Exploring Ancient Egypt in America

Ancient Egypt in America? We have a lot to talk about.

Within the Grand Canyons, there are pyramids and subterranean caves full

of

hieroglyphics and ancient relics.

So in 1909, an explorer found a vast underground

citadel with over several hundred

rooms within the Grand Canyon. Artifacts from multiple civilizations,

Egyptian, Hindu, Buddhist, including giant skeletal and mummified

remains. I'm talking sarcophaguses, weapons, and much more.

The Grand Canyon caves have since been cordoned off by the government, with over

90% of the Grand Canyon restricted.

Its widest point is 18 miles across, stretching over 207 miles in

length and a depth of one mile. Another interesting thing is many sites

are named after many temples. This is the Temple of Isis, which strongly

resembles a step pyramid or the temples in Myanmar.

But this is just born from natural erosion, right?

And again, here's the Vishnu Temple, which strongly resembles a sphinx.

Lake Powell, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Illinois,

Ohio. These are just a few of the places people

have claimed to have found ancient

Egyptian artifacts. It should be no surprise

that these sites are coordinated and

aligned with Orion's Belt. Of course, the same applies with the Pyramids of

Giza.

It's important to note the previous myths and legends throughout antiquity

concerning previous civilizations.

The Native Americans claim that the Grand Canyon

is a result of the great deluge

that wiped out the previous world.

As far as I'm concerned, worldwide accounts of a flood hold way

more weight than

fiction. So we have to ask ourselves, why all the tourist restrictions?

Why the restricted airspace? Many trying to get in

that area have been arrested

by armed military personnel. Why can't we see what's going on in our

own country

without the threat of being shot? Regardless of its true nature,

one thing is for

sure, the Grand Canyon is not an organic formation from billions

of years

of erosion like we're told. There's a much different history behind

it.

The West, on many levels, is very strange