Ancient Pyramid In Alaska Is Real Says Linda Moulton Howe
Tuesday, March 12, 2013 7:11
Some say the pyramid in Alaska is a hoax while others maintain it is real.
Linda Moulton Howe first reported on
a high strangeness finding in Alaska: an apparent buried pyramid about
50 miles from Mt. McKinley, according to Whitley Strieber at Unknown Country. He
reports that 'the object is apparently very old, both built and buried
by unknown parties" and is larger than the Pyramid of Cheops
The pyramid is reportedly located in what is called the Alaskan Bermuda Triangle.
The existence of the pyramid might still be a ‘secret’ if it wasn’t
for a television news broadcast from ‘channel 13 out of Anchorage’ in
1992, which had a segment concerning the ‘discovery’ by ‘geologists’ and
other ‘scientists’ of an underground Pyramid many times the size of
Cheops. The discovery was made due to a scheduled Chinese underground
nuclear test and the decision by these scientists to set up a whole
bunch of equipment and use the seismic information to ‘map’ a certain
area in Alaska. As a result they discovered the said underground
pyramid.
The reason we in 2012 know about this is because a retired
military person was in Alaska at the same time as the broadcast and saw
it (along with all his buddies at his base). He waited for 20 years and
then told Linda Moulton Howe of Earthfiles.com website. According to
Howe, the latitude/longitude is 63°17'51.40"N 152°31'24.49"W about
fifty miles southwest of Mount McKinley is: Google Earth Lat/Long: . The
elevation there is 1,150 feet
Ancient Underground Alaska Dark Pyramid inside Alaska Bermuda Triangle that powers Pentagon exposed
Credit: nc2freeman
Linda Mouton Howe: The Alaska Pyramid Is Real
"The Alaska Bermuda Triangle slices through four of the state's regions, from the southeastern wilderness and fjords to the interior tundra and up to the arctic mountain ranges. Its points include the large swath of land from Juneau and Yakutat in the southeast, the Barrow mountain range in the north, and Anchorage in the center of the state," according to Cristen Coger on HowStuffWorks.
"Even the native Alaska Tlingit Indians that live near Juneau have integrated this peculiar mystery into their religious culture. They believe an evil spirit named Kushtaka, a cross between a man and an otter, captures people who have drowned or gotten lost, whisking them away to his realm never to be seen again," writes Conger.
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