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Thursday Pyramids Open Comments

I saw this about a week ago, and since then I’ve seen other articles debunking this discovery, but if this is true….

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Massive underground structures found beneath Giza Pyramids spark ancient energy grid conspiracy theories

A stunning new radar study has sent shockwaves across the internet, revealing a vast subterranean complex beneath the Pyramids of Giza—challenging long-held beliefs that the structures were built solely as royal tombs.

Using Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) tomography, scientists Corrado Malanga of the University of Pisa and Filippo Biondi of the University of Strathclyde scanned the Khafre Pyramid and uncovered what appears to be an underground system stretching two kilometers beneath all three major pyramids.

The findings,… detail five identical multi-level structures connected by geometric passageways near the base of the Khafre Pyramid.

Even more striking were the eight vertical cylindrical wells, encircled by spiral pathways descending 648 meters below the surface. These wells ultimately merge into two massive cube-shaped chambers—each measuring 80 meters on each side.

… it adds fuel to fringe theories …suggesting these structures may have had a mechanical or even energy-producing function.

Theories like these aren’t new. Inventor Nikola Tesla once speculated that the pyramids might collect and harness Earth’s natural energy. Engineer Christopher Dunn echoed similar ideas in his book …

Here’s a video link describing what they think they’ve found.

PS:  I’ve checked THREE TIMES and did not see a post scheduled for 3/27/25, so I’m assuming this will be the only post on this date.

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55 responses to “Thursday Pyramids Open Comments”

  1. Bonecrusher Avatar
    Bonecrusher

    Interpreting the data presented by those colordy pictures is challenging. Then again, having looked at ultrasound images of babies in the womb, Doppler images of heart scans and blood flows, and seismic data; once one wraps the mind around what it is and how it is presented I can see how one could come up with the drawings. We would have an extraordinary difficult time duplicating the precision of the pyramids today, even with all our modern technology. It does cause one to wonder just what the heck is really gonig on there

  2. Bonecrusher Avatar
    Bonecrusher

    I would hope that Trump and Company would demand a new judge as this one is obviously, hopelessly biased against Trump and his agenda.

    Dem-Appointed Judge Who Blocked Gang Deportations To Hear Lawsuit Over Trump Admin Signal Chat

    Boasburg-hole has clearly demonstrated a hard left bias in the harsh treatment of the J6 victims and his delicate treatment of illegal alien criminals, and perpetrators of leftist violence against the right. At a bare minimum he should be barred from hearing any Trump Administration cases at all; a reasonable person could easily say that he should be removed from the bench for his flagrant bias.

  3. Bonecrusher Avatar
    Bonecrusher

    This is an interesting 5 and a half minute video discussing the accelerating magnetic pole shift occurring right now.

  4. Super Dave Avatar
    Super Dave

    U.S. Supreme Court in 7-2 ruling upholds Biden administration regulation on ghost guns.
    7-2 decision, only Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito dissented. As a Side-Bar the case was re-titled “Bondi v. VanDerStok” since Pam Bondi is the current AG. The case was originally brought by Biden’s Merrick Garland.

    From the Supreme Court.

    Oh and Mornin’ Gang

    1. Texpat Avatar
      Texpat

      Remember this is a regulation, not a law passed by Congress. All Trump has to do is repeal the regulation.

      The ATF and other agencies have historically run wild with regulations and interpretations of vague, poorly written laws since Congress is lazy, gutless and unwilling to write laws clearly, especially regarding firearms.

  5. Bonecrusher Avatar
    Bonecrusher

    Houston ICE Agents Detain 600+ Criminal Illegals in a Single WeekThis is a great start, now add a couple of zeros to the total.

    1. Super Dave Avatar
      Super Dave

      Local news reports that a foreign Postgraduate student was removed from the University of Alabama by ICE yesterday. Don’t know any details.

    2. Tedtam Avatar
      Tedtam

      Hubby an I recently noted that the gauntlet of illegals waiting for hire around Home Depot has almost disappeared.

  6. Super Dave Avatar
    Super Dave

    Today is International Whiskey Day.
    Don’t they ever clean this crock? 😉

  7. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    The 31 year old Brandon Gill who grew up on a ranch near Abilene, went to Dartmouth, graduated cum laude also met and married the daughter of Dinesh D’Souza. Young Gill started the DC Enquirer website when he was 24 to support the first Trump administration.

