Ipuwer Papyrus

We find additional details of Ipuwer Papyrus – a surviving Egyptian scribes (Papyrus Leiden 334) 

The door keepers say: “Let us go and plunder.”
Indeed, the face is pale, what the ancestors foretold has arrived; the land is full of confederates, and a man goes to plough with his shield. (2:19:25)

Indeed, the plunderer everywhere, and the servant takes what he finds. 

Indeed, the Nile overflows yet none plough for it. Everyone says, “We do not know what will happen throughout the land.”

Indeed, poor men have become owners of wealth and he who could not make sandals for himself is now a possessor of riches. (2:19:50)

Indeed, noblemen are in distress, while the poor men is full of joy. Every town says, “Let us suppress the powerful among us.”(Let us suppress the powerful among us. Liehtheim: “Let us expel our rulers.”) (2:20:08)

Indeed, great and small say: “I wish I might die.” Little children say: “He should not have caused me to live.” And the servant abandons his household and men will say: “Cakes are lacking for most children; there is no food. What is the taste of it like today?”

Indeed, magnates are fighting over the spoil of the robber, and all his property is carried off. Indeed, men eat herbage and wash it down with water; neither fruit nor herbage can be found and is taken away from the mouth of the pig. No face is bright because of the hunger.

Indeed, everywhere barely has perished and men are stripped of clothes, spice and oil; everyone says: “There is none.” The storehouse is empty and its keeper is stretched on the ground. Indeed, the writings of the scribes of the cadastre are destroyed and the corn of Egypt is common property.

Indeed, the laws of the Council chamber are thrown out; indeed, men walk on them in public places and poor men break them up in the streets.

Behold, he who could not build a boat for himself is now the possessor of a fleet; their erstwhile owner looks at them, but they are not his.

Behold, he who slept wifeless through want [finds] riches, while he whom he never saw stands making dole. 

Behold, he who had no property is now a possessor of wealth and the magnate praises him.

Behold, the poor of the land have become rich and the erstwhile owner of property is one who has nothing.

Behold, he who had no loaf is now the owner of a barn and his storehouse is provided with the goods of another.

Behold, the chiefs of the land flee; there's no purpose for them because of want.

Behold, no officers are in their right place like a herd running at random without a herdsman.

Behold, he who had no yoke of oxen is now the owner of a herd and he who could find for himself no ploughman is now the owner of cattle.

Behold, he who had no grain is now the owner of granaries, and he who had to fetch loan-corn for himself is now one who issues it.

Behold, he who had no dependents is now an owner of serfs and he who was a magnate now performs his own errands.

Behold, he who once recorded the harvest now knows nothing about it while he who never ploughed for himself is now the owner of corn; the reaping takes place but is not reported. The scribe sits in his office but his hand are idle in it. Indeed, gates, columns and walls are consumed by the fire.

Indeed, towns are destroyed and upper Egypt has become an empty waste. Indeed the builders of pyramids have become cultivators and those who were in the sacred bark are now yoke to it. Gold is lacking and materials for every kind of craft have come to an end. What can we do about it? All is ruin!

Indeed, laughter is perished and is no longer made; it is groaning that is throughout the land, mingled with complaints.

Behold things have been done which have not happened for a long time past; the king has been deposed by the rabble. The statues are burned and their tombs destroyed.

Behold, the land has been deprived of the kingship by a few lawless men. How comes it that every man kills his brother? The troops whom we marshaled for ourselves have turned into foreigners and have taken to ravaging. Lower Egypt weeps; the king’s storehouse is the common property of everyone. All is ruin!

The Kolbrin Bible and Webbot Prediction Confirm Each Other

The Kolbrin bible, a historical Egyptian manuscript written 3600 years ago, recorded a lot about the last visit of Planet X (Destroyer), also in the time of Moses’ leading the Israelites out of Egypt, and the destructions and impacts brought by Planet X to Egypt and the earth.

In fact, in recent years, the disasters and conditions of the world are really similar to those recorded in the Kolbrin bible!

On the other hand, Webbot published the reports of “Future Recent History 2020” and “Your Last 26 days of life” on 29 January and 6 February 2012 respectively. It predicted the trend and change of the world after 2012!

The amazing part is that these two reports of Webbot prediction coincide with the ancient history in the Kolbrin bible in recording the various disasters brought about by the coming of Planet X!!

Obviously, the two confirm each other in validating the existence of Planet X and its impacts on earth.

They include:

1.   The Kolbrin bible recorded 3600 years ago that a large human population would die because of the coming of Planet X!

(The dead were no longer sacred and were thrown into the waters.)；

In fact, Webbot also predicted in recent months that after 2012, there would be disasters and accidents leading to mass human deaths, and even the death of 1.2 billion and 89 million people in one of the disasters.

2. The Kolbrin bible mentioned that upon the arrival of Planet X, economy would cripple and rich people lose their wealth and wealth transfer would even happen!

(He who grew no grain now to own a storehouse full. Cattle were left unattended to roam into strange pastures, and men ignored their marks and slew the beasts of their neighbors. No man owned anything. The public records were cast forth and destroyed, and no man knew who were slaves and who were masters.)；

Similarly, Webbot also predicted that wave of bankruptcy would begin to appear in 2012 and 90% of the world’s wealth would be gone; however, at the same time, the greatest wealth transfer in history would happen.

3. The Kolbrin bible recorded that when Planet X came, human nature would mutate and become irrational, and there would even be "polarization of humanity", along with riots, demonstrations, ousting of governments and masters of the time!

 (Man, stricken with terror, went mad at the awful signs in the Heavens. They were loosed from their senses and dashed about, crazed, not knowing what they did.)

(Their eyes were wild and their limbs trembled, their bodies shook and their tongues lacked control. Their faces were twisted and the skin hung loose on their bones. They were as maddened wild beasts driven into an enclosure before flames; they knew no law, being deprived of all the wisdom they once had and who had guided them were gone.)

(When it passed…men rose up against those in authority and fled from the cities to swell in tents in the outlands. Egypt lacked great man to deal with the times. The slaves left. Their multitude moved in the gloom of a half dawn, under a mantle of fine swirling grey ash.)

In fact, Webbot has also predicted that the solar wind in 2012 would affect human personality and emotion, leading to fury, mutation of human nature and polarization of humanity.

4. The Kolbrin bible recorded that when Planet X approached the earth, various unusual heavenly signs would appear, meteorites fall from the sky, and a second sun even appear!

(On its arrival, Destroyer became visible in the day skies, first as a Second Sun or Winged Globe, and then took a shape of writhing fiery dragon described by the ancients.)

(This tale of space debris consists of dust, gravel, meteorites, boulders and small asteroids, and sweeps the Earth during the Passage of “hail of stones”)

Even later during the visit to Egypt by the Greek Legislator Solon, the old priest of Egypt told him that Planet X caused many different disasters in Egypt and they found that the earth and other planets went off track and lightning from the sun destroyed their places.

(This legend has the air of a fable; but the truth behind it is a deviation of the bodies that revolve in heaven round the earth and a destruction occurring at long intervals of things on earth by a great conflagration.)

(Thus, the story current also in your part of the world, that Phaethon, child of the Sun, once harnessed his father’s chariot but could not guide it on his father’s course and so burnt up everything on the face of the Earth and was himself consumed by the thunderbolt.)

Unexpectedly, the Webbot report in January 2012 also foretold that the solar system would undergo a great change, including the reordering of the system, a new track for the earth, and even strange heavenly changes like the appearance of cosmic thunders, electric whips, drastic change of the sun leading to massive solar wind!