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Hey everyone, we have a really interesting video for you guys today, kind of out there,

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but we actually referenced this on Tartaria part 2 and never really explained it.

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Before beginning, I just wanted to give a big shout out to Conspiracy RS, we've been

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mentioning this video on waste management for years, and we just wanted to have a resource

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here on the channel where we can ask these questions and try to understand what's going

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on.

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The reason we're questioning waste management is because throughout the last 300 years,

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there have been severe issues with how we manage getting rid of mass amounts of human

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waste.

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They don't really focus in on this on history class and highlighting how it doesn't really

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make sense for a people to construct a massive city and then 100 years later realize that

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their entire sewage system needed to be reconstructed so that they could properly manage getting

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rid of such a large population's excrement.

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Just to make clear how important this is, without proper fecal sludge management, it can back

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up, get in the water, make people sick.

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And so you would think that people who built these large cities would have known that from

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the get go.

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Why was this something that had to be rediscovered or reinvented AFTER people started getting sick

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and it becoming a problem?

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This will be explained more as we proceed, but for now, let's just start with some well-known

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examples of horrible waste management.

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The Great Stink of London In 1858, the River Thames got so backed up

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with human waste, the disease started to spread prompting action from the government.

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There are several illustrations of this and supposedly thousands of people died from cholera.

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I wouldn't be surprised if it was even more when you consider other outbreaks and faulty

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statistics.

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The final number they tell us is 20,000 people died due to the Great Stink.

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The scientist Michael Faraday described the situation in a letter to the Times in July 1855.

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He dropped pieces of white paper into the river to test the degree of opacity.

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His conclusion was, near the bridges, the feculents rolled up in clouds so dense they

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were visible at the surface, even in water of this kind.

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The smell was very bad and common to the whole of the water.

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It was the same as that which now comes up from the gully holes in the streets.

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The whole river was for the time a real sewer.

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The smell of the river was so bad that in 1857, the government poured chalk lime, chloride

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of lime, and carbolic acid into the river to ease the stench.

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It seems that the main problem was that during this time, they had begun installing public

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flush toilets and so, people were beginning to get these in their households for the first

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time.

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According to the official history, the first public toilets were not invented until the

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1850s, where they were showcased in the Great Exhibition of 1851 in London.

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In many of these events of such horrible waste management, such as with the Great Stink, they

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want to blame it on hot weather.

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But no, it has nothing to do with mass amounts of people flooding their waste into pipes that

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are designed only for rainwater.

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So it seems that London, from all the history that we know, has never had a good relationship

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with waste management as people suspect that it had a role in the plague that wiped out

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a quarter of the population in just 18 months in 1665.

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So it took until the 19th century for them to start looking into ways of proper waste

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management.

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It's interesting that some of these earliest sewers were made of brick, and I wonder if

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this is something that was lost or forgotten, but just consider this for later.

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The city of London had over 200,000 cesspits that leaked methane gas, which usually caught

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fire and or exploded.

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So just keep that in mind.

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But before we look into other examples, let's take a look at how this worked in America.

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So Colonial America used wastewater management where they would literally get rid of the

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waste and water together, either through dumping it into the yard, street, gutter, or an open

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channel serving as a sewer.

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The story goes, this is just how they dealt with things until the 1850s.

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The majority of people just accepted the sanitation problems as a necessary part of urban life.

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But it wasn't until major epidemics began happening that they decided to start inventing sewage

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systems.

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So let me get this straight.

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This is what Chicago looked like in 1860, and we're supposed to believe that they had

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this entire city built out, and they waited a hundred years to even think of proper waste

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management?

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It's as if large amounts of humans having to empty their bowels never so much as crossed

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their minds.

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There's a theme that they blame this all on the Asiatic cholera that had been spreading

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in other cities around the world at this time, without pointing out what the real cause of

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the issue was.

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Human waste.

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Chicago had no sewers.

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What do you mean Asiatic outbreak?

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They were dumping their waste on the streets and the Chicago river, and why wouldn't people

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start to get sick?

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So all their waste was going to Lake Michigan, which multiple cities were getting their water

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from, and so this brought deadly contaminants and disease essentially into every household.

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And this was not just in Chicago, this was everywhere in the states.

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We only know about Chicago and the New York events because those were obviously the biggest

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ones, but this happened all over the world during this time.

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Because of these outbreaks, the hero or the person responsible with creating the first

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comprehensive sewer system in the United States was Ellis Trespro.

