Tartarian Truthers || Episode 27 || Star Forts

[@TheEarthHistorysConfusing]

Hello there, Thanks for sharing the details to my channel. I have found them in Brisbane ( Fort Lytton) , up to the north of Qld as well as all over the country also in the desert. You're welcome to use my videos just share original link please, Thanks.. Here is some in Tasmania as well as Victoria > kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoi8e42egZibpMU New Zealand has heaps of them i made a video about them all,kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGPTq2euap11sKM also Norfolk island has some. Nsw Fort Scratchy ( a man whom built heaps of stuff in such a short time , i think its a cover, but ive been in the tunnels in that one, it was a massive star fort , now closed to public and they went 8 miles in all directions, took us a whole day to tour them in the mid 1990's. Golf did come from Scotland and is called that meaning = Gentlemen , Only, Ladies , Forbidden. They went off to smoke pipes after Sunday church meetings and used their sticks to hit rocks into the holes of rocks they removed. Melbourne has them on the in land along the cost , hard to see but they're there. There's a lidar site on the Australian Geo site and you can look everywhere if you choose. Adelaide has them too and also has a tunnel that connected the main government buildings , a train is still down there the tunnels were sealed up , a old steam loco.. Sydney Opera house had one and they ruined it.. they went down 220 feet when built the car park of the opera house too..

[@TartarianTruthers]

Omgosh we're so sorry to only be seeing your comment just now! Thank you so much for sharing your information, knowledge and links, it's much appreciated 🙏 much love Casey & JoJo

[@TheEarthHistorysConfusing]

@@TartarianTruthers No worries it’s all good. Thanks I wasn’t sure if you got msg but know now. Cheers.

[@TartarianTruthers]

@@TheEarthHistorysConfusing Yes, sometimes the notification seems to get lost in the matrix and it's only if we go back to comments for some reason that we see ones that we've missed 👀

[@dylan31582]

Either of you two intelligent beautiful ladies want to go on a gulf date and talk about stolen history?

[@TheEarthHistorysConfusing]

@@dylan31582I know a lot about it, my son’s grandfather was part of stolen generation. Know about the slaughters and genocides that took place all over eastern oz. Very touchy topic, they were treated worse then Wild animals, most white peoples are of the ignorance is bliss don’t want to know about it, most isn’t taught in schools. I get that some wouldn’t have lived if they were not placed in homes but they suffered immense trauma/abuse and nothing was done to support them. Sad world really is. Their history of 65k years wiped out, their languages wiped out so the history of the world couldn’t be preserved. They were not just land dwellers they had houses and travels vast distances right up to sirlanka , png ect. All over the world they traded stuff.

[@wildwoodbine5149]

I've looked into Star Forts before but the twist at the end with the golf courses and Masons...well, that's what makes your channel special. Nicely played.

[@ak47wd40]

Fascinating! Golf has always had an elite aura around it. I would never have linked the two

[@tiges6989]

Would be interesting to do a round of golf and take a metal detector along🤔 Or mount some ground imaging technology in a golf buggy 🤔

[@Justobro420]

That would be wild man or even some sort of drone with lidar thinggy 🙏

[@hendo337]

Why do you think they get so bitchy about night putting and being on the courses at night?

[@TartarianTruthers]

👏👏 great idea!!

[@RealityAwareness]

Watching this made me think of Perth, Western Australia where I spent my childhood. It made me think of Kings Park and the war memorial there. Then when I google Earthed it, zooming out - I was reminded of the other places I frequented as a child. Herdsman Lake being one of them and when you zoom up - you can see lines across that look like stair case lines (probably not staircases!) but straight lines that... for the middle of a lake - yeah, not meant to be there! Lots of circular patterning on there. With Lake Monger next to it then the other reserves around that area... definitely pieces there! It's Soul food watching all of this. Thank you again, soo much work would've gone into this channel putting everything together.

[@dionisis4911]

Tasmania is an interesting one Formerly known as Van Dieman’s land Tas is latin, used to form nouns indicating a state of being. And you all know what mania is. What happened down there?

[@henrylinks1087]

tazzie devil the cartoon is crazy and turns into a hurricane... when you know what we are you get the reference... a frequency that sent everyone into a state of bonkers.