    Yesterday Brandon Gill conducted a master class in exposing the rank hypocrisy and phony moral condescension of the American Left. It was perfectly delicious watching him take down the nauseating Katherine Maher, CEO of National Public Radio. Watching Maher squirm in her seat like a criminal on the witness stand made my month.

    I’m saving this one forever. Watch it again here.

    1. Super Dave Avatar
      Super Dave

      Pure gold! I saw snippets of the first minute and last 30 seconds on Fox but it was good to see the rest. FWIW: I wasn’t familiar with Brandon Gill and didn’t know why he was there, still don’t.

      1. Texpat Avatar
        Texpat

        He is an elected member of the House of Representatives for the 26th District of Texas. It covers an area from northern DFW to Denton. Whenever you see hearings being conducted, everyone asking questions is either a Representative or a Senator. There are no others allowed.

  8. bsue54 Avatar
    bsue54

    We have an abundant amount of tree drip even if it’s not actively raining – and I couldn’t talk “the short one” into staying out there long enough to figure out whether any was coming from the sky… so I will describe this as a damp and dreary day, subject to change… looking forward to seeing how reality looks for the ‘Stros

  9. Super Dave Avatar
    Super Dave

    Or Carlos, depending on who’s available…... 😀

  10. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    I’ll say Dinesh D’Souza is an okay looking guy, but I never figured him to produce a daughter this beautiful. Danielle is also the wife of up-and-coming Congressman Brandon Gill.

    1. Super Dave Avatar
      Super Dave

      Well, I don’t know what D’Souza’s wife looks like but I bet she is very pretty.
      FWIW; I have a beautiful, blue eyed, blonde daughter thanks to my wife. 😀

  11. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    Mollie Hemingway, one of the sharpest women on the planet, gave a great opening statement for her testimony on government censorship before the US Senate yesterday.

  12. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    VA Secretary Doug Collins opens a big can of whupass on CNN’s Kaitlan Collins.

    1. Super Dave Avatar
      Super Dave

      Collins is a particularly vile, evil bitch!

  13. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    Daniel Greenfield on anti-Hamas protests in Gaza. It’s all part of the Palestinian con game. There are way too many people in the West falling for these cheap theatrics.

    The Arabs in Gaza live in a tribal society of clans. Everything is determined by connections to large families. Those families have a lot at stake and scramble for a place in the power blocs that run everything. Which means they don’t just have protests.

    and,

    The goal is creating an Islamic terrorist state in Gaza and Judea and Samaria with international recognition.

    The sudden ‘protests’ against Hamas are meant to manufacture the myth that Arab Muslims occupying Gaza are ready for a new government.

    1. Tedtam Avatar
      Tedtam

      I remember when the phrase “Paliwood” was a thing.

  14. Tedtam Avatar
    Tedtam

    I started Elsa on a run last night: avocado and ginger on tray one; sour cream on tray two; homemade chicken stock on three, and eggs on four.

    Gonna powder the ginger and sour cream. This is my first time for the sour cream, so I’m looking forward to using it a little at a time without having the whole container open in the frig. This is my first time FDing the eggs; previous egg storage used Fred for shelf stable product. I’m interested in seeing the difference in texture.

  15. Tedtam Avatar
    Tedtam

    There will be no gardening today, weather and back are making this work time at the computer. But for now – Time for the C&C:

    Good morning, C&C, it’s Thursday! Your roundup today includes: updates on the continuing saga of the Signal scandal, with ALL text messages now out in the open; massive Trump revitalizes election integrity and tees up midterm gains; and the day we’ve long waited for finally arrived, as the President re-declassified the most mysterious, most contentious documents in modern history.

  16. Tedtam Avatar
    Tedtam

    Mr. Childers begins with the whole Signal media-manufactured “crisis”. Trump’s enemies think they finally, finally, finally have a scandal into which they can bury their collective fangs and draw blood.

    Ummmmm…..nope. Not so much. Trump and his gang are not crawdadding, not one bit. And love or hate Marjorie Taylor Green, she certainly says what she means and often what we wish we could say:

    … PoliticoEU ran the story under a headline meant to ooze fancypants British sneering but actually made me laugh out loud: “‘Why don’t you go back to your country?’ Marjorie Taylor Greene snaps at top UK reporter.” After the initial chuckle, I enjoyed the sub-headline’s guffaw: “We don’t give a crap about your opinion and your reporting,’ the staunch Trump supporter told journalist Martha Kelner.”

