The Manchukuo Mystery

Have you ever seen buildings that look like these?


Maybe there are some of these majestic constructions in your town. Maybe you even live in one of these masterpieces. But have you ever stopped to wonder who built them, and why?
We can see these buildings in Britain and in Argentina, in the United States and in China, in Russia and in Iran, and in countless other countries. How can we possibly explain so many amazing buildings, built in the same style, built on such a scale and in such widely-separated parts of the world? Is it just a coincidence?
I’ve Done My Own Research and discovered the truth: that these buildings were all built by a civilisation called the Manchukuo Empire. This was a vast civilisation which spanned several continents and several centuries, though I have not yet confirmed which continents, or which centuries.

Lies of Big History

But Big History would prefer that you did not know about Manchukuo. If you dare to speak out against their dogma, you will be shouted down and ridiculed. They are very defensive. They will claim that their opinions count for more than yours or mine just because they have read actual books about history. This is a logical fallacy known as the Appeal to Authority. But I am a fearless maverick, I have excellent critical thinking skills, and I am immune to any appeals to authority.


The favourite argument trotted out by the shills of Big History and Big Archaeology is to say that the Manchukuo Civilisation never existed. But you can just Google ‘Manchukuo.’ See? There’s a Wikipedia page with that name. So even Wikipedia acknowledges that Manchukuo existed. How can anyone deny it?


But there is a sneakier version of this argument. They say that while something called Manchukuo did actually exist, it was actually something entirely different, a puppet state of Japan in China, that only lasted for a few years. These hair-splitting bores know no shame. They want you to believe that there are two completely different Manchukuos, one mythical and one real! They hope to bamboozle you with this convoluted nonsense. Compare this to my simple and straightforward answers.

And it’s not just buildings. Here is a surviving Manchukuo poster!

The Manchukuo Code

But how did I discover the truth where so many have been led astray by the history establishment? The answer is simpel: I made an amazing discovery.

Driven by a passion for these magnificent buildings and a desire to uncover the truth behind their construction, I cross-referenced the locations of over 500 of them and tagged each one on a map.
The result was staggering:

Wow.


Assuming the Manchukuo had the same alphabet as us, which is not an unreasonable assumption as they probably invented alphabets and numbering systems, then the conclusion from my research is obvious. The Manchukuo Empire left its initials literally written on the face of the planet: M.E.


After I made this remarkable discovery, which was my discovery, made my me, everything else fell into place, because there is no other way to explain this remarkable discovery, which I made.

Features of Manchukuo Civilisation

The Manchukuo were not only more technologically-advanced than us (with access to amazing building techniques and possibly even telepathic powers) – they were also morally superior to us.


I can prove this using my critical thinking and logic:
I like this type of architecture personally, which means that, objectively, it is the best type of architecture. If it is the best type of architecture then it must be morally superior to other types of architecture. It follows that the people who built it must have come from the most wise and moral civilisation ever to have existed.


We know, too, that the Manchukuo were a technologically-advanced people. They must have been, to have built such awesome buildings in so many places. In fact, for one civilisation to have built so much in so many places it would have demanded superhuman powers and technology beyond what is considered possible today, which leads us to even more exciting and tantalising questions.

Hidden Agenda

But Big History and Big Archaeology have colluded with Big Architecture to erase Manchukuo from the record. Why? To protect their own professional reputations, and to further their own agenda. I have not yet figured out all the details of their twisted plans, but I think I’m beginning to understand.
You see, The Past Was Better Than Now. Right? Everyone knows that. And the Manchukuo Empire was Better Than Now. Therefore, the Manchukuo Empire must have existed in the past.

But Big History, Big Archaeology and Big Architecture (and don’t get me started on Big Urban Geography) are staffed by people with university degrees in the liberal arts. They are soy-eating rootless cosmopolitans who are too narrow-minded to be inspired by the manifest grandeur of The Past. They don’t get it. They don’t get what history and archaeology are for. They have whiny mid-Atlantic voices. They want to cut us off from our past with their timid attitudes, their red tape and their fussy theories. It doesn’t matter who you are, what walk of life, what income you have, these people are out to undermine your identity and your connection with the glorious past. They want to steal the past from you. They want to ruin it for you. They don’t want to let you enjoy it.


When you say that the Spartans were the direct ancestors of the US Marine Corps, when you say that the leading cause of the collapse of empires is limp-wristedness, when you say that aliens built all the pyramids in the world, they are the people who raise a finger and say in their nasal voices, ‘Well, actually…’


Listen not to the nasal voices. Heed not the scolding finger. Just look up at the magnificent buildings that tower over you like monuments. Buildings like these


And these


And these

And these.


The evidence is all around you: the Manchukuo Empire really did exist, and it can never be truly erased.

But how did the Manchukuo fit in with the Tartarian Empire and the Atlanteans? The hidden past is getting pretty crowded, and Big History won’t be able to keep it all a secret for much longer.
Only one question remains. Could the Manchukuo people have been giants, or aliens, or perhaps giant aliens?
Nobody can say for sure either way.

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