If you can't get reliable information on current events, why would you expect to get reliable information on events that allegedly happened hundreds/thousands of years ago.
I guess before the 1900s they were building these with donkeys and without power tools.
So the US introduced the income tax in 1913 (with the creation of the FED) but they had built many State Capitol buildings in the 1700-1800s.
Many of these Capitol buildings look like palaces.
Assuming that the official narrative is true, how did they get the money to build these capitol buildings 🤔
I guess governments were very frugal and efficient back then.
It is also possible that these buildings were already there from a previous civilization, but when I look at what we're building today, with the most advanced technology ever, these old buildings pale in comparison to today's magnificent boxes.
Montgomery, Alabama - 1851
Sacramento, California - 1874
Denver, Colorado - 1901
Hartford, Connecticut - 1879
Washington, DC - 1829
Atlanta, Georgia - 1889
Des Moines, Iowa - 1886
Here are some other examples: https://www.businessinsider.com/capitol-building-every-state-photos
Good alternative history playlist for those who might be interested:
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NFncJvS6AY&list=PLVsHlWhRW4zyNB1MIC-9DsVmQzNJxAjd3