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Originally posted by hmdphantom
reply to post by maythetruthbeknown
Maybe that is where Antichrist will arrive.
Dajjal the antichrist in Islam.
He is followed by many people , while he is on eyed.
Very interesting.
Originally posted by IEtherianSoul9
Years were decided by pharaonic reign. So I really have no clue lol
Originally posted by rabzdguy
Originally posted by Nosred
Why does there have to be one of these so called "conspiracies" every year? Last year it was 10/10/10, before that it was 9/9/9.
Can't you guys just admit that sometimes a date has no significance?
What was said to have happened on 9/9/9 or 10/10/10?
Originally posted by IEtherianSoul9
reply to post by maythetruthbeknown
That's interesting, S&F
I wonder about the other pyramids in the area, will those be closed off too? If so, that'll be rather difficult, since there are 118 pyramids in Egypt.
Egypt has closed the Great Pyramid outside Cairo after rumours that groups would try to hold special rituals on 11 November at 11:11 (09:11 GMT).
The rumours sparked an internet campaign to stop any ceremonies.
However the head of Egypt's antiquities authority said the pyramid had been closed until Saturday morning for "necessary maintenance" only.
The Great Pyramid houses the ancient tomb of the Pharaoh Khufu. Two nearby pyramids and the Sphinx remained open.
Security was tightened across the entire complex, Associated Press news agency said, with dozens of police officers and armed soldiers on patrol.
After 11:11, the director of the pyramids complex, Ali al-Asfar, said nothing unusual had happened.
"Everything is normal," he told AP.
"The only thing different is the closure of the Khufu pyramid."
Both he and the head of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, Mustafa Amin, said the pyramid was closed for maintenance after the large number of visitors during the Eid al-Adha holiday last week.
Reports of planned ceremonies at the site were "completely lacking in truth," Mr Amin said.
But the rumours had sparked an internet protest campaign to block any rituals "within the walls of the pyramid on November 11, 2011," Atef Abu Zahab, the head of the Department of Pharaonic Archaeology, told AFP news agency.