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Jarid Boosters claims a revised past from the disputed Frisian Oera Linda manuscript. He says it was offered to the public in 1867 from a family holding, then refused by a Frisian library as too extreme to print. In the theory he traces, Atland was an Atlantis in the North Sea, Frisian land was its own island, and some picture survivors cast ashore as far off as Kashmir. He retells a river gift that cannot make all people equally rich, and heirs who hid shame by surrendering their lineage. Merchants, he says, twisted teachings tied to Yesus until church and feudal power held the wealth. Rome’s priests, in this account, met northern and Indian ideas with alarm and later found ways to control them. He notes a German ban during the 1930s and asks whether Heinrich Immler belongs among quieter pressures before that war. Other claims he labels theory place old structures before the fall and send kings toward Gobi merchants in Africa. Those traders are cast as the minds behind Tartaria and a Khazar trade realm.
Key points
- Boosters presents the Oera Linda book as a Frisian text made public in 1867 and refused as too extreme to print.
- In the theory he follows, Atland was a North Sea Atlantis, with scattered people imagined as far off as Kashmir.
- Merchants and priests are said to have bent teachings tied to Yesus, building church power and feudal wealth.
- He notes a German ban in the 1930s and asks whether that episode sits among pressures before the later war.
- Later theory places megaliths before the fall, links Gobi merchants with wandering kings, and credits them with Tartaria.
- He leaves open the chance that the manuscript is a hoax from Europe’s revolutionary years.
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He said the river offers her pear stream.
Jarid Boosters, Atland Tartaria and the Oera Linda Book
He is citing a passage about a river gift that cannot make everyone equally wealthy. Watch at 8:01
Could this have been a more obscure cause for the outbreak of the Second World War?
Jarid Boosters, Atland Tartaria and the Oera Linda Book
The question asks whether the book’s German reception belongs in the background of that war. Watch at 15:40
They were at least in this theory the brain behind Tartaria.
Jarid Boosters, Atland Tartaria and the Oera Linda Book
This states the theory that merchant groups devised what later ages called Tartaria. Watch at 26:13
Video by Jarid Boosters. Watch on YouTube.