Mysteries, Conspiracies, & Ancient Egypt

Appearing for the first 2˝ hours, researcher and author Jim Marrs spoke about his new book Above Top Secret, which outlines many of the alternative subjects discussed on the popular Internet forum, AboveTopSecret.com. 

Here is a sampling of his commentary: 
The Federal Reserve: It's not "federal," nor does it have any "reserves." They exist beyond scrutiny, as no one ever audits them. 

The JFK assassination: The furor hasn't died down because we haven't reached a truthful conclusion. 

Aurora 1897 Airship Case: The Dallas Morning News reported the craft had a "non-human pilot." 

Phoenix Lights: The military sent up flares as a cover-up after the large triangular craft had already been sighted. 

John Titor/Time Traveler: Titor's theory that we live in a multitude of timelines could prove to be accurate. 

2012: A variety of sources pinpoint the year 2012 as being a major turning point in history. 

In a one-hour conversation during the latter half of the show, world-renowned archaeologist Dr. Zahi Hawass discussed his work studying and excavating Egypt's antiquities. Among his recent projects, he announced that nothing was found underneath the Sphinx in drillings. A current effort involves a radar search for the tomb of Cleopatra and Mark Antony, believed to be near Alexandria. He is also excavating for the tombs of Ramses VIII and Nefertiti in the Valley of the Kings, and preparing to make revelations about King Tut's family. 

Hawass disputed a number of theories about the Sphinx and the pyramids. The Sphinx is no older than 4,500 years, and the construction of the pyramids at Giza is not a mystery, he declared. Except for the casing, the pyramids were built from stones, quarried 600 ft. from the site. He believes that 70% of Egypt's monuments are still buried in the sand, and noted that some 200 foreign expeditions are currently in his country revealing the "secrets in the sand." 
 
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