Old World Tulsa Oklahoma

in 1900, Tulsa had a population of 1200. The architecture we find when digging into it's past suggests something is amiss..

[@fact-checkinghis-story5149]

Tulsa also has an extensive system of underground tunnels called the “Tulsa Tunnels,” and they give tours somewhat infrequently.

[@dellcoc]

They had dropped bombs from biplanes in the Tulsa Massacre. It was the 1st time that it had happened in the US, while not one person went to prison for it. Lived in Tulsa for 4 years.

[@heavenstarr5023]

I live in Tulsa...my home was built in 1929 and is still standing. The materials and craftsmanship were superior to what is used today. A lot of the buildings you have shown are still here and in use, although in the 1970s many beautiful buildings were demolished and modern ones constructed. In fact, the Williams Building was designed by the same architect as the twin towers in NYC. I also lived in apartments built in 1919, the first in Tulsa. They were amazing 🤩 even had central vacuuming system. Anyways, thank you for showcasing some of the gorgeous architecture in my city. *Basements were/are necessary here, especially in public buildings because of the tornadoes that were frequent.

[@powers1776reset]

Oh man, I live in Tulsa! This will be awesome, thank you!

[@WimsK45]

Incredible work. Thank you from France !

[@oldworldex]

Thank you for watching! I've got a Dijon video coming..trying to diversify the content and get off continent from time to time.

[@NewWestReset]

Howdy OWE. Great job on this. I always find Oklahoma as well as Texas so interesting as they seem to parallel the narrative of Alberta. Very similar stories. Thanks a lot. Cheers!

[@ygagarin5572]

I'd call WW1 the war(s) of 1812 when just a week apart started US-British war, and Napoleon incursion in Russia. Three years without summer since 1815 look more like a Nuclear War. Only in the second part of 19th century the Pioneers moved to the West, and the Russians to Siberia. We should be analyzing the events happening around the World at the same times, then, will get the whole picture.

[@timothydillow3160]

Interesting that Napoleon and Peter the Great were on the same gold coin praising their victory when they were supposed to be enemies.

[@ygagarin5572]

@@timothydillow3160 You probably meant Alexander the First who was a friend of Napoleon, and his main enemy was Tartarian Moscow. It was a total cover up as we don't know for sure who burnt Moscow. Napoleon had no interest in that. His officers saw the fireballs coming from heaven on the city. It was probably Alexander.

[@jeanettealbrecht9542]

I was in the tunnels during a tornado. I was visiting someone when the tornado came through. The huge chandeliers were swinging. They were easily 6 feet or more tall. That was in the 1980s.

[@mudphloodphilly2456]

Wow you must've been busy after last night show I figured when you mentioned Tulsa it be a few days . last nights show was great crowd i had more fun in that 3 hours than I've had in months appreciate your work brother your an inspiration

[@oldworldex]

Thanks so much I appreciate it. I had Tulsa wrapped up in a bow and scheduled for release before the show. Will definitely have to do more lives..

[@brianwebber6996_ROADHUNTER]

Between the years 1900 and 1930, 12 people a day rolled into town in their Model T's, or covered wagons...every day of the year for 30 straight years!! Good thing there was already a Home Depot, a Wal-Mart, and a John Deere dealership waiting for them... What a JOKE!!

[@arrowcrusher]

17:03 there are no trees in this picture,, i live in Tulsa,, how could there be zero trees a hundred years ago and trees everywhere around here now

[@tchrisou812]

seeds and time, yes there are trees @ 17:12

[@jkm3297]

Always great content, thank you much!

[@Faith.is.freedom.lisaj0803]

Hello, spent my late teens early 20s in Tulsa. I decided the race riot was a psyop in 2021. The facades in Tulsa are beautiful.

[@th43_zz55]

I was born in tulsa, and I've always been fascinated by some of the incredibly detailed architecture of the town in contrast with the rather bleak and uniform buildings. I've always wondered about how these styles managed to make it to such a small city in the middle of nowhere. This kind of architecture I would expect almost in another country. Also, there are many eyewitness accounts, mostly from people who live here, that there were napalm bombs dropped from planes during the race riots. Good thing to look into to find out what really happened.

[@matthewmatuse8068]

Another excellent production. Great work and yeah, lots of problems with the official story. Thanks for pointing out that excellent mud flood example at the Tulsa High School. I was mesmerized by the dome and I would have missed it.

