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What’s up with China's massive, mysterious “ghost cities”? (Photos)

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November 20, 2012

China has been casting about for building locations around the world, for example, in Greenland. Some amazing satellite images show some of China’s “ghost cities.”

Why were these cities built for people who have never moved in? If these ghost cities are meant to be homes for millions, why then are they lying deserted in locations around the world, including the middle of Angola, Africa?

The United Kingdom's Daily Mail published an article about China's ghost cities, which have been built inland, often in desolate and unpopulated areas. If all this construction was for strictly business reasons, wouldn’t the beautiful coastline of Angola make for a much better location than some remote area?

State-owned China International Trust & Investment Corporation (CITIC) built a town in Angola called Nova Cidade de Kilamba. According to the BBC's Louise Redvers, it is a residential development of 750 eight-story apartment buildings, a dozen schools, and more than 100 retail units.

Could the Chinese establishment be building “safe havens” in what they consider to be safe locations after the Pole Shift? Perhaps China knows something of what the future holds, and apparently is not worried about repercussions from those “in charge” of the Planet X cover-up.

Even though the rationale for these cities has not been explained by China, Google images show not merely housing complexes, but cities! Satellite images show sprawling cities with eerily empty roads in remote parts of China, elaborate public buildings and open spaces, unused, with the exception of a few government vehicles near authority offices. Some estimates put the number of empty homes at as many as 64 million.

ZetaTalk has warned of a 20 foot drop in sea level elevation from Hangzhou south along the coastline to Vietnam. It is interesting to note that none of the ghost cities are located in the south China area, where the coastline will drop as part of the sinking of the plate tongue holding Indonesia.

ZetaTalk: Hangzhou is on the line of breakage as the tongue of the Eurasian Plate is pulled down and under the Indo-Australian Plate. This is the line so active in sinkholes lately, from the point where the Himalayas are pushing into China across to the coast, as far south as Guangxi and Guangdong provinces, which are likewise along the coastlines in the regions being drawn down as the tongue of the Eurasian Plate is being bent.

The ghost city locations also avoid the “sinkhole belt,” which stretches from the Himalayas east to the coast and, per the Zetas, represents the swath of land which is bending as the plate tongue holding Indonesia is pulled down. The ghost cities are also being built inland, away from what will be flooded coastlines after the pole shift and in provinces far from India, which will be the new South Pole.

So what is the purpose of these ghost cities that are built inland, and not in coastal areas? Does China plan to relocate its citizens from coastlines, as well as from southern and western provinces near India?

It would appear that China takes the predictions of a Pole Shift seriously. Draw your own conclusions.

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