Who else likes to search for undersea alien bases?

Yes I do this in my free time all the time.

There is definitely one of off Catalina island in California

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Pilot Stunned By Mysterious Red Glow Over The Atlantic That He's Never Seen Before

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LINK

Well, they did find Vecna’s hideout in the bottom of Lovers Lake. Dustin named it “Watergate”. All verifiable facts.

Been doing some molly tonight?

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base shaped objects

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elf giant in Antarctica
look at that humanoid figure on the left
pointed hat
face - eyes, nose, mouth, mustache, goatee looking directly at camera as if he noticed it and turned
blue jacket with COLLAR
arched back
arm with bent elbow
holding a glowing white orb
knees
green pants
white or grey cuffs
black boots
thats a lot of coincidences
there is actually a path to this "hole" if you go to the area
is he summoning some seal beast back into the depths of shoal?

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I have not done Google earth stuff in a while. But to the OP, it's not aliens, it's ancient tech (or current secret). It's a very tough egg to crack. Something like Fomenko's New Chronology or Tartarian stuff is closer to the truth. We have totally totally fake history, many years added, there was a one world empire more advanced than us. Cities built on top of cities. Ancient perfect grid roads in the middle of nowhere. There is just weird stuff absolutely everywhere, in your hometown you can find this stuff. You almost certainly had a Greco Roman beautiful courthouse in the 1800s that was destroyed and records lost perhaps multiple times around the turn of the century. That is universal in every county in the south. There are tons of maps from the 1500-1600s that show all of North America with populated cities with different names. I found a Dutch map of "world religions" from that time, Protestantism and Papism in Europe, Paganism in Africa and east Asia etc. In much of eastern Europe, Russia it said "Creek" I thought well that obviously is "Greek" the orthodox church and they use a different character. In North America it also said "Creek" with the same color scheme. I looked at depictions from the time of these early Creek chiefs from our wars like Menawa. He looks and dresses like a Cossack, he's highly educated and multilingual. So I wonder does Creek=Greek? Does Muscogee=Muscovy? Were these early "Indian" wars actually against some eastern empire that colonized first?

Me too. Here's some depictions from the time of Creek chiefs.