[@toddwoolery]

Eye grewed up over to Tulsey town. Family developed some of the Mingo Valley area. Mother was one of the Urban Renewal Engineers that either fought to keep or felt sad about losing buildings. Tulsey Town of the 1920s can be compared to Dubai today. Art Deco is The Tulsa style, art deco of the 1920s when Tulsans had beaucoups of money. And the architecture that remains today makes no question this videographer is looking for clicks from controversy. The more comments the merrier. Either they know the truth or they're delusional...they're not delusional.

[@law275]

I had to Google the Tulsa race riot / massacre because I had only heard reference to it in the past few years. Really the story itself is like most others where the narrative doesn't fit the pictures. As for the Philadelphia experiment and Michelle's theory it certainly is intriguing to think about. Even the number of time travel movies made is an interesting deep dive. When I looked into it and saw that the first one was apparently 1921, a Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's court based off of Mark Twain's story, It made me think of the millennial reign that some people believe. It certainly would for the incredible architecture which is almost unbelievable in it's beauty. And given that it's worldwide it does make me wonder. But what I certainly see in your videos is the impossibility that we are responsible for these buildings. Thanks for the great job you do!

[@MrOkrick]

The only reason you've not often heard about the so called Tulsa race riot as it once was called and changed about 7-8 yrs ago to TULSA RACE MASSACRE is because this name is WAY MORE DRAMATIC and you'll hear about things like this whenever the left wants a talking point to TRY TO MAKE A POINT, and they have politicized EVERYTHING IN THIS COUNTRY. And the left wants to use it as a political tool to show that we are a racist society. Examples..Land O' Lakes dairy products use to show a picture of a young native woman, Aunt Jemima pancake syrup the depictions of these darker skinned people have recently been taught to be harmful and offensive to those people.dontnforget sports teams with names like WASHINGTON REDSKINS, ATLANTA BRAVES, I AM ONE OF THOSE PEOPLE AND THIS ISNT OFFENSIVE IN THE LEAST..You do remember that suddenly the United States is the most racist place in the universe right? And yes..I'm being a smart ass..the RIDICULOUS AND LAUGHABLE idea that we are SO ENDEMICALLY, FUNCTIONALLY AND SYSTEMICALLY RACIST all started about the same time obama was elected and changed the face of this country forever..why would he do that you may ask? Because he hates this country and what it stands for and he used these fake social constructs as a means to gather votes for him and his sick ideas and the rest of the democrat party where more and more often weak politicians like obama lie and get backed up by the leftist operated media just to stay in power. After all who was the party of hatred slavery and the KKK? The democrats. You can Google that too. I'm not saying by ANY MEANS that this country hasn't had some shameful moments BUT we are far from the most racist society ..besides the FACT THAT EVERY country has had a slavery era. Which has also been mistaught in the United States.

[@charleswillams9501]

Half truths, 25 white sheriff's were shot cold blooded before 1 black person died.

[@progrmr33]

Would like to know more about the landscape of downtown, the patterns/shapes and specifically “The center of the universe”

[@jfmaster1507]

Chandeliers were connected to copper roofs then lowered into sea water to apply electric desalination ..tgis is why they are covered in crystals...salt crystals...

[@simplelifeadventure]

Who had the money to move here back then and hire a crew to build a nice laid out neighborhood. Many families might have been poor so we should see slums like all major cities with rapid growth. Never any impoverished parts of these old world cities.

[@powers1776reset]

Tulsa native here. The poor part of town, is referred to as “the north side” and quite actually starts at downtown. I can tell you, that what was formally “the old world” is basically the poorer area of Tulsa. I see the remnants, some partially buried, Of the previous age. There was most certainly, a civilization ending cataclysm/reset. The evidence is everywhere. I suspect that WW1 at least, is part of the cover up for this event. The actual event, could possibly be what is referred to as “the Carrington event”. There is not much info available for this event, despite it being referenced so much, and so often! Cheers

[@tribeoflightband8145]

Concerning times schisms and alternate timelines, it very well could’ve been the Philadelphia experiment, the exploding of the nuclear bomb which tears into time/dpace, or timeline manipulation wars around 2016, which gave rise to the Mandela Effect, or more likely even Cern in Switzerland…so many theories, wish we could just know

[@dustinchad]

stargates

[@KellyAnnSch]

Tulsa became a boomtown with all the oil. I don’t see anything odd about the building styles but I do with the weird theories. It’s my take that many people from all over the world had come to Tulsa to invest and make a home here bringing with them styles such as Art Deco to adorn the city for investors and capital wealth. People had style and class back then and they liked to live to a higher standard. The more they built beautiful buildings the more wealthy people came to live and invest in Tulsa. I think someone’s trying to make a mountain out of a molehill.

