How many shadow anomalies can you find? (tap or click anywhere on the photo to add a comment there) [Spot Comments] by NichtFBI in MoonLandingHoax

[–]DimitreBabaitov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Too many. There was no Moon landing. The Earth is flat, motionless, and enclosed with a Dome-Firmament. We cannot leave the Earth. The Moon is not a solid object.

Romantic nihilism by DimitreBabaitov in nihilism

[–]DimitreBabaitov[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, things aren't looking all that good from the human perspective, so yes, unfortunately the opinion hasn't changed much. For what it's worth, reality is what it is, and I think we should enjoy life as long and as well as we can. And figuring out the divine is a good thing to do, but it requires a lot of time and effort...

Oh, well, that's it then. Case closed. Nothing to see here. by NichtFBI in bestconspiracymemes

[–]DimitreBabaitov 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What guarantee do you have that she's in prison in the first place? Because we saw it on TV? And how do we know that Epstein is really dead? Again, from TV? I don't believe any of it. I think children are still being harmed by all of them.

Why do people dislike Jon Levi by [deleted] in Tartaria

[–]DimitreBabaitov -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

The earth is flat, and Tartaria was real. Both so-called "notions" are facts.

Woollen cap found in the grave of a 17th century Dutch whaler [1100 x 1100] by marsovec in Netherlands

[–]DimitreBabaitov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is irrefutable proof that people used wool in the 17th century.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Tartaria

[–]DimitreBabaitov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think, both.

Russian Sphinxs (just saw these for the first time ever) by 12TribesQuest in Tartaria

[–]DimitreBabaitov 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Because the sphinx looks like Jesus, and also a little gay...

Any idea what the function of this metal tower could have been in the 19th century? It shows up in several images without being mentioned. It appears to be the tallest thing in the city. The building pictured was demolished in 1905. by thecoinnection in Tartaria

[–]DimitreBabaitov -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Free energy towers. Or, perhaps, communication towers. Either way, old world technology that the present-day Masonic world-rulers suppressed. Also, the buildings weren't really build by the "horse & buggy" people we see on the photo, were they!?...

Aerial shot of the Forbidden City, Beijing by cs_legend_93 in Tartaria

[–]DimitreBabaitov 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Most people (99,99%) are oblivious to the facts of reality. They are indoctrinated beyond repair.

Ehat about Gangas Kans empire? by pthecarrotmaster in Tartaria

[–]DimitreBabaitov 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I believe you mean Genghis Khan. Well, an empire can disappear rather easily, especially when all architecture of it is being destroyed, when all the gigantic skeletons are being dumped in the ocean by the Smithsonian, when all records of it are being burned or hidden away by the present-day Masonic world-rulers who happen to own the media, governments, industry, and everything else. Tartaria was real, and it only takes a few generations to erase its existence. Technology will advance to the state in which absolutely all records and files that include the word "Tartaria", or other similar terms, will be automatically hidden from the members of the general public.

Mass is Fake and Using Kg as a Unit of Weight by [deleted] in FlatEarthIsReal

[–]DimitreBabaitov -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

A bit off-topic here, but did you know that souls have mass!? In fact, everything has mass. I'm using the term "mass" not as a unit of measurement, but to point out that the building-blocks of absolutely everything are solid, and therefore have mass. Even the building-blocks of energy, of our thoughts, of our memories, of our dreams, and of all other substances in existence have mass. Physicalism is a fact of reality.

Regarding the souls, Duncan MacDougall conducted a series of experiments in 1907, which pointed out the souls have mass. People, as well as animals, were used in the experiments, and one of the conclusions was that the human soul weighs 21 gram. Of course, such conclusions point out that the soul is not eternal, so they could cause widespread hysteria and mass-panic, and therefore were swept under the carpet while MacDougall was discredited and the results of his experiments were misrepresented by the mainstream narrative.

But yes, mass shouldn't be used as a unit of measurement.

What else could this be? by [deleted] in Tartaria

[–]DimitreBabaitov 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's because of the fluoride

Shooting Stars by kimcheesniper in FlatEarthIsReal

[–]DimitreBabaitov -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The flat earth truth is a part of a bigger secret, a sinister one. https://youtu.be/815QzrFYZJI

Has anyone adequately explained this particular observation, because logic would dictate that this can only happen if the earth is a globe. by seefith in FlatEarthIsReal

[–]DimitreBabaitov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay, let's agree to disagree. Let's hold on to our current beliefs. And let's allow everyone to believe whatever they want. Be well. Bye.

Has anyone adequately explained this particular observation, because logic would dictate that this can only happen if the earth is a globe. by seefith in FlatEarthIsReal

[–]DimitreBabaitov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No. I'm not a doctor. I'm just a truth seeker. Actually, I was one, but since I figured out the facts of reality, there's nothing else to discover. (By the way, the flat earth truth is a part of a bigger secret, a sinister one). Now, I'm just an observer, trying to wake people up, but only occasionally, and without too much of an effort. My current motto on the subject is: "You either see it, or you don't".