Egyptian archaeologist admits pyramids contain UFO technology

Wow, that is huge.

this needs a pin

misleading title

why? i don't see a problem

Great find, well done!!
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If it expects or demands worship, it is not divine!!

double wow !!!

Dr zahi hawass is gonna build himself a stargate.

he is gonna need it to get away from those speeding bullets that will be coming after him...

Makes you look at stargate a bit differently.

ETY

Hahaha

he does not admit that it has anything to do with unidentified flying objects...or even say anything about technology derived from them...

only "out of this world"

bump for PIN

maybe the title should have said "contains North Korean ufo technology" it might get pinned then

Babylon was a stargate system!

Stargates, Ancient Rituals, And Those Invited Through 
The Portal (Pt. 1)
[link to web.archive.org]

Babylon
[link to web.archive.org]
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If it expects or demands worship, it is not divine!!

Tower of Babel, the gods shut that shit down.

:)

Yep, Babylon was a stargate to and from Mars, and Mars is where the rebellion started against the false god yhvh, so, he shut it down!!
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If it expects or demands worship, it is not divine!!

Technically yes. In spirit though what other meaning would you give to "not of this world?"

so now how reliable is this source?

Is it a water slide? Ultimate Fun Object?

Why would you build such a thing as a pyramid and not use it for the kids to have fun? At least when it was polished marble in the glory days, I bet they let the kids slide down the side on potato sacks or reed mats or whatever.

If not, their civilization has nothing on us, because we DO have waterslides, and we build out best attractions around the idea of kids having fun, you know like every Pharaoh would have gone crazy with joy at Disneyland or Six Flags, for example. Thutmoses III himself, though a warrior and a bad-ass, would have cracked a smile of joy, to see how our wonders are built for families to have fun. He'd admit that the pyramids, are stale compared to Raging Waters or any four-star water park, for example.

Hurrah for the Modern age!

This!

The page is plain text with no further details. No link to the original story. It's literally a paragraph of text on a site registered to some guy in Australia. Both names in the article are probably fake; the "doctor" has the same name as an oil field in Qatar and the only hits on Marek Novak are to reposts of the text above.

Why should this be taken seriously?

well, he's head of the Cairo University Archeology Department so i guess there's a fair degree of credibility