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This is the engineer that basically fixed all the waste management issues in the United

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States with this new system that divided flood water and waste into different systems

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and redirected it into the Mississippi river.

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That's the thing that you'll see with all these stories is that they never even really

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fix it, it's just that they redirect it to some other area that probably causes issues

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in other small towns.

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Also, Chicago was flooded during this point, which was another reason they needed waste

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management.

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So it wasn't just swamp water, you know, with the whole story that they had to rise

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the entire city by 15 feet, it was fecal sludge.

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I just find it hard to believe, especially a city with the world fair and all these extravagant

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buildings.

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How do you mess up that bad when creating a city?

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It seems that this is the time after the reset that these cities began to become backed up

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from their new inhabitants being unable to discover the proper method of waste management.

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You have to consider, why wouldn't this be one of the first things planned for when starting

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a city?

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You could probably make the argument that millions have died from waste management from the 1600s

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to the modern day, from disease outbreaks, to unclean water, to even the famous black

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plague being caused by unsanitary habits.

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If this is the case, then why wouldn't the masterminds who constructed these cities, many

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in Europe being constructed entirely on star forts with sacred geometrical designs, why is

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it that they had no concept of waste management?

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Could it be that these cities were not designed by who we were taught, and actually, they were

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found after some type of reset?

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After being repopulated, these inhabitants had to rediscover how to grow food, reverse-engineered

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leftover inventions, and they also needed to accommodate for their different ways of living.

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It could very well be that most of the inhabitants of these cities were orphans, and a ruling

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class raised them as the working class, taught them everything they needed to know, and didn't

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care one way or another if they were living in filth.

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I wouldn't be surprised if the elite class doled out technology to them to give the illusion

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of natural progress, despite the obvious signs of advanced civilizations all around them.

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I say that because there is a reason that these cities were not designed with sewers.

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That's because that's not the most efficient method, and or, it was never needed.

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This brings to mind the fact that in the mainstream timeline, the ancient Romans and Greeks had

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better waste management than we did in the 1800s.

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It was very advanced actually, and the Romans were known to be very hygienic.

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Now, have you followed our other stuff when we've brought up the Etruscans before and the

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early Greeks being involved with the Druids, well, mainstream history tells us that the

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first sewers in Rome were built by these Etruscans.

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Now we don't know if these first ones were used for waste.

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It could be that they were more for redirecting rainwater, as it may wash away the topsoil,

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so that seems to be a good explanation of what the original builders would want in their cities,

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a method for redirecting water in efficient matter for all sorts of means.

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If this is true, then the Romans had advanced aqueducts that we can't even replicate today.

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These would deliver fresh water around the city, and there are even engravings showing

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this process.

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I remember seeing one picture that showed there was this device above this small little home

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showing that there may have been electricity involved in this process.

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Another thing to consider is Cloaca Maxima, which again, I do not think was originally intended

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for waste.

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I mean, look how massive this is.

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For water management, I can understand, but it seems that it wasn't until later times

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that the aqueducts were then connected to the Cloaca Maxima and it still became unusable

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because of the growing population.

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It is said that the Cloaca Maxima is the first major sewer system and it was built by the three

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Etruscan Kings, which, I don't know, that sounds very interesting.

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It was so big that it was large enough for wagons loaded with hay to pass and that it

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could transport one million pounds of waste, water, and unwanted goods.

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It seems that it wasn't until later that they began creating latrines of all sorts and sizes.

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Now a latrine is an outhouse, but it can be anything that basically lets you poop into

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a hole.

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But what is it really?

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It's a waste collector.

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Does this really make sense?

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Okay, so these advanced Roman architects are going to build these fancy outhomes for pooping

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into these holes, it would be very difficult to clean and get out, and or you would have

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to constantly keep rebuilding new ones once they filled up.

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I just don't think this makes too much sense.

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But what if there's a component that we're missing?

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Think about it, these are called latrines, or it seems to be very close to lantern, something

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that you can ignite.

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These are very interesting and they had them all over the ancient world, but what if they

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weren't just ancient outhouses?

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Now I think there are multiple things going on here.

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These could have been made in a later time by new populations after the reset, and or this

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was a method that people who originally built these structures used in the process of getting

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rid of their waste.

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The reason I phrase it that way is because I do believe there are two things going on.

