Exploring the Myths of the Great Wall

Oh, here's a new one they've been hiding from

us.

The Great Wall of China is actually the Great Wall of Tartaria,

the most

silent civilization in history, and it's actually not that new.

Matter of fact, it's over 2,500 years old, which is how long

they took to build this wall. Like, bruh, these guys spent so much time

building it that whatever they were trying to defend themselves from

didn't even

exist anymore, but they just kept on building.

Did these guys just, like, lose the plot and just continued building,

completely

forgetting why they were making this wall in the first place?

Like, they took over 2,500 years to build this

thing, which

spans multiple dynasties, dozens of changes in power, emperors

that came and

went, none of whom can even take credit for this

wall as a national

project. Because not one of them stuck around long

enough to even see it finished,

except for the last one, I guess. And, like, what was so terrifying

that you had to

build a great wall, that even after the thing you

were defending from was

gone, the mere memory of that thing was so horrifying that you just kept

on building the greatest wall in history for over 2,000

years? And calling it a great wall is also probably the greatest

understatement in history. Starting construction in 700 BC and

completing in 1878, your imagination

can't even begin to comprehend how long this wall

actually is, with a total combined distance of over

21,000

kilometers long, making it the longest man-made structure

in the world.

Like, take this in. The entire United States coast to coast

is about 4,500

kilometers across. There is enough wall to go back

and forth across the USA

four times, with 3,000 kilometers left over,

enough to go

halfway around the circumference of the entire Earth at the equator, or to

go from New York to London, then London to Moscow, and Moscow

to Beijing, with over 7,000 kilometers to spare.

It would take about six months of nonstop walking night and day to

make it across the entire wall by foot.

This thing is so ridiculously long, it barely even makes any sense.

It's estimated that anywhere from 100,000 to over a million workers were

involved in building it. But I challenge you to use your noggin

and really try to

picture this, because 2,500 years is an insanely long time to

build anything. Just imagine something

that started construction when Jesus was

born and was still being worked on to this day, with a couple hundred years

left for completion. Clearly, a structure like this would've been built

primarily

for a functional purpose. Military defense is the commonly accepted

idea, with

over 2,000 watchtowers placed throughout the wall for surveillance.

And again, whatever it was they were protecting themselves from must have

been

absolutely terrifying for them to build a wall this epic.

Common history tells us they were merely defending against attacks from

Mongolians,

nomads, and neighboring dynasties in the north

and west.

But if you ever see the wall in person, you'll realize something about it that

paints a much more disturbing story.

In many areas, the steep side of the wall, which in defensive architecture faces

the side you are defending against from, faces inwards, like,

towards China, which suggests the wall may have not been

built to keep enemies out,

but to keep something inside. Because the arrow slits where they shoot

their

bows from are also facing inwards, not towards the outside where

the enemies would be coming from. YouTuber Wandering Wolf even confirmed

this, as

he was easily able to scale the wall from the outside going in, and proved to be

much more difficult to climb from the inside, which makes absolutely no sense

if it was supposed to defend from intruders from the outside.

Perhaps it was intended to keep its own people, or something else

entirely contained within its walls, rather than protecting from outsiders.

And if you listen closely, you might be able to hear the debunkers

crying, that

this wall wasn't originally built as a singular, unified wall, but rather a

series of several smaller walls built at different times by different dynasties, in

which neighboring states in ancient China built to defend against from each other,

and is why the defensive side can sometimes appear to be facing inwards.

Which is true, and a very fair point, but there are the outer walls that

always faced against hostile nomadic tribes and Mongols, with some going as

far as to say that these sections of the wall even appear to have been

intentionally repositioned hundreds of years later, so that instead of

having the defensive side facing inwards towards China, they're now facing the

outside in an effort to rewrite history to match their narrative.

The pics you typically see online are the popular tourist locations,

which are all

heavily restored and renovated, but many parts of the wall

are still deeply buried

and unexcavated. It's estimated that somewhere around 30% of the wall is

still completely hidden. Large stretches are in complete ruins,

falling

apart, with vegetation growing all over it,

and there are very few photos of these

buried and overgrown sections online.

Like, you really have to dig to find them, almost like they're hiding something.

Which is why some say it wasn't even built by ancient China at all, but by the

fabled Tartarian Empire. The Great Wall of Tartaria.

Just a thought-provoking theory, but let the debunkers cry

and call it racist or a

harmful pipeline or whatever it is they do.

Now, the Tartarian Empire is a rumored civilization that

is said to have existed

not too long ago, with advanced technology, energy systems,

buildings that powered

massive airships, and impressive architecture

that spanned the entire world.

A civilization that was eventually decimated

and then covered up by the global

elites in order to keep us in the shadows of their advancements to humankind.

A topic which honestly deserves its own video, which I'll get to sometime, but

that's about the gist of it. Now, if you look at old maps of the world,

you'll

actually see the mythical Tartaria, or Tartary, across large

expanses of the globe. The Tartarian Empire,

which spanned the majority of

modern-day Russia and just Asia in general,

and they even had their own flag.

Would you look at that? And exactly where the initial construction

of the Great

Wall was, we see the border between ancient Tartary

and modern-day

China. Almost like the Tartarians built the wall

to keep whoever or

whatever was in China, in China, whether it be tribes of ruthless

savages they had to contain, slaves they kept imprisoned within the

confines of the

walls, or maybe even some feral creatures they

had to control.

All just theories and wild speculation.

As always, it is possible that our mainstream historical

understanding of the Great

Wall is true. There's no need to cry.

But then again, if there ever was a country that does a damn good job at

controlling a certain narrative and suppressing truth, you tell me

which one comes

to mind first.