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The European Project Comes to an End

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The end of the EU and the Balkans as China’s foothold in Europe

europeT. Dankers – Though the end of the European Union is inevitable, the proponents of a further integrated or federal superstate are busy making a last effort to achieve their goal. The opposition against the project is mounting with every day. Europe is suffering from economic stagnation, and is facing a demographic calamity.

The pro-European establishment’s last hope was the newly-elected French President Emanuel Macron who was to revive the economy and integrate the European Union under French leadership. Gefira was of the opinion that all these expectations were misplaced. The once great nation is broken beyond repair. France’s problems are much worse than those of Italy. Though Italy has a higher debt-to-GDP ratio than France, France has a larger budget deficit, and the difference is that while Italy has a trade surplus France has a trade deficit, so the country cannot pay for its imports.

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Planet Mu’s Lost Civilizations

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“The conclusion I have come to on the existence of MU, is as follows. MU was not an island or a group of islands. MU was planet Earth, swimming in the sea we call the Universe in the deep and distant past when MU (Earth) was smaller, as Churchward says, “before the mountains rose”.” – A Tittensor

Through sheer hard work within the IT industry over the past 30 years and a chance meeting five years ago, I have been fortunate enough to travel globally in my quest for connective information that backs up my theories. This research path has continued through ups and downs in my life, broken relationships, hard times and good times.

I personally have nothing – no ties, no assets, no place to call home. I have a laptop, a camera and a few clothes which can be thrown into a bag when required. I simply chose to carry out my research rather than own a house, pay a mortgage, own a car etc. I do sometimes crave hot running water, a bath, heating at the flick of a switch and all the things other folks find absolutely necessary, but I have made my choice.

I hope that this article “Planet MU’s Lost Civilizations” provides an insight into my global theory and introduces you to the concepts that will appear in my book.

The Physical Research

Most researchers focus on their individual theory and line of expertise. Having studied mainstream Archaeology, I came to the conclusion long ago, that the rigorous and sometimes stifling requirements within this discipline were not in fact providing an overall picture of any particular site. As John Anthony West says – the “pot shard theory” (See Appendix 1) does little to explain the sites around the globe. I always felt that to enable an overall picture of a site, one really needs to be part of a multidisciplinary team. Continue reading →