"THE EXODUS REVEALED" VIDEO

So he found some wheels. Heck, looks like one wheel.It looks vaguely similar to a chariot wheel. Ok... So how does that equal the egyptian army?I only see one wheel. Vaguely, under silt. How does that mean exodus=true?Kinda reminds me that movie, "My cousin Vinny".Vinny holds up a picture of a screen door, some trees, bushes, and a number of other things that obstructed the view of the crime sceen. The whitness is forced to admit that maybe his positive ID wasn't so positive.Vinny exclaims "Im done wit dis guy!"Kinda feel like that here I mean seriously, If I go to a lake in england snap a picture of the lake bottom and see what looks like an old sword. Then I write a book about how I found Excalibur, don't you think that would be kind of unconvincing?Im kinda in the same boat with this stuff.

Since we have no proof, I think I will put fourth my own hypothesis of what that wheel thing is there. I get no idea of the scale, so maybe it's small?In either case if anyone has ever been on a ship Im sure you have seen lots of valve shut off wheeles. Here are a few pics I found to mudy the watter on teh whole cheriot wheel thing: This one is just to support that they sometimes end up under whatter by one means or another. Chariot wheel? Eureka! Four spokes! Chariot wheel? This one is just uncanny. Maybe they riped it off a chariott?I say it's a valve wheel. Bring it up and lets find out, till then there is nothing you can say to debunk my hypothesis. From the current evidence, it seems valid enugh.

Well, Im looking at the pics. The wheel dosn't look like it's made out of wood at all. It dosn't look like gold eaither. Some of the wheels don't even look like wheels. So how do I know the one in the picture isn't made of iron?In his article he says he found 8-spoked, 6-spoked, etc. So now what? I cant see the, touch them, test them. They may very well be iron.Their are coverd in silt for crine out loud!Furthermore, do you know what happens to wooden ships when they sink?They rot away.Wood dosn't survive well in water. Just recently in GA they pulled up one of the old iron-clads from the civil war. That's about 200 years ago. The thing was bearly recognizable. The wood that remained was so fragile that it was pretty much compleate mush.I have seen some other wrecks of phonecian vessels. There is no wood left at all, the only way you know there is a wreck there is because of the left over cargo.So I say your wheel there is either a) a recent plant b) made of some other material c) something else entirely.But it certainly ain't no 5000 year old chariott wheel.Oh, and I still say it's a valve!I mean honestly, how can you tell its even metal from that picture?Some people are sooo gulible.

ok. But then why do they neciseraly have to be chariot wheels? They could be cart wheels. Among other things,furthermore, back to those phonecian ship wrecks, you find the wood all roted away, but tons and tons of cargo. Swords, amphora, statuary, etc.A whole freakin army woulda left more than some bones and some wheeles. Im sure the egiptians were carying swords, spears, and arrows, as well as jewlry armomor, among other things.Sertainly an army of thousands would have left more than what we find there.Case in point,Ancient Roman battlefields are chock full of ancient roman goodies. Skelteons horse remains, armor, weapons, bones etc. And I mean tons!we are talking armies here remember.Why don't we see the same here?This message has been edited by Yaro, 08-02-2004 12:10 PM