Matt Beall

That exists.

That's under there.

We know that.

We have scans of that now.

The only question is...

You know, what else?

How do you get there?

Why did we cover it up?

You know, why did Hawass not come out?

And I mean, he knew it for over 10 years now, I think, that that's been there.

And so, you know, I would think that the world might want to pool some money together to divert that ditch or whatever, the canal or whatever it is, you know, out of that area and then, you know, rebuild it somewhere else and then excavate.

Like we all want to know what's down there.

Yeah, yeah, right.

Yeah, that makes sense for sure.

Yeah, a lot of times when we get secrecy on things and we get people covering things up, it's because whatever the information is goes against whatever narrative they're trying to sell.

And so if they're covering up stuff like that, a lot of times it's because it conflicts with the information and it's going to raise a lot of questions and they don't want to have to field the questions and deal with it and be proven wrong.

That's the worst thing for any professional, of course, to be wrong because everybody's 100% about everything.

Yeah.

People would pass out, people would scream, they would run into a wall.

People wouldn't know how to handle that because it completely conflicts with everything that they ever thought was real and was true.