Most people know of the great construction achievements of the dynastic Egyptians such as the pyramids and temples of the Giza Plateau area as well as the Sphinx.

Many books and videos show depictions of vast work forces hewing blocks of stone in the hot desert sun and carefully setting them into place.

However, some of these amazing works could simply not have been made by these people during the time frame that we call dynastic Egypt.

Up until the 7th century BC there was very little iron present in Egypt, as this material only became commonly used once the Assyrians invaded at that time; in fact, the ancient Egyptians regarded iron as an impure metal associated with Seth, the spirit of evil who according to Egyptian tradition governed the central deserts of Africa.

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In December 2013, in the State of Florida, Ms. Rebecca Wood gave birth to Javoni, a seven-pound baby boy with mild infant jaundice.

Doctors assured her that jaundice was relatively common in newborns and told her that he would recover from the condition in a few days.

Although his health initially improved, his health deteriorated significantly within hours of receiving a series of routine vaccinations just eight weeks later.

Rebecca explained:

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A massive case involving over a hundred women and girls is shining a light on the horrid sexual abuse and cover-up taking place within the USA Gymnastics program.

For decades children were “sacrificed” and their abusers “protected,” according to one of the victims.

Last week, former gymnast Rachael Denhollander called for a regime change within the organization.

Denhollander is one of more than 125 victims, including US Olympic champion and three-time gold medalist, Aly Raisman, who are coming forward with evidence of cover-ups and abuse.

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Courageous investigative journalist and ex-BBC News correspondent Liz MacKean, 52, who exposed infamous pedophile Jimmy Savile – and ultimately resigned in 2013 over the BBC’s decision to refuse to air her investigation into Savile – has died after suffering a stroke.

by Jay Syrmopoulos, Guest author

Only in 2016 did her investigative work exposing Savile’s rampant molestation of children see the light of day on the BBC, featured as Abused: The Untold Story.

While it was an open secret within the UK corridors of power, it was not yet public knowledge that Savile was a serial child molester, thus MacKean’s investigative work on Savile’s abuse of children would have blown the doors off the UK’s power elite’s dirty secret.

Sadly, the power players in British media worked diligently to cover up the obscene sexually predatory behavior of Savile by not airing MacKean’s expose until after his death.

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