Ancient Pyramids Discovered in Italy

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[green team 1999]

Ancient Pyramids Discovered in Italy

02-May-2003

On the Farshores website, Marco V. of Varese, Italy writes, "You may be interested in a discovery which has been recently made: three pyramids were discovered thanks to satellite and aerial imagery in northern Italy, in the town of Montevecchia…

They are the first pyramids ever discovered in Italy and the dimensions are quite impressive; the highest pyramid is [500 feet] tall. They are stone buildings, as recent excavations have proved. However, they are now completely covered by ground and vegetation, so that they now look like hills.

"The inclination degree of all the three pyramids is 42/43° and there is a perfect alignment with the Orion constellation (there are a lot of similarities to the Egyptian pyramids).

Their age is still undefined although they are surely older than 3,000 years.

Nothing was found nearby which may help to date the structures and in the area there was not any civilization able to build similar structures at the time (the people who lived there were mainly gatherers and hunters)."

To see photos of the pyramidsclick here

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[KneelBeforeZod]

art bell had a great caller a while back. an elderly lady talking about a field near her where "420" had appeared. Then she ran through a list of bible verses that she though might be appropriate for aliens to be pointing out to us.

Later a couple callers let art know that '420' is the slang for weed. maybe the aliens are pushing for medical marijuana

[SunkenCiv]

Not too sure I want to add this to the keyword page, I regard the websource of this story to be flaky. Also, there are or were other pyramids in Italy, and this has been known since ancient times. There was an Etruscan pyramid that eventually was pulled apart for its stone, and a medieval church was built on its site (or foundations, I can't find the freakin' reference).

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[blam]

"Not too sure I want to add this to the keyword page."

Nah.

[SunkenCiv]

From May 2003, one that got missed. Thanks to Green Team 1999 for posting it.

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[Frumious Bandersnatch]

Sounds like a bunch of bravo sierra to me. Especially that "perfect alignment" with Orion junque.

[Quix]

Your biases are showing.

[Quix]

I agree with the thinking behind your post, in all likelihood.

But, none are so blind as those who will not see.

And, I do still think the ET's are far from benign--at least the well known ones.

I believe they are part of the end times deception. We shall see.

Thanks.

[Quix]

He has some interesting sources and facts and even just stories on occasion.

REMEMBER, IT WAS THE FRINGE GROUPS, PAMPHLETS, POSTERS, LEAFLETS WHICH EARLIEST AND MOST ACCURATELY PREDICTED WHO HITLER WAS; WHAT HE STOOD FOR; WHAT HE WOULD DO.

[Quix]

LOL BRAGGART.

[Quix]

The research demonstrating that the Pyramids of Egypt, Maya and Ankor Wat constructions all matching up with Orion star configurations and time tables

seems rather well done and unassailable . . . as well as hard to explain in conventional terms.

Now, evidently a 4th site.

[Quix]

You seem to be clearly uninformed about the complexity and exactness of the Orion related research.

[Bellflower]

Bell ran a show over and over about an "endless" hole near Ellensburg Wash. The locale paper ran an article about no such hole being heard of in the area and that it was a hoax. I know someone who lives in the city and said nobody ever heard of the hole or saw it that she knew either. Bell ran that show many times.

[Arkinsaw]

Your biases are showing.

Good.

[Quix]

I think your biases are showing

such as to reveal the degree to which

you are evidently addicted blindly to preferring

a TYPE II error

over your reflexive knee-jerk aversion to a TYPE I error.

I don't consider that the least bit logical or wise.

[Arkinsaw]

I don't consider that the least bit logical or wise.

That would be a problem if I was looking for your approval.

[Quix]

My approval is nothing, as you note.

God's approval is a different matter.

I don't know where you are on His scale. But I know where a lot are with a similar attitude. The attitude can be hazardous.

[beezdotcom]

I don't consider that the least bit logical or wise.

Streiber has earned the application of what I would call "a healthy skepticism".

[escapefromboston]

Ya like that makes alot of sense. It was the aliens who built the pyramids. Why did aliens build pyrmads you may ask. It was a tourist trap to get other aliens to come visit earth and spend money on "I saw the pyramids of earth" tee shirts.

[Sam Cree]

read later.

[Quix]

I easily agre with that.

I'm skeptical about tons of stuff related to him.

But I try to avoid throwing the baby out with the bath.

And, I try to have a somewhat open mind in a subject area fraught with massive amounts of disinformation; distortion; secrets; loonacy; etc.

Complexities abound. Narrow, knee-jerk, dismissive, rigid, blind mentalities and perceptions are not likely to come close to apprehending the real picture ver well at all, imho.