September 20, 2025 • 64 mins
Guide of Egypt Tours are presenting a completely different concept about Ancient Egypt, in this type of tour we present the alternative theories, the scientific opinions and the connections between Ancient Egypt and the Ancient world. You will know more about Kemet, Kemet is the official name for Egypt in the Ancient times. You will have access to many closed sites and explore many hidden corners in each site like the White chapel, the Red chapel, Sekhmet chapel in Luxor and the hospital at Sakkara. A private visit to the Great Pyramid is included and maybe some other place like the Osiris shaft in Giza, the Sphinx and the Osirion temple in Abydos.
Mohamed Ibrahim the leading expert tour guide will be the main speaker in these tours, in lecture rooms Mohamed will lecture you about the Ancient Egyptian lost technologies and about the Ancient Egyptian advanced knowledge.
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Mohamed Ibrahim the leading expert tour guide will be the main speaker in these tours, in lecture rooms Mohamed will lecture you about the Ancient Egyptian lost technologies and about the Ancient Egyptian advanced knowledge.
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Speaker 1 (00:18):
We're heading to the Middle East again this week. We're
talking Egypt, but not just the Egypt that we see
in the museums and we see in the pyramids. We're
talking about megalithic Egypt. And this is becoming a very
important distinction from the Pharonic period and later periods when
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the Romans took over Egypt. And what I'm trying to
get at here is that there is a great deal
of evidence for a very sophisticated earlier people of advanced
technological abilities. Hey, this is Cliff, your host of Earth Ancients,
and today we are taking you to Egypt to look
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at a lot of evidence from the locals standpoint, and
that would be Mohammed Embraheem, who is an archaeologist who
is also a tour guide, one of the best in
the entire country. And we are highlighting our tour that's
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coming up April twenty eighth through May tenth, starting in Cairo.
It's a tour that focuses on the great advancements that
have been that have taken place over the centuries and
new evidence that is coming to light that the Pharaohs
had nothing to do with not only the pyramids, but
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if you remember when we had Ben VN. Kirkwick on
the program, there is evidence of high technology and stone cutting,
unusual stone, balls, plates, vases, and what I've come to
see and we've seen it when we had Chris Dunna
on the program, is that there's what I call signatures,
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the signatures of megalithic buildings. Most notably, and we'll see
this when we're on this tour. At the Grand Egyptian Museum,
there are some of the largest, if not the largest
sculptures in the world in Egypt, and until very recently,
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we took it upon ourselves to think that we believe
that the that the explanation were was that these are
just fantastic artists, that they were amazing sculptors. And for
the most part that is true. Because when you're cutting
into granite are some of the hardest stone in the world,
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and coming up with elegant sculptures of people, that is
a challenge. And to do it with with realism, that's
a that's another challenge that we can say that is
coming from the dynastics. But what we're gonna be looking
at today is these massive sculptures. There's one at Memphis
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that I talk about all the time, and it is
reclining Ramsey Ramsey, the second sculpture. It is so elegant
and so beautifully carved that there's no real evidence of
human touch. There's no I see this every week. There
is very little that looks human in terms of it's
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it's how it was rendered in stone. And it's like
fifty feet high, fifty feet tall. It was probably cut
from a block of granite weighing anywhere between five hundred
and six hundred tons. There is evidence and we will
hear from Chris Dunn again in a couple of weeks
about this. But he made a developed a very interesting
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system of taking a mirror and placing it on one
side of the face, or placing it down the middle
of a sculpture, photographing that and then flipping that image
over so it's a mirror image of one side, so
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you get a complete face. And what it looks like
is that there is a machine system or a cutting system,
a computerized guide system. We call it computer We don't
have we have no idea what it could have been
in that previous epoch. But the precision, and this is
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the big part of Chris Dunn's book on the Giza
power Plant. The precision level of carving is such that
it's not human, has nothing to do with human intervention.
It is machine cut. And I always like to it's
kind of like you know when you go to a
garden store and you see a little gnomes and elves,
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how perfectly cut they are. Or some people might want
a Greek sculpture or Roman sculpture. Those are all done
by either their poored cement or mortar or some composite,
or they're stone. They're cut in stone through some kind
of machinery. And we're seeing this in Egypt on a
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massive scale. Now. When we go to the Grand Egyptian Museum,
if you ever get a chance to go there, when
you walk into the lobby, there is the largest free
some of the largest free standing sculptures in the world,
and they are all cut with such a level of
precision it's crazy. You go to Zakara, the largest sarcophagus
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in the world are carved there. I mentioned Memphis. When
you go to Luxar, the Colossus of Memnon, they are
the largest sculptures that have ever been conceived. And it's
just out of context to consider and expect that the
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pharaohs had those kinds of resources. Now I'm even I'm
even taking this theme further. If you go to Abu Sabel,
those are the largest reliefs that have ever been carved
on the earth. They are attributed to Ramsey's a second,
and I now believe that they were there before Ramsey's.
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I think Ramseys enhanced them. This is a theme we
see in Maya Land, we see it in China, we
see it in Egypt, where a building complex or a
sculpture was discovered and reused or modified. And this is
a theme with Ramsey's and it's a theme with a
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lot of other a lot of other pharaohs as well.
And these guys have such massive eagles. Instead of saying, hey,
we found this, wouldn't it been a wouldn't have been
great if they had left a carve note on the
back of these legs of the sculptures or somewhere close
that said we found these. We believe there are five, six, seven,
eight thousand years in the past, and we are now
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going to incorporate them into our buildings. That would be
so helpful, because what we're dealing with now is a
simple acceptance by the Egyptological community that ramses. The second
was the big Usuper was noted for placing his cartoushe
his signature on buildings, statuary, and who knows what else.
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You know, I'm mentioning Abu Sabil, but there's other possibilities
that he's out there placing his cartousho all over the place.
So this is a strange period we're in right now.
You know, it's unfortunate that we have the so called
spokesman for egypt history as Zahi Juas, who just is
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a problem. They don't admit there's underground tunnels in the
Giza Plateau. They don't admit there's any anything inside the
Great Sphinx at Giza. So this goes on and on
and on, and we just don't know how to believe anymore.
And I think Zahi needs to retire. He's on a
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national tour right now, coming to your neighborhood to tell
you all about the Egyptian history, and it's not reliable,
he's not valid, he's out of touch. So anyhow, again,
this program today focuses on the Megalists of Egypt, but
also seventh Annual Grand Egyptian Tour April twenty eighth through
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May tenth. So today's program is the Megalists of Egypt
and my guest is Mohammad Imbrahem. It's always fascinating to
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travel to Egypt. I've been traveling there for now eight
different years, and we have an upcoming tour. It's our
seventh annual Grand Egyptian Tour with our friends Mohammed Imbraheem
and the Saba Tour team. And I tell you, if
you want to come to Egypt, it's the greatest group
to come with, because not only do they know the
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great hotels, the great restaurants and the best sites to visit,
they take extremely good care of everyone who's on these
tours and I am a real stickler for comfort and
so the buses are great, the Nile river boats are great,
the plain rides are fantastic. It's a fantastic tour. Again,
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it is the Great Egyptian Tour. It's going to be
April twenty eight through March no excuse me, yeah, April
twenty eight through May tenth of twenty twenty six US
next year, and I have the host with us. Mohammed
Ambrihem is with me today to talk about this tour
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and what he has added to the tour to make
it an outstanding tour. Now, one of the things I
want to mention is I am all about the pre
flood or the prediluvian period of ancient Egypt, because I believe,
and we'll talk to Muhammad about this, that many of
the sites that we go to were there prior to
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the Pharaohs and they were just inherited. We talk about
this a lot, so we're gonna learn more about it today.
So hey, welcome back, Muhammad. Great to see you and
thanks for joining me.
Speaker 2 (11:26):
Of course, I'm great to see you. It's always an
owner and pleasure to be hosted by you and Zenschi.
Speaker 1 (11:36):
Let's talk a little bit about this itinerary because I
know that you believe that it's great to show not
only the pyramids and the Sphinx, which we will see,
but you designed this tour itinerary to capture the oldest
parts of the Egypt sites, but not only that, the
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pre devi and signatures and these are cut marks, huge megalithics,
sculptures and temples and pyramids. Talk a little bit about
what inspires you to create these tours.
Speaker 2 (12:16):
Yes, as you said, this is an idea, so it's
not just a tour being designed by any tour company,
which is okay. Like for many travelers, they can design
a tour, they can come and visit various locations in
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Egypt and believe. But the tour we do is different.
The tour is based on an idea, and the main
idea of our tour is to talk about the preed
A Luthrian civilizations, the people who existed before ten thousand,
five hundred PC. And I'm very conservative. I mentioned this,
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it's the latest date we can talk about, but we
can talk about twenty thousand and fifty thousand, one hundred thousand,
and maybe seven hundred thousand and older and older. And
by the way, recently in the academic level, in the
mainstream level, the Egyptian antiquitous department, they started to speak
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about flint tools made by smart humans seven hundred thousand
years old. Wow, in the last two months they are
talking about this. Of course I was I was very
happy to hear this. I didn't call it very late news,
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but I said, this is a good it is not
too late to talk about it. Now. We are in
the beginning of accepting the ideas that there were people
existed a long time ago. But the question is these
people were smart. People are also primitive, like cave men
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and like Neante drals. Okay, so that is the second
idea of the tour. So we're going to prove to
the participants of our tour and show them that yes,
there are Preedolivian Egyptians existed in Egypt, and not only
asypt but I believe all over the world. But because
the tour is in Egypt, and the Egypt was lucky
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to have more than any other country from these ancient sites.
And the second part of the idea is to explain
to them or to show them the evidence that they
were more advanced than us. So not only like they
got some tools, some techniques, now, they were way advanced
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than the technology we have nowadays. So this is the
main concept of the tour, right And.