[@RobAlexander-zy6kw]

Easy to underestimate the economic impact of oil!

[@tribeoflightband8145]

Great work man really appreciate what you do and your presentation style, it’s hilarious when you compare the door, sizes to the people, minus the awnings, or whatever else they have over the door to make it appear shorter. I think this last civilization was a tad bit taller than us.

[@nancyfarrell4791]

Now that you are in the area, have you looked into Eureka Springs Arkansas? 7⁷

[@BonnyRigg-qj8wn]

@ 19:20 you ask THE question...all the construction allegedly going on at the same time and no photos of cranes all over the place. This is the question that can be asked of all these cities that supposedly sprang up after 1893.

[@elim7228]

And the roads are completely covered in mud. When logically, the first thing you need is a clear and stable road to the construction site.

[@charlesshirk8699]

You concentrate on the buildings. What is more interesting is the water supply for Tulsa. All the buildings and people need water. Was it built like they say? A dam and a 55 mile long pipeline was started in October of 1922 and finished in November of 1924 to bring water to Tulsa. The Arkansas river runs through Tulsa but the water is not usable as drinking water. So a dam was built on Spavinaw creek to form a lake and a gravity feed pipeline 55 miles long brings the water to Tulsa. Was this built by in 1922 - 1924 or did it already exist? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spavinaw_Water_Project

[@TeeFetch]

The layout of the Downtown is way different than the rest of the expanding city. Look into it deeply.

[@powers1776reset]

Yes! It is very different

[@cameronjackboi]

Hello I have stumbled upon your videos due to watching related content. Im curious to what you and others think about Native Americans and their story

[@ygagarin5572]

From what you can see on some of16-17th century Dutch paintings, many Natives were white people Many of them were Giants. They created a Civilization with beautiful buildings in Greco-Roman style which means the whole World was united. The old maps show there were many large cities in North America. Something went sour, and not just once. Look for 1700, 1812....

[@oldworldex]

I think all of our histories have been falsified.

[@jkm3297]

I've contemplated on the thought that maybe the "Indians" were nothing at all like they were and are depicted. And it makes sense that a genocided people would not get their true story out, but only made to look like savages

[@mitchdowning8188]

A few days after the Jewish people in Spain were banished from that county ( at the end of July 1492) C. Columbus and his three (spanish) ships leave Genoa, Italy. Maybe you'd like to guess who some of the passengers on those ships were. They supposedly met some of the native Americans when they landed in the Caribbean. There are some historical accounts that indicate that the Indians in the Southeast U.S. ( five civilized tribes) had migrated east from Mexico prior to the Columbus colonization missions. Were these tribes related to the Caribbean island tribes? Many artifacts and pottery effigies in many gulf coast tribes show resemblances to those found in Mayan and Aztec cultures. Shortly after meeting with the Columbus landing party, many natives become ill from foreign diseases, and most of the native population in the Caribbean Islands had died off within a few years. The rest of North and South American natives faced similar situations and were embroiled in wars to preserve what they could of their homeland. Large populations of mixed race peoples live today in the Spanish and Portuguese colonial areas of Central and South America. The native peoples ( and mixed race people) in the English & French colonial area are present in much smaller numbers. The victors write the histories and call their victims "savages".

[@dustinchad]

you should watch @oldworldflorida Dr Longo dives deep into the Native American of Moorish Decent and how the giants with red hair are also native to this land. Great stuff coming to light and we are just getting started! @@ygagarin5572

[@spoonbred]

In the 1800s and early 1900s - "founded" means "found it" - as far as tech and architecture is concerned.

[@mitchdowning8188]

Native tribes carried the names of their towns with them. The Muscogee Creek Indians who left east Alabama and west Georgia on the Trial of Tears in the early 1830s settled Muscogee Oklahoma. The Talisi Indians from Tallassee, Alabama settled Tulsa, OK. Eastern Oklahoma had reservations for the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chicasaw, Creek, and Seminole Indians and was not open for Colonial settlement until the "Indian Appropriations Act of 1889 ( which was signed by President Grover Cleveland, who appears on the $1000. US bill), opened the Oklahoma Territory for the land "Boomers". Not much time in the narrative for construction. This city Exploration is ripe with paradoxes.