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The first being, and I'm not sure the best way to ask this, huh, but did ancient advanced

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civilizations really poop?

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Now that sounds crazy, and yes there's more to explain as many of these old world buildings

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and mansions from around the world actually do not contain bathrooms.

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I do believe that this is a possible explanation, and in our ancient past we did not need to

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eat in the same way that we do now.

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The other explanation that many may find more plausible is that there was some type of ancient

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technology for efficiently converting poop into electricity.

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And no, I don't think that sounds crazy, as this is what is happening today.

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From the BBC, dog poo powers Malvern Hills street lamps.

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Quote, dog walkers on the Malvern Hills are being encouraged to drop the waste into an anaerobic

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digester which converts it into methane to fuel the lamp.

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From the Guardian, Thames water turns to poo power for renewable electricity generation.

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Quote, the company estimates that 16% of its electricity needs will be met in the current

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financial year by burning sewage flakes.

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From the Washington Post, quote, burning humanity's poop could yield up to 9.5 billion.

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I could keep going, there are many of these articles, but just type in poop fuel and you'll

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get your answer.

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Not only is it possible, we know that yes, poop can be turned into energy.

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Before continuing down that doctrine, let's explore some examples of architecture that you

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would think would be constructed with bathrooms or some type of plumbing system, yet they tell

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us that the first plumbing systems didn't really come into play until 1850.

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1850?

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That seems pretty late to just be figuring out plumbing, yet you're building massive

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cities all around the United States?

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This wasn't new.

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These people knew uncleanliness led to disease.

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This has been happening for aeons.

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It's instinct at this point.

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If everyone was so sick and weak, then how the hell did they build these cities?

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The excuse is that it's only after these cities started thriving that disease came.

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Yet in Europe, we see the same thing around the 1850s with this cholera epidemic.

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So no, there's no excuse.

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London and France had plenty of time in developing a plumbing system.

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In fact, this technology was apparently there in the early 1600s and that's in mainstream

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history.

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The Palace of Versailles is said to have been built in 1623, first beginning from a hunting

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lodge.

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And they have this whole story too that Louis XIII was into hunting and he was not fit to

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be a king or something about this place being in a wooded wetland, which is kind of interesting.

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But there were also many cases of smallpox at this time, which, yes, I believe has to

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do with the filth and not some imaginary v-word.

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This palace is incredible for this time period it is said to be built.

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Not only do the early engravings show that it was built on a star fort, but this looks

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like some type of self-contained city.

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Kind of like the asylums in America, but mixed in with fancy mansions, possibly some type

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of government building from some prior age.

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I'll explain more on that shortly when we talk about the Gilded Age.

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But the weird thing about this place, well, I mean, there are a bunch of weird things,

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but there are no bathrooms.

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I mean, look at how huge this place is.

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Why is it that with all these massive mansions, essentially, based on the story that they give

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us, I mean, so they built this place and then Louis XIII dies and they just left this

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place deserted for 10 years?

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There was also some type of corruption going on, as it seems Louis XIII had bad monetary

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practices, whatever that means.

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There was even a supposed battle over this original chateau.

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Some type of intense prince battle.

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I mean, they're telling you that different parties were fighting over the ownership.

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But yeah, this place had over 2,300 rooms, but not one bathroom.

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It's also weird how the people of France absolutely hated this place because think about what the

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mainline story is saying.

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These were rich aristocrats essentially just blowing their money without a care in the world,

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while the rest of the population just got the scraps.

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Now, I'm sure that did actually happen.

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But why is it that the story, every time with these palaces and mansions, is the same thing?

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Just seems strange.

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I was looking at some of these rooms too, like the king's bedchamber and the queen's apartment

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and all, and I just don't believe people actually lived here.

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I just highly doubt it, and I mean, look at all this gold.

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That's one of the things about Versailles, it has an insane amount of gold unlike any

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palace for this time.

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Where did they get all this gold?

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I'm gonna keep going, but I thought this was interesting as well.

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Between 1925 and 1928, American philanthropist John D. Rockefeller gave 2.1 million or 30 million

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today to refurbish the palace.

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Wait what?

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Nothing weird is supposed to be going on here.

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Again, same theme, wealthy philanthropists getting involved.

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To drive my point home, basically, there are a bunch of weird things about this palace and

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its history that does not line up, but not only did it not have bathrooms, which makes

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zero sense if this was where all the aristocrats were living with rooms completely gilded in

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gold, not only did they 100% have the money to afford building bathrooms, they had the technology.