Speaker 1 (14:58):
Would you say that we're when we go to these
places like Hathor Temple Dindera, the Giza plateau with the
pyramids and places like that, that the Pharaohs inherited these
places and because they were so sophisticated, they made them
toobs because they didn't know how the machinery worked anymore.
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Or as an example, whenever we go to hath Or,
there's certain frequencies that are emitting from different parts of
the temple. And I mean it seems to me that
they didn't understand how how these places work. Right.
Speaker 2 (15:39):
Yes, the ancient Egyptians or what we call them the Dynasties,
they inherited so many from the Bridolophan buildings, like the
main example the Pyramids. And why we are very sure
because when we designed this tour. The good thing about
this tour that it is designed by u qualified tour guide.
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Most of the tours are being designed by a good
tour operator or travel agent. They focus more and care
about nice hotels, They focus about food, good pass which
is fair. Okay, we do the same, but I am
the tour guide. I am the one who explained the history.
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So also I add my touch. So we don't only
take people to the site, but we explain everything about
the site, especially these un explained and unexplored sites, to
show them some hidden secrets in these places and teaching
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them some of the techniques they used in construction and
explain how so how these techniques are very sophisticated. If
we talk about the size, the megalthic size, like some
buildings like in Karnak Tembile and in apple symbol and
in other places, and of course the pyramids. We talk
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about some very little tiny details in statues, sometimes a
giant status, sometimes very small statues like only five centimeters
or seven centimeters. We talk about the challenges of dealing
with different types of stones, from soft to harvestones. So yes,
So the technique of this tour is not just taking
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people to see nice places and listen to a nicer story.
No it is. It is nicer story, but there's a
big part of the story education. So people are going
to not just see the beauty of Egypt, but also
see the secrets of these.
Speaker 1 (17:50):
Which is why I'm helping Muhammad with this tour. Let's
talk about the pre Deluvium people. Do we have a
name for them? Do the Egyptians have I mean other
than the gods because they were so powerful and so
highly advanced. But is there names for these people that
were the early sellers?
Speaker 2 (18:12):
This is very good question. In the beginning, it was
one idea that or it was just one idea about
the existence of one race or one group of people.
We can call them the bridal of But what I
found in my research that there were many and lived
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in uh Or during hundreds of thousands of years, maybe more. No,
every time I expand my research, I go and keep
going older and older and older. So I continue something
which is in my opinion, it is very interesting. And
unfortunately many people don't pay attention to us that the
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ancient Egyptians, the Dynastics, they left so many stories for us.
But we if we pay attention to these stories, we
would gather and collect so much information about the Bridle
of Indied. But unfortunately in the mainstream studies they think
that this is a kind of a myth. Or the
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priest was exaggorating, like what in one of the stories
about Blato Blato and he was talking in behalf of
the Egyptian priest told him solon, the Greek nation is young,
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or it's like a baby in compared with the history,
and the ancient Egyptian history is way older than what
do you think it is around thirty six thousand BC.
And he told him that there was advanced civilization and
when the sun started to rise from the west and
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that and he said didn't happen one time, it happened twice,
So changing larities Okay, so he was talking about the
disaster happened ten thousand, five hundred BC, and maybe because
he said twice, so he was talking about an earlier
disaster around forty thousand BC. But back to their question, Yes,
there were some names and they were given to us
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by the ancient Egyptians. Because of the disaster, there were
some survivors, so we can call them seafaring people. Okay,
but this is what we can understand from the story.
But the Egyptians, the anncient Egyptians give us a name
for people who lived six sixteen thousand BC. They called
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them Shimsuhor.
Speaker 1 (20:46):
Shim so Horr. Yes, what does that mean?
Speaker 2 (20:51):
Followers of horse of follows of horror and hims Hor
are considered as the leaders or the the royal personnels. Okay.
They were under the label Shimsho. That is an official
name given to them by the Egyptian priest, the ancient
Egyptian priests. Okay, and there are so many before them.
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But these are the two names we can understand from
the ancient Egyptian texts. But I can say that if
we keep searching, if we keep doing deep analysis, we
will find more and more of these secrets and unexplained
the stories of ancient.
Speaker 1 (21:37):
I want to talk a little bit about part of
the tour where you show evidence of power tools. And
one of the most starling examples is of a sarcophacus
in the museum where a huge saw blade was passed
to the back of it or on the side of it,
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and then they pulled it out and left a huge cut.
This is the evidence of powers tools, isn't it exactly?
Speaker 2 (22:06):
Because when engineers examine the tool mark, they came up
with so many ideas. Okay, and according to the tool mark,
they managed to give us some pictures about the or
like possibilities about the tool it was used. So the
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first thing they told us that the tool or that
the blade was round a disc, so it was not
a left or a flat, so it was a disc
because the cut is round cut. And then they told
us it's supposed to be diamond blade or something harder
than diamond, because the cut was going into the granite
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very smooth and as if there was no challenge. It
is similar or even better than our modern diamond discs.
And they told us it was giant disc. The diamemeter
about at least two meters to make this cut, because
it's big Sarco figures. I think the backside of it
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is around one point six centimeters. Okay, so that is
not short, that is not a small one. And then
these lines arranged behind each other, what to call it,
these stariations, They are perfectly aligned behind each other. So
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it seemed that it was not just a tool, not
a power tool, but very efficient tool was spinning in
a good speed. None how they call it a continuance feeding.
Speaker 1 (23:52):
Continual rate of speed and feed right.
Speaker 2 (23:55):
Okay, So it was a machine, yeah, it was and
and a machine. And this is what I can add
to the story. A machine was run by another machine
or a computer program. So it was not a power
tool hold by a man or an artist or a
kind of a stonemason. No, it was a system. So
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it was a big machine in a kind of a
factory or a huge workshop doing this.
Speaker 1 (24:23):
So it's a guided machine of some kind, kind of
like what we have today in with a computer guided
sar or some kind.
Speaker 2 (24:32):
This is what I can see because the as I say,
and it's not my opinion, it is again the engineers.
Every tool can leave a certain mark and the shape
or the sequence of the mark depends on who is
controlling or what is controlling the tool. If the tool
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is being controlled by human hand, the sequence will be
different rather than being controlled by a that's amazing. The
second to be restricted and very stable. If if there
was a machine or a computer system, it will not
be stable if it is a human hand.
Speaker 1 (25:14):
We're going to take a short commercial break to allow
our sponsors to identify themselves, and we will return shortly
with my guest today, Mohammed Ambraheim, discussing the Megalists of Egypt.
Will be right back. My guest today is Mohammed Imbrahem.
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He's coming to us from Cairo. We're discussing the Megaliths,
the Megalithic culture whose handiwork we see in temples, the pyramids,
and many of the statuary that are part of ancient Egypt.
You know, it's funny. Years ago Chris Dunn wrote about
the sculptures and his belief that many of them were
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created artificially, they weren't human created, and part of our toures.
We go to Memphis and we're going to see this
Ramsey two sculpture, which is just so amazing and I
am of a firm belief now that that thing was
cut with a machine. It's just too perfect exactly.
Speaker 2 (27:00):
And the size is a big problem. You know, I
always say and I tell my people my opinion may
be not correct. But as an example, if we are
doing a sculpture like life size and it is perfect,
maybe it can be done by a qualified talented artist,
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someone an experience maybe thirty years, can do this. But
when the size is giant, like a statue you mentioned
in the Open Air Museum of Memphis, who can do this?
Who can move like that face is bigger than the
human size? So who can hold the power tool and
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move from the right side to the left side and
then the news the eyebrows, the eye that the lips
and make sure that this is perfect match to the
other side. This is impossible. This is absolutely impossible. Okay.
So the only thing again can do this is another machine,
or a guidance from another machine or a computer system. Yeah,
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but the size of the statue is adding another problem
to the story. So we are talking about again a
giant machine. So the statue giant, and the machine is
a giant also.
Speaker 1 (28:21):
And one of the things that you have pointed out
to me in our tour guests many many times, is
the original block of granite is huge. You could weigh
eight hundred tons or five hundred tons, and then they
cut it down in three hundred tons. You know, So
just the size of the block alone, quarrying it and
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then cutting it is just out of our perception. We
can't think of how that would be done.
Speaker 2 (28:48):
Yes, and I always say it is not. The problem
is not just that the size, okay, but because the
problem is how they decided to choose the size and why.
Because this size will pring hundreds of challenges. So if
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they were not aware with all the solutions to handle
this size, they will not choose this big block. Because
this big block need to be cut from under the quarry,
under the ground gliver, not from above the ground lever.
So they need to do a tunnel first, deep tunnel
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under the ground okay, bigger, then the block itself and
then cut the block. Then take the block out from
this tunnel. You know what, any in any second, the
blog can correct, can be correct. Because it's a stone.
There is potential gas gaps or hidden cracks, and then
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the same story, there is high risk during sculpturing the statue.
It can be broken. They can make a mistake broke
that knows the ear a finger, so that will cause
that they will leave the statue and bring anozar clock
an as a three hundred ton. And in other statues
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like the one in lockso Tembil, you're going to see
it also five hundred ton, and that the one we
call it Memnon statue in the West Bank of Locks
for seven hundred ton s one piece two. Okay, So
this is the story that the size of the of
the statues is leading us for this fact that yes,
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they had also very high advanced technology.
Speaker 1 (30:41):
I haven't talked to you in about a year, Muhammad,
and I'm curious. Christan theorizes that they used heizoelectric energy
and it was created in the Great Pyramids. The pyramids
were power generators, h and perhaps the smaller pyramids were
powering the tools and the living lifestyle these early people.
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But what's the latest theory on what was powering these
power tool tools? Was it? You know what you're what
you're thinking of? Is there any new thinking on it?
Speaker 2 (31:17):
Of course I agree with chrisdan One, but also I
did believe a long time ago that not only the pyramits,
but so many structures in ancient Egypt. From ancient Egypt,
and so many symbols are serving in UH in many
ways according to the time, so as if there's a
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function for these sites. Every civilization, So these sites were
there for hundreds of thousands of weeks. But let's say
in one civilization, the part the perramit was a power plant.
