Throughout human history, authorities have always tried to hide certain knowledge or information from the greater public by their exclusive discretion while pushing or imposing their own most convenient narrative for their own generally undisclosed interests. Nowadays TV and other SMS simply tell us what narrative to believe with reference to “experts”, “scientists” or “government sources”, frequently without them being named or specified so that the supposed origin of the narrative actually remains unknown. This way of doing has become so normalized in the last few years that it even got a name, it’s called “the preferred reality”.
Many know this happened and happens with assassinations, terrorist attacks, extreme weather, pandemic outbreaks, health issues in general, military spending and “justifications” for war. However, it also seems to happen in another completely different context where considerabley less people are aware of or care about: the archeologic investigation of megalithic sites. If you look at just a few of these cases together, undeniably there seems to be a pattern. The questions arise naturally: “WHO wants to hide this information and WHY?” as well as “WHO build them, WHEN and HOW?” The forementioned “experts” already have their own “conclusive” answers to the latter question and they don’t seem to easily want to change these established conclusions, even if new proof comes up that supports alternative hypothesis. Those are consistently brushed under the carpet and further investigation is “not needed”. Some of the most striking examples are:
- The Egyptian pyramids and the Sphinx are said to have been all constructed during the Egyptian dynasties using stone hammers, copper chisels and a lot of human effort by countless slaves. The fact that the ancient Egyptians themselves actually say that they found the pyramids already existing and attribute them to what they call “the first era” or Zep Tepi, somehow seems to be considered irrelevant. However, astronomical alignment and weather erosion seem to bring back the age of the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx to some 12.000 years ago which would fit what is said by the Egyptians themselves. However no new investigations are allowed except by the “officially” accepted authorities, something that has depended for decades on one man only.
- The case of the pyramids in south-America is very similar. For example, the Maya’s themselves say they have found and occupied several megalithic structured that already existed when they arrived. In many cases they seem to have tried to either complete or continue the existing works, but only managed to do so with clearly inferior architecture.
Some references to consider:
Egypt
Machu Picchu, Peru
In march 2020 Machu Picchu was closed due to the all dominating fear of the Corona “outbreak”.
Sacsayhuman, Peru