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The first and most important part about this whole palace was the gardens.

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For some reason, this was so important to them.

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Not only did they need gilded mansions, they needed the most amazing fountains for its time.

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So amazing that new technology needed to be invented to facilitate this process.

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Forget about inventing a plumbing system or better waste management so that we can all

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start to get rid of disease that's been plaguing our civilization.

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No, no, let's not do that, let's spend all this effort making massive artistic fountains.

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Okay, so we know they spent a bunch of money building this palace with all this golden stuff.

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Not only did Louis XIV somehow get all this money to expand his father's chateau, but he also hired

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engineers Arnold de Vil and Renquin Solem to just build this machine de Marly, which they say took

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30 million dollars to build and they did it in four years. This was a massive advanced hydraulic system

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designed to pump water from the seine up a steep elevation to an aqueduct so that it could be used

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in the palace of Versailles. They did this, yes all of this, just for the fountains. But they didn't

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think to use this technology to get rid of the waste? Before this machine was built, they were literally

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taking all the water supply from Paris just to supply these fountains. They realized they needed

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more so they built this machine, pumped around 850,000 gallons of water and ironically it still

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wasn't enough as they needed four times the amount of water. This machine de Marly is pretty insane too,

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it had 14 gigantic wheels and 250 pumps to bring water uphill 600 feet. Now, I don't necessarily think

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that this machine is ancient tech. I think it was something designed to try to figure out how to

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work with the architecture and technology that was already there, like the fountains, but over time

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the machine just started to fail and there wasn't enough water, so I'm not sure if this was really

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the original source. But I bring it up because it shows that the technology was there at this time.

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So why? Why if they already had so much experience with civil engineering, they understood that sickness

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came from filth, the tech was there, they had the money to spend, then why were there so many issues

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with waste management? Why were there no bathrooms in this marvelous place? You know what they tell us

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in mainstream history? They were just dirty. These aristocrats would relieve themselves in the hallways

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or stairwells. I'm reading this article and it's saying that no one bothered to house train the royal

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dogs and servants wouldn't even consider cleaning it up. Does that sound right to you? Because for one

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moment, let's just forget about whether this palace was capable of being built during this time period

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which, possibly, but not by these people. You're saying they spent all this money to build this palace

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and just gleefully shat all over the place? Come on, it gets even worse. So I have to be real careful

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here. So I don't recommend looking this up, but I think it's crucial to understanding my point.

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There's this famous French artist from this very time period and he wasn't just an artist, he was a

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nobleman, a revolutionary politician, but he's known because he drew these erotic, almost BDSM type

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engravings of these aristocrats basically experimenting with sex in the most foul, extreme way possible.

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I mean, I'm being moderate with my descriptions, I kid you not. I literally can't even show them in

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this video, just type in Marquis de Sade or Marquis de Sade. I can't even believe that this exists and

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people think that these are the same people who built these structures, but it's almost as if they're

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just discovering that they have buttholes. Not only that, there's an engraving with these women having

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an orgy with a goat. It's extremely graphic, so please forgive me, I can't really show it, but

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yes, it is on Google Images. So anyways, yeah, these fountains were amazing. You know, it's also weird

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that they call Louis XIV the Sun King, but yeah, he needed to have these amazing fountains with all this

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deep symbolism ingrained. He was a man of science, yet they were cool with just going to the bathroom,

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right in the halls. To move on, this is not the only instance of these palaces having no bathrooms.

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Buckingham Palace is said to have 78 bathrooms if you look this up, but they won't tell you that this

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wasn't originally the case. These were added later. I mean, there are 775 rooms. If you have that many

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people, you need more bathrooms. Not only that, but those are for staff and royalty, but visitors don't

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have access to a single toilet in the palace. You really have to think about this. These palaces are

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conceptualized by and for these wealthy aristocrats, and I mean, you're going to be having thousands of

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people in here supposedly eating very extravagant food every single day. They didn't consider where the

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food ended. Think about how much waste that is, how disgusting these palaces were during this period,

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and that's not me saying that. That's mainstream history. They say it's just because it was just a dark age.

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I mean, many of these palaces were being created during the renaissance period, the age of enlightenment,

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the age of invention, science, yet they couldn't figure out bathrooms, and they were cool with it.

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People were getting sick, and they weren't smart enough to figure out that maybe it had something to do with poop.

