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what is english

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stay

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alive in that harsh cruel world it

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couldn't have been for very long and he probably

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ended up pretty quickly for himself with minimal suffering

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a sad loss nevertheless but

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the story he recounts it's like finding

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a complete dinosaur skeleton

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no it's better than that because the first-hand

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account of what life was actually like during the time

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of the dinosaurs to the very end in

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fact

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what paleontologists or historian wouldn't

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kill no sorry that's

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the wrong phrasing but they would be willing

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to give a bloody lot to read this saga of

6:31

course they wouldn't believe a single bloody word of it

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that's beside the point I actually

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really wanted to find out what happened next to the planet

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and all the dinosaurs so I did some research

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and found this smashing book that was published in the

6:43

year 2022 called the

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last days of the dinosaurs by Riley

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Black it goes into immense and step-by-step

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detail on everything that happened once the meteor

6:52

made impact and became a meteorite I suppose

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so

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pretty close to what Ahmad wrote although I don't

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know if that just means he did a good job of reporting

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what he saw what he thought was going on

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and the series of events or if black

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just did a really good bit of research and really knows

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what she's talking about I'm not

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in a position to make a comment either way I

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think I already mentioned it but Jake and mama going to

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lose their bloody minds when they read this hostium saga

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sure it's also going to put some ideas in Jake's head that

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involve curiosity not sure how I feel

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about that but I'm sure mama will be able to keep him under

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control if necessary stop him from diving

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or is that falling head first into the Jurassic

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era unless she goes with him of course and I'll

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be left here by my lonesome once again although

7:33

if they actually asked me if I wanted to come along

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on this hypothetical suicidal trip I'm

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not sure how I would answer

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okay I think I've gushed enough about the

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time of the dinosaurs and again Ahmad

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really sorry how I ended for you mate there's

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anything we can do in the future or is that the

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past to stop these bastards all

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I can say is we will try our very best you

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so let's movie

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on to the other cruel story that in some ways

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feels like its very own Ostium saga, or

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least deserving of one,

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instead of being buried in an author's end-note. It

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sounds like the Conclave has some significant pull

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and sway with governments around the world if

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they can simply demand that the Egyptian government vacate

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the Pyramid Temple complex so that

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they can investigate something. Although

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there was the strict rule of not being able to take anything

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belonging to the Pyramid or the complex, which

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the author points out, so it must be a rule

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they believe in. But to be able to just order

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those in power to comply and still

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remain secret and hidden,

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are they that intimidating? Do governments

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fear them? They have been around for

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a very, very long time,

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or maybe it's because of the knowledge they possess, perhaps

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what's in their archives.

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Maybe they have some serious collateral or blackmail

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material that automatically makes governments

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count out to them for fear of some terrible

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truth being revealed. Seems

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plausible and probably the more likely reason.

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Even as how this group got into the Pyramid is

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that they knew exactly what they were doing. Had

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this happened before and that's why they were easily granted

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access and able to get inside without any issue?

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Again, quite possible I think. And

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have no fear, I'm taking copious notes here

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should the opportunity arise for me to ask good

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old Prof Harcourt about all this and

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find out what he knows. I'm sure I could

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get some answers out of him. And then

9:20

we have the mysterious journal just lying there

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in a corridor of the Pyramid as if someone

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strolling by had just absent-mindedly dropped

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it.

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Remember this is the 18th century, so I

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shouldn't think there were too many people

9:30

who had made it inside the Great Pyramid at this

9:32

point. This was no accident.

9:35

No. The only logical answer is that

9:37

when Ahmet finally dropped that journal through

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this morostium it was somehow transported

9:42

there inside the Pyramid. And yes,

9:45

it's not lost on me that that's when Ahmet was supposed

9:47

to have been sent back to. Ancient

9:49

Egypt and the official unveiling of the Great Pyramid?

9:52

The question is, did it arrive back in

9:54

Ancient Egypt and somehow remain undiscovered?

9:57

Or did it appear at a later point?

9:59

even just moments before these members of the

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Conclave were to traverse that particular

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corridor.

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Also, what were the Conclave actually looking

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for there in the Great Pyramid? And

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finally, is it the Ostian Network

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who is behind the creation of these small and strange

10:14

doors through time? Is

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Evil Jake somehow involved in all this, and

10:19

for what purpose? I'm

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sorry, dear listener, but the questions continue

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to abound with very few answers. We

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shall have to see if Professor Harcourt can, albeit

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willingly, shed some light on these matters.

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