One World/One America: Tartarians and Moors

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Superrr interesting information provided. I appreciate the author’s obvious passion but the book is very poorly constructed. There is a lot of repeated text and overlapping and in exageration to the point where I wonder if I got a rough draft to be quite honest. 🤔 Has a lot of potential though.

Great book alot of useful information, but the only thing I wished was improved was the few blurry images that not clear or too small prints some words unreadable blurry a little bit of image pictures, but other then that the book is an excellent reference point of true historical history of the Moors within the Continental America's

This is the most amazing book i've ever read!!! A total rewrite of his-story showing proof and solid evidence that the Moors were One America before they were "White-washed" from modern white man's history books we were all taught. The book is 400 pages of amazing stories of who the United Nations named in 1995, "The Oldest Indigenous People on Earth" referring to the native brown skinned Moors of the time. Why are all major government buildings have Moorish designs? How did they all communicate with each other to build such similar structures? Why are we not taught that there are more pyramids in One America than the entire rest of the world and that the West taught the East how to build, how to work with Natures, etc. ? You will also learn how the white man's whitewash labeled the One American Moors, blacks, negroes, redskins, indians, etc. to hide their One culture of many tribes. You will also learn the many amazing legends of One America when it was One World on Turtle Island according to world legends and mythology. You will LOVE where this book takes your mind and how ALL of His-story is a massive lie. Enjoy.

lee writes like a bipolar room mate i had 30 years ago in elation phase of his episodes roomie would grind out many notebooks of commentary on the passing all sorts of topics this is what i am reminded of i got the 3 books in the tartarian series the problem with demand publishing is that there is no editorial oversight hence loads of repitition and typos there is no editor to reign in the torrent of stream of chatcher childress who referred to himself as a maveric archeologist onsciousness ranting the books remind me of the content cranked out in the 90s by david when he was in reality a moderate travel writer i believe researchers into this subject would be better served by readingg the books of allan cornford much more cogent and lucid