Remember what Plato said, “The civilization was destroyed in a single day and night of misfortune, the island of Atlantis disappeared into the depths of the sea”.

The Flood destroyed Atlantis and its civilization.

The proof can be seen from satellite in the sands of the Sahara. The flood went right over Atlantis destroying it.

If you go to Google maps and look over the Sahara, you can see Flood evidence throughout the entire desert.

Plato said, in regards to Atlantis after the Cataclysm, “Atlantis is part of the Atlantic which is now no longer accessible by ship. Atlantis, when sunk by the earthquake, became an impassible barrier of mud to voyagers sailing from hence to any part of the ocean”.

This means the entire tropical Sahara got covered by a thick layer of mud that stalled rivers flowing, lakes from filling and changing the climate in the region.

This is why I believe the Atlanteans were a pre-flood civilization that were the forerunners to ancient Egypt.

This is the end of the thread. Hopefully you enjoyed this deep dive into history where the myth of Atlantis has inched closer to real history. I orignially made this thread on Twitter in Sep. 2020 and before I got suspended American Digital News posted it on their website https://americandigitalnews.com/index.php/2020/09/29/atlantis-the-lost-civilization/. Thank God for them😁

You got to hand it to anon_fa_mous. What he presents here is puzzle pieces that people have been trying to explain, I find great interest in all of this. The Sahara is the craddle of civilization, so I believe. When dealing with time, humans have a very short memory. We think WW2 was a long and forgotton time, when it really isn't. Humans they say, have been around for 300 000 years, that ain't long. What did the Sahara look like at that point of time? It was a lush archipelago of islands that flowed out to the ocean. The elephant roamed the same area at that time and looked like this. Now that is some serious evolution. Evolution can take place in mere generations not millions of years.

Humans occupied the same area and a new theory is, humans survived by swimming island to island in search for food. The Sahara had alot of islands with shallow water seperating them. Isn't it more honest to say we really have no clue as to how everything came to be. They claim we are ancestors of apes? There are hundreds, if not thousands of species that are now extint from the ape species. What makes us unique from the ape is a few important things that have seperated us from these ape species. A key thing is water, we resemble more to a species that has it's origins from the water. We have no hair covering our entire bodies and our brain size is compareable to water species that eat fish, like a dolphin etc. We also have an ability to hold our breath under water, where apes don't. These are just observations and I find that the Sahara holds alot of missing human history. The story of Adam and Eve being expelled out of Eden a paradise as to never return. Now we are seeing snow in the past couple of years in the Sahara which created a desert bloom. Things happen more quickly then we realize.

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On impeachment. The defenses aren’t just jurisdictional (unconstitutional) or factual (no incitement) but also moral. Refuse to be judged by a jury - the Senate - that tolerates corruption within its own ranks.

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