[@cathychilders5109]

Definitely old world. I’ve never heard of the race riot in Tulsa but, those pictures do not depict a riot. It looked more like they used energy weapons.

[@billyghostal]

you havent heard of a LOT of things that happened. ew.

[@powers1776reset]

I was born and raised in Tulsa, and I can now tell you that “the race massacre” narrative, is absolutely bullocks! There was an event that changed the entire city, all at once

[@jessecole1109]

Interesting narrative and good content. Quite thought-provoking and terrific visuals.

[@castlebravocrypto1615]

The destruction looks like Berlin or London in ww2

[@dustinchad]

we wouldn't know the difference it could have all been literally shot and filmed here on location!

[@turdeaugottago114]

when they reset, they also set the props (buildings etc), the lore, etc, and then run the instance again

[@dustinchad]

the postcards ... whoever printed the postcards left a little window open for us, just hoping History would be pheonilly told.

[@brianwebber6996_ROADHUNTER]

20:55 Are those columns concave?? WTF did they use, a stone router?!?

[@wingsandbeaksbirder2312]

Being a rank newbie to your channel and married to a man for 44 years born and raised in Tulsa, your point of view is interesting. Almost all of the rural roads in Oklahoma are laid out in 1 mile square sections. Your underestimated understanding of how much money the oil boom flooded into the state is staggering. Basements were built in many buildings from small houses to a high school mentioned here because of the weather. Tornado Alley is not a fallacy or a joke. Your historical skepticism maybe accurate due to some anomaly unfamiliar to this stranger to your views and those post cards maybe doctored. The building of Tulsa did not happen in a year or two, but over decades. I’m out.😊

[@sycamoreknox9419]

I used to walk by the Boston Avenue Methodist Church every day to go to school, I never would have thought to question where are the construction photographs, now I do.

[@hieronymusbosch693]

Lots of free masonry laying around Tulsa.

[@RonCobb-co6dr]

The Philly experiment is a good point, that happened in 46 ? The Bielik boys had some awesome stories to tell about it. One went fwd. In time I believe, Alex ? And being a student of the great works, I know time doesn't really exist, but all those structures poped in like in the 1800s not the 1940s, right ? Every time you try to make some sort of sense out of this mess, it just doesn't add up, and now all of the people who were involved in the process are most likely dead. So we can't shake the answers out of them, I want to know ! " what reality " did all of this awesome stuff come from ? Cuz obviously it isn't one that is in any of our historic stories. You can't go back on " our " time-line and find all of this beautiful work being done. It's like it's from the other time line that we " should " be living.

[@scottbaker-ScottyB]

Concerning Northside school ( 18:32 ) , these blds. had to have power heating plants in all basements mostly high pressure steam boilers.

[@elim7228]

When was it constructed to have such high tech systems? Steam heating in a high school, when they mostly burned wood and coal in fireplaces seems a stretch to me. This is a school, not the governor's mansion.

[@scottbaker-ScottyB]

@@elim7228 Coal is used for boilers.

[@afroninjadeluxe]

1. We have trams in various cities today too, with petrol readily available, not weird at all. 2. Doing decorative work with plaster/mortar only requires time, what is so weird with a house being built nice!? In the old days people didn't stress through things and often did spend an eternity to make a job well done.

[@SpecialAgentJamesAki]

I was thinking the same as your second point. When we aren’t on phones all day long people can do amazing things. Like how ancient people mapped the stars so well, I always thought about it as they watched the stars like we watch tv lol.

[@powers1776reset]

Obviously you are not familiar with actual building techniques and materials, if you cannot see the discrepancy here. I mean no disrespect. I am an iron worker and welder, who was born and raised in Tulsa, and there is a stark contrast between the old world structures, and the much crappier new world construction. It is night and day

[@goatsandguitars8413]

The trolley in Tulsa only lasted from 19 0 3 to 19 0 6. It's also just like the one in the amazon that nobody knows the origin of, Def sus

[@elim7228]

I'm afraid you have no idea how expensive light rail systems are nowadays. I do. There is no way you'd get such a project going in a city with less than a million population. You won't get a budget approval, let alone any investors. And the engineering complexity of such projects I don't even want to go into.

