the Menkaure project

site of Menkaure, the pyramid of Giza, the smaller of the three main ones there. I'm going to show you multiple images of what the site looks like now during archaeology, and extremely old, well the oldest photos that I could find anywhere during excavation. The story, the narrative that they give you is that the reason for this deconstruction, they say, is say if you go look around the old town in Cairo today is what helped build it, so they deconstructed the site to help build Cairo, which I'm not even sure which would be harder to even build a pyramid or deconstruct one, in other words it's just ridiculous. Not ignoring the fact that you could do something so technologically advanced as stripping a pyramid of blocks that size, then I'm pretty sure that you should be able to just quarry them in the first place, but the things would just smash and break on the floor, it just makes no sense. The huge gouge that's in it tells me anywhere this thing's collapsed, I'll try and show that, and something's pulled out of it. There's so much more buried to this site, I can at least show you another 10 feet or so, but even looking at this apparent old depiction we can see just how much rubble that there is of all different sizes, huge, small and just powdered stuff all over the place, and yet this thing is so buried in rubble as well, the strip in it just makes no sense. But if you look around the square hole where you can see some type of framing, I want to compare that to something, there's two things that I saw here and the reason why I made this, the other one is the Sphinx Temple, but if you look at the square, I'll snap it into position like a dovetail, and let's say that the whole thing just petrified, calcified, solidified into one piece, same as the square hole there at Menkaure, it's even on the outer section, let's say where all the concrete, lime, it's more like lime concrete isn't it, was all poured into some type of framing before this thing fell down. I'd also noticed, I've shown it before, once before, how the main entrance on the Great Pyramid just does not even line up with the point, the pinnacle at the top, so if this would have been the main entrance it would certainly line up right, it's just how you would build something so advanced, so is this even the original entrance? I don't think it is, but the one at Menkaure, which the video's about, also does not line up. Now the smooth zone that's around the bottom hole there at Menkaure, archaeologists and the megalithic crew want you to believe that they cut away rough blocks from some quarry somewhere, and then smooth them out once the blocks have been placed on this site as casing stones right, which is just brain dead. The blocks will be a pointless, well they will be twice as heavy, why wouldn't you just do that on site, you get me? To me it looks like something was placed up against this thing, something laid up against it and the surrounding area has just solidified over, something very similar to this which is the backside, so imagine if this was removed then you would have the same flat surface, because everything has since solidified around it yeah, it's calcified over. The site looks collapsed and the reason why I say that, well this is the Sphinx Temple, this is an old black and white image of the site which I'm going to speak on, you can see how much it's been excavated since that, so this area here you can see the cracks which have now solidified over, they will have been more pronounced as this thing fell forward, as it's pulled away from the outer walling, because when I first discovered this it just looked like to me that it used to be some type of covering that used to connect to the outside wall of this thing, if you look at it it looks like it's literally fallen and collapsed onto what it's laying on top of because it's bent up isn't it, as if it's pulled away from the wall it connected into the hole at the back which isn't a doorway and connected with the little shape that's at the front which is just an imprint of the connector which is now rusted away, this is the right hand side of it because there's two holes in the Sphinx Temple there, they're not doors it's where these things used to connect into it, you know if you can, if you've seen the nuclear bomb explosions next to a building a warehouse and it just rips the roof off and the wall around it, something similar to that, that's what I thought this thing looked like, this is a full-blown image of the Sphinx Temple site we've just been looking at, and I think lastly would be a study for those that know just what kind of foundation, how much foundation concrete that you need to lay for such weight as this thing here and the Great Pyramid, yeah I mean it depends on the type of soil, how fine it is, drainage, displacement of weight, how big it is determines how far it's going to push out, but something like the Great Pyramid even, you would still be looking at about 10 feet of concrete foundation that you would have to lay, so there is no doubt whatsoever that the Mungiza didn't always have sand, it wasn't always covered in sand.