DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 2hOnce you accept they could make their own lights and generate their own electricity, you can understand that giant electric lathes were used to shape the temple pillars. As I always say, electric eels don't need to be plugged in and plenty of creatures generate their own light. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 2hRostral column. St Petersburg "Designed by French architect Thomas de Thomon and completed in 1810–1815, these columns are decorated with metal prows (rostra) of ships and large statues at their bases representing major Russian rivers (Volga, Dnieper, Neva, and Volkhov)." Also in Chicago? 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 3hThe more wonderful you realize the past was, the more disgusting the present gets and bleak the future looks on this course. 010
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 4hThey don't give a crap about the buildings. They use them as leverage against us. They repurpose them to propagandize us, into the new ways - then dripfeed what had been hoarded slowly into the new society. Then destroy everything anyway. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 4hDo you remember when they pretended Jan 6th caused damage to the Capitol building and it mattered so much - but it didn't matter to tear down building after building in urban renewal? It didn't matter to burn down the cities in 'great fires' either, that was just rebirth. Faux concern. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 6hWhich kind of magic spell to use? Esuna - Introduced in Final Fantasy II, the name is a portmanteau of Japanese readings for "permanent" (eikyū), "status" (sutētasu), and "cure" (naoshi), succeeding older single-ailment spells like Poisona Did you know that, final fantasy fans? 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 6hThe same symbolism but with the materials of Satan's season. The old brick and stone has been replaced with plastic and glass, a void no one can grab on to reflecting a distorted chaotic world - where everyone wanders around lost in their own city. Undernourished. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 6hVery Hyperborean/Tartar I think the giant head came off the top. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 6hThe entire criminal justice system is a for-profit entertainment industry. It collects money on a whim and runs what amount to show-trials with gossiping and busybody 'concern'. It always gets attention when it demands it, and everyone always complies with what the system wants. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 6hNothing could be solved by ending politics as we know it, the people would be lost, confused and start turning against each other even more... Same reasons the Templar gives why we can't have the advanced technology of old - we can't be trusted with it. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 6hThere is too much corruption to become anything worthwhile even if it was all cleaned up tomorrow - which it won't be. It won't be cleaned up in ten years either, we merely fall because of legal. We are over. Goodbye and good riddance human race. You were crap this time. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 6hIt's that Tartaria was everywhere and needed to be obliterated. Hence WW2 targeting Tokyo and Osaka. Hence every act of 'urban renewal'. That's the only reason why there's a replica of 'August the Strong's' baroque 1700s masterpiece Zwinger Palace (Dresden) in Tokyo itself. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 6hIn 1903, Osaka, Japan looked identical to Paris or St Louis (one year before the St Louis worlds fair, interestingly, so they were preparing and rampantly building it concurrently right?) Nothing like Japanese style, so where do all the artists magically spring up from? 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 6hMountains and rocks were ancient cities, and monuments evidence of ancient civilizations with a history erased and supplanted by conspirator written patriot fiction. "We put the people to work and they built it perfectly with enough whipping" sure they did. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 7hMagic whizz-bang energy. We haven't got it's mojo working yet. It was always technology, and was incrementally removed in the 1920s/30s before WW2 put paid to the remains of European cities... 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 7hI'm too dangerous/not controlled enough for people to talk to. They hate that they love me so much, a bit like Gollum hating and loving the ring, and folks resenting what they are ultimately grateful for. You have no standards earthlings, that's why your world is in this mess. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 7hThe balance has shifted. The fairness has disappeared. It's betrayed me personally as well as us collectively. The pain too great, too easy to unlock. i feel shortchanged. 'Life' outside of that, itself shortchanged me a different way. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 7hThey want you to focus on Russell Brand But Smallville's Alison Mack being a child trafficker was a footnote in the news. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 7hIt's the bankers still in charge and Rockefeller with the medicine and oil Infecting all young minds And poisoning the soil 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 7hI don't do other people's deadlines. I don't care what other people require or demand - creativity requires complete freedom. Energy and creativity only flows without a deadline, it doesn't work if it's packaged in. No wonder so much of our 'precious' culture is totally vapid. It worked to deadlines 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 7hJust call it 'Beaux Arts' and claim that it's the result of an architecture movement involving mass-production at the time, and then fail to reproduce anything like it when placed under scrutiny and when we supposedly have far more advanced technology. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 7hWe have lost the old world. At the rate it's burning down we're not getting any thing back, and we'll lose Sagrada Famila and Milan cathedral by 2030. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 8hI don't do other people's deadlines. I don't care what other people require or demand - creativity requires complete freedom. Energy and creativity only flows without a deadline, it doesn't work if it's packaged in. No wonder so much of our 'precious' culture is totally vapid. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 8h"Leyden jar (sometimes spelled Leiden jar). (Ley lines) It was invented in the mid-18th century and is famous for being the very first device capable of storing static electricity." They tell us. Sure it was. How ancient is a jar of electricity really? 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 8hThere was mass production in the ancient world and the old world. Why on earth do we think our timeline is the first time? The world was far more impressive than the scattered ruins we find today. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 9hAll the hoax stuff which he did. His Presidents Council on Sustainability was a UN handover, NAFTA same thing. Selling nukes to China, what could possibly go wrong? Etc. Clinton is a traitor. Fuck the blowjob shit. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 21hThe abandoned aftermath before the demolition, of old Chilaga. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 21hThe Bartholdi Fountain in Lyon, was at the worlds fair in Paris in 1889. They salvaged these things and sent them off to their respective districts to sit in the town square. How did they even move them? 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 21hCheck out the dragons holding the lamps, and they aren't just globes are they? This was in the Philadelphia City Hall. May still be. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 21hTartaria and Hyperborea did cross over. Omsk postcards. Artwork of Vsevolod Borisovich Ivanov Greek Plato is our connection to Hyperborea. Kissingers book cover. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 21hThe typical pattern of magnetic architecture. Not made with 'stencils'. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 21hGiants are just a fact. You need to ditch the Darwinism. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 22hWhy was it necessary for Napoleon's Palace of Industry (1855-1900) to have a wooden fence around it? 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 22hConstruction always seems dubious, like it's been cut and pasted and pieced together meticulously. They were indefatigable in their attempts to muddy the waters. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 14/10/2026Technology survives a reset via the secret society - and then is drip-fed intermittently throughout the next society that secret society sculpts ... in this case technology conducive to surveillance. 010
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 14/10/2026The Great Hall of the Victoria Law Courts, Birmingham, UK, 1891. Built 1887 to 1891. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 14/10/2026If we poison an ocean it's not a scandal. Nobody cares. If a celebrities breast is exposed, it is. Everyone cares. The media doesn't care about priorities. Nor do the hounds that hoover up it's vomit. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 14/10/2026PT Barnum's residence was called Iranistan. This is more hiding of the Tartar/Moorish history of America. Also manifested as the 'corn palaces'. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 14/10/2026Whether a political building or religious. Whether a library or a hospital. A museum or a university. A Courthouse or an art gallery. Whatever. They were always repeated all around the world with relative ease until they weren't... 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 14/10/2026City Investing Building. Running from Broadway to church Street. A 34-story office building covering a plot 27,000 square feet. Built very easily and torn down very ruthlessly. Used sporadically. They call it a 'lost cousin of the Singer building' another demolished gem. 000
DystopiaNow! @dystopianow.bsky.social · 14/10/2026Investing for what? Why the arches with ornate detail beyond a European basilica? For investing? Sure... 000