At least you responded Adam. Even in anger your questing for answers, because you too can see the way it is doesn't fit together right. There are missing pieces.

Under the right foot of the Sphinx is a set of steps leading downwards to the remains of the library of Alexandria, which was spirited out of the building and hidden. Then what did the Romans burn? Tally sheets, letters between businesses, orders for goods. It didn't make any difference the Romans couldn't read them anyway.

Inside the column of the neck and back of the head of the Sphinx is a sharp pointed cone that holds the head on. Inside that cone is a great deal of written giant language detailing many of the processes they developed.

During my travels I found an Egyptian hall in Burma and another room up on the Nazca plane. I believe they pertain to the eighty thousand tons of treasure removed from Egypt before the ending reign of the one hundred kings prior to Djoser. The treasure was split into four segments. In eight twelve AD one quarter of that treasure was found by Charlemane and upon his death it was split up among his ten sons and a number of bastards he fathered to become the crown jewels of Europe, Russia as well as England. Or maybe you think Chris Columbus sailed on credit, or the jewels just popped out of thin air?

No matter. You probably don't want anything to challenge your spong type education all of you tout so loudly. Not a real thinker in the boxcar load as turned out by the deploma mills. Go back to sleep now. I'm through bothering the children with scary tales.

esromel@msn.com