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I'm a Sumerfag, well, expert and have been to the Iraq numerous times to read cuneiform scrolls and cylinders… (Not doxxing myself, I was in the military at the time)(And yes, Saddam did have WMD).
Enki created man in South Africa out of the "clay" of the earth with his sister Ninhurzag which could mean they were either DNA scientists or they were just fucking one another. The Garden of Eden was in Iraq on the Euphrates ruled by Enlil. They created man to dig the mines in Africa for gold to send home. In my research, gold would be the fountain of youth. (Not the radioactive shield that Zachariah Sitchin thought would protect Niburu). Gold was a drug, it created a longer lifespan. In one Sumerian scroll I've read a priest talks about a group of humans who were caught stealing a cache of gold because they wanted to "live the years of Ninurta" (Ninurta/Ningirsu = Enlil's son) They wanted to "ingest" it they way the gods did.
I sort of think this is still relevant today (gold stimulates neuroreceptors in the brain the create higher levels of thinking, etc.
I don't know where this is going or how I got started lol, but yeah, there you go.
No evidence of Noahs flood 7000 year's ago (Bible story). Sumerian texts say approximately 13000 years ago, but that timetable is based on the list of Sumer kings and the position of a "passing planet". I'm sure someday they find geological evidence.
In Sumerian texts there is a story about a place beyond the hammer of the gods. I would say Mars but others say Nibiru (which is never mentioned in Sumerian but there is something called 'the passing planet". There is some uncertainty about the location of the Igigi who were the watchers in the sky. I know Zachariah Sitchin says they had a base on Mars. The coming cataclysm caused the polar ice caps to melt, whether it be 7000, 13000, 45000 or 125000 years ago it is a part of civilization's history. Once was man's creator, but his son Marduk was the one who was known as Yaweh, and the Epic of Gilgamesh parallels parts of Genesis. The Land of the Cedars (Dilmun) is an interesting part of the story, sort of explains some of the reptilian origin.
And the spaceport lol. Which could totally be possible.
*And hammer of the gods = bracelet of the gods. Sorry, tired.
I'm just going by the 7000 year old clay tablets I've read. They're pretty detailed about the everything from the creation of the universe (which can be interpreted in many ways and the positions of the planets in our galaxy (the outer planets weren't discovered until the 20th century Uranus, Neptune, Pluto). The story of the Vedas and Inca also align pretty closely with the Annunaki and the gods of Sumer. Right now I'm researching the line of CAIN and how his family was banished by the watchers (Igigi or angels or whatever) to the mountain city "beyond the reaches of the sea" to slave in the gold mines. CAIN in Sumerian cuneiform is spelled INCA… And Gobekli Tepi is part of the story. Following up on some of Sitchin's work.
Completely agree. I mostly know Sumer but there's more to the story than we'll ever know. The Kings of Kish line goes back 445000 years and they speak of "strangers" from other civilizations walking the earth. I'm going to take you up reading up on Mauro. I think Sitchin got a bad rap because what I've read is some of what he read and he really did know his shit. Just the translation and his vision was a little whacked. There are flying craft and there are "nuclear weapons" being used but not in the modern day context. And plus he was looking at it from the Jewish POV. And I do agree with you that Enki was the peaceful one and Enlil was the warrior, but they were brothers and had lost control of the Annunaki… plus there children were the ones that fucked up Earth lol.
kek sumerfags unite!
His translation was pretty much dead on, his interpretation was shit (except though the 12th planet is what got me into this). But I guess he had to sell books. And I agree read Book of Enoch Book of Judas…