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[[File:SecondCataclysm.png|thumb|2nd Atlantian Cataclysm]] | [[File:SecondCataclysm.png|thumb|2nd Atlantian Cataclysm]] | ||
Since the [[Nephilim Wars]] the [[Nibiru]] Annunaki Resistance and Patriarchal Melchizedek factions decide to take over Inner Earth and start aggressive campaigns to take over the earth territories 30,000 years ago. The Sirians warned them about the abuse of crystal technology in the earth core and these groups continued to force massive power generators into the earth and [[Crystal Caverns]]. Several power generators exploded and ripped apart the surface continents of the earth, more powerful than the previous Cataclysm at the time of the [[Lemurian Holocaust]], killing many humans again. | Since the [[Nephilim Wars]] the [[Nibiru]] Annunaki Resistance and Patriarchal Melchizedek factions decide to take over the Inner Earth and start aggressive campaigns to take over the earth territories 30,000 years ago. The Sirians warned them about the abuse of crystal technology in the earth core and these groups continued to force massive power generators into the earth and [[Crystal Caverns]]. Several power generators exploded and ripped apart the surface continents of the earth, more powerful than the previous Cataclysm at the time of the [[Lemurian Holocaust]], killing many humans again. | ||
The planet Earth tilted on its axis which damaged all [[Planetary Gates]], [[Planetary Grid Network]]s the portals and [[Stargate]]s on the planet. All the Pyramids and ET technology disconnected and went offline. Flooding and cataclysm destroyed the Atlantian colonies and much of the earth surface. | The planet Earth tilted on its axis which damaged all [[Planetary Gates]], [[Planetary Grid Network]]s the portals and [[Stargate]]s on the planet. All the Pyramids and ET technology disconnected and went offline. Flooding and cataclysm destroyed the Atlantian colonies and much of the earth surface. | ||