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RE: What I've learned from a (pretty) close examination of "Flat Earth" theory.
Along with that goes all the "expositions" of the 1850's to about 1920. Apparently these were used to tear down all the "temporary" buildings that were all over the world.
What do you think of the mud flood? It seems to be evident in all big cities when people look.
Right. The expositions were also, of course, about the "fight over light" between Tesla and Edison.
Not sure what to think of those. Pretty weird, for sure.
Yes, all kinds of strange light in the photos from those events. I'm pretty sure the goal was to tear down the buildings though. They cannot be explained. Some with the recent NZ and Nepal earthquakes that only hit the old parts of cities. Same for the Desden firebombs. Something needed to be gotten rid of. Then there are the talented slaves of Ankor Wat who came and built masterpieces and then disappeared. On and on it goes.
...yea, and some say the California wildfires of the past couple years would fit nicely on that list too.
So true - Greece and Portugal had the same pattern as well as up in Canada. What melts cars and levels houses while leaving the tree standing 10 feet away? Evil doers doing evil things.
Yep...and the City in Alberta was a hub of the oil sands business up there, wasn't it?