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I could keep going and showing you multiple examples of palaces like this, but to sum it up,

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if you look at these palaces from around the 16th to 18th centuries, they have this weird theme of

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being overly extravagant, spiritually and symbolically aligned, yet they don't have proper waste

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management in the elite that mainstream history tells us built these buildings were okay with just

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allowing their occupants to poop all over their beautiful creation. Or maybe there's something else

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going on. Now before we get to that, this brings us to the Gilded Age, because it's not just what

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these European palaces in from the 19th and early 20th century, we have another strange theme that

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pops up in America. You have all these rich mansions or palaces being built that look very

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similar to the palaces in Europe. They're all a part of this Gilded Age, or really, another piece of

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propaganda that was sold to us from historical writers like Mark Twain, under the guise of fighting

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against corruption. Or was it just another Marxist attempt to persuade the populace into accepting

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their new overlords? Real quick to explain that, Mark Twain was a fake. First off, his real name

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was Samuel Longhorn Clemens and he was a slaveholder, so he grew his way to riches, probably because of

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his family, right? He was literally a symbol of the American dream. Then out of nowhere, towards the end

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of his life, he becomes this huge critic of these capitalists, as if he wasn't one of them. Anyways,

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yes, basically, these wealthy capitalists, the robber barons, and I know they say that because

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they're stealing wealth, but I don't think that's the only thing they stole. So yeah, we're talking

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Rockefellers, Carnegie, JP Morgan, Henry Ford, Vanderbelts, and many other families that most of them were not

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even American. They were plants and connected with secret societies in Europe. Not only that, but they were

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connected to famous writers as well, such as HG Wells and the Fabian Society. They created our

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entire world view. They wanted us to see them as wealthy capitalists because that was really a lie.

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That was crony capitalism. They were plants. They were hijackers. And how, if you look into this whole

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gilded age and robber baron fiasco, you see that they all started spending a bunch of money on these

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enormous mansions, some of which have never really been replicated today. These buildings contain

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these amazing, expensive artworks. And I know these people were rich, but where did they get all this

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money from? There's also evidence to support that many of these old buildings had some type of special

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tech that was lost. The fireplaces in these buildings do not seem to be for burning wood,

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being as extravagant as they are. There are always these strange devices that are seen in these older

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fireplaces from this gilded age time period. Were these some type of heating system that came with

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the original building and so, after being repurposed, they began burning wood and just ruining these

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places? Now, it's not to say that some of these buildings may have been truly built at this time.

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Even though these building techniques are ancient, in some cases it is fully possible with the right

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resources to construct some of these buildings. But in the large majority of the cases, many aspects

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of the story do not line up, and these buildings may not be ancient, but it's possible that they were

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not built in the fashion that we have been told. I think it's odd that so many of these photos had

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vanilla skies and that compositing and photo manipulation was actually a crucial part of the

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process. It was just called photo retouching back then. But you don't think they can do this with

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architecture? Absolutely. And if we consider what we know about the history of waste management and

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these robber barons, it's very possible that there was some sort of hijacking that took place.

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In the official narrative, it even tells us that these European palaces had multiple battles taking

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place over the ownership of the buildings. How do we know that the winners didn't just make up some

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history? Well, one good example, and there are several that would each make their own good videos, but

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many of these buildings were demolished. And there were several of these on the famous 5th avenue,

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the Vanderbilt mansions. I bring this up because not only is this very European looking, but the

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amount of art and wealth put into this place is insane. It was a massive French Renaissance palace

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called Petit Chateau. Hmm. Interesting. The Vanderbilts had hundreds of properties. I really don't buy

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the official narrative at all. When you look at 5th avenue, right? This is also where St. Patrick's

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Cathedral is. If you're one of those, but they're construction photos, people. Yeah, I know. There isn't

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that much though. The spires weren't added until 1930. And whenever you see these posed construction photos,

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you know something's up. Who knows? But it's very odd, and I'm sure they could add on and built on top

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of these structures, but it's always the same thing of showing it once it's already been constructed.

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Why aren't these photos better preserved if these people were so wealthy? I'm talking insane wealthy.

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The Vanderbilts were far richer than anyone today. William received almost 100 million or I think 3

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billion dollars, but the difference is no one back then had anything near this amount of wealth except royalty

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in other countries. Which again, is why the history regarding these families are so suspect.

