Good afternoon, today we continue with The One World Tartarians
The Greatest Civilization Ever to Be Erased From History by James W. Lee. Theme of this one is the impressive exhibitions of the late 19th and early 20th century, both globally and here in America. These folks appeared to be into fun also...

..Note that most of these Great Exhibitions and Amusement Parks only were erected, opened in less than one year at many sites, than were burned by fires, many immediately thereafter. Sometimes by design and sometimes by ‘accident’. There were over 75 world exhibitions before 1870! (Please see Appendix II for the list of the hundreds of exhibitions up to 1930).

As you will read, the exhibitions worldwide were grandiose, extravagant, attended by millions, and brought people and resources from all around the world. This was likely the remnants of the fun, fun, fun loving Tartarian’s. Also, the worldwide participation from as far away as the Samoa, Alaska, China, South America, Hawaii etc., means they would have had to sail all their equipment across the Oceans to come to these huge events. And how did they communicate with the world’s people to get them to come and arrange for their travel, lodging and meet them at the docks, then carry and set up the incredibly elaborate displays…..all using horse and buggy to build out the exhibitions.

At the Chicago World’s Exhibition in 1893 it is claimed that ¼ of the entire population of the USA at that time had attended the fair. Again, how were they notified, where did they lodge and get transported? You will see some of the most amazing structures for education, community and FUN! The exhibition’s excuse for hosting ranged from celebrating the opening of the Panama Canal, to the harvesting of electricity to the celebration of the Louisiana Purchase. Many times the event builders had to dredge record amounts of dirt and fill to hold the exhibitions on, or near water. Water, we will learn, is an energy conductor and was necessary to power the exhibitions to light them up at nighttime.

I focused on providing narratives and images to the exhibitions from the 1850 -1930 because this was still considered before commercial airplanes, national highways and large-scale engines to move great stones and steel and such.
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