    Why no traction? Mr. C. reminds us of this: SecDef Lloy Austin went AWOL for some weeks about 2 years ago. When he really needed to be on the job. Maybe we were better with him disappeared, but I am just pondering there. Either way, the media covered his butt with their own ink-covered hands.

    I’d forgotten about that little incident. But back to today:

    But a more entertaining possibility for the new text dump was a different kind of self-defense. The Atlantic seems to have tripped over the National Espionage Act, which criminalizes sharing national defense information. Yesterday the Atlantic, still defiant, began pivoting wildly. It defenestrated its original label for the texts as “secret war plans.”

    Suddenly, for some reason (to cover its butt) the Atlantic has started insisting that Golberg never even saw any classified information.

    Speaking of crawdadding….The Atlantic seems to be learning that step.

  17. Tedtam Avatar
    Tedtam

    Next up: election reform

    President Trump just threw a monkey wrench into the left’s vote-by-mail vending machine—with a new executive order that enforces existing law, protects against foreign influence, and de-certifies shady voting tech. [Vox says] “In a new executive order, Trump made demands about citizenship verification and mail ballot counting.”

    Trump points out that the U.S. is woefully behind many other countries in technology that protects the integrity of the voting process, as well as the limitation of mail-in voting to those who truly need that concession, such as the shut-ins, the physically disabled. As far as late arriving votes – nope.

    I didn’t realize that there are actually federal laws governing the elections; I’d always heard it was up to the states.

    Then, sharpening its legal teeth, the order cited a list of unenforced federal laws governing federal elections. One establishes a single national Election Day, which should prohibit late-counted ballots. Another bars foreign nationals from registering to vote or donating money. Others require states to keep accurate, up-to-date lists of legal voters.

    Blue states have long ignored the laws and engaged in sketchy vote counting practices. This EO strives to bring them back into line. Here’s your spanking!

    Sections 2, 3: Homeland Security is to provide citizenship verification; confirm the living (so the dead can’t vote); updated the national mail-in ballots to require proof of citizenship. Voter roll accuracy and compliance enforcement also falls into this section.

    That’s going to be slap of reality for some folks.

    Section 4: reinforces the fact that the Exec branch has control over the Election Assistance Commission (EAC) which manages grants and certifies election equipment. Barcode and QR code system are banned, and it requires “a voter-verifiable paper record to prevent fraud or mistake.” Systems not making the grade must be decertified. Failure to comply means loss of federal funding.

    Section 5 required DOJ to aggressively prosecute elections crimes. It ordered DOJ to negotiate “information sharing agreements” with states, and focus enforcement on states refusing to play ball.

    Section 6 required HomeSec and the EAC to “assess the security” of any voting systems that can connect to the Internet, and to review the “security of all electronic systems used in the voter registration and voting process.”

    Section 7 ordered DOJ to prosecute states violating Federal Election Day by late-counting mail-in ballots.

    Section 8 ordered DOJ to prosecute foreign nationals circumventing campaign finance and lobbying rules.

    Since this is Trump’s administration and his EO, I’m assuming that this isn’t just ink on paper, but actual enforcement.

    I’d love to see decertification of electors from states where non-citizen voting is allowed (or even encouraged), but that may be beyond the ability of the Executive branch to legally do.

  18. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    Federal judge blocks A&M drag show ban.

    1. Tedtam Avatar
      Tedtam

      I don’t even want to go visit my alma mater any more. It’s not the university that I attended. I prefer to keep my happy memories as pristine as possible.

    2. wagonburner Avatar
      wagonburner

      I could immediately see that one coming. There’s no way a ban like that would survive on First Amendment grounds.

  19. Tedtam Avatar
    Tedtam

    Of course, the screaming from the left and its media minions is screechingly loud. But…

    To the Times’ credit, far down the article, right at the very bottom, it finally quoted a conservative expert. Jason Snead, executive director of the Honest Elections Project, correctly pointed out the executive order simply enforces laws already passed by Congress. “The executive order is acting well within the four corners of those existing laws, so we’re not breaking new ground in terms of legal authority,” Snead explained.

    So, if you can brave the sludge text and get to the bottom of the article, you find out what a nothing burger these coming lawsuits are.

