Tartarian Empire Buried Theory (Naver blog)

What it claims

Naver blogger gus567890 organizes this piece into two columns, claim and rebuttal, on the Tartaria buried-city theory.It cites late-19th- and early-20th-century World's Fair grounds, capitol buildings, and train stations as evidence.It writes that these buildings share a similar neoclassical style.It calls cases where a ground-floor window ended up half-buried in earth traces of a great flood or mudslide.It also introduces the claim that domes, spires, and obelisks were wireless power transmission and reception antennas.The rebuttal column explains that the same architectural style spread through shared training at European architecture schools and through colonial trade routes.It concludes that half-buried structures are the result of ground level rising through repaved roads.

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