Tartaria Explained

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Tartaria (originally pronounced “Tataria” without the first “r”) is the name of the preMongolian empire that originated in northern Asia before spanning the entirenorthern hemisphere. Great Tartaria was the largest empire during its time andwould have still been the largest empire today. The Tartarian empire flourished duein part of the civilization being a leader in advanced technology, free energy, andgrand architecture.Tartaria is also where the Greek word “Tartarus” originated from.The denotation of lost souls spending eternity in Tartarus the underworld is due tothe Tartarian Empire having been buried and wiped out during the mud flood. Theworld of the Tartarians is literally the world under our world. The underworld.Tartarus wasn’t the underworld and will never be the underworld. Tartaria is theunderworld. The religionists used the Mud Flood deluge and how it wiped out theTartarian Empire to confuse the populous into thinking they would join those in the “underworld” if they challenged the religious authority.

Mama Bear Talk

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Welcome to Mama Bear Talk. We are Kimberly and Michelle, two extremely angry Mama Bears fighting against the abuse, indoctrination, and grooming of our children. Join us as we explore everything from everyday mom life hacks to urban gardening, homesteading, recipes, and herbal remedies. We will also speak about current events and crazy “conspiracy theories”. Basically, we will talk about whatever we want with courage and absolutely no censorship. If we get something wrong we will admit it. If we have an opinion you don’t like then take it with a grain of salt and come back again tomorrow. Watch us grow as moms while we fight the indoctrination and grooming of our children. We love you all and remember- Get Up- Get out- Get Loud

Apocatastasis Institute

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Apocatastasis is a place where the pristine ideal of a school has been restored: teacher and students gathered in discussion around serious texts. Shorn of childish props like grades, GPAs, and credentials, the school proudly rights two errors in contemporary education: the tendency to inculcate bourgeois sentiments, and predatory financing. Public or private, religious or secular, in a formal classroom or at the home-school kitchen table, all forms of schooling are guilty of these distortions. Apocatastasis replaces the long-fallen purpose of education: the acquisition of knowledge for its own sake. Our coursework focuses on the history, art, and culture of the West. Giving a thorough foundation in the humanities, we avoid the unnecessarily long and expensive route of modern education.