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11 thoughts on “The St. Louis World’s Fair of 1904 and the Temporary Buildings Allegedly Built in a Year and Demolished”

1. lhakes12 December 7, 2023 / 11:59 pm

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2. NoFakeNews December 7, 2023 / 11:54 pm

   Thanks, Lisa! I am on a mission to get the glitches out of this platform. I am currently working on solutions, and I hope to have site statistics and comment exchanges ironed out by the weekend. 🙂👍

   John
3. lhakes12 December 7, 2023 / 11:48 pm

   You know that I am always here for Nofakenews and for you, John. I would have a hard time staying away. And I appreciate the vote of confidence from others. I very much hope everything will continue on.
   And I hope that you are able to get all the quirks figured out and fixed in the system.

   The world needs as much support as it can get in these bizarre times. And despite the great awakening, it’s still not over by a long shot! It will take continuous perseverance and courage from many of us to stand up against these perpetrators of evil.

   Also, I am starting to get myself enthralled in all this old world business. You have gotten me interested, John. It’s fascinating! And there is so much more to learn and share. 🙂

   Lisa
4. NoFakeNews December 7, 2023 / 4:17 pm

   Thanks for the feedback, Kenneth. 🙂

   Right now, I am just trying to get the site working correctly concerning site stats and comments coming through. I don’t know if we are getting attacked externally or the platform is acting up on its own. Either way, it is a pain in the arse at times. 😂
5. Kenneth T. December 7, 2023 / 3:56 pm

   If there is to be such a thing…
   I second the nomination
6. NoFakeNews December 7, 2023 / 2:04 pm

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7. Anonymous December 7, 2023 / 12:01 pm

   Hi again,

   I sure appreciate your thoughtful responses! I know I’m one of many hoping you will decide to publish further on. No doubt you’ve thought about having someone (Lisa?) help you oversee the daily posts and responses.

   Perhaps on the website you can accept donations for the cause. After all, this is a cause, right? This could offset some WordPress type expenses like hosting, domain name and privacy protection, etc.

   Godspeed John!

   Roark
8. NoFakeNews December 7, 2023 / 9:04 am

   Thanks for sharing, Roark! 🙂

   I am exploring new design formats for the new year. I may use a new platform in January if I decide to continue publishing in 2024 – I haven’t decided on that yet.

   John
9. Anonymous December 7, 2023 / 8:53 am

   Hi John,

   It reminds me of The Lost History of Flat Earth that I mentioned.

   This post was lost in the shuffle for me because it was buried.

   I have often struggled with all the scrolling needed to get past all the @pple tv, DVD, Roku and TL logos etc.

   I don’t know if you view this site on a phone, but I tend to view on a tablet and it is tedious to navigate unfortunately, IMHO.

   Maybe there is something better than WordPress for the new year?

   Roark

   P.S. Speaking of something better, where can we place our trust, going forward? If it’s even him, Joe (and Hunter) seem like the worst family we’ve ever had in our 250 years +/- history. Just sayin’.
10. lhakes12 December 6, 2023 / 12:25 am

    These old world fairs were extraordinary and a mystery, John.

    The One World Tartarians by James W. Lee:

    Grand Exhibitions & Amazing Amusement Parks

    “Note that most of these Great Exhibitions Parks were erected in less than one year at many sites, then were burned by fires, many immediately thereafter. There were over 75 world exhibitions before 1870.

    The exhibitions worldwide were grandiose, extravagant, attended by millions, and brought people and resources from all around the world. This was likely the remnants of the fun, fun, fun loving Tartarians. Also, the world wide participation from far away as the Samona, Alaska, China, South America, Hawaii etc. means they would have to sail all their equipment across oceans to come to these huge events. And how did they communicate with the world’s people to get them to come and arrange for their travel, lodging and meet them at the docks, then carry and set up the incredibly elaborate displays….all using horse and buggy to build out the exhibitions.” 🤣

    And one peculiar exhibit was, “The Strange Presentation of Infant Incubators at the World’s Fairs.”

    “Neopremie babies, struggling for their lives, were transferred from hospitals to show off the new Incubators at many World Exhibitions. Some died due to infection from human contact! They ran these “exhibits” until 1940.
    The babies in Incubators were a common sideshow in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries.”

    So, even though these world fairs were magnificent in many of their displays, it would seem that that they also took advantage of certain groups of people. This is also shown in the video here. I hardly think that Geronimo volunteered to be a display object. It must have been very demeaning for him to be put in that situation. How sad!

    Lisa
11. NoFakeNews December 5, 2023 / 7:42 pm

    Thank you so much for sharing, Lisa!

    There is no doubt that these World Fairs were used as rituals to destroy the Old World creations right in front of the public.

    I can’t believe how people never openly questioned these buildings, myself included. It just shows you what happens when we do not have access to our genuine, true history and we get our information from the wrong sources.

    John