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BY THE GOVERNOUR & COUNCIL WHEREAS some have lately presumed to Print and Disperse a Pamphlet, Entituled, Publick Occurrences, both Foreign and Domestick Boston, Thursday, Septemb. 25th 1690 Without the least Privity or Countenance of Authority. The Governour and Council having had the perusal of the said Pamphlet, and finding that therein is contained Reflections of a very high nature: As also sundry doubtful and uncertain Reports, do hereby manifest and declare their high Resentment and Disallowance of said Pamphlet, and Order that the same be Suppressed and called in, strictly forbidding any person or persons for the future to Set forth any thing in Print without Licence first obtained from those that are or shall be appointed by the Government to grant the same. By Order of the Governour & Council 📰 Publick Occurrences, Both Foreign and Domestick. Boston, Massachusetts, Monday, September 25, 1690, Page 4. @TARTARIAthetruth tartariabritannica.com

“Man never invented anything. There is no new thing. “Within the ‘Fearfully and wonderfully made’ human machine are the vestigial multiple forms conceived in the Infinite Mind, the prototypes of all things; and when the ‘Spirit in man,’ the Ego, receives understanding from the ‘wisdom of the Almighty,’ it operates on the canvas of life before it, the plane of expression and form, shapes machines, and the factories of a transient commercialism which serve their day like a child’s toy, then go into the discard and disappear… “The individual can run his automobile carefully, wisely, at just the right speed, and with common sense. He can lose control and try to climb a telegraph pole, or go over an embankment. If he or she is a careful driver and looks to the well-being of his machine, he would be careful to have his steering gear in perfect order. If he found his machine had a hole in the gas tank and that the gas was being wasted, he would hasten to have it repaired. Does he ever even think of the oil tank in his own body?”

⛲ Healing Waters of the Old World In the not-so-distant past, drinking fountains were more than just places to quench thirst; they were believed to be sources of energy, longevity and renewal. These fountains were often located on ley lines, thought to channel the natural energy of Mother Earth. The water drawn from deep natural springs, was rich in minerals and electrolytes, providing a pure and unfiltered source of health. The energy at these sites enhanced their effects with health-giving properties, connecting people to grounding energy, and had healing effects on both physical and mental well-being. Today, most of these old fountains have been lost or damaged, with only a few remaining in cities or abandoned in remote areas. 🔍 DragonessVerse Research 🌐 dragonessverse.com

🌿 The lamb of Tartary that grew on a stalk Imagine a lamb growing from the ground, attached to a stalk by its belly. It could graze around itself, but would die once it had eaten all the grass within reach. This creature had a name: the borametz, or vegetable lamb of Tartary. For centuries, European authors reported a being halfway between plant and animal, which they placed in the distant lands of Scythia or Tartary. In 1605, Claude Duret depicted it in his Histoire admirable des plantes, without having observed it himself. Other images show it perched on a stalk like a strange woolly flower. Dried specimens even circulated in cabinets of curiosities. Some were fashioned from hairy fern rhizomes; confusion between cotton and a kind of wool that grows has also been suggested as an explanation for the legend. In old books, even the plants of Tartary included creatures that seemed to belong in a fairy tale. Telegram Channel : https://t.me/NMHistoire YouTube Channel : https://www.youtube.com/@notremysterieusehistoire../featured

Weather Modification In The 18th Century? * * * * * In 1716, a phenomenon occurred that history rarely tells us about - because it has no easy explanation. On August 4, the Ottoman army surrounded Petrovaradin Fortress. Prince Eugene of Savoy led the Habsburg army into battle. Even with Eugene’s brilliant military strategy, the odds seemed almost impossible: around 80,000 Habsburg soldiers faced a vastly larger Ottoman force, estimated at up to 300,000 warriors. The battle began… And then - out of nowhere - SNOW FELL. In the middle of August! The Ottoman forces were caught in freezing weather, completely unprepared. The Habsburgs won. On the very site associated with the story, the Church of Our Lady of the Snows still stands to this day as a silent witness to what happened that day. Was it a miracle? A freak weather phenomenon? Or something far more extraordinary? ⚡ Could an unknown technology have given the Habsburgs an advantage? There’s only one way to find out. COME INVESTIGATE IT WITH US. STAR FORT EXPEDITION · SERBIA · OCTOBER 2026 Don’t just hear the legend. Time travel with us. ⚜️ Limited places available ⚜️ oldworldexplorers.com 📩 info@oldworldexplorers.com Follow: @fire_cannot_kill_a_dragonn @TartariaBritannica @TartariaHistoryChannel ⚠️WARNING: BE PREPARED TO QUESTION EVERYTHING YOU THINK YOU KNOW ABOUT HISTORY!