'Maurice and the Pharaoh' - The Bucaille Report.VOB

Trailer of the one-hour documentary Maurice and the Pharaoh The Bucaille Report.
Written, produced and directed by Farouq Abdul-Aziz.
A M a n a r a Communications Inc., release (2010).

From the airport, the mummy had been transferred to the Museum of Anthropology for "hospitalization" and examination. On June 29, 1977, Paris Match reported that the truck containing the packing case and its occupant was ordered to pass by one of his two Luxor obelisks at the Place de la Concorde "so that the ancient monarch's soul could contemplate his glory inscribed on the stone in dithyrambic terms."
For Bucaille that was a crowning moment. A yield of two grueling years, aided by presidents Sadat and DEstaing, to launch Operation Ramses has finally materialized.
The outcome of Bucailles team work on the Egyptian mummies was made public in lectures at the Egyptian Antiquities Department at the Louvre, the Museum of Human Paleontology and at the French Academy of Medicine. In appreciation of his scientific findings the Academie Francaise had awarded Bucailles book Mummies of the Pharaohs; Modern Medical Investigations its 1988 History Prize. The Academie Nationale de Medicine had held Bucaille in high esteem for the bulk of his scientific contributions in 1991. Bucailles final scientific contribution was published in his book; Moses and Pharaoh: Hebrews in Egypt in 1995.
It seemed that a scientific answer to the ancient question has finally come into existence.

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[captaindisguise]

What a load of BS. Maurice Bucaille was a fraud and i have exposed and debunked the so called claim about the Pharaoh thoroughly in my video

watch?v=vS1Mn90T2Bc

[TheRationalizer]

Bacaille was obviously an idiot. He claimed that salt in the mummy proved it had been in sea water - yet if he had asked ANY Egyptologist he would have been told that mummies were preserved with Natron, a kind of salt.

[captaindisguise]

@TheRationalizer oh BTW I don't think Bucaille is the one who made the claim about the salt. When I read his book I was specifically looking for that statement but i did not find it in there. My guess is that part was fabricated by muslim apologists. Or maybe Bucaille said that in a separate lecture or something. Either way the salt claim is utterly ridiculous

[StopSpamming1]

I suppose he never expected this amount of information to be available to so many people by something called the internet.

I also suppose he never thought he's be the reason so many people today laugh at and about gullible Muslims who lapped this up without ever checking.