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The Grand Canyon National Park...King Solomon's Mines or El Dorado?
In the late 1800's and early 1900's crazy rumors started floating
around the Southwest United States about Egyptian cities being found at the
northern end of the Grand Canyon. The story went that while traveling down
the Colorado River an explorer discovered a secret cave that was filled with egyptian artifacts, texts and ruins. In 1909, an article
was written about the find in the Arizona Gazette:
http://www.crystalinks.com/gc_egyptconnection.html
Continuing down this path there is a very interesting book called
"Lost Cities of North and Central America" by David Hatcher
Childress that discusses this lost city. Listen to this YouTube interview
with him as he discusses a very interesting theory that the Grand Canyon may
be the site of the famed King Solomon Mines. The interview can be heard here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O61YmW1LhIs&feature=PlayList&p=75EA001124E8CBAB&index=0&playnext=1
Following this train of thought I found this article in the New York
Times written on June 19, 1912...just a year before the Federal Reserve Act
was established:
http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?_r=2&res=940DE7D71F31E233A2575AC1A9609C946396D6CF
Ok. It's a lot of speculation and sounds unbelievably fanciful...but
might it be true? Could the Grand Canyon hold the motherload
of all gold deposits and the Powers-That-Be have been hiding this secret all
these years. Is this the missing piece of the gigantic gold manipulation
puzzle? Let's dig deeper.
In my Original Road to Roota Article there was
one part of the story that I was never able to fully decipher. It had to do
with Roota finding the colored flowers in some
mysterious caves.
http://www.roadtoroota.com/public/120.cfm
Roota's Grandma (who represents ex Fed
Chairman Arthur Burns who was Alan Greenspan's mentor) says to Roota "Some people say you can get there through the
caves near Cobblestone Canyon". Could "Cobblestone Canyon" be
referring to this Colorado Canyon where they supposedly found "vast
riches of gold" the year before the Federal Reserve was established?
In the Fed Comic "Wishes and Rainbows" Roota
went looking for "colored flowers" in a place called "Cobblestone
Canyon" where she found vast riches. So much so that she was able to
supply all the people of Pebbleton with "many
colored flowers each" (ounces of gold).
http://www.bos.frb.org/education/pubs/wishes.pdf
Originally, there was not enough for one flower
each but over time Roota found many openings which
supplied many colored flowers to the Pebble People. The population of the
United States is around 300M people so a find with "many colored
flowers" may well reach the Billions of ounces that the 1909 article
talks about.
Also, could these mines be behind the gold illustrations in the Fed
Boston release "Banking Basics"?
http://www.bos.frb.org/education/pubs/banking2.pdf
It looks here like the girl is cashing in about 20 oz
of gold for a small stack of bills. Can you see the gold price chart on the
back wall of the bank teller?! If my math is correct 20 ounce x 300M citizens
= 6B ounces that may be available if my Road to Roota
theories are correct.
Still not convinced about the Grand Canyon Gold?
Many of you who follow the Gold Conspiracy angle will know that the
Bush family is heavily involved in gold manipulation. Bush Sr. was even
involved with the largest gold hedging/black gold laundering operation in the
world... Barrick Mining. Would it surprise you to
find out that Bush Jr. tried to secretly get into the Grand Canyon to mine
some of that vast resource that the USA has hidden away for years? Read this:
http://www.ewg.org/news/confusion-at-the-grand-canyon
Ok. I can go around and around on this topic but if you are a major
conspiracy bug like myself there are just too many connections. For those of
you who can't make the leap that there are Egyptian treasures and gold hidden
in the Grand Canyon can I ask you to do one more thing for me?
Reach you hand in your wallet and pull out a $1 bill.
Flip it over and look at the left side.
Any other questions?
May the Road you choose be the Right Road
Bix Weir
Bix
Weir is a freelance author and analyst dedicated to exposing the long term
manipulation of the gold and silver markets. He has worked closely with the
Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee helping to pull the curtain away from the
Cabal of International Bankers that have taken
control of our free market system.
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