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Not 2023, the year was rigged!

Time Machine

By BADSHAPublished 7 months ago 3 min read
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Not 2023, the year was rigged!
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How many years, how many AD? Hearing the question may seem, the year went around, still do not know which year! Honestly, if a particular theory is true, you don't even know what year it is. Because, that theory says that we have been brought forward about 300 years in a special 'time machine'.

We have left in 2023 with the force of that time machine. Otherwise, we would not be entering the 21st century. Our world is about to reach the eighteenth century. More precisely, according to that theory, we are now in 1726! That is exactly 297 years back from today.

This is what a German historian claims. The historian's name is Herbert Illig. However, the real researchers of history are reluctant to accept him as a 'historian'. Illig was a journalist and writer by profession. But apart from that, he was always interested in history.

In Germany there was a society for re-examining and reconstructing the history of mankind and nature. He was a member of that association. Apart from this, Ilig has edited many magazines. Scholars have also praised his many writings on history. In all those writings there were various proposals for revision of history. One of them was this time machine theory. The better name is 'Phantom Time Conspiracy Theory'.

Illigh argued that the period from 614 AD to 911 AD was simply erased from the world. And there is a deep conspiracy behind it. Illig said that some powerful people had deleted those 297 years from the Gregorian calendar. And this crime was committed to advance the reign of a king of Rome.

That king of Rome is actually Roman Emperor Otto III. Illig said the time was advanced so that Emperor Otto III could ascend the throne in the millennial year, exactly 1000 AD. At the behest of the Roman emperor, Pope Sylvester II and the Byzantine emperor Constantine VII jointly changed the time of the Gregorian calendar.

Illig claims they didn't just advance the calendar year. He also changed all the documents and history of events of that time. Many dates were changed. According to Illig's theory, these three powers forged the Ano Domini dating system of the Gregorian calendar. Destroyed and created a lot of evidence.

Illig explained that 297-year period as a physical time conspiracy theory. Illigh was so adamant about his theory that he denied the existence of a Roman emperor named Charlemagne. But history says that the influence of this Charlemagne spread far and wide. He expanded the Roman Empire. Although Illigh claims, the history of Charlemagne is completely fabricated. And that trio made it.

This theory was published by Illig in 1991. He gave four arguments for his theory. First, Illigh said, "the historical evidence for the period from AD 614-911 does not match." Second, examination of Roman architecture has shown that the Roman period is not as old as it was thought to be. Thirdly, evidence of time 'stealing' was found as early as 1582. The first 'theft' was detected during the revision of the Gregorian calendar. Some mathematicians were working on the calendar under Pope Gregory XIII. After calculating, they saw that the calendar should be moved around by 13 days.

But it can be seen at the time of correction, only 10 days of calculation will match all the calculations. Then where did the remaining three days disappear? Illig claims that those three days are actually the account of those three centuries. which was conspired to disappear by the Roman emperor Otto III and his two well-wishers. However, historians have not accepted Light’s theory. But they did not refute any of his arguments. Eminent historians have said that the theory is so absurd that they do not feel the need to refute it.

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