The Grand Tower of Atlantis: In the Port City of Poseidonia

The Grand Tower of Atlantis: In the Port City of Poseidonia: there were many secrets in Atlantis in those day, in another tower room, behind the one the High Priest was slain in, the one he did not see, only the Kingfor the most part, knew about, a few demonic beings, and scribes, there were documents, ancient scrolls, maintained by his youthful scribes, and duplicated when need be, a library of sorts on the human race; one such document indicating: Atlantis has outposts of communication throughout the world, it has been here over 3000-years, thus far. And through time, another alien race by some kind of agreement has kept data on this world of ourswith the help of Atlantis, through the pyramids on Earth in Egypt (to include the great stones and circle known as Stonehenge, in England, the platform and Gate of the Sun, in Bolivia, and Lebanon, along with Machu Picchu in Peru; to mention a few sites; of course we must remember, the names were different back when this story t akes place) and the sending back of signals, to the king, king Poseidon (the Kings ancestor). They used obelisks that were planted in Egypt for transmitting globally through the Great Atlantis Tower, here at the Port of Poseidon, as well as the inner core of the pyramid, which holds an energy source in the Great Pyramid of Egypt.

The race called, The Old Ones, were in charge of transmitting this information after a while, evidently they were more suitable for the task, able to lock onto circular energy (which only a nomadic tribe knew about at the time, then the Old Ones brought forth its secrets), what would regenerate itself as in a letter eight, whereas the human needed to be fed constantly and died out because the loss of energy, and the cascading of his chromosomesthis energy was perpetual. (There were tools in that room, what looked like a control room, and maps that showed messages that had come back and forth throughout the galaxy.)

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