Yes, the Richat Structure is what remains of Atlantis!
On the North-Western edge of the Sahara desert (in present-day Mauritania) is an anomaly known as the Richat structure. Establishment scientists have long tried to dismiss it as a geological formation. But many Redditors and Youtubers have persuasively argued that this indeed is what remains of the Atlantis described by Plato, and mapped by Herodotus. Here are some more cogent arguments by a Redditor. Here is an even better write-up by Lee McQueen.
Not much to add here. But what got me here was the Miles Mathis Paper on the Phoenicians, in which I had extrapolated that many ancient Phoenician cities were destroyed, periodically, by catastrophic events, such as meteor strikes, after they had established and standardized worshiping and sacrificing children for fallen angels. I further built on this to explain how a meteor strike in South East Arabia resulted in the desertification of the entire peninsula.
The Richat structure is in a desert area, which was once full of lush forests and big rivers and lakes. Did a meteor strike result in the destruction of Atlantis/Richat and the ensuing desertification? I would look nearby for an impact crater. And sure enough, there are not one, but three! They are Temimichat, Tenoumer and Aouelloul. Of these, Tenoumer is the biggest, with a 1.9km diameter!
And someone has discovered that two of these craters actually align with the Richat structure! To quote,
A line drawn 208° S-SW between the Temimichat and Tenoumer crater, themselves separated by 166 kilometers, intersects the exact center of the Richat structure, 390 km away.
So these are the meteor impacts which destroyed the Phoenician city of Atlantis, and caused the ensuing desertification of the region.
If the “scientists” and their institutions can lie about things this big, hiding in plain sight, imagine all the other knowledge they are restricting.
The Quran is rife with references to destroyed people, destroyed cities and destroyed nations. Would this be covered too? I have a rather weak argument (based on phonetics only) that the residents of this city could have been the big and strong Ad people mentioned in the Quran. The ocean facing the inlet which led into this city was called Atlantic by the Phoenicians. They say it referred to “sea of Atlas,” a Phoenician god/king. Or was it pronounced Aadlan? We do know that Phoenicians had already begun colonization of the New World. Were they sailing from here to Mexico too? Why was that region named Aztlan?
