lol… on both.
lol… true… and I appreciate it when he leaves me alone , when I'm retarded and tired….I fuck up heaps…lol.
Yes… there were wars with formidable weapons used… devastation and all… But… what of the "flood"….. Yes, it happened.
When Nubiru comes past the sun…. On a very long elliptic cycle… Once it came a little too close and pulled the Ice shelf off Antarctica In the station of the Constellation of the Lion was the avalanche looming.
Now this is the account of the Deluge that over the Earth swept
And how the Anunnaki escaped, and how Ziusudra in the boat survived.
For days before the Day of the Deluge the Earth was rumbling, groan as with pain it did;
For nights before the calamity struck, in the heavens Nibiru as a glowing star was seen;
Then there was darkness in daytime, and at night the Moon as though by a monster was swallowed.
The Earth began to shake, by a netforce before unknown it was agitated.
In the glow of dawn, a black cloud arose from the horizon,
The morning's light to darkness changed, as though by death's shadow veiled.
Then the sound of a rolling thunder boomed, lightnings the skies lit up.
Depart! Depart! Utu to the Anunnaki gave the signal.
Crouched in the boats of heaven, the Anunnaki heavenward were lofted.
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In Shurubak, eighteen leagues away, the bright eruptions by Ninagal were seen:
Button up! Button up the hatch! Ninagal to Ziusudra shouted.
Together the trapdoor that the hatch concealed they pulled down;
Watertight, enclosed completely, was the boat; inside riot a ray of light penetrated.
On that day, on that unforgettable day, the Deluge with a roar began;
In the Whiteland, at the Earth's bottom, the Earth's foundations were shaking;
Then with a roar to a thousand thunders equal, off its foundations the icesheet slipped,
By Nibiru's unseen netforce it was pulled away, into the south sea crashing.
One sheet of ice into another icesheet was smashing,
The Whiteland's surface like a broken eggshell was crumbling.
All at once a tidal wave arose, the very skies was the wall of waters reaching.
A storm, its ferocity never before seen, at the Earth's bottom began to howl,
Its winds the wall of water were driving, the tidal wave northward was spreading;
Northward was the wall of waters onrushing, the Abzu lands it was reaching.
Therefrom toward the settled lands it traveled, the Edin it overwhelmed.
When the tidal wave, the wall of waters, Shurubak reached, ..
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The boat of Ziusudra the tidal wave from its moorings lifted,
Tossed it about, like a watery abyss the boat it swallowed.
Though completely submerged, the boat held firm, not a drop of water into it did enter.
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Outside the storm's wave the people overtook like a killing battle,
No one his fellow man could see, the ground vanished, there was only water.
All that once on the ground stood by the mighty waters away was swept;
Before day's end the watery wall, gathering speed, the mountains overwhelmed.
In their celestial boats the Anunnaki the Earth were circling.
Crowding the compartments, against the outer walls they crouched,
What was happening upon the Earth, down below, to see they strained.
From the celestial boat in which she was, Ninmah like a woman in travail cried out:
My created like drowned dragonflies in a pond the waters fill,
All life by the rolling sea wave away was taken! Thus did Ninmah cry and moan.
Inanna, who was with her, also cried and lamented:
Everything down below, all that lived, has turned into clay!
Thus did Ninmah and Inanna weep; they wept and eased their feelings.
In the other celestial boats the Anunnaki by the sight of unbridled fury were humbled,
A power greater than theirs they with awe those days witnessed.
For the fruits of Earth they hungered, for fermented elixir they thirsted.
The olden days, alas, to clay have turned! So to each other the Anunnaki said.
After the immense tidal wave that over the Earth swept,
The sluices of heaven opened, a downpour from the skies upon the Earth was unleashed.
For seven days the waters from above with the waters of the Great Below were mingled;
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Then the wall of water, its limits reaching, its onslaught ceased,
But the rains from the skies for forty more days and nights continued.
From their perches the Anunnaki looked down: Where there were dry lands, now was a sea of water,
And where mountains once to the heavens their peaks raised,
Their tops now like islands were in the waters;
And all that on the dry lands was living in the avalanche of waters perished.
Then, as in the Beginning, the waters to their basins were gathered,
Waving back and forth, day by day the water level came lower.
Then, forty days after the Deluge over the Earth swept, the rains also stopped.
After the forty days Ziusudra the boat's hatch opened, his whereabouts to survey.
A bright day it was, a gentle breeze was blowing;
All alone, with no other sign of life, the boat upon a vast sea was lolling.
Mankind, all living things, off the Earth's face are wiped out,
No one except us few survived, but there is no dry land to set a foot upon!
So did Ziusudra to his kinfolk say as he sat down and lamented.
There is truth behind all religions….It doesn't affect where we are going… to know about the past.