What’s the use of technology when you cant trust them? if you are one of the ‘believers’ who thinks conspiracy theory is real and aliens does visit us regularly of course you would hope that technology will eventually proves all those things were right… and laugh the crap out of other disbelievers.
Couple of days ago, UK’s Daily Mail reported that a security guard spotted a Loch Ness Monster on his Google Earth hunting time.
If you look closely –and if you are not Scully kind of person—you can be certain that it was the legendary creature, but of course the Daily Mail itself saying that the image could also be just a boat floating on the lake…ya ya ya.
in early february this year, a British aeronautical engineer also claimed that he had found a lost city of atlantis on google earth. The legendary island city mentioned by the great philospher Plato can be located in this coordinate: 31 15′15.53N, 24 15′30.53W.
He was using the google earth 5.0 which includes undersea data, on the coast of africa, 600 miles west of the Canary Islands he found somekind of street grid that resembled a city.
again even Google denied the findings ( i wonder if google has join the conspiracy creator) ruining all the x-files loyalist dream come true.
despite all the denial, dont you wish that someday all this technology like google earth might discover the truth that has been kept for centuries, one day we hope that google earth will find a snap of aliens landing somewhere or catch the culprit of corp circle in the making.
isnt it great if we can eventually discover all the mysteries locked up in this world.
img: The Lost City of Atlantis
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