In this video, I report on some of the most mysterious, mind boggling sites in Egypt and how they may be tied to a lost ancient civilization with lost ancient technology, disappeared from the memory of time by a great ancient cataclysm during the Younger Dryas Period more than 12,000 years ago.
The Valley Temple of Khafre, once known as the Sphinx Temple and known to Ancient Egyptians as the Temple (or house) of Osiris stands in front of the Sphinx. Its architecture is unlike almost any other site in the ancient world... except the Osireion in Abydos, 538kms away. Both sites utilize MASSIVE megalithic rose granite stone somehow brought to the sites from Aswan, 500 miles away in the case of the Giza Plateau and 333 miles away from the Osireion respectively.
The Valley Temple is covered in water erosion, was clearly cased in with a renovated outer wall AFTER it was already eroded and is not decorated at all which makes no sense for Dynastic Egyptians considering they insisted on putting their names on everything... Except The Valley Temple, The Osireion and the Great Pyramid. Strange, isn't it?
In this video we break down the history of Osiris and whether he actually existed considering similar people like Quetzalcoatl and Viracocha on the other side of the world, the correlation with astrology, the mathematical perfection of the Ancient Egyptians, the mysteries of the pyramids, the age of the Sphinx, the true dating of several sites, the similar rock work and story lines on both sides of the Earth, the great cataclysm that erased human history and of course... Atlantis.
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Hmm. We should start to put the bitcoin blockchain Into big Pyramids...
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I suppose it would act like a Faraday cage and protect the blockchain for a good millennia! lol
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So now is just the question who is "our god/ high priest" satoshi ;)
Anyway thanks for keeping track in this topic!
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I deeply appreciate your compelling rational arguments that, frankly, BTFO the vast network of conspiracy theorists we call modern archeology, egyptology, and history. Many of the foundational tenets of those 'sciences' were established while the horse and buggy were the most advanced form of transportation in common use. Is it any wonder that staid academics were incapable to grasp that technology that would only in our time reveal that powered flight, hand tools, and ground transportation were even possible?
The Mahabharata was interpreted by such men ignorant of current technology, and the only way they could understand descriptions of personal aerial transport related in accounts of Vimana therein were as spiritual metaphor. Today we observe that powered flight, even space flight, is far more common than even fevered visions of flight by prophets, priests, and their adherents. Interpreting Vimana as planes, and the descriptions of the weaponry they deployed as comparable to modern missiles, is not unreasonable today, although impossible to even honest men a century ago. The same can be said of Ezekiel's Wheel and Jacob's Ladder, amongst many other examples. Once they are thoroughly miseducated by those that preceded them, few modern academics dare grasp the inaccuracy of their mentors.
I have seen tool marks on stones in Egypt that are clearly and undeniably caused by circle saws. Holes bored there and in Peru are not possible even with the most advanced modern tools. We can grasp they were made with powered tools better than our own by the toolmarks that remain, but a century ago even the most well educated archeologist could not have, as we had no tools that left similar marks, albeit incapable of the feed rates those marks reveal.
Science is polluted in various ways today. Politics dominates funding mechanisms, and scientists dependent on grants for their daily bread (or substantial wealth) do not fail to grasp that their published work needs to provide utility to those that provide their grants. More than one scientist has said they could not tell the truth until they retired because of this. Additionally, academics have risen within the system so controlled, and any that were less malleable have not so risen. Lastly, brilliant people are prone to hubris, and only true genius is capable of humility. The drumbeat of scientism is beat by such, and every claim that 'science is settled' or that some majority of scientists agree on some theory or another is an example of scientism, rather than actual science. It is mavericks like yourself, Graham Hancock, Schoch and West, and Foerster, that are neither dependent on government or foundation grants, nor filtered through the lens of academia, that have the ability to reinterpret evidence in view of modern technology, and create rational understanding of grossly misinterpreted relics of history.
While the majority of the features of the polygonal megalithic building method is extremely similar at the Egyptian sites you discuss in this video with sites in S. America, there is an intriguing difference. In S. America many of the stones reveal bumps or knobs that are inexplicable, and these features are absent in Egypt. I suspect explaining this singular difference may be the key to understanding how these stones were fitted as they were, and the bumps relics of hurried construction which the time was taken to remove or preclude in Egypt.
I did not know the Eye of the Sahara had not been comprehensively investigated by professional archeologists, and had been led to understand was without consequential finds. I will be very interested in what you find there.
I am very glad that I have been again availed of the requisite bandwidth to be able to watch video again, after almost 6 months without it, as this has been one of the most inspiring videos I have seen.
Thanks!
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