In another civilization, the power the permit was a healing center.
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In another sevilization, the perramit could be something related to
the stars, could be a star date or and you're
going to read this in my next book. We're going
to talk.
Speaker 1 (32:10):
We're going to ask you about your upcoming book in
a minute here. But uh yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 2 (32:17):
Every civilization UH used these sites in a different way
based on what based on the technology they have and
also according to some Bully Meth friends, I know, the
permit is hiding the numbers of the universe, the equations
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and the correlations of numbers between each other, and so
like the I'm not very good in excelling this, but
I will try help that the space or the distance
from the top to the base equivalent to the volume
and the wits that will give us a number, this
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number and multiply by certain number will give us the
distance between Earth and the Sun, or can be a
reason to understand how we place or how to square
the circle, or how to circle the square. It's all
about mathematics. Like as if this permit is all the
mathematical theories together in one sheet, that's like everything.
Speaker 1 (33:26):
With geometry, right, sacred geometry?
Speaker 2 (33:29):
Yes, yeah, okay, And I believe I agree with this
because I think what we call it hol of records,
if we find it, or if we find something similar,
we will not find written secrets. Now I think we're
going to find again designs secret geometry again. So we
need to do our homework and we need to understand
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how this was made so to be able to figure
out how we can use it and how we kind
of understand.
Speaker 1 (34:02):
One of the absolute amazing parts of Saba tours is
the fact that Mohammed is able to get special permission
to sacred areas of these sites. And one of the
outstanding parts of the tour is when we get to
go into the Great Kufu Pyramid and you can spend
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I think we get a couple of hours in there,
is it that right? We get two hours? Yeah? And
I'm curious about your opinion of this new SARS technology
Mohammed synthetic aperture radar which pierced the ground, the soil
underneath these great pyramids and has found amazing structures. Do
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you think it's a valid discovery? Talk a little bit
about your opinion of the SARS technology, and again for
the olse of you listening, we will spend a great
amount of time in these pyramids. You can go to
the kings, the Queen's chamber, and the subterranean chamber, and
the Grand Gallery, which is just a phenomenal part of
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the tour.
Speaker 2 (35:08):
Yes, you're right, it's I call it always that the
magical part of the trip, the Grand the great permit
private visit. And when Naha, my wife, they joined the business,
she made sure to upgrade the level of quality and
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then she moved from quality living to make sure that
we get the right permissions and the right time. Also
because by doing this many many years, we figure out
which time is better than the other time. So you
can visit the place in a certain time, but it
won't be very good. Okay, to visit it later at
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night may be better, or sometimes earlier Okay. A long
time ago. As a local lived very close to the pyramids,
we had local stories. One of the local stories that
there are series or a huge network of tunnels under
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Giza Pyramids and Sakara, which can be a local story,
may be true, maybe not true. But then when I
started to study Gyptology, I found that even the ancient
Egyptians they were talking about this and they call Disablato
the Rostele rose tele okay rose Teu can simply being
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explained as the land of tunnels under the pyramids. Not
only this, but there's one of the stories about one
of the villagers who went into a tunnel from Sakara.
The entrance was Sakara and ended up at Disablatoo. So
we took about twenty six kilometers around twenty nineteen miles
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or eighteen miles. I think, okay, maybe someone can say no,
this is not real, this is fake. I can say okay,
But every site in Egypt there is a story about
tunnels and a huge tunnel. Okay. And there is a
place in Elminia, an area in middleg called Dominion. There
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is a huge location like the Syrupium, but it is
like twenty times bigger than the serrupium. Every branch is
one syrupium. Wow, remember syrub Zakara. Yeah, it is one
branch of that place in Elminia. So when I saw
the news about this shafts or the design under different permit,
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I know many people will consider this as too much.
Maybe it's not like this, maybe not deep. But I think,
you know, it is real, and I think there is
there are more to be discovered, not under the Khafra permit,
but under the Great Pyramid. For many years I was
listening to my tours or my clients talking about a
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lake of water under the Greek permit. But I kept saying, guys, know,
there's something not correct here. There is no water under
the Greek permit, because during the private visit we can
go to the subterranean shift Subtrnian rule and it is
empty dry. There is no water. So I was telling them,
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you are confused between the Great Pyramid and what we
call it the Osiris Shift in front of the second permit.
There is water on the third delivered there at the
depths of thirty five meters. But when I started to
check this kind of rumor, as I called it, it, Herodotus,
the Greek history who was talking about the lake of
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water under the Great Permit. He made sure to excellent
this way. So now I can agree with this story
because of what they discovered under the second permit. But
there is no access now to this lake. The access
disappeared hundreds of years ago, but it seemed that Herodotus
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maybe had an access or he was told by the
locals about this lake under the Great Permit. So yes,
the size of these two rooms and the very deep
spirals or spiral shafts six hundred and forty five or
forty or fifty eight meters, I agree with this one
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hundred percent.
Speaker 1 (39:46):
Why do you think zaihel Was denies any of this material?
I mean he's not really the spokesman for the antiquities department,
but when he speaks up, he represents them, doesn't he.
I mean he got under Joe Rogan and he basically said, no,
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that's all crap. I mean, what's he thinking?
Speaker 2 (40:11):
Look, doctor zachy is a is a man with great experience,
of course, okay, and that can he represents the manstream zyptologists, okay,
But their studies and their information based on the dynastics
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stores and based on what they can see on stone.
So if they don't see something written in hieroglyphics written
above the walls, it will be very difficult to accept it.
Let metereally something quick when geologists more than one hundred
and fifty years ago started to interfere in ancient civilization's
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work and they started to come up with what we
call it prehistoric or pre dynastic uh information objects, especially
in egipt we'll talk about easier. When they started to
talk about pre dynastic cultures, you know what, most of
the famous Egyptologists at the time, including Flinders Petrie, they said, no,
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this is not right, this is not good. There is
nothing called pre dynastic. And they did these old buttery
jars and and the other stuff. It's a bore quality
of all the Kingdom or Middle Kingdom. But by time
and after many many evidence, they started to accept the
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story and they approved and Flinders pe Tree himself became
one of the pioneers of digging and finding pre dynastic cultures.
So that's the case. So this is this is much
forists and archaeologists also, but by it will not be
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unique or will not be something surprising for them. With
the amount of data we are expecting in the near future.
I think this is what will be accepted.
Speaker 1 (42:15):
We're going to take a short commercial break to allow
our sponsors to identify themselves, and we will return shortly
with my guest today, Mohammed Ambrahem, coming to us from Cairo, Egypt.
We will be right back today. We're presenting Megalithic Egypt,
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and we have to wonder how this new SAR technology
is affecting our understanding of the past. Synthetic aperture radio
apparently has been used by the military for decades to
pierce under the ground to see enemy fortifications. It's recently
been used to look at the pyramids, and we have
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to wonder if this is something to be considered all
ancient buildings, all ancient construction, to see if there's earlier
design features. I guess the reason I'm saying this, Muhammed,
is that using the SAR satellite technology is one way
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to verify that these anomalies right. The only other way
is that for the Antiqua the Department to grant permission
to do other testing so they can validate these underground chafts.
So if they deny it, it's going to be a problem,
and it's going to be like the Scan Pyramid group
that we're only allowed to release a little bit of data.
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But there was that void above the King's Chamber that
they never were able to talk about because the Antiquities
Department is controlling the release of data and information, so.
Speaker 2 (44:28):
It's not a void. But recently we know now there
is another terance above the original entance. Oh yeah, I said, yes, Okay.
We were told that by the end of this year
they're going to announce more and give us more data
about it. But as I told you, it's a matter
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of time. It won't be the case all the time. No,
I think maybe a couple of years, many things will change.
Speaker 1 (44:58):
So they're going to be pressured, is what you're saying.
Speaker 2 (45:02):
Media pressure, social pressure, and and new techniques because no
one ever used this technique. That's our technique. So now
we know that we can use this technique to find
underground designs.
Speaker 1 (45:18):
Yeah, exactly. I want to move quickly to some of
the areas. There's a lot of new places that you've
added to this tour that I haven't been to, and
one of them is uh you mentioned Herodotus and the
Labyrinth which is in Hawara, part of the Hawara pyramid.
Talk a little bit about what we see there. Obviously,
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the the there's a great deal that's under the ground.
The labyrinth. You can't see any parts of it, but
there's some some things to see. Talk about that.
Speaker 2 (45:53):
Heridotas mentioned something unbelievable about this place. He was talking
about the Hawada permit, and then he said that in
front of the permit there's a super giant structure and
he give it a name, the Labyrens, And he made
a very strange statement. He said that the whole thing
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was being built of one piece of a stone. So, okay,
maybe people don't under understand how big it was. Okay,
to make sure we understand how big it was. It
was consist of three hundred rooms in two floors. Three
hundred rooms. If the smallest of the the average size
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of the room like maybe four meters two by two.
I think it was bigger than this. So we talk
about truly a giant building from one piece of a stone.
This is too much. Okay, maybe true, but my own opinion.
Herodotus couldn't see or the one who told him the story.
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He was deceived by the superior technique and talent and machinery.
Like when we go to the valley temble, we we
don't see even the cut. You cannot put a razor
or a sheet in the cut. Okay, it is completely closed.
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We see it because of erosions and because of some
kind of humid effect. Okay, but if it was polished
in a good way, we won't see these joints or lines.
So he was looking up on this huge granite building.
