Posted in May 2011

The Notes of Karnak


“Karnak has no distinctive personality. Built under many kings, its ruins are as complex as were probably once its completed temples, with their shrines, their towers, their courts, their hypo-style halls” From “The Spell of Egypt” Robert Hichens   Buildings have personalities. Some fascinate as beautiful women fascinate; some charm as a child may charm, … Continue reading »

Centuries of Lying in the Name of Christianity


A Review of Forged by Bart D. Ehrman By Walter C. Uhler “The Bible is a book that has been read more and examined less than any book that ever existed” – Thomas Paine Professor Bart Ehrman has done something that more than 99 percent of American Christians have failed to do. He has devoted … Continue reading »

Bin Laden Fictional Film Comes To An End


“The war on terrorism merchandise has been on the market for too long; but with more intellectuals debunking it, and as time went by, and profits went down this product of high tech-deception was approaching its shelf expiry date. In other words the Bin Laden version of fear/submission warfare had to be withdrawn from the … Continue reading »

Denying The Holocaust of Ancient Israelites

Denying The Holocaust of Ancient Israelites


“Even With archeology aside and relying only on your sane mind you would still reach the same conclusion; the exodus never happened” Dr. Ashraf Ezzat History is passed over at the Jewish Passover   What is Passover? Passover, or Pesach in Hebrew, is an eight-day spring holiday that celebrates the Israelites’ exodus from Egypt. What … Continue reading »