Phantom island Atlantis in the Atlantic Ocean

[knakker]

Researchers who still look for an island Atlantis in the Atlantic Ocean have really no idea of what they are looking for. They look for ruins or remnants of a lost civilization that could possibly point to Plato's Atlantis. But these researchers deny the fact that Plato's Atlantis story has deeper layers. We have not much information on Atlantis. But the scarce information that we have does contain deeper layers. If we mirror the phantom island beyond Gibraltar than we will discover that Atlantis is nothing more than rebuilt Babylon. The story behind Atlantis is the downfall of world capitalism. Plato's Atlantis is in fact the story of the downfall of world capitalism. We read about this in Revelation 18. But Babylon was always interconnected with Tyrus. In Ezekiel 26-28 we read about another Atlantis moment when Alexander the Great destroyed Tyrus.

All these Atlantis researchers will never understand what they are looking for if they do not understand how much capitalism is intermingled in our world system and how Plato spoke about the end of it. And yes, I admit that this is a bright new look at Atlantis.

My book on Atlantis as Endtimes Babylon with the city of Enoch as a blueprint for Atlantis before the Flood: roodgoudvanparvaim.nl

[knakker]

Archeologists have had 100 years the chance to discover Atlantis. They found "nothing". Now it is the turn to the theologians. It is august 2018. It is time for a brand new way of looking at the Atlantis mystery. It is time for a paradigm shift. This paradigm shift points to the rebuilding of Babylon on the Euphrates (Zacharia 5:11). Let us get rid of the idea of finding some underwater stuff that could be related to Atlantis. Because there isn't.

[War God of the Deep]

If you're not looking in the Atlantic for Atlantis, you're not really looking for it at all.

[knakker]

You do not understand that Atlantis is a story with deeper layers. It has nothing to do with underwater stuff. Atlantis is a puzzle, not an archeological issue.