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And when we say granite, we immediately expect rose granite
of us one which is full of quartz. Quartz when
you talk about bees electricity, this is one of the
main things or or pieces okay, can be used to
produce by zoo electric This place was being destroyed. We
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when exactly, but I'm not sure. But when we go
there we will be able to see the foundation under
the ground, and there are so many scattered pieces from granite,
from quartzite, which is also another important source for selica
high quality silica. We're going to see limestone and we
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will talk about what I call it the conspiracy that
a long time ago there was no canal. It was
a huge field. But two hundred years ago, the Egyptian
government at the time, or one of the rich people
who owned the land decided to dig a canal just
beside the pyramid, and it went through or goes through
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the Labyrins. Yeah, the Lebyns now divided into two pieces
or two sections the base of the Lebrens okay, eastern west.
But I can tell you yes, there is no much
to see except the pyramid and the foundation of the Lebrens.
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But the energy level there is very very strong. Oh
really you go there? Because Number one, this place is
not very popular. I don't know why. Like millions of
tourists they visit Egypt, but they don't go there. Only
maybe a couple of two thousand, three thousand maximum every
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year they visit this place, if not less so as
if places still keep this clean energy. Okay. Number two,
the scattered pieces of rose granite and the pyramid itself,
because this one is still not explored from inside the passage,
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the messages and the so called the chamber chamber are
drowned by underground water.
Speaker 1 (50:03):
Wow.
Speaker 2 (50:04):
And and the very interesting statement Flinders Petrie. He said
that he was able to go in it was not
flooded yet. And he said that the sarcophagus, which I
don't agree with this word, so I call it the
box is made from and and this is unique. I
never heard about this material. Okay, he said quartuzide. I
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know qurtuzis, but he said yellow transiparent quartuzide. Really, I
don't know it's what does it mean, yellow cortezite. I
understand this one, but yellow transparent quartuzide. In my opinion,
maybe he was talking about a huge piece of quartz.
Speaker 1 (50:44):
Sure was an alabaster. No, he knows Alabast, Yeah, because
it's in his museum.
Speaker 2 (50:52):
You're right, But he said yellow transparent cortuzide.
Speaker 1 (50:57):
Well, I'm looking forward to that list. As we come
to the conclusion, I want you to mention a couple
of other things, and I want to talk about your
book real quickly, the one that's coming up. We I
added Tennis, which I've been wanting to go to, which
is just a megalithic site. And is Tennis Old Kingdom?
I remember being all the figure out is it it's
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or is it before Old Kingdom?
Speaker 2 (51:20):
The famous story about Tennis is New Kingdom, New Kingdom.
But when we go there, we will see that Tennis
is also breed Alovian.
Speaker 1 (51:32):
There's there's monster sculptures, there.
Speaker 2 (51:35):
I mean exactly. We have Tennis is the only city
all over the world which had more than ten opulists
together in one place obblis yes. And and the one
in front of the Grand Museum from Tennis, the one
in the Harrier Square downtown also from Tennis. And it's
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not only Tennis. Where to visit two ancient sites, Tellabasta
or the mountain of past It past It is a
lioness uh knitter equivalent to segment. Also busted is sometimes
a lioness or a cat goddess. Okay, we're gonna see
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a giant sculpture for a lady about five or six
meters tall, maybe eight meters a giant was a giant
hair wig. Okay, we're gonna see giant ruins of a timbil.
The whole timbile was granite for Hatur. Really, this is
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the one of the unique timbles. We can see Fortur
at the north of Egypt, not the south of Egypt.
M hm. So truly, this visit to U Sharkeya, Tennis
and Telabasta is very very special in this tour. Also again, yeah,
the tourists, they don't go to these places when we
why don't they.
Speaker 1 (53:04):
Go to tennis. Tennis is got so many anomalies, it's
just huge.
Speaker 2 (53:11):
Okay. I will be very clear with you. Many of
the tour companies they don't want to add this because
of the drive and because they don't have their own cars, okay.
And also sometimes maybe tour guide they don't know what
to say exactly there because they can repeat stories they
already told you at losore As one. Oh, so it is.
(53:33):
It is maybe off the tourist plan Tennis and Fayoum,
but we do this, We don't we don't want to
be able to miss some of these secrets. As you said, yes,
we take people to places nobody else have seen.
Speaker 1 (53:51):
I thought you were going to say something like the
antiquities department doesn't like people go out to these anomalist
sites because they can't answer questions about agolithic monster colossal
size sculptures and how they were cut.
Speaker 2 (54:06):
No. Absolutely the opposite. That the places open, they have
like nice dates, and they welcome people to come because
the income when they sell tickets, it's good for the economy.
But as I told you, it is the tourists who
don't want to. Like in Sakkara, many people who visit Sakara.
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They don't go to the Serubium, okay, because it's another
place away from the tourist man. But we do the
Serrubium because we value the importance of Sakkara.
Speaker 1 (54:42):
Yeah, it's amazing of the Serubium. It's the Earthly Agents.
Grant Egyptian tour. The dates are April twenty eighth through
May tenth, twenty twenty six. Our host will be Mohammad
and his lovely wife nohah Embyhem and it's Sabaturs. And
before we leave, I want to talk a little bit
(55:04):
about your upcoming stargate book. Now, you've pointed out stargates
at Hathorpe Temple almost every place we've gone to. You've
mentioned something about signatures hieroglyphs that are related to stargates.
What can you tell us about this upcoming book that
you have uncovered in terms of what powers, how are
(55:29):
these stargates energized? And the other thing real quickly, because
we had Mike Ricziker on a couple of weeks ago
and he mentioned that you had found some hieroglyphs that
said people could go to the Moon or other planets,
which I thought was hilarious. Talk a little bit about that,
(55:51):
because that's I mean, I'm really looking forward to that
book if that's what's in there, but any talk about it.
Speaker 2 (55:59):
You know, what is very interesting that this story and
this book is coming from my mouse, Mohammed mouse, and
myself was not a big one of this story at all. Okay,
Like in the beginning of my career, I was more
interested in ancient technology, and I was like trying to
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get more involved with geology and this kind of teaching.
One of my friends was teasing with me all the time.
Every time I explained something, he used to say, aliens.
Who did that? Aliens? Aliens space technology. So I didn't
pay attention. And one day I saw the glyph, which
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is it was in front of my eyes. For years,
I used to see it every time, but I was
not ready yet to understand or to observe this symbol,
which is Saba, the symbol of stargate. Okay, but the
moment I started to see it as if it was
a kind of a system of steps or levels for me.
(57:08):
So I saw the symbol and then I saw the
many or the various styles of the same symbol, but
sometimes short short like like how they call it short symbol,
full full word full word?
Speaker 1 (57:26):
Oh, I mean like an abbreviation.
Speaker 2 (57:28):
Ah, yes, exactly abbreviation sometimes different direction. But I was
not also, let's say I was not attracted one hundred percent.
I was okay, something nice, I maybe check it later
until I found the one in Dundara. The one in Dondara,
when I saw real gate and stars and then some
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kind of definitions and they give numbers to the gate.
Then I started to be interested. And then I started
to see it in many timbers like Karnac Temple, look
sort temple, and in each temple there is always something extra.
But I'll tell you my like, how do you call
it hidden part? Okay, people will read it in the book,
(58:12):
but I will give you a hint. That again in
aby Distember so aberdust the beginning Again in Aberde Symbol,
I saw very small writings under the big writings I
will air last year, and I was able to see
smaller size writings, okay, like like maybe one tenths of
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the size of normal writings. And these writings are talking
about stargates and its material and location and where it
leads to. It's a full information about it's no longer
just a war the stargate like the one I used
(58:57):
to see. And then in then Door Attemper, I started
to understand some of the information about the deacons. The
deacons are groups of stars, three hundred and sixty groups
group okay, each group ten stars. So I started to
know better about because to be able to write my
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book in a good way, I did very good research
because unfortunately there is no good sources for the Egyptian astronomy.
That is a kind of very difficult task to do.
So I think my book is going to be very
important in this subject. Yes, there are so many, so
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many but scattered bdfs in many places, there are so
many scattered information, like there are some information scattered in
like five hundred books. So you need to gather them
all to just read about one or two things. Yeah, okay,
it's not easy to do this. And I found a
(01:00:04):
kind of a title. This title led me to know
that the ancient Egyptian had a colony in outside Earth.
Oh my god, yes, okay, what planet. Uh, it doesn't
say which planet exactly, but it is part or or
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the system of the northern stars, the ursa major Oh
my god. Of course, when we see it, I will
show you and well I will explain it in a
good way and about the moon. Yes, and we will
see this in Dandra Tempe.
Speaker 1 (01:00:44):
Fantastic, Yeah, fantastic.
Speaker 2 (01:00:48):
So this is what and why I'm very confident because
as I told you, I came to this part without
any preyer uh foundation or preparation. So everything I'm talking
about is based on how I can read the thickest
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and what I can see in the symbols I discovered
on the walls of the Egyptian temples.
Speaker 1 (01:01:18):
Amazing. Thank you for that. Again. It's the Grand Egyptian Tours,
our seventh annual April twenty eighth through May tenth. You've
heard it from our host himself, Mohammed am Raheem, and
he will be with us for the full tour. If
you want more information and all the itinerarydetails, go to
earth Ancients dot com forward slash tours you get all
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the details. And of course if you have any questions
what whoever, send me an email senter to Earth Ancients
to the number for the letter you at gmail dot
com and I will get right back to you. Mohammed. Wonderful,
Thank you very much for the insight and we're looking
forward to seeing you next April.
Speaker 2 (01:01:59):
Thank you, and as usual, this show is one of
the best, if not the best.
Speaker 1 (01:02:08):
Obviously, we're describing the various sites of Egypt, various anomalies
as well as the artifacts that are there. If you
get your reservation in before the end of the year,
you will get the discounts across the board, and there's
also additional discounts after this year. It fills up quickly.
(01:02:29):
We only take twenty people, but if you wait till
after the year, then the price goes up. So if
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twenty eight through May tenth, twenty twenty six. We all
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that's it for this program. I want to think my
guest today Muhammad Imbry him coming to us from Egypt.
