Re: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Say it ain’t true! The Great Pyramids of Egypt in danger?

Cornelius!  All of this destruction is making me crazy(er).  What is the point?  Can't someone reach out and touch these folks?  What do you think the solution for the destruction of the world's monuments could be?  

Was there a solution for the world's ancient cultures when the Christians came?

On Mon, Jul 23, 2012 at 6:40 PM, Cornelius Hamelberg <corneliushamelberg@gmail.com> wrote:

is it yes or no or
am i supposed or
permitted to beat
about the bush
to the point
of indecision?

I x-pect all the militant, holier than thou
Afrikanists
to at least
be honest:
holler or
scream and shout :

Say it ain't so! The Great Pyramids of Egypt in danger?

http://www.thelocal.se/blogs/corneliushamelberg/2012/07/22/say-it-aint-so-the-great-pyramids-of-egypt-in-danger/

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Could be one of the signs of the approaching last days ?
Next : The pyramids of Egypt ?
First the Buddhist sculptures in Afghanistan,
then the desecration of Sufi shrines in Mali
and now this improbable news: Arab Muslim Clerics Issue Call to
Destroy Egypt's Great Pyramids
The UNESCO World Heritage Centre could not ever be happy with these
world heritage sites facing eternal destruction. But this is unlikely
to happen in Egypt, since the Great Pyramids are a great tourist
attraction and therefore a great source of contributing to Egypt's
economy….and moreover the pyramids are not objects of worship, not
even by the mushrikeen….
Should the United States ever become fully Islamized, whichever Caliph
or Supreme Leader that could then be ensconced in the White House will
probably either have to call out the National Guard to protect the
sculptures of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt
and Abraham Lincoln at The Mount Rushmore National Memorial …or order
their effacement…..



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