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“O Egypt, Egypt, there will remain of your religions only vague stories that posterity will no longer believe, and words engraved on the stone that tell of your pity”<\/em> Thus begins the introductory speech of Hermes Trismegistus.\u00a0 —\u00a0 Trismegiste – adj. masc. – Nickname that the Greeks gave to the Egyptian Mercury or Hermes and which literally means Three times very great<\/em>. (Source)<\/a>\u00a0<\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n The initiation must have been Three Times Very Great!<\/em> It had to be something… If there was a land of initiation, it is indeed ancient Egypt. That of the pyramids, the mythical Egypt of sands and fertile floods, the Egypt of the Great Sphinx<\/a>, so many images of eternity. Tqant of great initiates! Hermes Trismegistus, Napoleon and Champollion, Blake and Mortimer, Agatha Christie and Hugo Pratt, Asterix with or without Cleopatra… Yes, definitely, all roads lead to the Nile.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Yet, over the centuries, the vision of specialists has shrunk, even narrowed. The land of prodigies has been trivialized, theories marked out, official nonsense endorsed and subsidies channeled. It is true that they are forced not to say what they think, but to repeat with respect and compunction the nonsense of their predecessors. Science thus becomes catechism.<\/p>\n There was recently an illustrious exception. Former resistant, tutelary figure of French Egyptology, she is best known for her fight for the preservation of the temples of Abu-Simbel. Christiane Desroches-Noblecourt passed away in 2011 at the age of 97. Egyptology has lost an extremely illustrious, and moreover, a great initiate.\u00a0<\/p>\n She worked for a long time, filled with honors. Her peers admired her determination and strong personality. They held it to be the greatest, the flagship of French Egyptology. What Wikimerdia does not tell you is the most interesting. When she retired, she changed her tone. His speech resolutely departed from the nonsense repeated a hundred times by Egyptologists unanymes. Well obliged by the fear of unemployment.<\/p>\n Her career behind her, and what a career, she was more than credible. So she regained her freedom to think. She wanted to tell her truth. Few heard it, many did like yes-ki-help-ya, they looked elsewhere. Once again, the profession has replayed for us La Grande Muette,<\/a>the great mute<\/span><\/em> a tragedy in 100 acts.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n So much so that, for several decades, the true questioning has been posed by amateurs, often enlightened, while Egyptologists pass the feather duster on the mummies conceded to them by Cairo, through the intermediary of the director of Egyptian antiquities, the eternal Zahi Hawass, character dressed, exuberant and high in colors. After having disappeared into the dustbin of history, it seems that this sad lord would be back in business…<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Yet inexplicable discoveries raise the eternal question of origins. Where does Egypt come from? Where did she draw her wisdom, her arts, her industry? How to explain the presence of an Egyptian boat on the shores of Mexico? And this prodigious meteorite discovered in 1906, with its ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs, why was it found in Canada? (source)<\/p>\n Would ancient Egypt as we know it be the survivor of a previous, highly developed civilization spread across the entire earth? I think very strongly. Primitive Egypt was called K\u00e9met, which means The Black. Its people were not the Egyptians, but the K\u00e9mis, the Blacks.<\/p>\n Without complex, Egyptologists attribute this name to black earth, the silt of the Nile. They are mostly white, racialist if not racist, and all refuse the obvious: Egypt was a black country, populated by blacks.<\/p>\n It was the Blacks who created the first human civilization, it had become planetary<\/a>.<\/p>\n America, Oceania, Asia, Europe, black people were everywhere. A no-brainer for me. Isn\u2019t Africa the cradle of humanity? There are traces of extremely old development, such as the reactors in Gabon<\/a> or the Neolithic city of Maputo<\/a>, among others.\u00a0 For those who are surprised that the Blacks have returned to the wild, or natural life, this evolution occurred much later.<\/p>\n It is a recurring phenomenon in the past, which I call Mad Max Syndrome<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Black or not, where did the ancient Egyptians get their immense knowledge from? From frequenting the astronaut gods? Yes, it\u2019s a serious hypothesis.<\/p>\n What if the famous enigma of the Sphinx<\/a> \u00a0of Giza had not been solved by the Greek Oedipus? If his true secret touched on its origin, the very old message carried on his sides? Or on his nose that is missing? A probably negroid nose that it was important to make disappear. Obelix has nothing to do with it, Arabs or Greeks took care of it.<\/p>\n Several geologists have studied the erosion traces on the body of the Sphinx. It is an erosion by water, and not by the wind as the Egyptologists believe. According to the same geologists<\/a>, the pluvial erosion that marks the rump of the Sphinx testifies to several centuries of runoff. Now this area has been arid for 12,000 years. To find a rainy climate, you have to go back to around -10,000, which is right in the era of Leo. It is therefore at that time that the Sphinx would have been built.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n It is also noted that the head of the Sphinx has not been affected by erosion. Would it be more recent? Perhaps it was carved from a larger head eroded by the rains, the head of a lion with his mane, for example? Here is the true riddle of the great Sphinx: “I was once a Lion, built in the era of Leo, shortly after the great cataclysm.”<\/a>between -11,500 and -9,500\u00a0<\/span><\/em>” About ten thousand years ago…<\/p>\n According to the American seer Edgar Cayce<\/a>, the Atlanteans<\/a> mastered antigravity<\/a>. That explains their ease of construction by stacking megaliths. When we can make blocks of several tons weigh nothing, it is in our interest to use them for construction. It\u2019s faster built, more solid and less tiring than carrying around piles of small stones. Otherwise, it is better to invent the mortar and build with bricks.<\/p>\n It is true that scientists have hypothesized that the pyramids could be made of cement.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n <\/p>\n It may also be that the gravity was much lower. This is the lesson of geological eras, which one after another experienced their period of gigantism. How? Why? Science reenacts for us The Great Mute<\/em>. And yet, outside of the musele serail, the researcher H\u00f6rbiger has made an ingenious hypothesis, which I take very seriously — even if it contradicts the scientific community. Or for this reason maybe! I detail it in the article Le bal des lunes.<\/p>\n There are two histories: the official history, lying ; then the secret history, where are the true causes of events.<\/p>\nA resistant<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nBlack Egypt<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nThe nose of the Sphinx<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nThe ball of the moons<\/h4>\n