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An Africa and Europe theory

Ark Barn Farmer

Samsquinch the Terrible Magic Bean Manipulator
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I don’t know if I’ve presented this to this group or not, but I thought that I would make at least make mention of it and not trying to be racist or anything, but do you think that the global elites are trying to flood Europe and the UK with all of the African migrants in order to wipe everybody out on the European continent in the tsunamis and to free up some of the what they might consider lesser quality people in Africa? Especially since Africa looks like at least part of it’s going to be on the new equator and possibly become more fertile. Also, since all the work that China has been doing to improve its infrastructure. This is just me thinking out loud and again not trying to be racist or anything, but it seems like a logical thought as far as reducing populations in certain areas and taking out large amounts of them at once. Obviously much of Africa will be flooded too, but in the afterflip…will those lands once again become fertile?

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Mauritania in Africa is also where the Richat Structure is. An often theorized location for the lost city of Atlantis. Using Google Earth if you zoom out enough looking at a much larger region of Africa, it would be easy to surmise by looking at the topography of the areas currently north and east of the structure, heading west it looks like land that was eroded by large waves or draining water systems. Not so much in the form of rivers, but if you consider something like the scablands of Washington and the lake Bonneville flood. If a large oceanic wave washed across the desert parts of Africa, not just depositing sand, but also washing off further to the west…
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