What Louis De Cordier has said about Beekeeping
3 quotes · 1 episode · Aug 28, 2026
Louis De Cordier, Belgian artist and researcher who led the 2008 Mataha Expedition searching for the Lost Labyrinth of Egypt, has been quoted on Beekeeping 3 times in 1 episode of Danny Jones Podcast, most recently on August 28, 2026. Each quote below is verbatim and links to the moment it was said.
In their words
De Cordier says beehives are organized from the middle without hierarchy, with the queen serving only as a breeding mother.
“all of the organization of the hive is not hierarchical it's uh it's coming from it's organized from from the middle”
Danny Jones Podcast: #426 - "I Scanned Egypt's Labyrinth & the Results Got Me Exiled" (Scans Revealed) | Louis De Cordier (Aug 28, 2026) · Listen from 2:18:07
De Cordier cites Rudolf Steiner's claim that humanity cannot survive without bees.
“Steiner said, Rudolf Steiner, when the bees go away, humanity is about to die as well. Because without bees, mankind cannot survive”
Danny Jones Podcast: #426 - "I Scanned Egypt's Labyrinth & the Results Got Me Exiled" (Scans Revealed) | Louis De Cordier (Aug 28, 2026) · Listen from 2:23:08
De Cordier attributes large bee die-offs in Europe to 5G and electromagnetic pollution alongside agricultural chemicals.
“they also say that the bee die-offs, which are huge, are related to 5G and the electromagnetic pollution”
Danny Jones Podcast: #426 - "I Scanned Egypt's Labyrinth & the Results Got Me Exiled" (Scans Revealed) | Louis De Cordier (Aug 28, 2026) · Listen from 2:22:39
Episodes
#426 - "I Scanned Egypt's Labyrinth & the Results Got Me Exiled" (Scans Revealed) | Louis De CordierDanny Jones Podcast · Aug 28, 2026 · 2 h 36 min
Belgian researcher Louis De Cordier tells Danny Jones how his 2008 geophysical survey of Egypt's Hawara labyrinth got him blacklisted, and what later scans revealed.