Tartaria and 1800s Insane Asylums: Debunking the Conspiracy Claims with Historical Records
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The episode debunks conspiracy claims about Tartaria and 1800s insane asylums using historical records.
Everyone in the Tartaria and mudflood space points at the giant 1800s insane asylums: too big, too grand, built too fast, records too thin. So I went and found the records. Full show notes linked at the bottom of the post (80 page document). Watch the video episode: https://youtu.be/4rKtsGZSOx4 This is a full evidence check on two of the most talked-about asylum castles in North America: the Toronto Provincial Lunatic Asylum at 999 Queen Street West, tested against the claims of a popular Tartaria website, and the Utah Territorial Insane Asylum in Provo, tested against a 90,000-view JonLevi video. We go through the architects' journals, the original blueprints, the contractor's bid, the newspaper fights between counties, the cornerstone plaques recovered from the rubble, and the murdered architect that nobody in this genre ever bothered to look up. I used to believe this stuff. I wanted it to be true. What does paper trail actually show? A verdict on whether the old world civilization cover-up has any plausibility at all. Remote Biofield Tuning sessions with Chance are available via Zoom. Learn more and book at https://www.innerversepodcast.com/biofield-tuning SUPPORT INNERVERSE…
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