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There's actually a lot to this Vanderbilt story that may be outside the scope of this one video,

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but this is a good foreshadowing to our next video that I promise you, I think you guys will really enjoy.

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We're going to go visit the biggest one, that's all I'll say. But back to what I was saying about the

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different possibilities as to what's going on here with waste management, I do believe it's a little

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bit of both scenarios. There must have been a time in our development where we do not need to poop.

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Now of course, this is coming from a spiritual cosmological view, not the modern view of

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evolution that says our consciousness formed after matter. No, this idea that we came from spirit and

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slowly became material or devolved over time. We first became harmonious with nature, the first age,

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or the fey people, the androgynous spirit beings, the blue beings that were in harmony with forest.

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Of course, I'm talking before Atlantis and very early astral human stages of development.

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But over time, after the deluge, it would make sense that things were more material,

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and so humans began to eat and poop. At first, being that after the deluge, the main people building

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these architectures were the druids, Aryans, or the teachers after Atlantis, which yes,

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included all varieties of people. They began building these architectures, but they possessed

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some technology for converting their poop into an energy source, keeping their cities clean,

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and this would also give them a good renewable resource. This is the intelligence I would expect

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from the mines behind these palaces. All it would take is these latrines or

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lanterns that can collect a vast amount of fecal matter and then convert the methane or gas into a

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fuel source. Don't think it's that advanced of a tech and this would be another fuel source that

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they would have access to. Maybe this is what they did for a while, possibly then learning about

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aether technology and atmospheric electricity, which then could have been another factor involving

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the cataclysms occurring during this time. After the cataclysms, people began moving into these cities,

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as in with Europe, they started to reverse engineer these leftover cities, but the only difference is

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that because of these cataclysms, these survivors that found these cities were of a different culture

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and had resulted in eating flesh and were cannibals. This is the true history of meat eating,

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it began with cannibalism, not the need for hunting. If you were that primitive that you have

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to survive off the hunt, then what happens when there's nothing to hunt? Most tribes resorted to

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cannibalism. So, this concept of eating flesh got introduced into these cities. You had these people

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literally farming thousands of animals, they moved in a populous of people or orphans into these cities,

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and the aristocrats would just sit on top while they shat in these hijacked palaces from a recent

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civilization. They then tainted not only the entire city with fecal matter, but then they destroyed the

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water source. It really makes no sense if you think about it. It's literally impossible to create

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a functioning society in the way that they tell us without proper hygiene. Yet, they were just living

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this way for the last 2000 years, but the Romans had it figured out. That makes sense. Not only that,

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but toxic poop became problematic in other ways. They began taking this toxic poop that not only was

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causing cholera everywhere, but they would take the sewage sludge from the cities and create these

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sewage farms for using these poops to fertilize the population's food supply. You don't think that

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has an energetic effect on the foods that we eat? If you bring in all that we said about the United States,

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none of these cities were designed with plumbing or waste management in mind. They had to reinvent it

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after the 1850s, which just shows that they had no clue what they were doing. I don't see the sudden

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rise in city population being an appropriate argument as the level of architecture, science,

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and tech being developed at this time does not align with their inability to properly design and set up

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these cities. It actually makes more sense that these cities were founded upon older foundations and

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slowly, piece by piece, they made modifications. Have you seen Tartaria Explained on Underground Cities?

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Almost every American city has an entire underground component or old city beneath the modern one.

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Just like Futurama, the next civilization builds on top of the old. I think it's not too crazy to

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think that there would be some sort of cultural amnesia that goes over along with something like

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a cataclysm, especially if there are more children than adults left over. So you tell me, what do you

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think? Was there a time where humans didn't have to poop? Why do these palaces not have bathrooms and

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why were these aristocrats pooping in the hallways? Was there possibly a way that they could use poop as

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a fuel source? I hope you guys are having a good week and if you guys could come hang out with us in

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the discord, it would be super cool. We sometimes do movie nights and it's honestly a great resource

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for collecting ideas and just staying connected. It's okay if you don't know anything about discord,

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just download it, send me a message and it will literally explain everything. But yeah, you can do

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everything from your phone or browser, just come into the server, ask us questions directly, it's the

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easiest way to get in contact with us and to assist in growing the community. Sending you guys a bunch of

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love and all we can help is that our minds may be unveiled. Let go of everything you think to be

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true. Relax the mind and ask the question, do I truly understand what this reality is?