Once again, they've been telling us. I remember the conehead skits on SNL

https://en.wikipedia.org/w...

we are not alone...
always...

A very long article from Bloomberg, an attempt to discredit. They doth protest too much. 🤔

"A consistent theme is that warfare is an often-used pretext to wipe away surviving traces of Tartarian civilization, with the two world wars of the 20th century finishing work that may have begun with Napoleon’s invasion of Russia."

"This ahistoricism can make the Tartarian architecture community occasionally receptive to reactionaries, racists and anti-Semites. A survey of videos and discussions will turn up all manner of other conspiratorial threads. Along with flat-Earth advocacy, anti-vaccination sentiments and 5G scaremongering, there’s talk of anti-Semitic banking cartel conspiracies and Holocaust denial. Some Tartarian histories recast populations of Central Asia, like Genghis Kahn’s Mongol Empire, as red-haired, blue-eyed, white people — “Silk Road Aryans.” ."

https://www.bloomberg.com/...

I never watched that show the Coneheads, but I think about dunce caps (conical) that many saw in cartoons and books growing up. Was it a form of mocking? That seems to be a strategy that is used a lot against humanity. Perhaps these individuals are not actually the enemy, or why would so much ride on keeping them hidden or distorting this archeological information? Is it possible one group is trying to eradicate them because they are a threat to the group that wants total control? (I know people like the shadow rulers/puppeteer idea, but I think that might be a distraction.) They measure infant and toddler heads now and I consider that, along with the amount of effort that goes into maintaining the evolution theory when there seem to be examples that challenge it (the RH- group, the advances in genetics that demonstrate chimeric DNA, etc.). Interesting area of inquiry for sure.