“It is obvious that the Aryan Romans culturally plagiarized the hexadecimal system from China. Not only did the former utilize the Abacus, they even counted their numerals hexadecimally by referring to the upper number (i.e., 20) using the upper deck… — 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