[@crawlFace]

Fantastic review. Congrats on the merch; I'm looking forward to shopping. Cheers -

[@cdavidson7583]

Oooh yeah, roll the tape! 👍

[@lisaknieriem5852]

Here seeking truth and answers to hidden origins. Love your channel and so grateful to have come across it! Ancient history and Megalithic Structures are my passion. We live in a darkening world and the truth of history is being denied to us. So much missing from the puzzle. But, I’m patient and persistent and my quest for truth is more powerful than all the lies. Bless you both!!! 🙏❤️

[@k-w627]

It really does look like Australia's been scorched its what's created the Great dividing ranges it looks like and the East Coast has been largely untouched. And where its drained down to the oceans its formed little pockets in the land - Adelaide one example. Something incredible happened to our country at one time - perhaps it was a plasma blast? that did this? An explosion? Looks like it came in from the west. And looks like firecrackers have gone off in South Australia. I live on the East Coast and am fascinated every time I go to the beach at the lines of iron ore in the sandstone. I know something wonderful, something majestic was here once upon a time ago. I've also grown up next door to a National Park and was always wonderous about the peculiar shapes of rocks and cliff edges throughout. Now I realise there was something spectacular there too - beautiful structures of some sort. But whatever happened caused their petrification. I went home recently and on a bush walk sat and marvelled at the unique shapes all of the sandstone is in. My imagination goes wild 😊 that's largely in part to you girls because I wouldn't know what I know about all of this if it were not for you two. And without understanding this I wouldn't know how to identify and enjoy all these little things that's peculiar with our beautiful country 🥰

[@tiges6989]

Plasma explosion? Wave rock in W.A. could have easily been formed like that.🤔

[@TartarianTruthers]

Awwww shucks! Thanks so much for watching :-D

[@miggyfixx6418]

At 13:48 during a boots on the ground video sent in by a fan, you can see what clearly looks like a faucet, or valve stem. I have long thought these "forts" were originally designed to control the flow of ground water, and underground canal or river systems. Ground water can buffer temperatures, and even dictate microclimates above. These large valves could be turned by attaching a cross bar to the stem, then have 4 men walk in a circle to turn it, and vuala, you have ancient weather control... Just a theory of course.

[@kimmyloubec888]

Love this video (but really, who doesn't love all of your videos 🤣) and really appreciate the hard work you ladies are putting in to reveal all the hidden truths!!! So obsessed with the episodes on your channel! I just wanted to point out that I believe Fort Nepean on the very tip of the Mornington Peninsula (and a short ferry ride across the bay from Queensliffe) could possibly be an old star fort as well. My partner and I are happy to do a walk around/get pictures or videos for you. We go for walks down there occasionally and I've always felt like it was more than it was made out to be - and after seeing footage of some others it reminded me so much of this place! There's even a part where you stand in the middle of an open section that has an old, circular concrete structure surrounding it and if you speak or make a noise on that exact point it echoes back to you! Harold Holt also went missing off Cheviot Bay which is very nearby - and lots of politicians (both state and federal) and other elites either live down here or visit frequently. The whole Southern Coast of this area has anomalies in my opinion. Nearby Flinders also has a cliff top golf course and a very high secure facility nearby with a giant gun at the front of it 🤔 then a Navy base at Crib Point not too far away. Lots going on down this way, that's for sure!!! I hope I get this right, but according to the local indigenous community, Port Phillip Bay was once grassland and home to lots of kangaroos, before a great flood came along.......

[@OPIXdotWORLD]

great snippets, thanx...ps it was land all thru BASS straight...20k yrs ago

[@davinasquirrel7672]

Interesting. I just was looking at the area, just beyond Portsea to "Fort Nepean", which is described as "Preserved 18th-century fortress with tunnels, WWII battlements & other military defense displays." Yeah, now who exactly were we defending against in the 18th century (which is the 1700s)? Rather curious to build a fort, with tunnels. In the 1700s. When I look up when Melbourne was founded, I get "A short-lived penal settlement was built at Port Phillip, then part of the British colony of New South Wales, in 1803, but it was not until 1835, with the arrival of free settlers from Van Diemen's Land (modern-day Tasmania), that Melbourne was founded." Perhaps the Fort Fairies were busy between Cook's landing in Botany Bay in 1770 and the penal colony in 1803? Yep, we need some tunnels with that fort. Wikipedia tells me the fort was built from 1873, which is actually the 19th century. Again, who was likely to attack in 1873? Definitely worth checking out on the ground. www.google.com/maps/place/Fort+Nepean/@-38.3032573,144.6529048,426m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m13!1m7!3m6!1s0x6ad5debc7abbe955:0x5045675218ce420!2sMornington+VIC+3931!3b1!8m2!3d-38.22882!4d145.0600448!3m4!1s0x6ad437cac361620b:0x71d7c0fd3604cf5b!8m2!3d-38.3030487!4d144.6526567