As always, the team of Gael Tour, Mark Foster and
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Fasil in Pakistan. You guys rock all right, take care
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Anything
We're heading to the Middle East again this week. We're
talking Egypt, but not just the Egypt that we see
in the museums and we see in the pyramids. We're
talking about megalithic Egypt. And this is becoming a very
important distinction from the Pharonic period and later periods when
(00:40):
the Romans took over Egypt. And what I'm trying to
get at here is that there is a great deal
of evidence for a very sophisticated earlier people of advanced
technological abilities. Hey, this is Cliff, your host of Earth Ancients,
and today we are taking you to Egypt to look
(01:00):
at a lot of evidence from the locals standpoint, and
that would be Mohammed Embraheem, who is an archaeologist who
is also a tour guide, one of the best in
the entire country. And we are highlighting our tour that's
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coming up April twenty eighth through May tenth, starting in Cairo.
It's a tour that focuses on the great advancements that
have been that have taken place over the centuries and
new evidence that is coming to light that the Pharaohs
had nothing to do with not only the pyramids, but
(01:44):
if you remember when we had Ben VN. Kirkwick on
the program, there is evidence of high technology and stone cutting,
unusual stone, balls, plates, vases, and what I've come to
see and we've seen it when we had Chris Dunna
on the program, is that there's what I call signatures,
(02:08):
the signatures of megalithic buildings. Most notably, and we'll see
this when we're on this tour. At the Grand Egyptian Museum,
there are some of the largest, if not the largest
sculptures in the world in Egypt, and until very recently,
(02:29):
we took it upon ourselves to think that we believe
that the that the explanation were was that these are
just fantastic artists, that they were amazing sculptors. And for
the most part that is true. Because when you're cutting
into granite are some of the hardest stone in the world,
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and coming up with elegant sculptures of people, that is
a challenge. And to do it with with realism, that's
a that's another challenge that we can say that is
coming from the dynastics. But what we're gonna be looking
at today is these massive sculptures. There's one at Memphis
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that I talk about all the time, and it is
reclining Ramsey Ramsey, the second sculpture. It is so elegant
and so beautifully carved that there's no real evidence of
human touch. There's no I see this every week. There
is very little that looks human in terms of it's
(03:36):
it's how it was rendered in stone. And it's like
fifty feet high, fifty feet tall. It was probably cut
from a block of granite weighing anywhere between five hundred
and six hundred tons. There is evidence and we will
hear from Chris Dunn again in a couple of weeks
about this. But he made a developed a very interesting
(04:00):
system of taking a mirror and placing it on one
side of the face, or placing it down the middle
of a sculpture, photographing that and then flipping that image
over so it's a mirror image of one side, so
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you get a complete face. And what it looks like
is that there is a machine system or a cutting system,
a computerized guide system. We call it computer We don't
have we have no idea what it could have been
in that previous epoch. But the precision, and this is
(04:44):
the big part of Chris Dunn's book on the Giza
power Plant. The precision level of carving is such that
it's not human, has nothing to do with human intervention.
It is machine cut. And I always like to it's
kind of like you know when you go to a
garden store and you see a little gnomes and elves,
(05:05):
how perfectly cut they are. Or some people might want
a Greek sculpture or Roman sculpture. Those are all done
by either their poored cement or mortar or some composite,
or they're stone. They're cut in stone through some kind
of machinery. And we're seeing this in Egypt on a
(05:26):
massive scale. Now. When we go to the Grand Egyptian Museum,
if you ever get a chance to go there, when
you walk into the lobby, there is the largest free
some of the largest free standing sculptures in the world,
and they are all cut with such a level of
precision it's crazy. You go to Zakara, the largest sarcophagus
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in the world are carved there. I mentioned Memphis. When
you go to Luxar, the Colossus of Memnon, they are
the largest sculptures that have ever been conceived. And it's
just out of context to consider and expect that the
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pharaohs had those kinds of resources. Now I'm even I'm
even taking this theme further. If you go to Abu Sabel,
those are the largest reliefs that have ever been carved
on the earth. They are attributed to Ramsey's a second,
and I now believe that they were there before Ramsey's.
(06:32):
I think Ramseys enhanced them. This is a theme we
see in Maya Land, we see it in China, we
see it in Egypt, where a building complex or a
sculpture was discovered and reused or modified. And this is
a theme with Ramsey's and it's a theme with a
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lot of other a lot of other pharaohs as well.
And these guys have such massive eagles. Instead of saying, hey,
we found this, wouldn't it been a wouldn't have been
great if they had left a carve note on the
back of these legs of the sculptures or somewhere close
that said we found these. We believe there are five, six, seven,
eight thousand years in the past, and we are now
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going to incorporate them into our buildings. That would be
so helpful, because what we're dealing with now is a
simple acceptance by the Egyptological community that ramses. The second
was the big Usuper was noted for placing his cartoushe
his signature on buildings, statuary, and who knows what else.
(07:46):
You know, I'm mentioning Abu Sabil, but there's other possibilities
that he's out there placing his cartousho all over the place.
So this is a strange period we're in right now.
You know, it's unfortunate that we have the so called
spokesman for egypt history as Zahi Juas, who just is
(08:10):
a problem. They don't admit there's underground tunnels in the
Giza Plateau. They don't admit there's any anything inside the
Great Sphinx at Giza. So this goes on and on
and on, and we just don't know how to believe anymore.
And I think Zahi needs to retire. He's on a
(08:32):
national tour right now, coming to your neighborhood to tell
you all about the Egyptian history, and it's not reliable,
he's not valid, he's out of touch. So anyhow, again,
this program today focuses on the Megalists of Egypt, but
also seventh Annual Grand Egyptian Tour April twenty eighth through
(08:55):
May tenth. So today's program is the Megalists of Egypt
and my guest is Mohammad Imbrahem. It's always fascinating to
(09:46):
travel to Egypt. I've been traveling there for now eight
different years, and we have an upcoming tour. It's our
seventh annual Grand Egyptian Tour with our friends Mohammed Imbraheem
and the Saba Tour team. And I tell you, if
you want to come to Egypt, it's the greatest group
to come with, because not only do they know the
(10:08):
great hotels, the great restaurants and the best sites to visit,
they take extremely good care of everyone who's on these
tours and I am a real stickler for comfort and
so the buses are great, the Nile river boats are great,
the plain rides are fantastic. It's a fantastic tour. Again,
(10:29):
it is the Great Egyptian Tour. It's going to be
April twenty eight through March no excuse me, yeah, April
twenty eight through May tenth of twenty twenty six US
next year, and I have the host with us. Mohammed
Ambrihem is with me today to talk about this tour
(10:50):
and what he has added to the tour to make
it an outstanding tour. Now, one of the things I
want to mention is I am all about the pre
flood or the prediluvian period of ancient Egypt, because I believe,
and we'll talk to Muhammad about this, that many of
the sites that we go to were there prior to
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the Pharaohs and they were just inherited. We talk about
this a lot, so we're gonna learn more about it today.
So hey, welcome back, Muhammad. Great to see you and
thanks for joining me.
Speaker 2 (11:26):
Of course, I'm great to see you. It's always an
owner and pleasure to be hosted by you and Zenschi.
Speaker 1 (11:36):
Let's talk a little bit about this itinerary because I
know that you believe that it's great to show not
only the pyramids and the Sphinx, which we will see,
but you designed this tour itinerary to capture the oldest
parts of the Egypt sites, but not only that, the
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pre devi and signatures and these are cut marks, huge megalithics,
sculptures and temples and pyramids. Talk a little bit about
what inspires you to create these tours.
Speaker 2 (12:16):
Yes, as you said, this is an idea, so it's
not just a tour being designed by any tour company,
which is okay. Like for many travelers, they can design
a tour, they can come and visit various locations in
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Egypt and believe. But the tour we do is different.
The tour is based on an idea, and the main
idea of our tour is to talk about the preed
A Luthrian civilizations, the people who existed before ten thousand,
five hundred PC. And I'm very conservative. I mentioned this,
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it's the latest date we can talk about, but we
can talk about twenty thousand and fifty thousand, one hundred thousand,
and maybe seven hundred thousand and older and older. And
by the way, recently in the academic level, in the
mainstream level, the Egyptian antiquitous department, they started to speak
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about flint tools made by smart humans seven hundred thousand
years old. Wow, in the last two months they are
talking about this. Of course I was I was very
happy to hear this. I didn't call it very late news,
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but I said, this is a good it is not
too late to talk about it. Now. We are in
the beginning of accepting the ideas that there were people
existed a long time ago. But the question is these
people were smart. People are also primitive, like cave men
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and like Neante drals. Okay, so that is the second
idea of the tour. So we're going to prove to
the participants of our tour and show them that yes,
there are Preedolivian Egyptians existed in Egypt, and not only
asypt but I believe all over the world. But because
the tour is in Egypt, and the Egypt was lucky
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to have more than any other country from these ancient sites.
And the second part of the idea is to explain
to them or to show them the evidence that they
were more advanced than us. So not only like they
got some tools, some techniques, now, they were way advanced
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than the technology we have nowadays. So this is the
main concept of the tour, right And.
Speaker 1 (14:58):
Would you say that we're when we go to these
places like Hathor Temple Dindera, the Giza plateau with the
pyramids and places like that, that the Pharaohs inherited these
places and because they were so sophisticated, they made them
toobs because they didn't know how the machinery worked anymore.
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Or as an example, whenever we go to hath Or,
there's certain frequencies that are emitting from different parts of
the temple. And I mean it seems to me that
they didn't understand how how these places work. Right.
Speaker 2 (15:39):
Yes, the ancient Egyptians or what we call them the Dynasties,
they inherited so many from the Bridolophan buildings, like the
main example the Pyramids. And why we are very sure
because when we designed this tour. The good thing about
this tour that it is designed by u qualified tour guide.
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Most of the tours are being designed by a good
tour operator or travel agent. They focus more and care
about nice hotels, They focus about food, good pass which
is fair. Okay, we do the same, but I am
the tour guide. I am the one who explained the history.
