When, in April 2020, my friend and like-minded Russian traveler, writer, ethnographer G. Tymnetagin visited the Ural city of Nevyansk, and drew my attention to the famous inclined tower, the construction of which is attributed to the Demidovs, we both, independently of each other, came to the conclusion that its more ancient origin and that its tilt was most likely caused by the impact of the tidal wave of the flood of the XVI-XVII centuries, when the last pole shift occurred. At the same time, George found evidence of this directly when examining the tower, and I - during the study of historical documents. And I have already talked about all this in my two posts on this topic.
So both George and I managed to detect signs of high technology. used in the construction of this tower, which, most likely, are not related to the Demidovs. and to the Siberian confederation, which almost completely perished in that cataclysm - the Great Tartary. Of course, the very name came to us from the West, and in fact we do not know what the inhabitants of this country called this country. And this is the only thing that is "stuffing" in relation to this multinational power, the state-forming people of which were white Caucasians who called themselves "Krivichs". That is why Vedic Russia was also part of this confederation. However, it was Siberia that suffered the brunt of the catastrophe of the 16th-17th centuries, which completely destroyed almost all of its cities. And the remnants of this confederation were defeated by the Romanovs who illegally usurped the Moscow throne in the war,known to us as the "Pugachev uprising".
One of those who adhere to a similar version regarding this war is another friend of mine - a Russian writer, traveler, researcher of the secrets of the past A. Kadykchansky. In his book - "Small Encyclopedia of Great Tartary", he also talks about the signs of high technology, which undoubtedly possessed this lost civilization. This is how he describes the weapons, rather strange in their design, the secret of which Western engineers and scientists could not figure out, who were actively involved as specialists in their empire by the Romanovs:
A. Kadykchansky's version is not even without grounds, given. that there are other indirect evidences of the presence of high technologies in Siberia and the Urals long before the Romanovs formed their empire, which became the legal successor of the country that was called the Great Tartary in the West, but whose real name is now unknown to us. Technologies, significantly ahead of Western ones, were also used in the construction of the Nevyansk tower, which survived the global cataclysm of the 16th-17th centuries and was subsequently adapted by the Demidovs to their needs. At the same time, in the "civilized" Western Europe of that time, the lightning rod and reinforced concrete structures, as well as interesting "locking locks" holding the metal structures inside the tower, discovered by G. Tymnetagin, were not known.
Where all these unique technologies could have been known to Demidov, if "civilized" Europe did not know about them? From local "wild peoples"? But if we admit that the tower was built long before the Demidovs and therefore is oriented towards the old geographic pole, then everything falls into place. All this also explains the fact why it was at the factories of this city, restored by the Demidovs, that a unique non-rusting roofing iron was subsequently created, which can still be found on old London buildings. All these are remnants of the old technologies of antediluvian civilization. Consequently, the version expressed by A. Kadykchansky regarding the kinetic weapons of the past also has a right to exist.
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