Scott as much as we don't see eye to eye on many things do not humor these escapees from the Maatian prison who have arrived en masse simply to cause chaos like they were so well versed in doing on their own, what they laughingly refer to as a hall of truth. What a joke that is.

My advice simply ignore them they are baiting you and are only here to disrupt the threads like they were so fond of doing on their home turf.

Read again Lonely Angel's words and ignore them and let them go back to their boring old lives. They come here but do not allow us to go there. They are not worth the response.

.... Given that one of those Boards claims to have set itself up with the (rather spiteful) intent on debunking the work of one man (Graham Hancock) you would at least expect it to provide a level playingfield for debate.

Alas, it is nothing of the sort, with the worst kind of raw Moderator bias I have ever seen on any forum on the Internet (and I've been active on the web since 1995) constantly moving the goalposts in any discussion, with blatant editing, intervention and censorship at every turn. Disreputable and dishonourable, it is an affront to the concept of Ma'at: terrified of any prospect of a truth beyond its own collective limitations, a fussy henhouse of reaction where evidence is buried or denied a lot more often than it is ever "weighed".

As one of the regulars used to ruling the roost therein, I wouldn't expect you to agree. It must be nice - comforting indeed - to debate only amongst co-dependents, with Mother Hen rushing in every few post or so to ensure that the debate is going in the direction that conforms to house rules.

Nice and comforting, but pointless.

I see that since they have chased out or banned virtually every original thinker who ever signed up to the place, their Ancient Egyptian discussion boards have rather atrophied somewhat. Perhaps mummified would be a better word... there certainly is the low level stench of intellectual death.

That raises an interesting thought....

Was it all designed, I wonder, to be a tomb? ...

Don Barone