The Lost World They Erased... | JT Follows JC | DSH #2067

**JT** (0:00)
What we're told is the Daniel Prophecy was to be sealed up, and this all took place in about 500 years. People will tell you now that the Book of Revelation, it was told not to be sealed up, time was at hand, and it's been 2,000 years, and nothing's taken place yet. And I think that it's like the ultimate Psi-Op, is the fact that if the devil was to deceive people, the best thing you could probably do is, he can't hide everything, but he could maneuver things around a timeline, maybe it could be like a timeline, or make you think you're on a different part of it.

**Sean Kelly** (0:29)
So I've never had a guest talk about Tartaria, so I'm curious, where do you think that region was and what time period? All right, guys, got JT on the show. Been trying to make this happen for a while now.

**JT** (0:47)
Yeah, appreciate it. Appreciate the opportunity.

**Sean Kelly** (0:49)
Your life been pretty crazy lately?

**JT** (0:51)
It's been fun. It's been fun. Obviously, doing the podcast full time has given me the opportunity to come out to Vegas and meet lots of new people and stuff like that. So yeah, I'm enjoying it. God's blessed me.

**Sean Kelly** (1:01)
How's the show going?

**JT** (1:02)
It's going good. I mean, obviously, the more I can network and the more I have the ability to read and try to research stuff, yeah, it's getting better, I think, hopefully.

**Sean Kelly** (1:11)
Yeah, that's your bread and brother, right? You basically research topics and disseminate the information, dumb it down a little bit.

**JT** (1:18)
Yeah. Well, I'm kind of like your every man. So like I try to have to be able to make it palatable for people because I'm just a normal guy just doing all the research myself. And like I said, so I'm not like an expert on per se on anything, but I may be like, you know, Jack of all trades, master of that. But yeah, like, I mean, I think I'm just a normal person. So I like to speak to normal people in a way that they can understand what I'm saying.

**Sean Kelly** (1:42)
Which topics have you spent the most time on researching lately?

**JT** (1:46)
Well, you know, I go by JT Follows JC, so JC being Jesus Christ. So like everything kind of comes from like a biblical perspective. You know, when I first started doing a lot of research, it was about kind of like codes in the movies and symbolism, stuff like that, secret symbolism. But you know, what I've been focused on most recently would be, you know, people talk about Tartaria or the Old World. And I like to talk about it in relation to something called Satan's Little Season, where the idea that there's this very advanced civilization that seems like it could have been kind of recent, that we're not really told about. So obviously the big tells are the architecture. And I think that's interesting because it does seem like that there's evidence of something.
And when I can tie it back into the Bible, I think it's way more important.

**Sean Kelly** (2:37)
Interesting. So I've never had a guest talk about Tartaria, so I'm curious, where do you think that region was and what time period?

**JT** (2:44)
Well, I think that when we talk about Tartaria, it kind of is like a catch-all phrase for just, okay, so you see like a Greco-Roman building or a Gothic cathedral. Some kind of an architecture that we're told is built probably in the 1800s. Well, obviously it could be built in within the last thousand years. So, Tartaria is a place on old maps, typically somewhere like in Northern Asia. And so people have made the connection, oh, well, they don't talk about this old empire anymore. So therefore, all the architecture is related to Tartarians or Grand Tartary.
Now, if you read old books, it mentions Tartaria a lot, it mentions the Tartars. Now, some people just say that that's what the Europeans called like the Mongolian Empire.
But I think there's a little bit of truth, and I think there's a little bit of vaguerie, and it's like the shadows of history, just it's not really that clear. But what I think is the architecture is worldwide. So some people have been led to believe that, oh, the Tartarian Empire was around the whole world. I just think it's just showing like that there is a architectural style that it transcends all the continents. You have Greco-Roman architecture, and like Southern Africa, you have it in Australia, you have it in Northern Asia, you have it all through the Americas, through Canada. And I just think it shows that there was a connected civilization probably for, I mean, at least for the last couple thousand years.