[@Mark-bg1ue]

You often find forts on opposing heads and if you have a look opposite Fort Nepean is Point Lonsdale lighthouse and the ground in front of it is definitely a candidate. There is also raised ground with arrows behind the car park

[@kimmyloubec888]

@@OPIXdotWORLD yeah I've heard that, same as how all the islands above qld were once joined to the mainland. It's crazy to think about what it would have been like!

[@kimmyloubec888]

@@davinasquirrel7672 thanks for the info! I'll definitely have to do some more research into it all, that's for sure! I've always loved exploring the area but unfortunately the tunnels you can walk through often smell strongly of urine which is super unpleasant 🤣 but I'm happy to head down and take some photos and videos to show what the area looks like from our point of view! I love piecing puzzles together - and what's been hidden all over this world is the mother of all puzzles to try and solve, so I'm in!!!

[@autodidactic283]

I took my golf clubs to the golf club...of course Love your work girls

[@caseydouglas5974]

Cheers Cambell 🙂

[@michaeljoshualewis538]

Numar Belgium had between 1888 and 1892 8 star forts built for defences against the germans,,many military books have info on this,you must realise not all were alien ai black goo space centres,actually Belgium has many more also built for defence, don't throw the baby out with the bathwater💀🐉🐲

[@cherylgilbert2731]

I wonder how the golf courses around the world align with each other?

[@harrydechien2479]

What a great episode! Very personal for me, as my father was the CO of the military base on Middle Head and Chowder Bay for most of my childhood, and I grew up playing in the tunnels and bunkers on the headland. We lived in a very large stone and brick period building, which was originally (supposedly) the club house of a golf course! All that remains of the course now is about one-two acres of grassland park in front of the house, which is now known as the cafe, Burnt Orange. I LOL’d when the script of this ep moved from star forts to golf courses! What on earth is hidden on Middle Head?! (And everywhere else!) well done girls!

[@TartarianTruthers]

Wow, very cool indeed, thanks for sharing and watching, stay tuned for a follow up episode soon 😊

[@choo4171]

Great video. Absolutely fascinating stuff. Thank you.

[@krystalblue1024]

I think it was a perth based “questioning the narrative” you-tuber that pointed out the Swan river zigzagging near Fremantle looks VERY star-forty! Check it out oh a perth map, You can’t unsee it!

[@mick4300]

I hadn't noticed the shape till you mentioned it!! I totally agree but for different reasons.. not only do they do tours of some of the tunnels from the Leighton gun battery North Freo but I also know there is other tunnels on the swan river side of NFreo cos we found some exploring when we were kids, there was a big iron door & chains bolting it shut, probably still there 😆

[@mazzyj7654]

Yes indeed. Have explored the entire area. Especially around monument hill and Leighton battery. The tunnels are way more extensive than the battery tour shows. I probably live on top of one!

[@barbarawalsh9135]

Wow .... You two girls just blew my mind 🧐.... Brilliant work 💐💐

[@mattlag8558]

Awesome!!! Thank you both!

[@TartarianTruthers]

Thanks for watching 😁

[@OPIXdotWORLD]

@@TartarianTruthers great ep thanx...

[@mick4300]

Point Peron in WA another "gun battery" has some interesting looking structure/rock on it. On point girls keep it up 🙌💛

[@TrueBlueOzzieS]

Bare island in la perouse! Next to golf course and also the little bay next to it is called Astrolabe cove! Wowsers

[@kateemma-]