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So also I add my touch. So we don't only
take people to the site, but we explain everything about
the site, especially these un explained and unexplored sites, to
show them some hidden secrets in these places and teaching
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them some of the techniques they used in construction and
explain how so how these techniques are very sophisticated. If
we talk about the size, the megalthic size, like some
buildings like in Karnak Tembile and in apple symbol and
in other places, and of course the pyramids. We talk
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about some very little tiny details in statues, sometimes a
giant status, sometimes very small statues like only five centimeters
or seven centimeters. We talk about the challenges of dealing
with different types of stones, from soft to harvestones. So yes,
So the technique of this tour is not just taking
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people to see nice places and listen to a nicer story.
No it is. It is nicer story, but there's a
big part of the story education. So people are going
to not just see the beauty of Egypt, but also
see the secrets of these.
Speaker 1 (17:50):
Which is why I'm helping Muhammad with this tour. Let's
talk about the pre Deluvium people. Do we have a
name for them? Do the Egyptians have I mean other
than the gods because they were so powerful and so
highly advanced. But is there names for these people that
were the early sellers?
Speaker 2 (18:12):
This is very good question. In the beginning, it was
one idea that or it was just one idea about
the existence of one race or one group of people.
We can call them the bridal of But what I
found in my research that there were many and lived
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in uh Or during hundreds of thousands of years, maybe more. No,
every time I expand my research, I go and keep
going older and older and older. So I continue something
which is in my opinion, it is very interesting. And
unfortunately many people don't pay attention to us that the
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ancient Egyptians, the Dynastics, they left so many stories for us.
But we if we pay attention to these stories, we
would gather and collect so much information about the Bridle
of Indied. But unfortunately in the mainstream studies they think
that this is a kind of a myth. Or the
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priest was exaggorating, like what in one of the stories
about Blato Blato and he was talking in behalf of
the Egyptian priest told him solon, the Greek nation is young,
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or it's like a baby in compared with the history,
and the ancient Egyptian history is way older than what
do you think it is around thirty six thousand BC.
And he told him that there was advanced civilization and
when the sun started to rise from the west and
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that and he said didn't happen one time, it happened twice,
So changing larities Okay, so he was talking about the
disaster happened ten thousand, five hundred BC, and maybe because
he said twice, so he was talking about an earlier
disaster around forty thousand BC. But back to their question, Yes,
there were some names and they were given to us
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by the ancient Egyptians. Because of the disaster, there were
some survivors, so we can call them seafaring people. Okay,
but this is what we can understand from the story.
But the Egyptians, the anncient Egyptians give us a name
for people who lived six sixteen thousand BC. They called
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them Shimsuhor.
Speaker 1 (20:46):
Shim so Horr. Yes, what does that mean?
Speaker 2 (20:51):
Followers of horse of follows of horror and hims Hor
are considered as the leaders or the the royal personnels. Okay.
They were under the label Shimsho. That is an official
name given to them by the Egyptian priest, the ancient
Egyptian priests. Okay, and there are so many before them.
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But these are the two names we can understand from
the ancient Egyptian texts. But I can say that if
we keep searching, if we keep doing deep analysis, we
will find more and more of these secrets and unexplained
the stories of ancient.
Speaker 1 (21:37):
I want to talk a little bit about part of
the tour where you show evidence of power tools. And
one of the most starling examples is of a sarcophacus
in the museum where a huge saw blade was passed
to the back of it or on the side of it,
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and then they pulled it out and left a huge cut.
This is the evidence of powers tools, isn't it exactly?
Speaker 2 (22:06):
Because when engineers examine the tool mark, they came up
with so many ideas. Okay, and according to the tool mark,
they managed to give us some pictures about the or
like possibilities about the tool it was used. So the
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first thing they told us that the tool or that
the blade was round a disc, so it was not
a left or a flat, so it was a disc
because the cut is round cut. And then they told
us it's supposed to be diamond blade or something harder
than diamond, because the cut was going into the granite
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very smooth and as if there was no challenge. It
is similar or even better than our modern diamond discs.
And they told us it was giant disc. The diamemeter
about at least two meters to make this cut, because
it's big Sarco figures. I think the backside of it
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is around one point six centimeters. Okay, so that is
not short, that is not a small one. And then
these lines arranged behind each other, what to call it,
these stariations, They are perfectly aligned behind each other. So
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it seemed that it was not just a tool, not
a power tool, but very efficient tool was spinning in
a good speed. None how they call it a continuance feeding.
Speaker 1 (23:52):
Continual rate of speed and feed right.
Speaker 2 (23:55):
Okay, So it was a machine, yeah, it was and
and a machine. And this is what I can add
to the story. A machine was run by another machine
or a computer program. So it was not a power
tool hold by a man or an artist or a
kind of a stonemason. No, it was a system. So
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it was a big machine in a kind of a
factory or a huge workshop doing this.
Speaker 1 (24:23):
So it's a guided machine of some kind, kind of
like what we have today in with a computer guided
sar or some kind.
Speaker 2 (24:32):
This is what I can see because the as I say,
and it's not my opinion, it is again the engineers.
Every tool can leave a certain mark and the shape
or the sequence of the mark depends on who is
controlling or what is controlling the tool. If the tool
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is being controlled by human hand, the sequence will be
different rather than being controlled by a that's amazing. The
second to be restricted and very stable. If if there
was a machine or a computer system, it will not
be stable if it is a human hand.
Speaker 1 (25:14):
We're going to take a short commercial break to allow
our sponsors to identify themselves, and we will return shortly
with my guest today, Mohammed Ambraheim, discussing the Megalists of Egypt.
Will be right back. My guest today is Mohammed Imbrahem.
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He's coming to us from Cairo. We're discussing the Megaliths,
the Megalithic culture whose handiwork we see in temples, the pyramids,
and many of the statuary that are part of ancient Egypt.
You know, it's funny. Years ago Chris Dunn wrote about
the sculptures and his belief that many of them were
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created artificially, they weren't human created, and part of our toures.
We go to Memphis and we're going to see this
Ramsey two sculpture, which is just so amazing and I
am of a firm belief now that that thing was
cut with a machine. It's just too perfect exactly.
Speaker 2 (27:00):
And the size is a big problem. You know, I
always say and I tell my people my opinion may
be not correct. But as an example, if we are
doing a sculpture like life size and it is perfect,
maybe it can be done by a qualified talented artist,
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someone an experience maybe thirty years, can do this. But
when the size is giant, like a statue you mentioned
in the Open Air Museum of Memphis, who can do this?
Who can move like that face is bigger than the
human size? So who can hold the power tool and
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move from the right side to the left side and
then the news the eyebrows, the eye that the lips
and make sure that this is perfect match to the
other side. This is impossible. This is absolutely impossible. Okay.
So the only thing again can do this is another machine,
or a guidance from another machine or a computer system. Yeah,
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but the size of the statue is adding another problem
to the story. So we are talking about again a
giant machine. So the statue giant, and the machine is
a giant also.
Speaker 1 (28:21):
And one of the things that you have pointed out
to me in our tour guests many many times, is
the original block of granite is huge. You could weigh
eight hundred tons or five hundred tons, and then they
cut it down in three hundred tons. You know, So
just the size of the block alone, quarrying it and
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then cutting it is just out of our perception. We
can't think of how that would be done.
Speaker 2 (28:48):
Yes, and I always say it is not. The problem
is not just that the size, okay, but because the
problem is how they decided to choose the size and why.
Because this size will pring hundreds of challenges. So if
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they were not aware with all the solutions to handle
this size, they will not choose this big block. Because
this big block need to be cut from under the quarry,
under the ground gliver, not from above the ground lever.
So they need to do a tunnel first, deep tunnel
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under the ground okay, bigger, then the block itself and
then cut the block. Then take the block out from
this tunnel. You know what, any in any second, the
blog can correct, can be correct. Because it's a stone.
There is potential gas gaps or hidden cracks, and then
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the same story, there is high risk during sculpturing the statue.
It can be broken. They can make a mistake broke
that knows the ear a finger, so that will cause
that they will leave the statue and bring anozar clock
an as a three hundred ton. And in other statues
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like the one in lockso Tembil, you're going to see
it also five hundred ton, and that the one we
call it Memnon statue in the West Bank of Locks
for seven hundred ton s one piece two. Okay, So
this is the story that the size of the of
the statues is leading us for this fact that yes,
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they had also very high advanced technology.
Speaker 1 (30:41):
I haven't talked to you in about a year, Muhammad,
and I'm curious. Christan theorizes that they used heizoelectric energy
and it was created in the Great Pyramids. The pyramids
were power generators, h and perhaps the smaller pyramids were
powering the tools and the living lifestyle these early people.
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But what's the latest theory on what was powering these
power tool tools? Was it? You know what you're what
you're thinking of? Is there any new thinking on it?
Speaker 2 (31:17):
Of course I agree with chrisdan One, but also I
did believe a long time ago that not only the pyramits,
but so many structures in ancient Egypt. From ancient Egypt,
and so many symbols are serving in UH in many
ways according to the time, so as if there's a
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function for these sites. Every civilization, So these sites were
there for hundreds of thousands of weeks. But let's say
in one civilization, the part the perramit was a power plant.
In another civilization, the power the permit was a healing center.
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In another sevilization, the perramit could be something related to
the stars, could be a star date or and you're
going to read this in my next book. We're going
to talk.
Speaker 1 (32:10):
We're going to ask you about your upcoming book in
a minute here. But uh yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 2 (32:17):
Every civilization UH used these sites in a different way
based on what based on the technology they have and
also according to some Bully Meth friends, I know, the
permit is hiding the numbers of the universe, the equations
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and the correlations of numbers between each other, and so
like the I'm not very good in excelling this, but
I will try help that the space or the distance
from the top to the base equivalent to the volume
and the wits that will give us a number, this
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number and multiply by certain number will give us the
distance between Earth and the Sun, or can be a
reason to understand how we place or how to square
the circle, or how to circle the square. It's all
about mathematics. Like as if this permit is all the
mathematical theories together in one sheet, that's like everything.
