ForbiddenKnowledgeTV
Alexandra Bruce
July 14, 2011
This segment from an Australian documentary about the mysterious underwater pyramid complex off the coast of Okinawa is the best one I've ever seen.
It covers not just the region's geological and archeological features but the cultural ones, as well, with locals telling of legends about underwater cities and a palace belonging to the "Sea God."
The underwater structures also show a striking resemblance to a surviving ancient Okinawan castle above the water, which includes large spaces carved out of bedrock.
The underwater complex stretches for kilometers with a central pyramid, which Professor Masayaki Kimura is 100% certain could not have been formed by natural, geological processes. He estimates that it is 10,000 years old; twice the age of the Giza complex in Egypt.
The Japanese structure is thought to have sunk beneath the waves as the sea level rose, during the end of the last Ice Age.
If true, this would constitute a major re-write of human history.