Brilliant work ladies and really, really helpful. Currently researching star formations (I don't like to use the word star fort, for I don't believe they were originally used for this purpose) and there are many anomalies, one of which is the dating. There are some, like Tiber Island in Rome, which are said to be Roman in origin, but then the rest of the Rome star formation is said to be later in parts. Old maps show the stars to be above the landscape, built or created on purposely constructed mounds, but now they are at the same level as the landscape, buried up to their necks, showing that there has been some kind of mud flood at some point in history. I believe that all the stars are far older than we imagine and there are literally 1000s of them, far more than anyone actually realises, on every continent, but most have been completely obliterated from the landscape, particularly in England, Ireland, US and northern European countries. However, there are still many which can be seen clearly or parts left to see in France, Belgium, Holland, Italy, Spain and Portugal, with some fantastic star lines in Ukraine. The star lines, I believe, acted like the electricity pylons of today, transferring energy from star to star with grounding points, or small petals in between, ensuring the network didn't get overloaded. My idea is that the stars were energy production centres, for there are far too many close to one another for the fort theory to hold water, for a start they are huge, each one containing a large church or cathedral, which themselves we're told could take anywhere from 100-300 years to build and yet they represent just a fraction of the work involved, for they are huge by comparison. Then there is the population at the time, if the men are busy building all these stars then who is farming the fields, building the homes, the barrels for drinking purposes, etc, etc. By the time they would have constructed just one of the surrounding canals they would have been overrun, making it pointless and there are dating problems, some show up on maps years before they are supposedly constructed. My belief is that they used the aether through the bells and organs in what we now call churches, for the water would run through the stars next to or under these constructions and with the addition of sodium they could have created energy this way, making a current with the introduction of a magnetic source. They are fascinating and I hope, one day, to compile a book about them, but found the task of locating them far bigger than I originally imagined, for, as I said previously, many have been scoured from the landscape, almost deliberately it appears, for they are still being destroyed to this day, some being mined, which is interesting, for that tells me there must be minerals to be found beneath, or at the very least they are finding something worthwhile deep within them.

[@cliveblacksheep2522]

Excellent show Ladies Thanks so much for sharing, your work is fantastic and entertaining God’s blessings to you both

[@lovemoves3312]

Amazing research and presentation!!🏆 Wow 🌟

[@hanimduarte9440]

Hi ladies. Interesting episode. My Mum and I are suspicious of Fort Lytton in Brisbane!

[@TartarianTruthers]

Another person also mentioned this location, luckily Casey is in Brisbane at the moment, she's going to go and check it out 😊 so stay tuned, thanks for the heads up by the way.

[@JA-nk7mh]

Love the work you girls are doing, always looking forward to your videos!.. I have a maybe a few possible star forts; barangaroo reserve, ballast point park, sylvania waters, la perouse/bare island. one thing i feel is worth mentioning also is that a large portion of sydney harbours coast line are built of stone walls, many kilometers of stone walls, for example i know that most of balmain/birchgroves perimeter that meets the water are all limestone walls, now leads to so many cans of worms its not funny but i mean theyre every where! and in this video you mentioned that repairs were made to some forts which degraded and the original building still hasnt, this is also the case with these walls, salt water/ sea breeze erodes this type of stone but not these walls but ive noticed in places where new additions have been made it has eroded. short answer to why is, i think the addition of oyster shells which were burnt to make lime then added to whatever, concrete, mortar limestone bricks/blocks.. this technique is very old and not uncommon but still, while we are all trying to wrap our heads around this it adds another avenue to be explored, while at the same time poking holes in the narrative, which is quite fun right 😁

[@TartarianTruthers]

very interesting observation, thank you...

[@henrylinks1087]

change an objects resonance. there are manmade areas that just simply will not grow plants but for no apparent reason. the surrounding area grows plants just fine but how did we do it? frequency. our ancestors knew all about it and it's all over their buildings and in all the symbols and stories they left for us. we are getting that knowledge back. hopefully soon we will have some sound healing chambers so all the whip whopped zombies can try fix the mutations and disease they've brought upon themselves. i have no proof yet but it's possible, we also built these building in a non physical dimension within our own dimension... like a faerie realm that is in our realm but just a few octives above our physical realm. so they exist in two dimensions at the same time.

[@MGfourTWO]

Poland was a 💎 before WW2. Still is in some cases but a bit more buried. Look at Toruń for instance. Fortifications around it comprise of around 14-17 star forts. Whole old town Gothic as they call it. Really a place to visit. Strongly recommend to put on a bucket list. It's the flat earthers arch enemy home town. Nick Copernicus who came up with his heliocentric model lived there lol 😂

[@bryans6141]

We were told that it was a vent for sewerage

[@pepper24able]

I thought New Zealand missed out on star forts but NO! We have many of them throughout the land. Tunnels galore as well. The narrative given them is ridiculous as we are a “new” country.

