Interesting stuff after latest Gruch interview... The existence of UFO bases submerged below the oceans of our planet has become widely recognized as UFO sighting reports tend to cluster around particular vortices. Paleo-Sanskrit temple cities that were once situated on the coastlines of the world’s oceans were gradually submerged by >120 m of sea level rise from approximately 16,000-11,000 bp. The very slow pace of sea level rise allowed time for many of the ancient underground cities to be sealed off from the surface by thick layers of artificial stone, blocking off the original entrances at each of these sunken city sites – converted long ago into underwater UFO bases. The enigmatic subject of underwater UFO bases has been investigated in prior works, including zones of high USO activity near Santa Catalina Island, off the coast of California; off coast of Stamford, Connecticut; off the south coast of Vieques Island, Puerto Rico; on the Amazon River at Lake Caballococha, Peru; in the Malacca Straight, Malaysia; in Canal Passage near Whittier, Alaska; and below Sitka Sound, Alaska. Submerged pyramid complexes have been previously identified in various oceans of the world, including the Atlant and Indra Pyramid Complexes, off Florida’s east coast; Azores Pyramid off the coast of Tenerife Island; Ampere Seamount temple; Savanasa Pyramid, Mu (destroyed) and Lake Fuxian pyramids, China. Andros Island, Bahamas hosts a US Navy facility called AUTEC–Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center (24.7057458°N, 77.7711216°W, above).1 Marine vehicle research and testing projects are carried out at this facility, in addition to monitoring submerged UFO bases in the region using microphone arrays. Submarine sonar is responsible for incalculable multitudes of animal deaths, espcially whale pods that wash up on shorelines every year. The general public remains largely unaware of the great proportion of highanimal deaths caused by -intensity sonar beams, and the fact that this tragic result can be avoided. Existing advances in sonar tech must be applied to refit submarines with newer, non-lethal equipment. From