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It's been YEARS since I dug into John Titor stuff. The last substantive thing I watched about it was John Razimus' investigative documentary about it, but that was long ago. While discussing Titor in this thread, we were talking about whether the story had been debunked or not. @Dizzie reminded me of a thread I'd created in 2017 after watching that Razimus video where I present it as fact.: https://bbs.timetravelinstitute.com/threads/john-titors-identity-revealed-to-be-morey-haber.8018/ It...

Introduction This alternate/revised history thread is all about Elvis and people associated with him. Elvis Presley Quick Facts Born: January 8, 1935 in Tupelo, Mississippi Full Name: Elvis Aaron Presley Country: United States Origin: Memphis, Tennessee Years Active: 1949-present Principal Genre: Rock Additional Genres: Rock and roll, rockabilly, pop, country Height: 6 ft. (note at the end of this post for further information) Short description: American musician Biography Elvis Presley...

Introduction This is a revision of the United States presidential election of 2012. This is another revamped election, particularly in that the candidates for president have been replaced. On one side, Mitt Romney is replaced by incumbent President Alan Keyes (who wins the 2008 presidential election). On another side, President Keyes is challenged by an undetermined opponent, in place of Barack Obama, President in the current version of history. In the current timeline or version of...

Introduction This is a revision of the United States presidential election of 2008. This election is revamped, particularly in that both the Republican and Democratic candidates for president have been replaced. John McCain is replaced by Alan Keyes, and Barack Obama is replaced by Hillary Clinton. Why Keyes for Republican nominee, one might ask? Because Obama’s black, well technically he’s only 50% black at maximum. And I can think of at least seven black men who’d make a better President...

Introduction This is a revision of the United States presidential election of 2004. The election was between Republican President George W. Bush and Democrat John Kerry. In the current timeline, Bush wins the popular vote narrowly and the Electoral College somewhat handily. Of course, it is a widely-held belief, by myself among others, that every presidential election since 2000 (at least) was rigged, each one being rigged more than the previous. Anyway, in this revised version of history...

Introduction This is a revision of the United States presidential election of 2000. The election was between Republican George W. Bush, then governor of Texas, and Democrat Al Gore, then Vice President of the US. In the current timeline, Gore officially wins the popular vote narrowly, with Bush winning the Electoral College vote narrowly, in a race being deemed “too close to call”. In this revised version of history, Bush wins the popular vote handily as well as winning the Electoral vote...

Introduction This is a revision of the United States presidential election of 1996. The election was a three-way race between incumbent Democratic President Bill Clinton, Republican Bob Dole, and Independent Ross Perot. In the current timeline, Clinton beat Dole by around 9 percentage points (about 49% to about 40%), with Perot coming in third, but with considerably less of the popular vote than in 1992. This revised version of history makes this 1996 victory for Clinton slightly narrower...

Introduction This is a revision of the United States presidential election of 1992. The election was a three-way race between incumbent Republican President George H. W. Bush, Democrat Bill Clinton, and Independent Ross Perot. In the current timeline, Clinton beat Bush by around 6 percentage points (about 43% to about 37%), with Perot coming in third at around 18%. This revised version of history makes this 1992 victory for Clinton quite a bit narrower. In this revision, Clinton has 37.7%...

Introduction This is a revision of the United States presidential election of 1988, the year of Republican George H. W. Bush’s election against Democrat Michael Dukakis. In the 1988 election of the current timeline, Bush beat Dukakis by a solid majority of over 7.5 percentage points, with Bush winning 40 states. This revised version of history makes this 1988 victory much wider. In this revision, Bush has 58.8% of the popular vote compared to Dukakis’s 39.9%, for a victory margin of almost...

Introduction This is a revision of the United States presidential election of 1984, the year of Republican President Ronald Reagan’s landslide reelection against Democrat Walter Mondale. In the 1984 election of the current timeline, Reagan beat Mondale by over 18 percentage points, with Reagan winning 49 states. This revised version of history makes the 1984 landslide much wider. In this revision, Reagan has 73.3% of the popular vote compared to Mondale’s 25.7%, for a victory margin of over...

Introduction This is a revision of the United States presidential election of 1980, the year of Republican Ronald Reagan’s landslide election against incumbent Democratic President Jimmy Carter. In the 1980 election of the current timeline, Reagan received close to 51% of the popular vote compared to over 41% for Carter and around 7% for Independent John Anderson, and with Reagan winning 44 states. This revised version of history makes the 1980 landslide much wider. In this revision, Reagan...

Introduction This is a revision of the United States presidential election of 1972, the year of Republican President Richard Nixon’s landslide reelection against Democrat George McGovern. In the 1972 election of the current timeline, Nixon received close to 61% of the popular vote compared to about 37.5% for McGovern. This revised version of history makes the 1972 landslide a little wider. In this revision, Nixon has barely over 61% of the popular vote compared to McGovern’s 37.2%, for a...

Introduction This article can be seen as an appendix to the one about Ivan Petrov. The purpose of the article is to illustrate how much longer certain Russian rulers might live in the next revision of history; and this is assuming that, by way of Petrov, Western medicine enters Russia along with the Renaissance. (In Russia, Western medicine is mixed with that indigenous to Russia and the rest of Eastern Europe.) In regards to the Grand Princes of Moscow during the Mongol era, with the...

Introduction This is a timeline of selected events in the life and family of Robert Warren Bradshaw (1807-1898), the inventor of Pepsi in my revised history. Bradshaw Family Timeline 1753 June 9 George Bradshaw is born in London to a family of wealthy merchants. 1773 June 28 George Bradshaw converts to Judaism following persuasion from some of his close friends, who were Jewish missionaries. 1774 June 13 George Bradshaw opens his own brewery in London, which becomes very...

Brief Introduction This is a revised timeline of selected events in the history of soda. Soda Timeline 1749 Ginger beer is introduced to England. 1760 Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) identifies caffeine. 1761 The word "caffeine" enters the English language. 1806 The kola nut is discovered by British explorers in Africa. 1808 The word "kola nut" enters the English language. 1811 The word "pep", meaning brisk energy, is introduced to the English language by people in the...

Introduction This is my 3rd article. It involves adding pioneer Renaissance figures to selected nations of Europe: Italy, Spain, France, Germany, England, and Russia. In current history as we know it, the Renaissance, which is said to have originated in Florence, Italy, took quite a while for the most part to be spread outside of Italy, although it entered certain nations like Spain earlier on, as I recall. This thread entails shortening this process, hence the introduction of additional...

Introduction This is the first article I’ve written that wasn’t copied and pasted from a TTI forum post. It is a continuation of my Renaissance History series, my 5th entry in the series overall. The first article in the series is an introduction, the rest being based on Renaissance men, one article each for a Renaissance man of my invention, each man of a different nationality. The 4th Renaissance man I cover is Heinrich Becker of Germany. Biography Heinrich Becker was a German scholar...