Beware-Syncretism-Jesuits-GrandCanyon

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On April 5, 1909, there appeared a frontpage article in the Phoenix (Arizona) Gazette. It told of an expedition in the heart of the Grand Canyon, funded by the Smithsonian Institute. A transcription of the article can be found at http://keelynet.com/unclass/canyon.txt The Phoenix Gazette 1909 article about the Smithsonian Institute’s expedition is a rich story of finding a labyrinth of manmade tunnels high above the Colorado River—a virtual citadel filled with ancient artifacts, hieroglyphs, armor, statues of Proto-Indo-Iranian gods, and mummies.[1] However, if you call the Smithsonian, they will tell you that no such record exists about their role in the Grand Canyon and Isis Temple. NATIVE AMERICANS were fooled with mysticism.
James Smithson (whatever his real name) was supposedly the founder of the Smithsonian Institution, despite never visiting the U.S. But in fact, Smithson was a student associate of Freemasons and alchemists, affiliated with the Roman Catholic French monarchy.

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