just thought i'd add that youre ideas about horus are a little off. your source for those ideas must've been some uninformed 'the end is near' cult, or some site similar to zeta talk. horus was once a living human being like everyone else and then he died.. he was descended directly from an annunaki leader, sumerian enki (EN.KI: lord of earth), egyptian 'Ptah', and therefore of 'divine blood', but he was not at all evil and he died and ascended to heaven (not christian heaven, by the way). he isn't still hanging around being involved in conspiricitical activies with the nazis, etc...
the fact that a bird of prey symbolized a god is nothing special.. such birds of prey (eagles, hawks, etc.) have been used throughout history. the bald eagle is the official bird of the U.S., and you can trace the history of that back to colonial times. nothing conspiricitical there. the nazis used it, so what? so do we! the characteristics of such birds are why we use them to symbolize such majestic or important things. ancient civilizations didn't use a hawk to explicitly symbolize horus and his conspiracy for immortality or any such thing..
there was a 'winged globe', a picture of a firey planet that had wings with feathers, and sometimes, in a more formal form, two snakes hanging from the globe in the center. i think that's where you're confusing the ancient bird. the winged globe was used abundantly by the sumerians, chaldeans, babylonians, assyrians, indians, egyptians, romans, greeks, persians, olmecs, aztecs, mayans, hittites, and others. but this represented the 10th planet in our solar system, nibiru, and this can be proven, if you trace its roots back to sumeria and discover what the sumerians used it to symbolize in their epics and daily life. it was used from then on up until the middle ages, when we went back and started thinking for ourselves again, instead of relying on the wisdom of the ancients. this (along with the catholic church) was the downfall of many very accurate belief systems and teachings from ancient times. if the catholic church had spread to china and japan, we probably wouldn't even take buddhism seriously today, as the majority of people here in the western hemisphere don't.
ever since the renaissance (sp?) greek mythology, etc., has been viewed as nonsense/stupid, and therefore ancient people have a sort of 'primitive' feeling for most people, even though we, to this very day, cannot explain why, or even HOW, they did many of the things they did (ie, the great pyramids, which were *supposively* built by the egyptians).
so.. maybe there's something in that.. i know it doesn't answer your question, but i hope you'll reconsider your beliefs on horus.
the fact that a bird of prey symbolized a god is nothing special.. such birds of prey (eagles, hawks, etc.) have been used throughout history. the bald eagle is the official bird of the U.S., and you can trace the history of that back to colonial times. nothing conspiricitical there. the nazis used it, so what? so do we! the characteristics of such birds are why we use them to symbolize such majestic or important things. ancient civilizations didn't use a hawk to explicitly symbolize horus and his conspiracy for immortality or any such thing..
there was a 'winged globe', a picture of a firey planet that had wings with feathers, and sometimes, in a more formal form, two snakes hanging from the globe in the center. i think that's where you're confusing the ancient bird. the winged globe was used abundantly by the sumerians, chaldeans, babylonians, assyrians, indians, egyptians, romans, greeks, persians, olmecs, aztecs, mayans, hittites, and others. but this represented the 10th planet in our solar system, nibiru, and this can be proven, if you trace its roots back to sumeria and discover what the sumerians used it to symbolize in their epics and daily life. it was used from then on up until the middle ages, when we went back and started thinking for ourselves again, instead of relying on the wisdom of the ancients. this (along with the catholic church) was the downfall of many very accurate belief systems and teachings from ancient times. if the catholic church had spread to china and japan, we probably wouldn't even take buddhism seriously today, as the majority of people here in the western hemisphere don't.
ever since the renaissance (sp?) greek mythology, etc., has been viewed as nonsense/stupid, and therefore ancient people have a sort of 'primitive' feeling for most people, even though we, to this very day, cannot explain why, or even HOW, they did many of the things they did (ie, the great pyramids, which were *supposively* built by the egyptians).
so.. maybe there's something in that.. i know it doesn't answer your question, but i hope you'll reconsider your beliefs on horus.