“The horn of an animal is called κέρας (kéras) in direct reference to Horus, which later on became associated with the Horse. That's how the Rhinoceros got its name; thanks to the River Horus (aka, Hippopotamus). And the soul of… — Ibrahim Ibrahim Copy Share Image
“The word 'Paris' was derived from 'Persia' linking both Aryan heritages in the East and the West through that notion of the mythical horse… — Ibrahim Ibrahim Copy Share Image
“The Sun has ever been a socialist symbol that obtrudes daily on man and infringes his domain. From her name he has devised shyness… — Ibrahim Ibrahim Copy Share Image
“The circular zodiac of Dendera is the Mill of Oath because the biblical Beersheba (i.e., Well of Seven) is a reference to Egyptian theology… — Ibrahim Ibrahim Copy Share Image
“The two pillars of Freemasonry are Osirian in origin and none of them corresponds with the Sun; and yes, Freemasonry mistook one of them… — Ibrahim Ibrahim Copy Share Image
“If the Aztecs saw Giza, they would have called Menkaure - the Pyramid of the Moon.” — Ibrahim Ibrahim Copy Share Image
“The Great Pyramid of Giza was designed in agreement with the Theory of General Relativity.” — Ibrahim Ibrahim Copy Share Image
“The ancient Egyptian/Roman Judeo-Christian religion was based on witnessing death and resurrection of its god. The Osirian heritage were passed down to the Roman… — Ibrahim Ibrahim Copy Share Image
“On the kabbalistic tree of so-called life we see the Sphinx present in the Yesod Sephirah upon which the Egyptian/Roman Judeo-Christian religion believes that… — Ibrahim Ibrahim Copy Share Image
“Alan Butler & Christopher Knight state in their book 'The Hiram Key' that the Star Families brought forth the unit 'avoirdupois pound' which equals… — Ibrahim Ibrahim Copy Share Image
“The linear zodiac of Dendera is different from the circular one in that it emphasizes the cosmic role that Mars plays in ancient Egyptian… — Ibrahim Ibrahim Copy Share Image
“Sixteen is the first compound number that splits the Spanish tongue; a linguistic flaw that had its economical cost.” — Ibrahim Ibrahim Copy Share Image
“As Pharaoh erred in ancient Egypt, so did the Aryans after him who picked up that same theological tradition and activated it anew. The… — Ibrahim Ibrahim Copy Share Image
