Off Topic, Anons

Been looking in to this study of the Garden of Eden… For SURE GOT to have implications with the Occult families.

So I've been digging. Followed this History Channel doc on it, and I like the way the guy thinks.

Wondering if any other anons out there have thought much on it, and have deeper digs. Names who offer dissenting views are:

Eric H. Cline

Ephraim A. Speiser

Juris Zarins

James Sauer

They support a Persian Gulf location… I find that assertion more of a stretch than David Rohl's.

Thots?

pics related

>>4755609

>Eden

Kermanshah exhibit explores history of ties between UN, Iran

Tehran and the northwestern city of Tabriz were the previous hosts of the exhibit in 2016 and 2018 respectively.

>https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/431863/Kermanshah-exhibit-explores-history-of-ties-between-UN-Iran

>>4755881

Fuckin' awesome.

>>4755609

>>4755810

What Will Iran's Looming Civil War Look Like?

But back to the history: In the first decade of the twentieth century, Edward Granville Browne, a British scholar of the Middle East and freelance correspondent for British newspapers, chronicled the uprisings against the Iranian monarchy’s autocratic excesses in The Persian Revolution . In that episode, Tabriz—at the time, Iran’s second largest city—became the epicenter for the revolutionary movement. The shah in Tehran effectively lost control over the city and unsuccessfully sought to starve it into submission.

>https://nationalinterest.org/feature/what-will-irans-looming-civil-war-look-38717

>>4756121

Dio Sabbath was best Sabbath.

>>4756121

>>4756128

/ourdio/