…Listening and reading, I couldn’t help but think about another book we read months ago, Twelfth Planet, by Zecharia Sitchin, an unimpeachable Sumerian scholar, who lays out his research in translating tens of thousands of texts which tell a credible history of humanity as creations of the Annunaki, an inner-planetary race of people the Sumerians called gods, who mixed their DNA with terrestrial DNA to create us and then have continued to tinker with our genetics, as well as our civilization, exploiting us for various uses, employing some of us in an inner circle, a secret society.
Outrageous though it sounds, this story, uncovered in an archeological find of such volume that it could not be suppressed, solves many of our cultural “mysteries”: Who’s really running things? Why does our nation engage in so many meaningless wars, foisting on us such illogical lies? (Lone gunman, 911. No one believes, but the populace keeps them as Rulers.)
And there are many nagging mysteries solved by the Annunaki theory: Why does our economic system not “work”? [It’s goal is not what we’re told.] Why is everyone so tired that they can’t respond to the lies and injustices? Why are private prisons being built to house a greater percent of our population than any other nation on Earth? Why is the American political system so bad? And again: why aren’t we able to respond?
The biggest mystery is why we accept so many mysteries when this one story – told around the world since the beginning of time – could make our world and our perceptions suddenly coherent. Every religion is coherent with it.
Jehovah is a character combined from the two Sumerian brother gods rolled into one, controller Enlil and nurturer Enki. The Bible, Koran, Bagadvad Gita, and sacred texts all over the world tell stories of human history that fit the overall dynamics of the Annunaki story, though the words and images of each religions have evolved over time, turned into cartoons – so we forget it.