[@sycamoreknox9419]

My dad always remembers his sister telling him that Ronald Reagan served in the military, and how he told her "no, he was in a movie portraying a soldier, he was never in the military".

[@scotthemphill2807]

I’m from Tulsa and this is the first video I’ve seen on your channel and I can’t tell if this is Satire

[@oldworldex]

Keep watching...not satire...exploring an alternative historical narrative...

[@dustinchad]

for a minute i thought you said SATAN

[@richard1849]

the Phili experiment having anything to do with this is a little unnerving TBH but I am absolutely looking for that episode next, I had no idea you interviewed her at all. Super well done, composed and on it as always.

[@timothydillow3160]

"Comparing Christianity to Catholicism is like comparing a Dove to a chicken hawk." td

[@hawaiiguykailua6928]

Very strange "temporal?" echo in Tulsa at a place called center of the universe. Captures your voice on a bridge that crosses RR tracks. Then there's the underground tunnel city, can't forget that, you know, to stay dry during the extreme flooding that happens like clockwork:) What's really weird is recalling my time there (10 yr downtown business owner) actually seems like some dream world now? Tulsa certainly has a different pulse than the other major cities I've lived in.

[@Spaceplant109]

Brother this is insanity.

[@larrystrick1862]

Alot of the area was destroyed by the interstate highway system, like a lot of the old world.

[@HollerLogs]

20:47 blank cartouches adorne many of these Old World Buildings. Why build a Coat of Arms to display it BLANK?

[@MrBlueSky1978]

Whatever was there was removed during the clean up process post mudflood.

[@elim7228]

​@@MrBlueSky1978I thought so too

[@jayizzett]

I would postulate wars are just made for tv dramas

[@dustinchad]

but you left out our bahai style ministry college with the world's largest praying hands. i mean Moral Oral Roberts University and Kids Kult Kamp . Here you will definitely have the "fear of god" placed upon you once entering the Campus. Nevermind the eternal flame or the star shaped prayer center. We've had so much that's been torn down in the recent years from the cover up of Bartlett Square to the Tulsa Gardens or Gilcrease, the pedestrian bridge, and they replaced the Oil baron mansion for a kids playground. Nice save Tulsa!

[@mamat5097]

Wow

[@PremiumToyCollect]

22:41Subbing Thanks for This !!! Wow look at that damage not Fire damage but Aero Balloons 🎈 with Fire bombs and are Liquids

[@jonathanjobickson9483]

That church top looks like the empire state building ( boston ave church).

[@nancyfarrell4791]

Time stamp 13:20 on why you dig basements... it's to support the great weight of the building. Foundations.

[@oldworldex]

Without heavy duty diesel powered hydraulic equipment..

[@dookerdwayne3962]

Dawg, dig a hole all day, see how long it takes, and times it by 20, have you ever built anything?

[@brianwebber6996_ROADHUNTER]

I've wondered the same thing about the changing of the dates...keep it right out of reach, where you can't ask an elder because, even if they are still alive, they would have been too young back then to remember, and now their minds are most likely too smoked to even recall! In 20 years will Wiki say that building was completed in 1948???

[@oldworldex]

1984 was a documentary

[@dustinchad]

ive got it ! lets give everyone brain debilitating symptoms that make them forget even their grandkids names! maybe we can use these radiation boxes to speed up the process. while we feed them radiated tubes of leftovers.

[@sd4594]

Some of your conclusions are rather odd. Do you have a background in construction techniques or engineering?

[@dustinchad]

GEO+POLYMER is the cover up. excuse me sir where can i get 100,000,000 red bricks stamped for my little old dusty road? i just love a good puzzle. gtfo

[@sibco96]

Clearly not. Nor architectural history of the United States.

[@annanirathsi1111]

As compelling as these videos are , I think ignoring the literal millions of books in libraries around the world, documenting history, is incredibly dangerous. However, after reading all of Zacharia Sitchins books in conjunction with the works by Graham Hancock, it becomes apparent that was a world wide, hi-tech civilization that is unknown to us. I just want to see more historical documents that would explain these buildings and who they were made by. Somebody somewhere was writing this down and so its a matter of finding these books.

[@oldworldex]

The question is, who are the record keepers..

