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Don't get mad but the E-book slipped my mind when that post was slung together and I'm beating myself up over it. It had better stuff than what I
found in my old files.
Maybe will post a couple of good ones from it tomorrow. If I remember correctly he had a sock puppet circus going enforced with the little car full of
light warrior clowns in the center ring. Always loved a good circus.
Speaking of circus's, had this prepared for one of those new Herschel threads but never posted it. seems a shame to let it get erased.
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Robert Buval originally came up with the pyramid and Orion OCT (Orion correlation theory) while on a camping trip in the dunes of Arabia. There was no
Egyptian papyrus, pyramid hieroglyphics, or book of the aliens, that suggested a correlation. It was three dots in the sky that appeared to mimic the
pyramids closely but not accurately. ( if a star map of Orion is laid over the pyramids, the small offset star does not line up perfectly with the
offset pyramid that it is suppose to represent.)
Wayne Herschel turned this into a circus. Babbling about the leg of the bull zodiac sign and his mystery star theory that he had to work really hard
at to match with his home computer astronomy software (called StarMapPro or something like that, will have to locate it).
He saw a pattern in everything to include the sesame seeds on his bread and had RA (Waynes god) land on the back of the Sphinx in a feather fan.I
guess the UFO's couldn't land on the ground and had to make a grand entrance onto the back of a limestone monument. besides, the Sphinx did have an
elevator and a football field size landing zone.
He's tied in the Vatican (just like Dan Brown whom writes a good fiction novel and sells it as fiction), the DC monument, Mexico, Peru, Stonehenge,
Mars, the zodiac,and anything else that matches his sesame seeded bread and it all goes back to RA and the feather UFO overlord of the Egyptian people
portrayed as dumb humans, as we all are in his theory.
All of that and it came from an Orion campfire idea in the Arabian desert in 1983 between two families making small talk. Bauval did write a book long
before Herschel about his idea and it was somewhat popular, more so For the OCT theory and the shafts in the pyramids possible aligning with them.
Herschel claims he has documented proof from magic books of the 15th century to Egyptian papyrus, to monuments of the 20th century and the face on
Mars (guess he's been there and explored).
I don't want to get started on his cult religion Oneism.
Here's a debunk snippet. (One of many on the web.)
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"Also, zodiac constellations are not Egyptian, and there is no evidence that Leo was recognized as a lion by anyone, least of all Egyptians, 12,500
years ago. The Egyptian astronomical system was completely different from the Mesopotamian scheme that eventually gave us the zodiac. The oldest
Egyptian representations of a lion constellation are New Kingdom, and there is good evidence that the Lion is not Leo. The zodiac we know was not
introduced into Egypt until the Ptolemaic period, and it is a Graeco-Roman transplant.
"If the star-aligned shafts in the Great Pyramid tell us the Egyptians wanted the north sides of their pyramids to face the northern sky, and south
sides of their pyramids to face the southern sky, why would they arrange Giza with the southernmost pyramid matching the most northern star of the
Belt and vice-versa? If the Egyptians intended the Giza pyramids and the Sphinx to reflect the arrangement of the sky in 10,500 B.C., why is the
Sphinx on the wrong side of the Nile? In fact, Bauval and Gilbert had to turn a map of Egypt upside-down to get the Giza pyramids to match the stars
in the Orion Belt."
source:
www.margaretmorrisbooks.com
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