Entered: world beneath Egypt's pyramids

Part 2: Massive subterranean complex UNDER Saqqara, Egypt

(Gaia) Premiered May 2, 2025: What new evidence points to a prediluvian (before The Flood) civilization in Egypt that knew how to harness the properties of stone to generate power?

Saqqara, 22 miles south of Giza, holds two of the greatest mysteries of the ancient world: the Djoser Pyramid and the Serapeum, which may be the source of power for Giza.

These monuments are the enduring legacy of Imhotep, a student of Thoth and one of Egypt’s greatest polymaths.

This subterranean complex is so vast and unexplored that the new findings are merely a fragment of the enigma surrounding Saqqara (less than 1%). Will the secrets unearthed finally reveal who built the Serapeum and why? [If it does, we can be sure Zahi Hawass will not be admitting that to the world.]

Brien Foerster enter the Serapeum at Saqqara, Egypt, April 2025

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There's no racism in America? (VICE)

VICE, 6/6/2013; I. Rony, Sheldon S., Pfc. Sandoval, Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

The KKK vs. the Crips vs. Memphis City Council

Racist Col. N. B. Forrest

(VICE) In Memphis's Forrest Park, there's a statue of [notorious racist] Nathan Bedford Forrest, one of the most infamous and powerful racists in American history.

Lately it's been at the center of the city's often shaky race relations. Watch as the KKK, the Memphis City Council, and local gang members fight for what they each believe is right. Skinheads, Neo-Nazis, rednecks, hicks, gumbos, Gomers, Jebediahs, police informants, infiltrators, agent provocateurs, Antifas, gangsters, antiracists, white allies, everyone wanted to have a say about the future.

• White Awake Study Group (Shambhala Center of LA)

"The Kops and the Klan work hand in hand!"?

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  Forrest sold humans?

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White Awake Study Group - Shambhala Meditation Center of Los Angeles

Fort Pillow Massacre: Confederate whites murdered Black Union troops, 1864

Memphis killer-cops KILL Tyre Nichols (video)

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WATCH: DC protests the murder of Tyre Nichols, beaten by racist Black Memphis police

(WUSA9) Streaming live Jan. 27, 2023. WARNING: This video shows a live protest where profanity may be used. State oppression in the name of "security" efforts are ramping up in the District of Columbia on Friday night in response to rallies over the release of body camera footage showing killer cops deploying deadly force used by police against an innocent 29-year-old Black Memphis man. Tyre Nichols succumbed to his severe injuries after his brutal Jan. 7th beating by police officers three days later during an unprovoked traffic stop. Five fired officers are now being charged with second-degree murder. Bodycam video from the incident is expected to be released to the public Friday sometime after 7:00 pm, and Memphis authorities say they are braced for public unrest and riots. In D.C., heightened security measures were taken, with the entire MPD force (more than 3,000 officers) activated and fencing installed late Thursday night around the U.S. Capitol. MPD said they expected to have 600 extra people on the ground, including more than two dozen platoons from the Civil Disturbance Unit. Officers will remain on 12-hour shifts until the activation protocol is lifted. Read more: wusa9.com

Memphis BLM activist: Tyre Nichols's killing is part of police brutality crisis for Black residents

(Democracy Now!) Jan. 27, 2023. Amid nationwide protests, prosecutors charge five former Memphis police officers with murder in the death of Tyre Nichols, who finally died of his injuries on January 10 of kidney failure and cardiac arrest after a severe and vicious beating three days earlier during a traffic stop.

Memphis Police Department releases criminal Black cops beating Tyre Nichols to death on their bodycam along with footage from a pole camera (The Post Millennial on rumble.com)

Memphis and other cities across the U.S. are expecting mass protests against police violence, with body-camera footage of the deadly traffic stop set to be released Friday evening.

Democracy Now! goes to Memphis for an update from community organizer Amber Sherman, a member of the Memphis chapter of Black Lives Matter, who says police brutality is nothing new for many residents. "It's literally just being caught on camera," Sherman says.

"We have experienced this same kind of violence over and over and over again in our communities."

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Hammer smashed face: Nancy Pelosi's husband

Fox News LIVE; Chris Barnes' Cannibal Corpse; Pfc. Sandoval, S. Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Paul Pelosi attack video released, Memphis prepares for criminal-cops' police abuse of Black Tyre Nichols video, and more

(LiveNOW from FOX) youtube.com/livenowfox... Where to watch LiveNOW from FOX: livenowfox.com. Follow @LiveNOWFOX on Twitter: twitter.com/livenowfox. This is raw and unfiltered. Watch a non-stop stream of breaking news, live events, and stories across the nation. Limited commentary. No opinion. Experience LiveNOW from FOX. Democrat politician and former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has a fat husband living the high life, mostly drunk, in San Francisco while she's spawning in The Swamp of Washington DC. A man comes, knocks on the door, and wants to settle the score before he, Paul Pelosi, calls the cops and they shoot the man...but not before he whacks Pelosi with a hammer right to the... Well, watch it on bodycam footage. Would Chris Barnes of Cannibal Corpse fame (now the frontman for Six Feet Under) be happy someone is taking advice from his old hit songs? Probably not.

