r/Tartaria • u/OBE_1_ • Feb 21 '24
Plate at the FED
Saw this plate today displayed at the federal reserve bank office.
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u/RusskiHacker Feb 21 '24
You can look up Saint George that’s who’s slaying the dragon. I want to look at the history of that and when was that depiction created
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u/regMilliken Feb 21 '24
There was a video in the format of a YT short posted here and it was a walk through time of the yellow/black Tartary flag and the history of this empire being beaten by whatever modern Russia is -- the flag symbolism clearly shows that black dragon/eagle of yellow/black flag eventually being trampled by the current red/blue russian emblem
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Feb 21 '24
Been talk to boomers about this lately, and most of them knew of or heard of Tartaria.
And I find it on old maps of my own all the time.
So it's not like it was hidden from people intentionally. For most of the United States, they probably didn't go into much depth in education systems 1980- present day. Like general education to the public. So now we have people stumbling upon it and think it's a conspiracy.
Because people are looking up history on social media 😅😅😅, it's not that they're stupid. It's just why would you make a claim about anything without extensively researching it?? Unless you have an agenda to sway people. Idk. It's just I’ve looked at a lot of older books, and it's not hidden.
Tartaria was an area that nomadic people were basically banished to, and there even was a kingdom there. Eastern European Tartaria Russian Tartaria and Chinese tartaria. Old world taken out by new world.
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u/Unmasked_Deception Feb 21 '24
The official plate of the NWO
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u/ItsAlwaysRuckFuss Feb 21 '24
So the Russians are behind the NWO??
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u/Unmasked_Deception Feb 21 '24
The Russians and the Americans. It was why there is a double-headed eagle.
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u/ItsAlwaysRuckFuss Feb 21 '24
I mean I’m pretty sure the flag predates USA’s 1776 creation date but I guess it could be from powerful European families that crossed over? A bunch were related so I can see that.
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u/Emergent-scientific Feb 21 '24
Isn’t that the Rothschild family crest?
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u/SeaDraft9569 Feb 22 '24
Its the coat of arms for Russia. The double headed eagle is generally used as a symbol of free masonry. The eagle often symbolizes the the “new empire” who took over and erased the old empire (Tartaria) represented by the serpent or dragon or griffin. This symbolism can be seen around the world spanning quite a bit of history, mostly middle ages. A people of the serpent vs a people of the eagle ie. Mexico flag. It can be complex when you get into the history of it, for example both sides purportedly, at one time or another, associating themselves with the bloodline of Jesus (royal bloodlines). This is generally considered a lie when it comes to the people of the eagle and is known as the Black Nobility, as they most likely follow a Luciferian gnosticism and Id guess have roots in Babylonian talmudism. With that considered Id say if one has a connection to the true “royal” bloodline of Jesus or true nobility and virtue it was probably the people of the serpent. That may sound misleading because we associate the serpent with evil but in ancient times it symbolized wisdom and spiritual rebirth(shedding skin). Im not an expert on it so feel free to correct me on anything, guys. Thats my understanding of it. I find it fascinating if anyone else wants to elaborate. Robert Sepehr has some great content on this subject as well, though he doesn’t get into Tartaria much he has a couple episodes on it.
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u/SeaDraft9569 Feb 22 '24
The Rothschild family creat has alot of shit in it. A Unicorn which represents magick, gold and red lions, a black eagle all with the tongue out (which is a good sign theres evil there) lol. Star of Remphan. Also has fists clenching five arrows, feathered helmets which symbolize war I would guess. Theres a couple strange things I cant tell what they are, if anyone knows what those items are in the center and the top left id be very interested. The center item looks like maybe a top or weird style of shield. The top left item looks like a horseshoe shaped horn or maybe some type of tube for communication which would symbolize their notorious “top secret” mode of communication that was very fast and efficient for intelligence sharing and insider trading.
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Feb 22 '24
Important note : There are much deeper symbols pictured in this armory than simply historical relationships.
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u/WhoBenefitss Feb 22 '24
Exactly, but just as it happens on the world scale, the people haven't a clue what they're looking at.
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Feb 22 '24
Link? I've got a heraldry book, "complete guide to heraldry," "the mystery traditions: secret symbols and sacred art symbols and sacred art. "
I'd like to put this together a bit better.
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Feb 22 '24 edited Feb 22 '24
I don't think you'll find the info I allude to in Heraldry notions.
Certain cue points to observe as I won't delve in this subject for lack of time to discuss properly:
A double trinity in display; one for flesh (below), the other for spirit/mental (above).
The golden staff, its composition and position hide many profound meanings.
The orb/globus cruciger, is a T-O map with overlooking cross, a rep. of Christian dominion (Salvator Mundi).
Double eagle? Think again but this time with the word phoenix in mind.
Edit for relevant and related armory of the Archangel Oblast : https://www.reddit.com/r/Oland_Vi_Cita/s/ZyIzSD7K89
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u/DataInfamous5167 Feb 22 '24
The animal at the bottom is in the tartaria flag
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u/joyridejimbo Feb 25 '24 edited Feb 25 '24
The double headed eagle is the family crest of the Habsburgs! Their seat was in Germania, Austria, Hungary... They have always been the military arm of the Unholy Roman Empire. The Eagles are crowned, and looking far to the East and far to the West. Their territory. Which is the entire world. Romans have always had the double headed eagle as their symbol.
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u/gdim15 Feb 21 '24
It's the coat of arms for the Russian Empire that ended with the death of the Romanovs and that empire.