Speaker 1 (33:26):
With geometry, right, sacred geometry?
Speaker 2 (33:29):
Yes, yeah, okay, And I believe I agree with this
because I think what we call it hol of records,
if we find it, or if we find something similar,
we will not find written secrets. Now I think we're
going to find again designs secret geometry again. So we
need to do our homework and we need to understand
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how this was made so to be able to figure
out how we can use it and how we kind
of understand.
Speaker 1 (34:02):
One of the absolute amazing parts of Saba tours is
the fact that Mohammed is able to get special permission
to sacred areas of these sites. And one of the
outstanding parts of the tour is when we get to
go into the Great Kufu Pyramid and you can spend
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I think we get a couple of hours in there,
is it that right? We get two hours? Yeah? And
I'm curious about your opinion of this new SARS technology
Mohammed synthetic aperture radar which pierced the ground, the soil
underneath these great pyramids and has found amazing structures. Do
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you think it's a valid discovery? Talk a little bit
about your opinion of the SARS technology, and again for
the olse of you listening, we will spend a great
amount of time in these pyramids. You can go to
the kings, the Queen's chamber, and the subterranean chamber, and
the Grand Gallery, which is just a phenomenal part of
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the tour.
Speaker 2 (35:08):
Yes, you're right, it's I call it always that the
magical part of the trip, the Grand the great permit
private visit. And when Naha, my wife, they joined the business,
she made sure to upgrade the level of quality and
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then she moved from quality living to make sure that
we get the right permissions and the right time. Also
because by doing this many many years, we figure out
which time is better than the other time. So you
can visit the place in a certain time, but it
won't be very good. Okay, to visit it later at
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night may be better, or sometimes earlier Okay. A long
time ago. As a local lived very close to the pyramids,
we had local stories. One of the local stories that
there are series or a huge network of tunnels under
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Giza Pyramids and Sakara, which can be a local story,
may be true, maybe not true. But then when I
started to study Gyptology, I found that even the ancient
Egyptians they were talking about this and they call Disablato
the Rostele rose tele okay rose Teu can simply being
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explained as the land of tunnels under the pyramids. Not
only this, but there's one of the stories about one
of the villagers who went into a tunnel from Sakara.
The entrance was Sakara and ended up at Disablatoo. So
we took about twenty six kilometers around twenty nineteen miles
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or eighteen miles. I think, okay, maybe someone can say no,
this is not real, this is fake. I can say okay,
But every site in Egypt there is a story about
tunnels and a huge tunnel. Okay. And there is a
place in Elminia, an area in middleg called Dominion. There
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is a huge location like the Syrupium, but it is
like twenty times bigger than the serrupium. Every branch is
one syrupium. Wow, remember syrub Zakara. Yeah, it is one
branch of that place in Elminia. So when I saw
the news about this shafts or the design under different permit,
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I know many people will consider this as too much.
Maybe it's not like this, maybe not deep. But I think,
you know, it is real, and I think there is
there are more to be discovered, not under the Khafra permit,
but under the Great Pyramid. For many years I was
listening to my tours or my clients talking about a
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lake of water under the Greek permit. But I kept saying, guys, know,
there's something not correct here. There is no water under
the Greek permit, because during the private visit we can
go to the subterranean shift Subtrnian rule and it is
empty dry. There is no water. So I was telling them,
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you are confused between the Great Pyramid and what we
call it the Osiris Shift in front of the second permit.
There is water on the third delivered there at the
depths of thirty five meters. But when I started to
check this kind of rumor, as I called it, it, Herodotus,
the Greek history who was talking about the lake of
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water under the Great Permit. He made sure to excellent
this way. So now I can agree with this story
because of what they discovered under the second permit. But
there is no access now to this lake. The access
disappeared hundreds of years ago, but it seemed that Herodotus
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maybe had an access or he was told by the
locals about this lake under the Great Permit. So yes,
the size of these two rooms and the very deep
spirals or spiral shafts six hundred and forty five or
forty or fifty eight meters, I agree with this one
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hundred percent.
Speaker 1 (39:46):
Why do you think zaihel Was denies any of this material?
I mean he's not really the spokesman for the antiquities department,
but when he speaks up, he represents them, doesn't he.
I mean he got under Joe Rogan and he basically said, no,
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that's all crap. I mean, what's he thinking?
Speaker 2 (40:11):
Look, doctor zachy is a is a man with great experience,
of course, okay, and that can he represents the manstream zyptologists, okay,
But their studies and their information based on the dynastics
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stores and based on what they can see on stone.
So if they don't see something written in hieroglyphics written
above the walls, it will be very difficult to accept it.
Let metereally something quick when geologists more than one hundred
and fifty years ago started to interfere in ancient civilization's
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work and they started to come up with what we
call it prehistoric or pre dynastic uh information objects, especially
in egipt we'll talk about easier. When they started to
talk about pre dynastic cultures, you know what, most of
the famous Egyptologists at the time, including Flinders Petrie, they said, no,
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this is not right, this is not good. There is
nothing called pre dynastic. And they did these old buttery
jars and and the other stuff. It's a bore quality
of all the Kingdom or Middle Kingdom. But by time
and after many many evidence, they started to accept the
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story and they approved and Flinders pe Tree himself became
one of the pioneers of digging and finding pre dynastic cultures.
So that's the case. So this is this is much
forists and archaeologists also, but by it will not be
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unique or will not be something surprising for them. With
the amount of data we are expecting in the near future.
I think this is what will be accepted.
Speaker 1 (42:15):
We're going to take a short commercial break to allow
our sponsors to identify themselves, and we will return shortly
with my guest today, Mohammed Ambrahem, coming to us from Cairo, Egypt.
We will be right back today. We're presenting Megalithic Egypt,
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and we have to wonder how this new SAR technology
is affecting our understanding of the past. Synthetic aperture radio
apparently has been used by the military for decades to
pierce under the ground to see enemy fortifications. It's recently
been used to look at the pyramids, and we have
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to wonder if this is something to be considered all
ancient buildings, all ancient construction, to see if there's earlier
design features. I guess the reason I'm saying this, Muhammed,
is that using the SAR satellite technology is one way
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to verify that these anomalies right. The only other way
is that for the Antiqua the Department to grant permission
to do other testing so they can validate these underground chafts.
So if they deny it, it's going to be a problem,
and it's going to be like the Scan Pyramid group
that we're only allowed to release a little bit of data.
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But there was that void above the King's Chamber that
they never were able to talk about because the Antiquities
Department is controlling the release of data and information, so.
Speaker 2 (44:28):
It's not a void. But recently we know now there
is another terance above the original entance. Oh yeah, I said, yes, Okay.
We were told that by the end of this year
they're going to announce more and give us more data
about it. But as I told you, it's a matter
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of time. It won't be the case all the time. No,
I think maybe a couple of years, many things will change.
Speaker 1 (44:58):
So they're going to be pressured, is what you're saying.
Speaker 2 (45:02):
Media pressure, social pressure, and and new techniques because no
one ever used this technique. That's our technique. So now
we know that we can use this technique to find
underground designs.
Speaker 1 (45:18):
Yeah, exactly. I want to move quickly to some of
the areas. There's a lot of new places that you've
added to this tour that I haven't been to, and
one of them is uh you mentioned Herodotus and the
Labyrinth which is in Hawara, part of the Hawara pyramid.
Talk a little bit about what we see there. Obviously,
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the the there's a great deal that's under the ground.
The labyrinth. You can't see any parts of it, but
there's some some things to see. Talk about that.
Speaker 2 (45:53):
Heridotas mentioned something unbelievable about this place. He was talking
about the Hawada permit, and then he said that in
front of the permit there's a super giant structure and
he give it a name, the Labyrens, And he made
a very strange statement. He said that the whole thing
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was being built of one piece of a stone. So, okay,
maybe people don't under understand how big it was. Okay,
to make sure we understand how big it was. It
was consist of three hundred rooms in two floors. Three
hundred rooms. If the smallest of the the average size
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of the room like maybe four meters two by two.
I think it was bigger than this. So we talk
about truly a giant building from one piece of a stone.
This is too much. Okay, maybe true, but my own opinion.
Herodotus couldn't see or the one who told him the story.
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He was deceived by the superior technique and talent and machinery.
Like when we go to the valley temble, we we
don't see even the cut. You cannot put a razor
or a sheet in the cut. Okay, it is completely closed.
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We see it because of erosions and because of some
kind of humid effect. Okay, but if it was polished
in a good way, we won't see these joints or lines.
So he was looking up on this huge granite building.
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And when we say granite, we immediately expect rose granite
of us one which is full of quartz. Quartz when
you talk about bees electricity, this is one of the
main things or or pieces okay, can be used to
produce by zoo electric This place was being destroyed. We
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when exactly, but I'm not sure. But when we go
there we will be able to see the foundation under
the ground, and there are so many scattered pieces from granite,
from quartzite, which is also another important source for selica
high quality silica. We're going to see limestone and we
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will talk about what I call it the conspiracy that
a long time ago there was no canal. It was
a huge field. But two hundred years ago, the Egyptian
government at the time, or one of the rich people
who owned the land decided to dig a canal just
beside the pyramid, and it went through or goes through
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the Labyrins. Yeah, the Lebyns now divided into two pieces
or two sections the base of the Lebrens okay, eastern west.
But I can tell you yes, there is no much
to see except the pyramid and the foundation of the Lebrens.
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But the energy level there is very very strong. Oh
really you go there? Because Number one, this place is
not very popular. I don't know why. Like millions of
tourists they visit Egypt, but they don't go there. Only
maybe a couple of two thousand, three thousand maximum every
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year they visit this place, if not less so as
if places still keep this clean energy. Okay. Number two,
the scattered pieces of rose granite and the pyramid itself,
because this one is still not explored from inside the passage,
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the messages and the so called the chamber chamber are
drowned by underground water.
