more regarding the Malibu Anomaly

The Malibu anomaly when I look at the picture of it reminds me of living there in Lemuria when Mu Sank in another lifetime. At that time I was an officer in the Space force of Mu and Lemuria (California and Oregon and part of Baja California) but then  Lemuria was sort of a colony of Mu  (sort of like how North America was a colony of Europe in the 1600s and 1700s but it was high tech  way beyond now with space travel.

When Mu Sank it changed the coastline of Lemuria (California and the rest) and most people who didn't get up into the High Sierras died then because the water came up to between 7000 and 11,000 feet in altitude into the Sierras in a tsunami tidal wave. So, if you weren't in the air or on a ship far out to sea that could survive this tsunami you didn't make it. I was above 11,000 feet landed in the Sierras with my family in my spaceship the size of a large motor home that befit an officer of the then space force of my status then. I barely had enough time to get my family and get them up to the tops of the High Sierras before the Tsunami hit. It was the end of space travel for then because most of the technology and engineers and scientists died on Mu when it sank. So, it wasn't until Atlantis that the Earth had space travel once again.

I don't know what happened to all the colonies (maybe 500 or more) on other planets that Mu had colonized from their earth base then. But, some likely are still in existence now maybe 40,000 to 50,000 years later or more.

So, to me, the Malibu anomaly reminds me of coastal bases we had before the coast line and everything in Calfornia was changed by the gigantic tsumami.

Also, when Mu Sunk it was at least the size of Australia so water levels raised about approximately 2000 feet in order to deal with water displacement of a continent sinking like Atlantis did later. So, this structure near Malibu is now around I think they said 1600 feet deep which makes complete sense because of the water displacement of Mu Sinking. Imagine Australia sinking under the ocean and how much water that would displace?

I was put in charge of finding a way to get all the water out of the San Joaquin Valley and Sacramento Valleys after the tsunami so we could not have salt water interfering with farming in the Sacramento and connected valleys then. So, we blew up some of the mountain range near San Francisco which created San Francisco Bay when all the water rushed out to sea then. The Sacramento River has stayed there like it is for thousands of years ever since then.

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