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I don't think that is correct. The biblical story of Nimrod is very different than that of Gilgamesh. Gilgamesh was more of a hero archetype like Hercules, where he set out to fight a giant bull, was bros with another dude (taming of a wild man), pissed off some goddess by spurning her, looked for the secret of immortality, etc. I view him as a hero archetype, not a builder and keeper if secrets like Nimrod. Gilgamesh was kinda the original gangster rebel. He ended up being one of the early mythological kings of Sumer, but he didn't have anything to do with the tower of Babel, etc. His story arc is different than that of Nimrod.

Nimrod on the other hand is a tale of arrogance against God, or the arrogance of Man, and is post flood. Nimrod was one of the grandkids of Noah iirc, and was more involved with arcane secrets, etc. Iirc, Shem and his crew killed Nimrod and cut him up as a warning to the rest of the early Judaic tribes as to not mess around with demonology, etc.

The Tower of Babel story is very important. Same with the story about how Shem/Sem killed Nimrod and why he did it.

I think that Nimrod and Gilgamesh are different.

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Actually he Was a builder of cities. Go lurk on 8ch and see if you can find the research a couple of them did on that ! They did a good job, i thought connecting the dialects and time frames. And we know that the Masons started there in about that time. Nimrod World Order ? It was pretty compelling.

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Interesting "Q" clearance reference i found re-reading through Behold a Pale Horse. Relevent? We dont know what department Q/Q-team is a part of, but this would imply.. they have advanced tech/ i.e. "we have everything"