the ancient Egyptians were Jews
>>530004905Sorry but it was all me and my three friends anon and OP (not you) we worked all day, of course this was back when days were longer because Saturn was our sun. We toiled under a purple sun while you consumed semen. Crazy.
>>530004905Ancient Egypt used to be a White Christian country. Falafel was invented by ancient Coptic Christians(White Egyptians.) Tonight, order and eat some falafel in their honor.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fag_el-Gamoushttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJ0dZhHccfU
>>530006253Now Egypt is a brown Muslim country. Europe and the Anglosphere will follow.
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>>530004905Retard
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>>530004905NoThey were EgyptianThen Egyptian Society got infiltrated by Jews, and eventually the royal family got Jewed which lead to the fall of the Egyptian kingdomsCleopatra was an example of a Jewish hybrid that lead the Egyptian people to ruin
>>530004905In my opinion these monuments came from a previous civilization which mostly or entirely perished at some point. I think there are many more monuments buried deep down and these things are just the stuff that was near the top. The Sphinx was nearly forgotten about before some European dudes dug the body up. The shape, size, and position of the pyramids were well-suited to remaining visible despite environmental circumstances. It's just the stuff that could not be missed. There are megalithic monuments all over the world which are buried deep underground and I think it was probably a previous worldwide civilization with different connected cultures.
>>530006621That somewhat explains the deliberate defacement with "rods and chisels" archeologists observed. Iconoclastic jews.
>>530004905Jews can't build anything, let alone something as grand as the Pyramids of Giza.>>530006621Only the Hyskos dynasties (trash) were Jewish. Cleopatra was Greek.
People in this thread are utterly retarded or kikesJudaism was explicitly built in opposition to Egyptian religion, because Egyptians were known throughout the ancient world as being well known in the subjects of theology, theurgy and magic.
>>530004905OY VEY!!!
>>530006885Shut up Graham Hancock. Your opinions are gay.
>>530007277>Egyptians were known throughout the ancient world as being well knownOk
>>530007423La creatura!
>>530004905the ancient Jews were aliens
>>530004905Yes, and the real Jews are black.
>>530008052El creatura anon
>>530008418>Israel is an ancient nation, a nation whose language thou knowest not, neither understandest what they say — saith the Lord.
>>530008682A second major factor in the development of the New Kingdom was the encounter of Kemet with the outside world from both a position of disadvantage during Hyksos rule and one of advantage during the Empire. The Hyksos’ rule was never total and the ancient Egyptians retained their sense of cultural superiority. Queen Hatshepsut summed up this disdain for the Hyksos as a people, culturally and religiously outside the domain of Maat, i.e., the divine order, when she says,>I have restored (srwḏ) which was in ruins. (w3sἰ)>I have raised up (wsṯn) that which was damaged (stpt),>When the Asiatics (Hyksos) were in Avaris of the Northland,>And the foreigners were in the midst of them (i.e., the Northlanders),>Overthrowing what had been made,>While they ruled without Ra.>He (the Hyksos ruler) did not act by divine command until my majesty,>When I was established and firmly on the throne.>I was foretold for a period as a born conqueror.>Now I have come as the sole one of Horus throwing fire against my enemies.>I have removed the abomination of the Great God (bwt nṯr 3̔).>And the earth has removed their footprints.>Such has been the guiding rule (tp-rd) of the father of my fathers,>Who came at his appointed time even, as Ra.>And there shall never be the destruction of what Amen has commanded(Urk IV, 390.5-391.2; Gardiner 1946, pl. vi.36-42).It is interesting to note here that Hatshepsut has committed herself to the classical Maatian ethical command to remove evil and restore good in the world. She has come to restore what was destroyed by the Hyksos described as people “who ruled without Ra …, who did not act by divine command.” She not only says she removed “the abomination of the Great God,” but also, in what seems to have been in a joint cosmic action, the earth has removed even their footprints.–Maat, The Moral Ideal in Ancient Egypt, Maulana Karenga
>>530009371This attitude of moral and cultural superiority remains through the Late Period where the Greeks in the Demotic Chronicle are called “dogs” and the ruler Alexander, “The Great Hound” (Lloyd 198, 33-34). Its ethical implications are important and will be discussed under the category of moral conception of and concern for the stranger. In spite of this deep-rooted cultural bias so characteristic of ancient societies as distinct from racial bias of modem societies, the demands and influence of empire also had a positive effect on Kemetic society. As Lichtheim (1976:4) points out, the age of empire “… fosters a broadening of the intellectual horizon.” And “the sense of superiority over foreigners while not abandoned was mitigated by curiosity and tolerance.” Specifically, the intellectual horizon is broadened by encounters and exchanges with Nubians, Asians and Europeans which lead to civil servants becoming versed in others’ cultures and languages. It became the mark of an intellectual (sš, sẖ) to know and to demonstrate a competence in other languages.
>These are words spoken by Him-Whose-Names-Are-Hidden, the Lord of All, as He speaks before those who silence the storm during the sailing of the company of Re: >Hail and Peace! I repeat to you the Four Good Deeds which my own heart and mind did for me in the midst of the serpent coil of evil, in order to silence the turmoil. I did Four Good Deeds on the threshold of the horizon.>I created the four winds so that every person might breathe in his or her time and place. This is one of the deeds.>I created the great flood for irrigation so that the humble might benefit from it like the great. This too, is one of the deeds.>I made every person like his and her fellow; and I did not command them to do evil. It was in their own hearts and minds which caused them to disobey that which I commanded. This too is one of the deeds.>I made the hearts of men and women so that they would not forget the day of death, so that sacred offerings might be made to the divine powers of the districts. And this too is one of the deeds.>Thus, I have created the divine powers from my sweat and humankind from the tears of my eye.
