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The Associated Press is reporting that to celebrate the turn of
the
millennium the Egyptian government is planning to replace the
missing
capstone of the Great Pyramid at Giza with a new GOLDEN CAPSTONE.
But
only for ONE NIGHT. Zahi Hawass, the powerful and well-known
caretaker of the Giza Plateau monuments, is also proposing that
the
Great Pyramid be closed to the public FOREVER. Forever is a long
time, and why go to all the trouble just to cap the Pyramid for
one
night? Could there be an ulterior motive?
Some suggest that the whole thing smacks of occult ritual...
Look at the Masonic symbolism on the reverse side of the One
Dollar
Bill (http://www.ka.net/doninky/dollar.html). The capstone of the
depicted pyramid is disconnected and shines like gold. This is
exactly how the Great Pyramid will look with its new golden
capstone! Imagine the flood lights that will be aimed all over
it
on the eve of the Millennium. The Egyptians plan to erect steel
scaffolding to replace most of the missing stones at the top of
the pyramid, and then to put one, large, golden, triangular stone
on the very top.
In Masonic symbolism, the disconnected capstone ("pyramidion") of
the
pyramid represents completion of the soul in the afterlife...
Is it all just ANOTHER big coincidence?
Check it out yourself
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