"Hammer Smashed Face" (Cannibal Corpse)

The Fire Next Time: Black racist Memphis cops

Amy Goodman (DemocracyNow.org, 1/27/23); Pfc. Sandoval, Sheldon S., Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly; CNN; James Baldwin (Wiki)

"Racism" is a funny thing. When our hearts/minds become colonized by the dominant group (Caucasians), we may start doing their bidding to survive or prosper in this system. Anti-Black racism is not limited to whites. Black police may be worse at times, as they attempt to prove themselves to their white comrades in blue. They become worse than their jailers. Slavery lives.

CNN obtains audio of traffic stop involving Tyre Nichols

(CNN) Jan. 26, 2023. #CNN #News CNN has obtained portions of the police scanner audio leading up to the arrest of Tyre Nichols, who was murdered by racist police, dying three days after he was pulled over for alleged "reckless driving" in Memphis, Tennessee. Police say confrontations ensued between their officers and Mr. Nichols during the stop, leading them to torture him, and his death must have been an "act of God" because it happened later after the severe and inhuman beating they delivered to release their aggression and hostility toward Black motorists, the clear result of internalized-racism, a byproduct of colonization by an outside group with animosity toward the colonized group. CNN’s John Miller and Shimon Prokupecz join Alisyn Camerota to discuss. #CNN #News

What riots might erupt in the South?

The Fire Next Time is a 1963 non-fiction book by American author James Baldwin, containing two essays -- "My Dungeon Shook: Letter to my Nephew on the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Emancipation" and "Down at the Cross: Letter from a Region of My Mind."

The book's title comes from a couplet in "Mary Don't You Weep," an African-American spiritual [1, 2]:

God gave Noah the rainbow sign

No more water, the fire next time

The first essay, written in the form of a letter to Baldwin's 14-year-old nephew, discusses the central role of race in American history. The second essay, which takes up the majority of the book, deals with the relations between race and religion, focusing in particular on Baldwin's experiences with the Christian church as a youth... More

MLK’s final days: Rev. Lawson remembers (video)

Amy Goodman (democracynow.org); Ashley Wells, Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Fifty years ago today in Memphis, Tennessee, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his final sermon, “I’ve Been to the Mountaintop.” Less than 24 hours later, Dr. King was assassinated at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis. He was just 39 years old. Dr. King was in Memphis to support striking sanitation workers. Democracy Now! speaks to Rev. James Lawson, who invited Dr. King to come to support the strike. At the time Rev. Lawson was the pastor of Centenary Methodist Church in Memphis. Dr. King called Rev. Lawson “the leading theorist and strategist of non-violence in the world.” More
 
1968: 50 Years Later

MLK’s Radical Final Years: Civil Rights Leader Was Isolated After Taking On Capitalism and US War on Vietnam

King A Filmed Record: Montgomery to Memphis

Amy Goodman (democracynow.org, 2/25/18) via Chakura0807; Editors, Wisdom Quarterly

EXCLUSIVE: Rarely seen film "King: A Filmed Record" traces MLK's struggle from Montgomery to Memphis

Buddhist monk Thich Nhat Hanh with MLK

In a Black History Month special, Democracy Now! airs excerpts of a rarely seen Oscar-nominated documentary about Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the rise of the civil rights movement.

Produced by Ely Landau, King: A Filmed Record...Montgomery to Memphis is made from original newsreel footage and other original video footage shot of marches, rallies, and church services. 

King was originally screened for one-night-only in 1970 in more than 600 theaters across the United States. It has rarely been seen since. Here is extensive footage from the film, featuring a historic look at the 8-year period that led up to the 1963 March on Washington, D.C.

• PHOTOS of civil rights marchers at Martin Luther King Jr.'s first national address finally go on show after being left undeveloped for 51 years
• Maya Angelou dead at 86, Oprah and Mike mourn

FULL MOVIE: King: A Filmed Record

Buddhist chaplain is Army first

Text: Bob Smietana, The (Nashville) Tennessean

When Thomas Dyer heads to Afghanistan in December, the former Marine and one-time Southern Baptist pastor won't take a rifle with him. He won't take a Bible, either. Instead, Dyer, a Tennessean National Guardsman from Memphis and the first Buddhist chaplain in the history of the U.S. Army, hopes to bring serenity and calm, honed by months of intensive meditation.

That preparation, he says, will help him bring spiritual care in the midst of a war zone. "We're going to put it to the test," Dyer said. Dyer's deployment is another step in the U.S. military's attempt to meet the diverse spiritual needs of America's fighting forces. It's no easy task.

For one thing, the military chaplaincy is facing all the complications that have affected American religion over the past 40 years. The decline of mainline Protestants and their aging clergy. The ongoing Catholic priest shortage. The explosion of religious diversity. The emergence of people with no faith. The ease with which people move from one faith to another. More>>