Twenty years ago, Cuba was hiring companies to search for sunken Spanish gold in its territorial waters. Instead, granite monuments and pyramids were found 650 meters down off the western tip of Cuba. “The discovery was first made in 2001 when Pauline Zalitzki, a marine engineer, and her husband Paul Weinzweig, owners of a Canadian company called Advanced Digital Communications (ADC), were working on a survey mission in conjunction with the Cuban government….”
“Upon studying the sonar images, Zalitzki observed what appeared to be unusual formations of smooth blocks, crests, and geometric shapes. Some of the blocks looked like they were built in pyramid shapes, others were circular. In July 2001, they returned to the site with geologist Manuel Iturralde, senior researcher of Cuba’s Natural History Museum, this time equipped with a Remotely Operated Vehicle to examine and film the structures. The images revealed large blocks of stone resembling hewn granite, measuring about 8 feet by 10 feet. Some blocks appeared deliberately stacked atop one another, others appeared isolated from the rest. Zalitzki said that the images appeared to reflect the ruins of a submerged city but was reluctant to draw any conclusions without further evidence.
“These are extremely peculiar structures, and they have captured our imagination,” said Iturralde, who has studied countless underwater formations. “But if I had to explain this geologically, I would have a hard time.”
[That’s because no one professional wants to talk about pole shifts or Atlantis.]
Five years ago, this article at Ancient Origins(which I’m quoting above and below)
What Happened to the Sunken City of Cuba?
said: “The structures appeared completely analogous against the barren ‘desert’ of the ocean floor and seemed to show symmetrically organized stones reminiscent of an urban development. A media flurry soon ensued with news sites sporting headlines such as ‘Atlantis Discovered in Cuba’ and ‘Lost City of the Caribbean Found’. However, the finding also attracted the attention of the government, national museum, and National Geographic, who all made promises to investigate the strange sonar images. Now, ten years on, the story has disappeared into obscurity. What ever happened to the sunken ‘ruins’ of Cuba?
….The quick dismissal of the story has led some to question whether there has been a suppression of information regarding the finding.”
About a minute into this video, it is suggested that National Geographic bought exclusive rights to the story – only in order to bury it and suppress the evidence that a pole shift submerged this ancient civilization’s city.
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spmBXRHsrlc&w=640&h=360]
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