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Book coming out that may interest some of ya'll...

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Montana00:
do i look like a person who reads books? not in a rude way, but i dont like to read. ill wait for michael moore to steal it and make his movie about it  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Don Seer:
I tried pressing my face against the window thing.. but try as I might.. I couldn't see you!?!?

So sorry, I don't know.

Trauma-san:
I'm not a fan of the man.  I'll tell you why.  


In Egyptology, you have certain old men running the show, and they basically control everything newsworthy that is released, they control who digs where, what is discussed, I mean the shit is ran with an iron fist.  

Graham Hancock plays off of this, and he gets people's approval and people to follow him and believe him, because he's right about THAT aspect of it.  The only problem is, he attaches cockemeny schemes and thinks up the most fantastic, sensationalistic theories he possibly can, and then reverts back to the old guard as proof that his theories are correct.  If Hawass or anybody that has anything to do with Egypt and the old guard says anything refuting his theories, he says "well of course they would, they're part of the old guard" and he plays off of that to get his theories accepted by those whom see the Egyptologists as a corrupt group.  He usually has no more than circumstantial evidence, because he doesn't dig or do any excavations, lol.  I think he has a deep knowledge of Ancient Egypt, but a fantastical mind that always looks for the most fucking complicated answer to every mystery.  Almost all of his theories have little evidence to support them, leaving them no better than what I could think up.  

Trauma-san:
Oh, and "The Talisman" was a book by Stephen King and Peter Straub.  

sleepn2zero9:
yea man....thats what makes conspiracy shit so interesting....because they make tha most outrageous shit sound somewhat logical...

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