7 KILLER FACTS ABOUT THE FLOOD OF THE 18TH CENTURY, WHICH WILL NOT BE ABLE TO REFUTE ANY HISTORIAN

On our channel there were many rollers on historical subjects - about Tartary, Etruscans, Troy. Now we know that the officials have completely discredited historical science. Archaeology, for its part, tries to interpret the artifacts found through the prism of official history, including using incorrect Dating methods. But there is an event in the real history of mankind that does not fit into all this officialdom and at the same time has a striking evidence base in its scale. Looking at the bare facts that inevitably bring our attention to this event, you begin to understand that modern historical science is some kind of games in the sandbox. We will talk about the flood, traces of which are found all over the world. At the same time, the lion's share of facts suggests that the cataclysm happened relatively recently, about 200-300 years ago.

Fact 1. Mention of the recent antediluvian period

The following books in Russian can be found in the Russian state library, in which recent times are divided into periods BEFORE and AFTER the flood. In the book of Nikolai Trubitsyn “on Russian folk songs translated by Pushkin into French " it is said:
Russian Russian life and the desire for a new life-all went into his full nature in the harmonious measure in which being post-flood is with being antediluvian, to the extent that is determined by the Russian soul."
Vissarion Belinsky, who lived in the first half of the 19th century, in his edition of letters says:
"Peter tore Russia away from the past, destroyed its tradition, and now it is ridiculous and pathetic for our empty-headed scientists and poets who are looking for nationalities for thinking and art in history from Rurik to Alexei, in this antediluvian history of Russia."
It may seem that this is just a winged expression, but the more we dive into these mentions, the more it becomes clear that the flood in this case is meant literally.
In the thirteenth volume of the collection entitled "Articles, reviews and notes attributed to V. G. Belinsky" 1834-1848 said:
“This novelty is still translated by the late actor Dmitrevsky in 1773... I Had to resort to antiquity, and even what! to antediluvian!".
Ivan Alexandrovich Goncharov, who lived in the 19th century, wrote: "only Rarely, on election days, did they pull on antediluvian tailcoats or Catherine's time uniforms and pantaloons...". From what we can conclude that the flood really took place in the relatively recent past, namely between the 18th and the middle of the 19th century (take the source from the video "Antediluvian reading"). Just during this period, on November 19, 1824 in St. Petersburg there was the largest and most destructive flood. Then the water level rose more than 4 meters above the usual water level in the Neva. But if such a flood (or in the local sense - the flood) occurred only in St. Petersburg, then why in the same period exactly the same multi-meter sediments of the earth we see in Moscow, Kazan, Saratov, and Omsk? After all, they cover the first floors of buildings built before the first half of the 19th century.

Fact 2. Where are the woods?

Another problem that has not been unanimously explained is the exceptional youth of modern forests. They are almost 100% composed of young, which appeared 200-250 years ago. What, all over the earth worked some huge electric saw that mowed down all the trees, leaving only a few dozen copies in North America, and even less-in Eurasia? The excuse that just old trees have not grown to our days, does not stand up to any criticism. Because, for example, larch and juniper live for 500 years, prickly spruce-400-600, and oak in General more than a Millennium. How could mow down all the old trees of different species around the world, even in the most remote regions, for example, in the taiga?
In the Network you can find a lot of photos of taiga forests, which were planted by someone for a long time as a ruler-a flat grid. Vdovesok can be lead ancient photos Russian and European populated points the second than half 19 century. Most of them have almost no vegetation-the slopes, which are now overgrown with young trees, were then completely bare

Fact 3. Permafrost

According to the official interpretation, "permafrost" (or perennial cryolithozone, permafrost) is a part of the cryolithozone characterized by the absence of periodic thawing. The total area of permafrost on Earth is 35 million km2. It is noteworthy in this area a few moments. The first, which is shocking to the core, is that the height of the water, which is frozen and interspersed with several clearly defined layers of earth, is-a second, equal to an average of thirty-five meters! How do you like this wave? The second point is that in this column of water and land you can find the remains of plants and animals that are typical only for tropical areas.
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