Activity – Wu Wu – The Giza Forum (Legacy)

Wu Wu posted an update 5 years ago

Hmm… this just after the procession of black and gold barques with mummified ‘pharaohs’ southward?:
“Ramadan Cannon Fired in Egypt!! First Time Since 1992 – Marks Historic Moment In the Holy Month” on YouTube
https://youtu.be/-qe-cJdx21c
- Billy Bob replied 5 years ago
  I’m not up to snuff on all this. What is the significance of the mummies and the cannon? Thank you.
  - Diogenes of Babylon replied 5 years ago
    “Pharaohs on parade: 22 mummies of ancient Egyptian kings and queens that lived more than 3,000 years ago will be transported in gold carriages through Cairo during an extravagant procession this weekend.
    
    The Pharaohs’ Golden Parade will see 22 mummies travel through Cairo
    It will include 18 kings and four queens that lives more than 3,000 years ago
    Each mummy will have their own individual gold colored carriage for the parade
    Shock absorbers have been placed in the design to preserve the remains
    The parade is set for 6pm local time, Saturday and will last 40 minutes
    The mummies include King Tutankhamen’s father and Ramses II
    The remains are being moved to a new museum within Cairo ”
    
    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-9426455/March-Mummies-Egypt-readies-Pharaohs-Parade.html
    - Diogenes of Babylon replied 5 years ago
      
      Egypt’s centuries old ‘Ramadan Cannon’ fired after 30 years of silence
      
      https://www.africanews.com/2021/04/14/egypt-s-centuries-old-ramadan-cannon-fired-after-30-years-of-silence/
      
      Bluenose replied 5 years ago
      
      https://dailynewsegypt.com/2019/05/13/ramadan-cannon/
  - PiPoe replied 5 years ago
    There were a couple of points in the articles by Diogenes and Bluenose that stuck out.
    “The month-long practice is aimed at heightening remembrance of God, curbing unhealthy habits and deepening gratitude”
    and
    “There are now initiatives to demand firing the cannon again to bring back good old traditions.”
    I also viewed, a few days ago, a perspective by a tarot reader that seemed to think this was a good thing. Here’s the link if you’re interested –
    The part about the mummies starts around the 9 minute mark –
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HeDUQa7uVaw
    - Billy Bob replied 5 years ago
      
      Thanks everyone. The irony of the “royal” death, icon of the British Empire, who tried to bring modern western ways to Egypt, the cradle of civilization stands out. Their significance is much greater in the history of the planet than the British endeavors and atrocities.