[@TartarianTruthers]

Yep, NZ and Aus both have some hidden history huh? 🧐

[@davidarundel6187]

Mt Victoria , Devonport ? Elsewhere 🧐🤔🙂 it would be interesting , as they are things we were not taught when I was at school .

[@theunprogramer3205]

Albert Park!

[@pepper24able]

@@davidarundel6187 DOC has a document online cataloguing Maori forts, Pas, etc. The back story is that they built them to fight the colonists during the Maori wars. Hmmm. Anyway they are everywhere,but not called star forts, but they clearly are. Then there is Albert Park, Bastion Point, Waiheke Island. Cambridge park (only the tunnels left). Fort Balance has an aerial photo somewhere that shows the outline of a few points beneath the ground surface. Usually the plonk a war memorial, obelisk, bandstand somewhere nearby. There is a bit of info to keep you going for a while lol!

[@SnowAndrews]

@@pepper24able Stone-Structures in the Kaimanawa~Kaiweka ranges between Taupo & Napier (?)

[@russellh24680]

The white tower at Bondi was an air vent for the sewage outfall. Also the reason for the structure at the bottom of the cliff.

[@WildWoodlandsSW]

You do great work. Very interesting this one. Thanks for all your research, looking forward to the next video!

[@CharlyDom]

More research is needed worldwide but this work alone is of the most relevance

[@el_yogi]

Thank you for your energy Casey, and Jo Jo,,, that's a big continent you got there, where did that huge inland sea disappear to, along with the waterways that ran to, and from it... Much Love...

[@TartarianTruthers]

Thank you for watching :-D

[@mickguadagnoli8779]

Absolutely fire ladies!!!! A rarely spoken of, but very important topic..I have always wondered how the hell they got to the way they did, something seemed off. You guys hit the nail on the head!!!

[@mikerolton521]

Great you are to see the Golf Club , well done girls

[@shanetorney]

Very interesting stuff ladies

[@bekaebrown]

Yall are awesome! So glad I saw your Instagram post!! Thank you for connecting even more dots 😍❤💪

[@richardmorgan3169]

You 2 are brilliant keep it up

[@TartarianTruthers]

Thank you so much 😀

[@Domo69Eels]

Another great episode ladies , that little bonus at the end is very curious in design

[@JustMe-te8cz]

Just a note, there are a couple of items. First is that there were other structures within the complexes, which served several functions. However, there was a practical side to the design. Consider that they are more than 5000 years old. At that time, the global transportation was accomplished with airships, or zeppelins, or blimps; it depends on your favorite word. So, at that time, they used them for navigation. If you compare the designs, you will see that this works. Also, consider the cardinal orientation. If you know where to look, it's all rather obvious. Have fun, great stuff!

[@thehealerstrade699]

Have a look at Exmouth WA right at the tip. Sacred geometry

[@oiooroo]

Your segment on the golf courses answered a whole lot of questions I had rattling around so a huge thank you Jo Jo and Casey. I was sold by a wealthy masonic dr ray hart in Melb in 1953, to some old masonic friends of his. Naturally they played golf. As a kid I would go to the riverside golf club with them and collect all the balls out of the numerous water hazards. Clean them and then sell them back to the players, especially the one's with the names on them. I was always saving $ for the day I could escape their legally sanctioned prison of lies and fake ID, created by their adoption legislation.

[@TartarianTruthers]

Wow, you sound like you would have some interesting stories to tell...

[@justinwatkins8208]

Brilliant guys. I suspected due to previous presentations, but now without doubt; and as they like to invert EVERYTHING, how's about golf- flog. Baaastudz... Also, two Star Forts close to me on The Costa Blanca in Spain. The ruin of one on The Bernia mountain, and another that's occupied on the Isle of Tabarca, just off the coast of Alicante

[@TartarianTruthers]

Very true! Thanks mate, we'll look them up 😊

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[@wordzfailmebro]

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[@smileyface3170]

Thank you!

[@thewhitetree1179]

Just looked at all the headlands north and south of bondi and it is easy to see star fort outlines ESPECIALLY North Head where it looks like the whole headland could be a Star Fort. MacKenzies point south side Bondi Beach, if you zoom in has star points, unless the grounds keeper mows them in. Tamarama Beach used to be a theme park. Also the Royal Sydney Gold Course in Rose Bay was a water way that went from Bondi Beach to Rose Bay. There are fantastic books on the eastern suburbs and the southern suburbs showing very old black and white images of the areas, very interesting viewing especially now that I know the history may be different!!

