Ben van Kerkwyk

I mean, it's... You know, the funny thing that he... What he said, too, when I read that comment he makes about three tunnels, that's...

That's what Al-Adressi and Al-Masadi said as well.

Like these Herodotus of the Arabs, like six to 800 AD, when they went, they described the same damn, the three tunnels, like chambers and rooms.

It's like lining up with these, same as the labyrinth.

Like it's lining up with these historical accounts.

And then it's just, you don't hear another word about it.

And when you go to the Sphinx today and you finally, you pop that little box off its butt,

The whole thing's been backfilled.

Where you see that camera where Zahi was standing, that still beam's still there, but where his head level is, where he's standing, hey, this tunnel goes, it's like the dirt level's here now.

It's all been backfilled.

Yeah.

To be honest, it's my concern also with the Great Pyramid and the chamber there, is that...

First of all, I have my suspicions that they may well have already taken a peek with an endoscopic camera into that hidden void.

So this is the scan pyramid project.

No, no.

Just my experience with... How they do things.

Yes.

So there's always... I mean, there's very little transparency when it comes to a lot of these digs and stuff.

And this isn't just the Egyptians.

This is...