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Media Really Ran By The Devil?
LooN3y:
--- Quote from: nibs on September 04, 2006, 10:39:14 AM ---(LooN3y) - i remember the pharoh's chariots were discovered int he red sea last year (the egyptians that chased moses when he split the sea)
why is mythology being passed off as fact?
the u.s. media would have jumped all over this story had it been true because the religious fanatics love stuff like this, and religion is big business in the u.s.
there is no evidence that there ever were hebrew slaves in kemet, that is actually a kemetian story that was exxaggerated.
there is no evidence that moses parted any seas, that is another kemetian myth about the king snefru who had his high priest djadjaemonkh part a lake in order to recover an amulet a young women in the king's service had dropped while on a boating trip.
it is not possibly to prove the biblical stories true as they are plagiarized myths.
in this particular case, the claim was made by someone from a group that has made numerous other ludicrous claims, in terms of having found noah's ark, the ark of the covenant...etc. these are not credible people.
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u talk so sure as if u know its not.
i think u and me may never know, but is till think sum other shit rules the gov.
'EclipZe:
u aint got an article about them chariots eh?
LooN3y:
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=33168
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=20060613090603AAaKIl1
the article i read was in a magazine, but this the best i can do.
nibs:
(LooN3y) - u talk so sure as if u know its not.
i think u and me may never know, but is till think sum other shit rules the gov.
it is possible to know that the biblical accounts are demonstrably plagiarized.
'EclipZe:
props on the articles
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