re: Does anyone believe the great pyramid of Egypt was a powerplant ?

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There is a huge massive piece missing out of the human timeline.

i really enjoy scientists / archeologists point fingers at this alternative timeline of human history, yet, hate and despise anyone who points a questioning finger at THEIR ancient timeline of history.

because their timeline of history is garbage, and they know it.

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AMEN! 100%. Yes, *they* do know it. And how dare the peon amateurs examine stone material, land formations, look at a map and say, "BULLSH*T!"

These mercenary so-called "scientists" "archaeologists" (aka theorists) establish a baseline for their historical narrative AND "Authority" --only to keep on tossing darts at the same board, inventing unproven, theoretical histories and "Time Lines" that MUST NOT BE CHALLENGED (lest you be called heretics, "un-scientific," or unwashed ignoramuses.)

Check out this 1574 map of Africa and all the cities, lakes and rivers running RIGHT THROUGH THE SAHARA.

What happened to all of it? (Of course there will be those who automatically claim, "Fake maps." That would be quite the detailed hoax.



Antique Maps site

So what happened to Africa between 1570 (Map left) and 1802 (map on right)?

Here's the main takeaway from these maps:

The Sahara Desert is NOT "thousands of years old." "Historians" know this.

The only way the Sahara Desert is created is through an un-disclosed past calamity that occurred some time between 1570 and 1802.

As the result of fires in which ancient and recent libraries with ALL their ancient information, texts, maps and documents have been lost, ANY new "history" can and was created.

Further note -- in the 1800s cartographers and other "authorities" claimed "Deepest, darkest Africa is UNKNOWN, and UNEXPLORED."

We must conclude that a Great Calamity dramatically reset the realm, radically changing and transforming civilization and geography (and I'm not referring to Noah's Great Flood.)

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Note that there are also other maps of Africa with plotted out cities, towns, rivers, streams, and lake -- BY NAME.