1. The Underwater Pyramids look stunning on photos and film, and I'll be experiencing them first-hand in late December when I take a trip there and Ishigaki to do some diving. I've been in Okinawa 2 years now and it's crazy that I haven't dived the ruins yet.

Posted at 1:58AM on Oct 27th 2006 by Dave Webb

2. The Japanese Islands is what is left of the Mu continent. What was once the seat of the goverment of the Sumeramikoto . Later to be called the Sumerian race.Before that it was Lumeria. The original five colored races the children of the Sumerians spread throughout the world and built stone pyramids around the world to remind them of the continent of Mu.
That is why pyramids are similar. Because the same people with the same knowledge built them. The Sumerians ended their expansion in what is now Irak. Eventually the true origin of the world will be found in Japan. The reason why it is so hard to reach or uncover is because most of it is hidden beneath thousands of years of volcanic hardened lava. And most ancient artifacts in Japan were made from the wood of the sourounding areas and decade over time.
Also the Chinese dynastys of the past were known to invade and destroy ancient writings and artifacts in order to hide the true origin of the world.
It is also my belief that western historians do not want to admit the the origin of the world originated from an asain race of people. We have to realize that the continent of Mu was not Japan and is the original soil of the human race.
For western historians to look at the under water pyramids of Japan and say that it is caused by erosion is laughable. If they want us to keep respecting them as historians they need to stop saying such things. Just because you can easily stick your shoval in the Egyptian sand doesnt mean that you can say that history is this old because my shovel has gone this far into the ground. To expect the western world to take them seriously as historians with this type of evaluation is ludicrous. Western scientist have made there living proving that the history of the world started where they say it did. Of course there going to try to disprove others who say it didn't. Their livelyhod depends on them proving that they are right and everyone else is wrong. They better hop on the train before its to late and admit what is already obvious. And that is that civilization did not begin in Mesopotamia or Africa. It is important to keep an open mind in case there are new findings. Not just for the sake of who is right or wrong. But for the unity of all humanbeings that will come about when we discover the truth about or origin as a people.

Posted at 5:28AM on Feb 10th 2008 by lynel gardner