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Atlantean Walls & Epic Treasure

Submitted by Anonymous on Monday, 22 December 2003  Page Views: 3618

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Deciphering the legendary Rennes le Chateau, France treasure code led us to mapping the Southern Cross constellation to the ground, whose base is on a mountain top. It's very near an extremely ancient, colossal wall that has an exceptionally hard, thick skin with the appearance of melted metal.

Our expedition team had seen this precast stone before in another jungle-like setting (http://www.missourimysterymound.com - on left scroll down to 2/26/03 update). Satellite imaging shows a toppled wall around a mound's top, a Celtic cross, etc. in Missouri. The Rennes wall runs for miles on elevated ridges though punctuated by many openings.

The region was sacred to the Celts and a major Roman settlement (tunnel aqueducts, etc.). A third site, Jerusalem, is inextricably tied to the elevated wall theme. The organization watching over the Rennes site has publicly claimed to possess Solomon's Temple treaures. The Romans had looted Jerusalem, the Visigoth's deposited their Rome lootings near Rennes and the Knights Templar spent 7 years digging under Solomon's Temple before making this southern France region their stronghold.

We're posting a lot of epic material on our 4 Rennes le Chateau expeditions. (The stone wall samples have yet to be tested by experts. We invite any input or material assistance.)

Millo (Megalithic member)
http://www.mysteriesunsealed.com

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