[@hawaiiguykailua6928]

I've been reading travel guides for emigrants of the US Canada and Mexico from mid 1800s the past few weeks via archive, subject: United States - - Guidebooks. There's incredible contradictions to the official narrative in them, and some amazing photos/illustrations. They talk of homestead acts, the pricing structure, requirements for building your one room log cabin, thatch roofing, population growths by yr on scale of thousands of percents. Very fascinating those guidebooks.

[@kronologist]

They don't document history

[@mamat5097]

Yes, a deep sleep. Called a tarde mar

[@alexandermirabal4034]

1 trip to the Tulsa historical society & museum would make this guy feel real dumb.

[@oldworldex]

Dumb AF....lol.

[@jonathanangieri153]

So you believe whatever the museum tells you? No reason to question anything huh? Ya I dont think he would be the one feeling dumb. I too live in Tulsa.. With my new set of eyes to see OLD WORLD buildings, I can definitely say, theres been some fuckery going on with our history. Some of our buildings are impossible for the time period.

[@sepperD3]

I've been going nuts looking for a new conspiracy rabbit hole and I've found it now I have been saying this stuff seemed weird for years and everyone thought I was crazy but I see others now saying the same , in my own home town things did not add up and yet everyone believes the town is cursed and there's even a movie starring patty duke based on the town

[@oldworldex]

Welcome to the old world rabbit cavern...enjoy!

[@elim7228]

​​​@@oldworldex as was portrayed in Alice in Wonderland. They have to make sure we read about this lol😊

[@acer_triplex]

Bro I live in Dallas and have been to Tulsa many of times. What you are not factoring, most of the southern population moved fast time to time in booms and bust, there is not really slow steady growth over time. Also colored and ingenious peoples were not counted as US citizens, slaves were not either. You cant trust census data, even today. I love questioning the past but if you look harder the answers are there. Maby you should visit these places yourself instead of just looking at pics. Anyone can sit at a computer but the real research is in the field.

[@gulfy09]

The so called field is gone removed/destroyed or they alter the building. ..but sure enough people use to move around back then but I would like to think they would of settled down in a home with a family..

[@larrystrick1862]

Like at mammoth relics co

[@oldworldex]

Bro... give me an air ship and a time machine and I'll give you the full story.

[@charleswillams9501]

The answer to your questions is, tulsa became the oil capital of the world, lots of money flooded in from Wall Street. Wall Street money built tulsa,

[@steveodonnell6533]

Another juicy nugget dripping with Tartar sauce 👍

[@oldworldex]

Good with fish and chips!

[@steveodonnell6533]

@@oldworldex 🤣

[@terryluellen3806]

No when I hit all all the big oil bearings come here and built all that stuff was trying to make this a big big deal and everything and just toss it didn't work out for him but they done built all this buildings and things you see right now simple as that nothing else

[@onyx91977]

Please look deeper into the greenwood bombing. Let’s look into the narrative according to what you read greenwood was the wealthiest town and it was bombed in June of 1921. Story is 1906 40 acres was purchased by a “black” man. In 1921 (15 years later) greenwood is destroyed… now if we look at the photos and video of greenwood it was well built out. And I have to reiterate built out in 15 years. But how come no one really goes into details of all the people who moved to Oklahoma in 1865 after the war. So we’re talking about 40 years prior to the “build out” Tulsa. And please don’t forget the story of Sarah rector the riches black girl. P.O.W.s

[@tripx3033]

9:15 the first Christian church Yesterday on Monday, June 17, 2024 I drove by past just to find rainbow flags all over on top of the building Instead of promoting saints, or even Jesus or disciples, or just something religion But I always drive around downtown or every neighborhood just to cruise around and I always think about the stuff, sometimes even watch these type of Tulsa video while driving. I’m 21Yrs old & I believe our city narrative is being changed. After the race riots now, their reconstruction but it’s being taken over by people my age or part of a LGBT community. It’s like a chess game they know who is allowed and Who is not allowed. The capitalist system corporations are buying out 1800s art deco type style buildings basically anything ancient to change narratives that not a single normal 9-5 people cannot own or build cuz it’s now “forgotten”this type of stuff but companies indeed can. It’s like a “ manipulation tactic” But for example, beautiful buildings in Poland, or Italy, or France, they are preserved and are proud of their own history. All these company are “FEDS” We know our usa Congress is run by foreign lobby, APAC lobby. American is a business💯 I’ve been in OK since 07

