Talk:The Great Pyramid - Revision history

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2011-06-18T06:40:12Z

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			== Maurizio65 said ... ==

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			Hi Jamesm,
			yes reading with more accuracy the text in "Asket's Explanations (Partial excerpt from Asket's explanations from February 9th, 1953, during a second visit in the Cheops Pyramid of Giza in Egypt.)" finally I have understand. You are right, about 73,300 years ago.
			And about 300 years before the Great Deluge of 9,545 BC "the pyramids were maintained and also their outer sides were covered with very thick layers of lime in order to keep the water out".
			Now is absolutely clear for me, thanks.
			(I live in Italy and I have some difficult with English expecially in long text)


			--[[User:Maurizio65\|Maurizio65]] 07:40, 18 June 2011 (BST)
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2011-06-14T21:14:12Z

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			== Jamesm said ... ==

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			Maurizio, it was built approx 73,000 years ago.

			--[[User:Jamesm\|Jamesm]] 22:14, 14 June 2011 (BST)
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2011-06-14T15:59:56Z

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			== Maurizio said ... ==

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			Hi Billy,
			I hope you are well. Regarding the Great Pyramid, do you know when (approx.) it was built?
			Thanks

			--[[User:Maurizio65\|Maurizio65]] 16:59, 14 June 2011 (BST)
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2010-10-18T05:18:06Z

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			Maybe humans were smaller back then. Perhaps only half the size of us today. After all the newer generation keep growing taller.

			--[[User:Bigfoot\|Bigfoot]] 06:18, 18 October 2010 (BST)
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2010-10-09T18:15:33Z

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			Salome Sanjin and Tk,

			I was thinking of what you said and indeed a pyramid is an architectural masterpiece. Because of its shape it concentrates the highest weight in the middle of the rectangele and because of the bigger aeria on the bottom it must have also with this weight an immense frictional force/resistance aainst displacements and thus it could resist forces from nature such like tsunamis, overfloodings and earthquakes ect........ Also because of it's even surface and peak it does not give a chance to water to exerce its erosion power in full force........ The aeria around the cheops and Gizeh pyramid is mostly flat so actually a good replacement/compesation for mountains....

			You are right Tk, the truth is not that what everybody wants to hear, me included :), but about what is real. It is like one does not see behind the horizon of our earth, but behind the horizon, other humans very well exist and animals..... we do not see them but we know that they are there....... from hearing or from the own experience.....

			That is part of your personal work, so that it will "add up" - The Plejarens and Billy gave us enough of homework to do for many thousand years ;). But i am confident that you will find your way out ;)

			Salome

			Nicolas

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2010-10-09T15:19:43Z

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			Tk, did you consider that you could hide underneath a pyramid when a comet strike is impending? Or can you come up with a better hideout in the area of Egypt?

			--[[User:Sanjin\|Sanjin]] 16:19, 9 October 2010 (BST)
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2010-10-09T09:14:45Z

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			== Tk said ... ==

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			Hello Jamesm & Markvd

			Thank you 2 for the response. I want to first say i love how you 2 support Billy's work and statements. It shows he has strong support and believers. I did'nt think i would get a answer to that tough question. However since i like Billy and i am fascinated with his work im going to get on the bus with you 2 on this one even though i dont completely agree with the answer but a lot of things in life are very hard to understand. If you 2 ever get a chance to go to Egypt you will clearly see and understand my argument. Also im going to try to except the age of 73,000 years even though that would mean that the egyptions did'nt build them which also would mean that it was built before the Atlantians or the Lamurians which according to Billy if I'm not wrong was on the earth 50,000 years ago. See now where I'm comming from, something is'nt adding up ! However since I have talked to Wendelle Stevens in the past who strongly supports Billy and i trust Wendelle I'm going to get on this bus ride with you'all and hope we are going in the right direction. Thank You again for responding.

			--[[User:Tk\|Tk]] 10:14, 9 October 2010 (BST)
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Markvd at 20:54, 8 October 2010

2010-10-08T20:54:12Z

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	Tk,		Tk, pyramids are rather tricky like a Rubix Cube only in a different dimensional configuration I think I saw that on Stargate or was it Indiana Jones. I think some may be exactly as is but some might have been altered a bit so some folks don't utilize it's many other possible capabilities. :) There could be tons of secret passages that have been touched up because how did the Giza get all the way down below the pyramid to there mighty station of evil? I'm sure our good space buddies have done a nice job fixing that possible dilemma or they have some real good super glue. Just make sure there are no Giza underneath your pyramid and don't accidently trigger a wrong block or who knows the dangers. j/k To answer you question of course it could have been a shelter back then I'm sure they would rather live than have a 5 star deluxe size suite with all the fixings. I'm also certain if the pyramid interior was as small as you say only the high and mighty or highly ranked and wealthy found there way into the pyramid for protection. It's absolutely logical in that sense if you mean Tk that if they could fit the entire population at that time most likely not.
	~~Pyramids~~ are rather tricky like a Rubix Cube only in a different dimensional configuration I think I saw that on Stargate or was it Indiana Jones. I think some may be exactly as is but some might have been altered a bit so some folks don't utilize it's many other possible capabilities. :) There could be tons of secret passages that have been touched up because how did the Giza get all the way down below the pyramid to there mighty station of evil? I'm sure our good space buddies have done a nice job fixing that possible dilemma or they have some real good super glue. Just make sure there are no Giza underneath your pyramid and don't accidently trigger a wrong block or who knows the dangers. j/k To answer you question of course it could have been a shelter back then I'm sure they would rather live than have a 5 star deluxe size suite with all the fixings. I'm also if ~~they~~ pyramid interior was as small as you say only the high and mighty or highly ranked and wealthy found there way into the pyramid for protection. It's absolutely logical in that sense if you mean Tk that if they could fit the entire population at that time most likely not.

	--[[User:Markvd\|Markvd]] 21:50, 8 October 2010 (BST)		--[[User:Markvd\|Markvd]] 21:50, 8 October 2010 (BST)
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2010-10-08T20:50:30Z

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			== Markvd said ... ==

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			Tk,
			Pyramids are rather tricky like a Rubix Cube only in a different dimensional configuration I think I saw that on Stargate or was it Indiana Jones. I think some may be exactly as is but some might have been altered a bit so some folks don't utilize it's many other possible capabilities. :) There could be tons of secret passages that have been touched up because how did the Giza get all the way down below the pyramid to there mighty station of evil? I'm sure our good space buddies have done a nice job fixing that possible dilemma or they have some real good super glue. Just make sure there are no Giza underneath your pyramid and don't accidently trigger a wrong block or who knows the dangers. j/k To answer you question of course it could have been a shelter back then I'm sure they would rather live than have a 5 star deluxe size suite with all the fixings. I'm also if they pyramid interior was as small as you say only the high and mighty or highly ranked and wealthy found there way into the pyramid for protection. It's absolutely logical in that sense if you mean Tk that if they could fit the entire population at that time most likely not.

			--[[User:Markvd\|Markvd]] 21:50, 8 October 2010 (BST)
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2010-10-08T20:04:30Z

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			== Jamesm said ... ==

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			Well this page already says that it was built for protection reasons. [[Asket's Explanations - Part 4]] talks about it further.

			--[[User:Jamesm\|Jamesm]] 21:04, 8 October 2010 (BST)
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