[@TartarianTruthers]

Thank you 🙏😁

[@carlafarigu2503]

Great episode Ladies. I really like the information on the star forts. My Patents home city in Italy has a star fort that was part of the port/harbour. Thanks again.

[@TartarianTruthers]

Thanks for watching 😁

[@AnthonyP73]

Fort Scratchley in Newcastle seems another star fort candidate. Also, digging the wordplay on "battery"

[@garygarcia4766]

The longest golf course goes right across the Nullarbor

[@jordankodiak6956]

Awesome job,I loved the episode you two

[@cpodgorelec]

I am gobsmacked. Regards SA Thank you.

[@stevemanoel5023]

Hi Casey and JoJo, have a look at East Point Reserve in Darwin, possibly a star fort location. There's a couple of WW2 gun emplacements there, one of which is part of a military history museum, and it was a strategic lookout point during the war.. I just had a look on google satellite view and it certainly looks like there could be been one there!

[@TartarianTruthers]

Thank you, we'll take a look 😊

[@emopp8342]

Point Neapean (Fort Nepean and Quarantine Station) Otherside of the Rip inthe bay from Queenscliffe

[@Mistoryvillain]

Great episode! Helped make some connections come full circle, already excited for the next vid!

[@autarko]

Amazing episode again. Wish I could show you some new star forts but I don't think there's a whole lot up in Cairns haha.

[@TartarianTruthers]

Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed this one, you never know what lies beneath!

[@autarko]

@@TartarianTruthers You just made me think of Walsh's pyramid. I bet there's some stuff under the dirt there.

[@MagaCrazy62]

There’s also a star fort in Livingston Parish, Louisiana. USA

[@jeroenretsok]

Good work! Love from Holland

[@gardeningnewearth3680]

I’m about to check out the golf course here in mt Beauty Victoria... it’s just so big & out of place. I know the local masons have been using the space as a meeting grounds for nearly 100 years... but this could be the key to answer the question so many locals have been asking. Why is it even there? How do they afford to maintain it, with barley any customers? & why is it so big ? Thanks again for another great video ⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@TartarianTruthers]

Oooh! Yesss! Please let us know what you find 😊🙏

[@michaeljones1445]

3 golf courses near me in Wales, all on old Iron Age forts...

[@bogganalseryd2324]

Then there are the obelisks.... Do you guys have em out there in Australia?

[@TartarianTruthers]

Yep, we sure do. Check out our obelisks of Oz episode for more info 😊

[@timothydillow3160]

Holland, the Netherlands has the most per square mi. Than any other country.. one theory is they were gigantic drain plugs or some sort of equilibrium device for water. Some have masonry 20 ft thick at the base, almost impossible to destroy.

[@TartarianTruthers]

Wow! Fascinating stuff 20ft thick!? Insane 🤯

[@timothydillow3160]

@The Lords Puppet he's most likely as real as Santa Claus. There is a photograph of a gigantic bronze statue taken in the late 1800s in St Petersburg Square, Russia, of a giant man on a horse, wearing sandals?.. Of course the statue has been "fixed" since then. There's absolutely no question in my mind what they told us was the Dark Ages was the millennial reign of Christ.

[@Bighavz]

There’s star-forts in a town not far from me up on the hills overlooking a port, 1 in particular is bigger then the others and some of the tunnels are accessible, very interesting. The whole town is littered with old world structures and tunnels that have been repurposed over the years.

[@danmax537]

There's a star fort or remnants of one in darwin. Right near night cliff I think it was. Pretty sure there was one at nepean pt in Melbourne and Tassie around port Arthur. There'd have to be heaps.

[@TartarianTruthers]

Thank you 🙏

[@craigpeterdg9093]

Wow ladies, youre on fire!

[@bigfriz1229]

I believe they have something to do with frequency.

[@McDonnellization]

Love the new lilac and teal logo :)

[@TartarianTruthers]

Thank you 🙏😁

[@k-w627]

10:53 - they look like giant speakers

[@TartarianTruthers]

True!