    But by then, the hysterically minded are already out seeking Tesla vehicles and MAGA hat wearers.

    Mr. C. makes this salient point:

    I probably don’t need to tell you this. But if you live somewhere with interim elections, it’s critical that we all keep voting. Remember what happened in 2020 to all the good stuff Trump ordered in his first term? Biden swept it all aside. If we can hold the line through the 2026 midterms, we can turn these temporary fixes into permanent reforms. Stay frosty.

    Make sure you vote, don’t get complacent.

  20. Tedtam Avatar
    Tedtam

    Now, after releasing those incriminating CIA files (see the past few days’ posts), there’s this:

    Finally! And, I told you so. On Tuesday, Trump opened a new front in his declassification war against the deep state when he signed another electrifying executive order. The Hill ran the story headlined, “Trump orders declassification of FBI’s Russia investigation.” It’s not quite the full Crossfire Hurricane story, not yet, but we’re getting there.

    At the end of his last term, Trump hurriedly declassified the whole Crossfire Hurricane documentation, “which later proved to be a politically driven hoax propped up by Clinton-funded oppo research and rubber-stamped by a complicit intelligence apparatus.” AKA: “RussiaGate”

    But then Biden came into office and everything was hidden again. Stories swirled about the missing, unredacted binder on the CF “investigation”. That generated a whole new event, as the angst and frantic tracking-down of the incriminating information began.

    Two days ago, President Trump signed a second executive memorandum, this time to AG Pam Bondi, re-declassifying all the unredacted parts of the “materials referenced in the Presidential Memorandum of January 19, 2021.”

    In other words, Crossfire. The President again accepted the FBI’s proposed redactions in full, noted that some other parts remain covered by undisclosed orders from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court, and ordered that “personally identifiable information” (names, telephone numbers, etc) should be blotted out.

    We cannot possibly predict how much, or how little, we’ll get to see.

    Trump warned the reporters that they wouldn’t like what they were going to see. That means we should. Yay! And it’s going to be immediately – or at least immediately in the political world. We shall see.

  21. Dr phil Good-E=1984 Avatar
    Dr phil Good-E=1984

    Federal judge blocks A&M drag show ban.

    until the republicant’s start dissolving these tyrannical lower kangaroo courts nothing will change.

    if they don’t you’re going to wake up 4 years down the road with nothing done and a lot of phony, deep state produced, Russia hoax type scandals driven by the propagandist media for their Stockholm syndrome audience.

    1. Bonecrusher Avatar
      Bonecrusher

      The left is going to push too far and there will be rivers of blood in the streets.

    2. Texpat Avatar
      Texpat

      Judge Lee Rosenthal in Houston was appointed by George H.W. Bush. The gifts from the Bushes never go away.

      She joins this woman in undermining sabotaging the Trump administration in the Tren de Aragua deportation case:

      “The theme that rings true is that an invasion is a military affair, not one of migration,” U.S. Circuit Judge Karen Henderson, an appointee of President George H.W. Bush, pushed back in her solo opinion. 

  22. Tedtam Avatar
    Tedtam

    I see this headline over at CFP.

    Yeah, another reason I like to drive to places.

  23. Dr phil Good-E=1984 Avatar
    Dr phil Good-E=1984

    Have the republicant’s done anything since being sworn in this session besides passing the ny Mayo stain’s CR?

  24. Dr phil Good-E=1984 Avatar
    Dr phil Good-E=1984

    When is reptile senator Mark Warner going to be held accountable for pretending the wooden dummy was competent to be pResident for 4 years?

    somone?
    anyone?
    Ferris?
    republican’ts?

  25. Tedtam Avatar
    Tedtam

    Hyundai-Georgia uses Boston Dynamics robot dogs for quality control.

    I can’t believe the unions aren’t screaming over this. Or maybe they still have that contract condition where their members can show up and play checkers all day and still get paid.

  26. Dr phil Good-E=1984 Avatar
    Dr phil Good-E=1984

    He should… be prepared to go so far as to arrest Supreme Court justices for treason”

    https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2025-03-26/trump-versus-leftwing-judges

    1. Bonecrusher Avatar
      Bonecrusher

      The Constitution clearly states that federal judges shall remain in office while in good behavior. If ruling contrary to the black letter law outlined in the Constitution doesn’t constitute bad behavior, then what does? I submit that only a simple majority in both houses is all that is required to dismiss a federal judge. The bar can’t be as high as that to impeach and remove a sitting president.

