Sunday, March 13, 2011

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THE ANSWER IN THE PAPYRUS TULLI


Tens of thousands of dead crabs in Kent. Hundreds of red-winged blackbirds fell from the sky in Louisiana. Over a hundred thousand dead fish on the banks of Arkansas. 100 other tonnes of dead sardines in southern Brazil. Hundreds of dead doves in Italy, all at Faenza. Faenza is a few miles from my house, but what happens here and what happens in the world? And in these days of 'apocalypse in Japan. To be a pessimist might say that the end of the world is coming, that this much-discussed 2012 could be not only a prophecy Maya, scientists, academics, researchers and animal rights a plausible explanation did not make. If they try to give a denial is immediately and all are at odds with each other.
What happens here and what happens in the world?
are the signs of climate change or the aliens coming?
The answer is perhaps in the Tulli papyrus?
In 1934, Egyptian papyrus, known as "Tulli Papyrus" , was found in an antique shop in Egypt by his brothers Professor Alberto Tulli (then director of the Vatican Pontifical Egyptian Museum) and Monsignor Augusto Tulli.
The papyrus, could not be purchased at the high price, but Professor Tulli copied the text was then transcribed hieratic hieroglyphic, with the help of the Director of the Cairo Museum, Abbot E. Drioton. The papyrus narrated
a series of sightings of mysterious objects in the sky. Protagonists of the story Pharaoh Thuthmosis III (1504-1450, about BC) and many of his subjects.
The papyrus was adopted by the UFO community that elected him a founder of sightings of flying saucers.
In reality it is doubtful that the Tulli papyrus exists, as the 'single copy has never seen a transcript, also describes the celestial phenomena that could be disaster occurred at the time rather than flying saucers. There would be described
terrors: a circle of fire, the diameter of a pole, equal to 52.30 meters, which spits out a breath nausebondo, then other globes of light that cross the sky in all directions, and fish and birds fall to the ground. Ufologists have no doubts: the Tulli papyrus is the first description of a flying saucer.
A striking interpretation is proposed by Renato Vesco (ufologist sui generis, which it believes UFOs are not extraterrestrial, but top secret spacecraft built by Great Britain since the early "50, developing research and technologies developed by Nazi scientists) in the papyrus Tulli would have described the gigantic volcanic eruption which devastated the 'island of Santorini, the' ancient Thera.
The reason leaves no doubt, the weather events can be disatrosi, el 'man must use his brain to solve problems that arise If then there's the extratterrestri, the 'man fronteggerrà anche quelli.


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Saturday, March 12, 2011

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~ A warning of the philosopher Leo Strauss
NOT TAUGHT IN A HIGH SCHOOL STATE ~

The Italian teachers, a corpaccione that, subject to the usual noble exceptions, spreads presumptuous moral platitudes and makes reading in class newspapers - how many years does not resonate in the lessons the word "virtue"? -, Sometimes complain loudly and coarsely, as befits a hungry unemployed, compared with the many reforms that are attempted, terrified by anyone should question his knowledge petty bourgeois, the lights Gomorrah, comedians Dantists, never questioning the contradictions of a school open to all, which requires teachers everywhere and eager humanity to learn and with the talent to succeed. To these teachers this afternoon marks, and are indignant in public squares, we devote a sentence of Leo Strauss, an inspiration to think about during their secular procession that marches in arrogant scrolls.

With a lot of flexibility and common sense, the jew-German philosopher wrote: "The human desire to make education accessible to all, leads to an increasing neglect of the quality of education. This does great harm, or at least there are new grounds for alarm, if it takes place in the disciplines of recent origin, but the situation is quite different if they have influenced the discipline itself responsible for the classical heritage. I veri liberali oggi non hanno dovere più pressante che contrastare il liberalismo pervertito, che pretende "che vivere sicuri, felici e protetti, ma per il resto senza regole" sia la mèta semplice ma suprema dell'uomo, e che dimentica qualità, eccellenza o virtù». Era il dopoguerra, Strauss insegnava in una università statunitense, privata, sotto il controllo di tycoons e banchieri, non in un puro liceo classico italiano, gratuito e democratico, ma gli era chiaro ugualmente il fatto incontrovertibile che la civiltà è posta in pericolo dai «futuristi superficiali» e ignoranti dell’eredità di cui sono venuti in possesso, non dai conservatori, anche i più gretti che, proprio for their sense of savings against the tradition, "not ever put in danger." So, forget the Italians Vincenzo Monti for a singer / songwriter from San Remo, physicists who fail Galilei and the splendor of his form to address lingering "problems of nuclear power," the Greek scholars who neglect the grammar, all hasten the end of the West. The computer teachers, teach anyway, do not hurt anyone. At least the high schools (not just classic) are then subtracted for reforms and be placed under protection, with greater care aggregates cultural heritage.

(The quotation is from the essay "Liberalism and classical philosophy 'harvest in Liberalism Ancient and Modern , tradotto in italiano da Giuffrè.)