the environment and what we produce as well, whether that's livestock or vegetables, fruit, and so on.
Perhaps most people would recognize Genghis Khan or Genghis as being perhaps the most significant person or ruler of the Mongolian Empire.
So as a landmass, we're talking about the Northern Hemisphere, predominantly Russia, Eastern Europe, and Asia.
And that was... a civilization that consisted mainly of nomads, of no fixed abode.
They were traveling caravans, pitch-up tents, and that was about the limit of their ability to construct something.
The period is associated, and this might be where JT comes in, because Joe obviously is a very, very much – a follower of, of Jesus.
And, um, you know, that, that, that kind of, um, is a, is a major part of his life.
Um, and, and I, and I, I, I do understand why Joe thinks like that because it resonates with me and Joe and I have, uh, have had numerous conversations about that.
It's a thousand years where we lived in peace and harmony, where we were, I suppose, an echo of Atlantis, building using sacred geometry, cymatics, and understanding frequency and vibration and the importance of them for our well-being and for the well-being of the environment and what we produce as well, whether that's livestock or vegetables, fruit, and so on.
Perhaps most people would recognize Genghis Khan or Genghis as being perhaps the most significant person or ruler of the Mongolian Empire.
So as a landmass, we're talking about the Northern Hemisphere, predominantly Russia, Eastern Europe, and Asia.
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