  27. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    Jasmine Crockett is doing for the image of black Americans what Ilhan Omar has done for the image of Muslim Americans. WATCH THIS.

  28. Super Dave Avatar
    Super Dave

    Well that is depressing, I/we owe the IRS another $7K. This after already giving them a little over $10K. I did pull a little money out of my 401k last year but DANG!
    BTW; Oh and I wonder if the Biden’s paid ANY tax on the $30 Mil that they extorted? You know, those folks that think us rich folks should pay our fair share. “Fair Share”? I’m just an old guy on Social Security, what do you want from me?! ~SPITS~

  29. Tedtam Avatar
    Tedtam

    Hubby and I had about our fourth discussion about selling another of our rental properties. I researched some comps for him, and he was having second thoughts about selling, thinking that if we did a partial remodel and re-rented at a higher rate, or did a complete remodel and sold at full retail value, that we’d make more money.

    I asked him where he wanted to put his time and energy this year. He’s looking at knee surgery and recovery, still has a few tweaks on his new car and his truck, we’re still trying to finish up the rebuild on our small unit (that’s taken about a year, so far), wants to make more car shows this year (while he still can physically make those trips), and then…there’s our own house. Over the years, he’s focused on everything else and our home still isn’t finished. I asked him if he was ready to tackle a rehab, mentally and physically. He can’t do all that work anymore, and Handyman has basically quit since his cancer diagnosis. (He’s still capable, or was; but I think his treatments have started so he probably doesn’t want to do much now.)

    I also pointed out to Hubby that he’s never happy with the work anyone else does – it’s never good enough, fast enough, or cheap enough. That’s another mental stress that he doesn’t need. With his health issues and the upcoming surgery, he’s having a hard time with stress and his mental state already.

    He thought about it and decided to go ahead and sell. After a minute or two, he looked at me and said it was a relief to not have to worry about that property any more.

    That told me he made the right decision. Sure, we’re leaving money on the table, but it’s not like it’s money we’d get right away, either. It would take time to recover from the expenses. But he’s at the point in his life where it’s not always about the money. His health comes first. We can pay our bills.

  30. Bonecrusher Avatar
    Bonecrusher

    . . . .and now for something completely different

  31. Dr phil Good-E=1984 Avatar
    Dr phil Good-E=1984

    The Phony preacher speaker is still doing what he does best.
    nothing.

    deep state totalitariancrat kangaroos dressed as penguins – 35
    republicant’s with qb Popoff Johnson fumblin’, bumblin’ and stumblin’ – 0

  32. Dr phil Good-E=1984 Avatar
    Dr phil Good-E=1984

    Pam blondie is demonstrating why Matt Gaetz should’ve been the AG.

    1. Texpat Avatar
      Texpat

      Why ? Pam Bondi has about 10,000 times more legal experience.

      1. Dr phil Good-E=1984 Avatar
        Dr phil Good-E=1984

        The Texas cornhole and the Kentucky swamp turtle have lots of experience too.

        where are we with them?

        and why I don’t trust blondie.

        1. Texpat Avatar
          Texpat

          Okay, Bondi got it dead wrong and she let herself be fooled by the racist mob. But she has an otherwise strong career that Matt Gaetz cannot begin to compete with. No one has to forgive her the George Zimmerman case, but I take her whole history into account. I’ve never been one to let the perfect be the enemy of the good.

          1. Shannon Avatar
            Shannon

            And Bondi doesn’t scare little children when they look at her, like Gaetz.

  33. Bonecrusher Avatar
    Bonecrusher

    Alina Habba is now US Attorney for New Jersey.

    1. Texpat Avatar
      Texpat

      Probably the smartest and hottest US AAG ever in history.

  34. Texpat Avatar
    Texpat

    I’m satisfied entirely with Trump withdrawing Elise Stefanik from the nomination as UN Ambassador. We need her much more in House.

    1. Super Dave Avatar
      Super Dave

      That’s what I thought last year when she was being vetted for Trump’s cabinet.

      1. Texpat Avatar
        Texpat

        Stefanik is whip smart and extremely articulate. Being a New York state congresswoman, I am sure they were worried the Dems might steal an election in her district and we can’t afford to lose her at the moment.

  35. Shannon Avatar
    Shannon

    It’s a gully-washing frog-strangler over here.

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