THE GREAT PYRAMID.

Waikato Times, Volume 120, Issue 19991, 15 September 1936, Page 9

THE GREAT PYRAMID.

(To the Editor.) Sir, —Please find enclosed a cutting from your paper of August, 1934, that if published again may make interesting reading.—l am, etc., D.G. Hamilton, September 12. “The Great Pyramid reflects mystery, speculation, and perhaps misconception and misunderstanding. However, the following extract taken from an article on the Great Pyramid is interesting, if nothing else: ‘History is being made with bewildering rapidity around us. The Pyramid time-table is exact to the day. For instance, the Pyramid disclosed the fact that Great Britain would enter the war on August 4, 1914, etc. From now on great events will follow each other like a moving picture. Economic tribulation and financial disaster will overtake civilisation. No man has the will, the ability or the reason to show how the gap between supply and demand can be bridged with a monetary system based upon greed and interest. Whether we like it or not, the financial system as we know it, whereby some men control money at the expense of the real producers of the world, must be abolished. And it will, when the clock strikes the hour of midnight on September 15, 1936.’ ”