[@13thMonkeyz]

i don't watch a lot of research videos considering a lot of it way too diluted and dreamy. But you showed an openmind and a very friendly presentation, kudos! Still know very little about starforts, but i do map them! Over 10.000 marks on Google Earth tying to the lost/stolen history of forts, castles batteries and towers. Your video gave me two new locations in Aus, thanks for that. If you're interested in my file. let me know.

[@TartarianTruthers]

Glad you enjoyed it! Feel free to contact us at [e-mail], we're very interested :)

[@oferbaharal8479]

Thank you for another extraordinary story! Can't wait for the next one! Love from Israel.

[@TartarianTruthers]

Thanks for watching :-)

[@natashamilograd3861]

Williamstown Victoria has a current military base that looks like one. There is also a weird time ball structure nearby with a heritage coastal park that look odd. Plenty of oddities around Williamstown.

[@natashamilograd3861]

Also what appear to be tunnels

[@TartarianTruthers]

Thanks, we’ll take a look!

[@colleenremyn7112]

My local golf course is Barwon Heads, Victoria 🇦🇺A course on a seaside coastal area- maybe from above it too could have unknown properties??

[@TartarianTruthers]

Absolutely....

[@TheMinipea]

I wonder if the Ferris wheel is leftovers from the Giants...being so short how did they erect it🧐

[@timothydillow3160]

The first thing built is never the biggest. UAP has a photograph of one that rotates electric train cars taken in NYC.

[@Rotors-LS]

Have played the Bondi course many years ago, that tower was known as the "stink pipe"

[@terrenceodgers5866]

A very ornamental 'stink pipe'.

[@terranaut7700]

the strange arrangement of the walls is actually very old, they are collectively referred to as murder holes

[@chrisw3031]

I joined the Bondi Golf Club in the late 70's. The locals called it the "smoke stack" and said it was to vent the sewerage fumes. There was a big sewerage outlet pipe below and some days you could see the raw sewerage from the edge of the golf course pouring into the sea at Bondi beach. We didn't go swimming on those days. Some days it really stank of sewerage. I joined a few golf clubs around the eastern suburbs. Bondi always felt - creepy.

[@chrisw3031]

Correction - they called it the stink pot.

[@kellyheath4411]

Wow that was fascinating, thank you 😀

[@paulhargreaves9103]

Great work again, thank you from Lancashire England. If all the forts have been covered up / repurposed then by whom….? Who builds the obelisks found everywhere around the earth? Is it a group of people that look human but are not….? How many of them are there….? What else do they do…..?

[@TartarianTruthers]

Probably just the elite and their minions...

[@Justobro420]

Masonic lodge 369 golf tournament

[@KefeAman]

Here in anticipation of the S word….. I’d buy merch with that on

[@KefeAman]

29:00

[@KefeAman]

😂😂😂

[@TartarianTruthers]

Hehehehehe

[@davinasquirrel7672]

Sure, I could *totally* see how that is a legit career path... MD to military camouflage expert to golf course designer...! Seems *logical*. As for the need for coastal fortifications in Australia in the 1870s, the closest thing going around that time was the first Boer war, but that was 1880 - so just lucky they built them ahead of time, eh? Or perhaps they feared the Anglo-Zulu war would get out of hand down under? After all, the zulus may have bought ships with cannons, instead of being content with trying to get rid of the British off their land. The Royal Melbourne Golf Club originally had its course in Caulfield (1891) but decided the urban sprawl of the 750k Melbourne inhabitants was getting a bit too much, and decided to move to Black Rock (where have we heard that name?) Sandringham, which even now only has a population of six-odd thousand. Seems a great business plan? Never mind, get a doctor-turned-camo-specialist-turned-golf-course-designer in from Europe. It seems they had already decided to move the club in 1898, with plans to open over 20 years later. I guess lawn grows slowly at Black Rock? They didn't even call McKenzie in until 1926. (Those parts make no sense to me). Most of that history is a bit on the vague side, and I could not even readily find the number of acres of the club - you would thing they would brag about stuff like that. Nope. All quite vague. Anyway, great show. I really enjoyed this one immensely. I could totally see the shapes in the Tassie and Melbourne ones.

[@markowen3407]

Hey guys, where can we buy the merchandise? Love your work!