Speaker 1 (50:03):
Wow.
Speaker 2 (50:04):
And and the very interesting statement Flinders Petrie. He said
that he was able to go in it was not
flooded yet. And he said that the sarcophagus, which I
don't agree with this word, so I call it the
box is made from and and this is unique. I
never heard about this material. Okay, he said quartuzide. I
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know qurtuzis, but he said yellow transiparent quartuzide. Really, I
don't know it's what does it mean, yellow cortezite. I
understand this one, but yellow transparent quartuzide. In my opinion,
maybe he was talking about a huge piece of quartz.
Speaker 1 (50:44):
Sure was an alabaster. No, he knows Alabast, Yeah, because
it's in his museum.
Speaker 2 (50:52):
You're right, But he said yellow transparent cortuzide.
Speaker 1 (50:57):
Well, I'm looking forward to that list. As we come
to the conclusion, I want you to mention a couple
of other things, and I want to talk about your
book real quickly, the one that's coming up. We I
added Tennis, which I've been wanting to go to, which
is just a megalithic site. And is Tennis Old Kingdom?
I remember being all the figure out is it it's
(51:17):
or is it before Old Kingdom?
Speaker 2 (51:20):
The famous story about Tennis is New Kingdom, New Kingdom.
But when we go there, we will see that Tennis
is also breed Alovian.
Speaker 1 (51:32):
There's there's monster sculptures, there.
Speaker 2 (51:35):
I mean exactly. We have Tennis is the only city
all over the world which had more than ten opulists
together in one place obblis yes. And and the one
in front of the Grand Museum from Tennis, the one
in the Harrier Square downtown also from Tennis. And it's
(51:59):
not only Tennis. Where to visit two ancient sites, Tellabasta
or the mountain of past It past It is a
lioness uh knitter equivalent to segment. Also busted is sometimes
a lioness or a cat goddess. Okay, we're gonna see
(52:21):
a giant sculpture for a lady about five or six
meters tall, maybe eight meters a giant was a giant
hair wig. Okay, we're gonna see giant ruins of a timbil.
The whole timbile was granite for Hatur. Really, this is
(52:44):
the one of the unique timbles. We can see Fortur
at the north of Egypt, not the south of Egypt.
M hm. So truly, this visit to U Sharkeya, Tennis
and Telabasta is very very special in this tour. Also again, yeah,
the tourists, they don't go to these places when we
why don't they.
Speaker 1 (53:04):
Go to tennis. Tennis is got so many anomalies, it's
just huge.
Speaker 2 (53:11):
Okay. I will be very clear with you. Many of
the tour companies they don't want to add this because
of the drive and because they don't have their own cars, okay.
And also sometimes maybe tour guide they don't know what
to say exactly there because they can repeat stories they
already told you at losore As one. Oh, so it is.
(53:33):
It is maybe off the tourist plan Tennis and Fayoum,
but we do this, We don't we don't want to
be able to miss some of these secrets. As you said, yes,
we take people to places nobody else have seen.
Speaker 1 (53:51):
I thought you were going to say something like the
antiquities department doesn't like people go out to these anomalist
sites because they can't answer questions about agolithic monster colossal
size sculptures and how they were cut.
Speaker 2 (54:06):
No. Absolutely the opposite. That the places open, they have
like nice dates, and they welcome people to come because
the income when they sell tickets, it's good for the economy.
But as I told you, it is the tourists who
don't want to. Like in Sakkara, many people who visit Sakara.
(54:28):
They don't go to the Serubium, okay, because it's another
place away from the tourist man. But we do the
Serrubium because we value the importance of Sakkara.
Speaker 1 (54:42):
Yeah, it's amazing of the Serubium. It's the Earthly Agents.
Grant Egyptian tour. The dates are April twenty eighth through
May tenth, twenty twenty six. Our host will be Mohammad
and his lovely wife nohah Embyhem and it's Sabaturs. And
before we leave, I want to talk a little bit
(55:04):
about your upcoming stargate book. Now, you've pointed out stargates
at Hathorpe Temple almost every place we've gone to. You've
mentioned something about signatures hieroglyphs that are related to stargates.
What can you tell us about this upcoming book that
you have uncovered in terms of what powers, how are
(55:29):
these stargates energized? And the other thing real quickly, because
we had Mike Ricziker on a couple of weeks ago
and he mentioned that you had found some hieroglyphs that
said people could go to the Moon or other planets,
which I thought was hilarious. Talk a little bit about that,
(55:51):
because that's I mean, I'm really looking forward to that
book if that's what's in there, but any talk about it.
Speaker 2 (55:59):
You know, what is very interesting that this story and
this book is coming from my mouse, Mohammed mouse, and
myself was not a big one of this story at all. Okay,
Like in the beginning of my career, I was more
interested in ancient technology, and I was like trying to
(56:23):
get more involved with geology and this kind of teaching.
One of my friends was teasing with me all the time.
Every time I explained something, he used to say, aliens.
Who did that? Aliens? Aliens space technology. So I didn't
pay attention. And one day I saw the glyph, which
(56:44):
is it was in front of my eyes. For years,
I used to see it every time, but I was
not ready yet to understand or to observe this symbol,
which is Saba, the symbol of stargate. Okay, but the
moment I started to see it as if it was
a kind of a system of steps or levels for me.
(57:08):
So I saw the symbol and then I saw the
many or the various styles of the same symbol, but
sometimes short short like like how they call it short symbol,
full full word full word?
Speaker 1 (57:26):
Oh, I mean like an abbreviation.
Speaker 2 (57:28):
Ah, yes, exactly abbreviation sometimes different direction. But I was
not also, let's say I was not attracted one hundred percent.
I was okay, something nice, I maybe check it later
until I found the one in Dundara. The one in Dondara,
when I saw real gate and stars and then some
(57:51):
kind of definitions and they give numbers to the gate.
Then I started to be interested. And then I started
to see it in many timbers like Karnac Temple, look
sort temple, and in each temple there is always something extra.
But I'll tell you my like, how do you call
it hidden part? Okay, people will read it in the book,
(58:12):
but I will give you a hint. That again in
aby Distember so aberdust the beginning Again in Aberde Symbol,
I saw very small writings under the big writings I
will air last year, and I was able to see
smaller size writings, okay, like like maybe one tenths of
(58:36):
the size of normal writings. And these writings are talking
about stargates and its material and location and where it
leads to. It's a full information about it's no longer
just a war the stargate like the one I used
(58:57):
to see. And then in then Door Attemper, I started
to understand some of the information about the deacons. The
deacons are groups of stars, three hundred and sixty groups
group okay, each group ten stars. So I started to
know better about because to be able to write my
(59:19):
book in a good way, I did very good research
because unfortunately there is no good sources for the Egyptian astronomy.
That is a kind of very difficult task to do.
So I think my book is going to be very
important in this subject. Yes, there are so many, so
(59:42):
many but scattered bdfs in many places, there are so
many scattered information, like there are some information scattered in
like five hundred books. So you need to gather them
all to just read about one or two things. Yeah, okay,
it's not easy to do this. And I found a
(01:00:04):
kind of a title. This title led me to know
that the ancient Egyptian had a colony in outside Earth.
Oh my god, yes, okay, what planet. Uh, it doesn't
say which planet exactly, but it is part or or
(01:00:26):
the system of the northern stars, the ursa major Oh
my god. Of course, when we see it, I will
show you and well I will explain it in a
good way and about the moon. Yes, and we will
see this in Dandra Tempe.
Speaker 1 (01:00:44):
Fantastic, Yeah, fantastic.
Speaker 2 (01:00:48):
So this is what and why I'm very confident because
as I told you, I came to this part without
any preyer uh foundation or preparation. So everything I'm talking
about is based on how I can read the thickest
(01:01:10):
and what I can see in the symbols I discovered
on the walls of the Egyptian temples.
Speaker 1 (01:01:18):
Amazing. Thank you for that. Again. It's the Grand Egyptian Tours,
our seventh annual April twenty eighth through May tenth. You've
heard it from our host himself, Mohammed am Raheem, and
he will be with us for the full tour. If
you want more information and all the itinerarydetails, go to
earth Ancients dot com forward slash tours you get all
(01:01:40):
the details. And of course if you have any questions
what whoever, send me an email senter to Earth Ancients
to the number for the letter you at gmail dot
com and I will get right back to you. Mohammed. Wonderful,
Thank you very much for the insight and we're looking
forward to seeing you next April.
Speaker 2 (01:01:59):
Thank you, and as usual, this show is one of
the best, if not the best.
Speaker 1 (01:02:08):
Obviously, we're describing the various sites of Egypt, various anomalies
as well as the artifacts that are there. If you
get your reservation in before the end of the year,
you will get the discounts across the board, and there's
also additional discounts after this year. It fills up quickly.
(01:02:29):
We only take twenty people, but if you wait till
after the year, then the price goes up. So if
you have any questions at all about the tour, send
me an email senter to Earth Ancients to the number
four the letter you at gmail dot com and I'll
get right back to you. Remember, the tour is April
twenty eight through May tenth, twenty twenty six. We all
(01:02:52):
meet in Cairo and it is just a total blast.
I want to also mention that on the Facebook page
there will be a gallery of some of these megalists
that we talked about today to check out. So go
to Earth Ancients Facebook page public page or join the
private page. Over one hundred thousand strong and growing, and
(01:03:15):
that's private because we don't want any people that are
making out of character comments and all the other craziness.
So go to Facebook and go to Earth Ancients. All right,
that's it for this program. I want to think my
guest today Muhammad Imbry him coming to us from Egypt.
As always, the team of Gael Tour, Mark Foster and
(01:03:37):
Fasil in Pakistan. You guys rock all right, take care
of every well and we will talk to you next time.
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