[@jestinrobinson5115]

It’s funny how you think just because you can’t find multiple photos of these buildings online and photos of construction, it means they don’t exist. I guarantee if you went to the downtown public libraries of all of these cities, there are countless photos in the archives that are dated and accounted for by many of the local historians. I think this whole thing can be explained by just accepting that the lies and the deception in all this is simply that men from this era were far far more exceptional than we are and because of that, we cannot even conceive the idea they built this stuff. The conspiracy isn’t that ancient civilizations constructed these buildings, but humans from 100+ years ago were brilliant and we suck. I also think you should be more honest about the fact that steam machines came out in the early 1830s, decades before most of the buildings you use as examples. They had steam shovels that could dig out foundations. Machines that could cut stones to any size and shape. Man and horse power comparable to what you see when a bunch of Amish men construct a huge barn in one day. SKILLS Lastly, these facade details like the faces and designs were molds manufactured by well established companies that had been around since the 1700s . You can’t literally look up their catalogs online and see they offered a verity of options for all the fountains, buildings people like you claim are carved. Yes, a lot of the statues were carved by artists, but most of the facade details were not. It’s just a hard fact that can easily be proven with a little less biased research.

[@oldworldex]

So to summarize: you believe what you've been told...and I don't trust a lick of it. The truth is most likely somewhere in the middle. Pump the breaks on the 'hard fact' talk though...that can calcify your perception.

[@JJ-Toreddie]

One thing I know for sure is that there is way more to the story

[@dustinchad]

ohhhh with the blurred out backgrounds and faint hints of early photo manipulation and blended imagery that clearly have been cleaned up. just go look at the Library of Congress no book dates past 1800 or if so without being cut up blotched out or clearly edited to cover up anything from Giants, Aether, Old world Tech, Dragons, and African Kings and Queens here in our great state of Oklahoma! HIS Story (history) is not really a MY story (mystery)

[@osufanb916]

Did I see the use of Wikipedia, which can be freely and openly edited by anyone, at anytime, as a source for this video? As a person who has done academic research for projects while in college, it is KNOWN that Wikipedia cannot be used as a credible source, as fact checking is not used before publishing. Everyone should do their own research.

[@oldworldex]

that's the reason I use wikipedia. Certainly not because it's a reliable source.

[@DylanMyth5728]

I will be using this to introduce people to the subject. Due to the shortened timeline combined with the remote location make this particular false narrative one of the easist to see thru. The "race riot" in 1921 in which the purportedly negro neighborhood was bombed by a plane is incredible, yes Old World buildings were bombed. In my mind this gives credibility to the idea that WW1 & WW2 were Old World demolition campaigns. Regarding the manipulation of time; the pineal gland makes DMT and when in DMT sacred geometry based consciousness, cracks in the space - time continuum are experienced. For example a 5 minute journey can feel / felt / experienced as many hours. I suspect the cathedral organs and bells were calibrated to specific frequencies which stimulated pineal gland secretions of DMT.

[@goatsandguitars8413]

the majestic theater is a gay bar now

[@faeoftheforest]

You didn't mention the national guard came and bombed mosques during the riot. There's also a mid continent building that once was two but they cantilevered that b, now it's stacked. Yes, Oklahoma is full of great stories.

[@bethmartof1262]

What about the flood as well as tribulation in the Bible causing the cataclysms. Goes along with all the churches. 😊

[@dustinchad]

its probably safe to say Jesu(it)s was only but 1000 or so years back. the 1before the 1900 or the 1800s was in discovered cases actually a capital (I) maybe for ION I (900), is more likely the time line we could be somewhere in the 1000s but its said to have a repeating ripple some 8-900 years apart. now referred to as The Return of the Phoenix. Jason Archaiax could point you to our next "reset' dates. He's mapped it out, just had to go to prison to figure it out? ... where's that pesky rabbit anyways... But why would we start our own date if not to make something up.. .Priest are the beasts .. kids traded in Jesus for Yeezus. Yet the elite worship baphomet and molock and coordinate their ceremonial magic on Astronomy's dime...

[@mrdogshit]

A lot of the buildings built in the 20s and 30s are stand standing and with marble lobbys and wood panels very fancy

[@mrbeastfan7431]

🧱❤️🙏🏼👍! 🔥💪

[@Benjaminwolf]

I really don't understand what you are trying to accomplish here. It sounds like a clueless saunter through architecture and society, with Tulsa as a backdrop. Bizarre!

[@tomflinn9815]

Tulsa was built by the oil barons from the northeast during the oil boom and they built with ornate art deco architecture.

[@mattmacknight3000]

🤣

[@brianwebber6996_ROADHUNTER]

Why would the people who own/control the radio broadcasts and the print media lie to us? Who are these people, OWE?? Is it a certain tribe or ethnicity?? Hmmmm, who would do such a thing?? Any idea MaestrOWE?? I'm just scratching my head over here...I got bit on the top of my head by a mosquito last night...if only I had been wearing a little hat or something...

[@dustinchad]

they've been telling us ever since conception ... (TELL LIES TO OUR VISION) TELEVISION The magic trick doesn't work unless we are well aware of it taking place. You can't never say they didn't warn ya. MEDIA HELLO!!!! "Media is the Goddess who kills her kids for peets sake. COME ON LITTLE SHEEPLE the HEARD is over there.

[@KitcloudkickerJr]

so your conclusion is, the we're being deceived about a massacre because of one picture you don't understand? i suppose you read all the articles and seen the interviews from survivors huh

[@goatsandguitars8413]

They destroyed a very large chunk of tulsa. I don't think it was just because of a black guy looking at a white woman on an elevator. R L Jones orchestrated it

[@dustinchad]

yeah like that fire in Hawaii has survivors to tell a story... but not like the little old white lady story from the holocaust. gtfo.. you can go to OWEN PARK where it all came to a head and read the names of the families left behind the Tulsa Massacre nothing short of a whitewash, still to this day the push continues as Black America stands unaware of their heritage, the cover up started by the little white men wearing stars is they don't want to bow to The true NEGRO KING and QUEEN of the Americas, but lets take a moment to remember the 50 years of Hip Hop brought to us by the same little men wearing tassels and curls, L'Chaim... and you thought Barry Santos was the first black president. ...

[@johnnywright5236]

all fake no such place

[@sibco96]

I drove to Tulsa last week to buy some weed from a dude, and it wasn't there at all. It turns out that Tulsa is a huge lie, probably a hologram. I drove for hours and found nothing. Most of Oklahoma is a hologram.

[@mattmacknight3000]

You realize that in the early 1900's the emulation of wealth resulted in buildings trying to emulate the construction of victorian wealth. Even today buildings are built with a variety of designs. Your "questioning" is ridiculous mistrust that results in you being incapable of comprehending how progress unfolds. One day an entire civilization doesn't decide to stop building one way and begin building another. Explain why it wouldn't make sense to build ornate buildings in the 1910's and 20's when wealth was booming??? What would you have expected them to build? In the case of churches, state buildings, universities, they still attempt to emulate the grandeur of the Victorian era. This is on par with "the earth is flat!"

[@oldworldex]

oohhh the smug condescension.... I do realize the real lies.

[@mattmacknight3000]

@@oldworldex no, for real answer my questions… what would you expect to see and why? You’re basing your analysis on the fact that you don’t feel this adds up. That is a weak reason. You can’t test or falsify it.

[@oldworldex]

@@mattmacknight3000 if you can't see the inconsistencies...it's probably not for your eyes. There are many channels that will reaffirm what you already believe...happy trails.

[@mattmacknight3000]

@@oldworldex okay tell me more. This is why conspiracy theorists can’t have a debate or conversation it’s just “if you can’t see it you can’t see it”

[@darrryldorthee231]

How does a small town explode in population and infrastructure is such a short time period? Wikipedia explanation doesn’t add up. Is there another source that better explains this? I need something to booster my understanding.

[@timebong8366]

Now more and more are waking up, what's next? Another reset?

[@oldworldex]

Critical mass...new 'tartaria'.

[@timebong8366]

@@oldworldex 👍

[@TacticsTechniquesandProcedures]

Tulsa is in “tornado alley.” Building basements is a standard practice to protect people from tornadoes.

[@chevellguy10]

How would they know that back then? By going to the weather channel.

[@dustinchad]

no silly by using the DUST BOWLS@@chevellguy10

[@goatsandguitars8413]

I'm so glad somebody else did tulsa besides me. I don't even do old world videos but I live in the area and tulsa is crazy old world. Check out my video of tulsa and a little of the tunnels underneath tulsa in another vid.