[@TartarianTruthers]

Stay tuned for all the details on our merch store in next week's episode 😁

[@TartarianTruthers]

tartariantruthers.theprintbar.com/ enjoy 😁

[@MagaCrazy62]

I found a star fort in my home town of Morgan City, Louisiana, USA Not far from Sacred heart Church which looks Tartrian.

[@cheechmcduck7013]

the Sydney opera house is said to have been built on the top of a star fort/city

[@TartarianTruthers]

Yes, you're right :)

[@CorpAus]

Great clip guys - was my other post deleted (which contained the link to the 'Canberra Code')? Another interesting bit of info is with regards to the 'brotherhood's' design of Canberra, under the search term 'Cracking the Canberra Code'.

[@TartarianTruthers]

Thanks for that!

[@ryansatt2119]

ive always wondered this about golf. look into donald ross.

[@ryanvalicek7291]

Fort largs in Adelaide, fort nepean Melbourne supposedly from the 1700s, fort gellibrand Melbourne, bare island fort marikville, fort Lytton Brisbane, jezzine fort aitkenvale, the roundhouse Fremantle 1831 In NZ fort Tamara, riapapa island 1896, wrights hill fortress, stockade hill, and “the summit” are interesting

[@TartarianTruthers]

Thank you :-)

[@alansmith5731]

👍very good

[@doug5414]

Star forts / Star cities / Star City Casino ?? Have a look at the area adjacent ! You may see something interesting!! Hidden in plain site indeed ....

[@TartarianTruthers]

Ooohhh!

[@doug5414]

@@TartarianTruthers State Govt Gazettes are quite interesting ??? I recently poked around in a few of the earliest published Victorian ones ( mid 1800's). Announcements of clergy members appointed as Magistrates and the like listed .. Of greater interest to me though were the Tender ads for Trade services !! Its seems there was an overwhelming need for various tradespersons to assist in repairing colonial buildings (Govt Buildings) GPO'S /Court Houses etc. ..I admit my research didn't include going through every gazette to date but I did look at enough of them to question why there seem to be not one tender requsting trades for the building of a new colonial building from scratch.??? MMM .. INTERESTING !!!

[@k-w627]

HAARP facility Exmouth, WA on a star fort.

[@Siggy_Sour]

Links courses are known for the sandy well drained brutally windy conditions. Golf is the game of the Gods i was hopeing u found an ancient Course from Tartery.

[@chrisqross302s4]

Great stuff ladies !! I'm always telling folks, you don't know the true history of the world or the true nature of how it works....

[@TartarianTruthers]

So true!

[@MagaCrazy62]

1/9/2024 I think there’s a star fort in Louisiana,USA

[@DK-ym6wh]

how about a TT cap ?

[@annehat4833]

Im happy to go with TT !

[@TartarianTruthers]

Sorry, the caps were way too expensive as they would only do embroidery on them.

[@DK-ym6wh]

@@TartarianTruthers that's ok, that can be something for the future. imagine caps with sacred geometry antenna on them lol

[@TartarianTruthers]

@@DK-ym6wh hahaha that would be epic 🙌😁

[@DK-ym6wh]

@@TartarianTruthers 🙌

[@isroih7]

Check out the satellite image of Trump Turnberry Ailsa Golf Course in Scotland.

[@TartarianTruthers]

Will do! Thanks

[@euengelion]

Statue of Liberty’s base is a star fort

[@TartarianTruthers]

100%

[@kerriefreeborn1637]

There's a place in Port Philip Bay (off Portsea) Melbourne, Vic. called South Channel Fort (which I visited "before Tartaria") and have some pix if you're interested :}

[@Dancin_Dave_Riverstone]

I don't ever remember "Star Forts"(may the forts be with you) ever coming up in Ancient history class in high school. Nor when helping nieces and nephews with the same topic, and not in any novel set against an historical background I've read. Yet the moment they reach the fringe of mainstream, there is a convenient canon to explain, it's just no one thought to mention it before. All puns intended.

[@jadug3305]

The jump to Egyptians? OMG 🤦

[@TartarianTruthers]

If you don't understand what we were referring to, we'd recommend that you watch the two episodes that we referred to: Obelisks of Oz and The Gosford Glyphs. Enjoy 😊

[@paulraymond1032]

hi could anyone send me a link to the episode where you guys visit an old aboriginal settlement made of stone.. its my fav. many thanks

[@TartarianTruthers]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGmrfah7nsprmLs

[@oliviergermain350]

What about Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban ?